13:10:50 RRSAgent has joined #accessibility4children 13:10:50 logging to https://www.w3.org/2021/10/28-accessibility4children-irc 13:10:52 RRSAgent, make logs Public 13:10:53 please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), SuzanneTaylor 13:12:16 meeting: Meeting 5: Intros, Bilingual Resources for Literacy Development, TPAC Update 13:13:08 chair: Maud 13:13:16 scribe: SuzanneTaylor 13:17:14 agenda: https://www.w3.org/community/accessibility4children/wiki/Meeting_Agendas#NEXT:_Meeting_Five_.7C_October_28.2C_2021 13:28:50 topic: initial discussions upon joining 13:30:37 AJ: working on research project related to captioning for children for his PhD 13:32:04 AJ: Info can be found here: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/354632709_Developing_Best_Practices_for_Designing_Digital_Assessments_for_Middle-school_aged_Deaf_or_Hard_of_Hearing_Students_in_the_United_States 13:37:48 Emeline: front end developer and working on research on the overall school experience for students with visual impairments 13:38:54 Caidin: works on accessibility at Data Recognition Corp, UX Research and Design 13:40:39 Danielle: works on research at ETS K-20, alot of work on cognitive accessibility, intersectionalities, and low incidence disabilities 13:41:31 topic: Bilingual Resources for Literacy Development by Melissa Malzkuhn 13:42:14 Melissa: 13:42:54 Melissa: founded ML2 Lab, with focus on literacy development for deaf children 13:47:41 ... 13:49:30 ... literacy development, 3D signing avatars, research, pulling together many specialists and leaders from the Deaf community 13:51:06 ... The Baobab has been translated into multiple spoken languages 13:53:36 13:53:59 13:54:07 s/student/students 13:54:35 Melissa: there are 3 modes in each book: Watch, Read and Learn 13:54:59 ... this was based on research watching how children acquire literacy 13:57:49 ... illustration and design integrated with watching the story in ASL 13:58:01 ... in watch mode 13:59:14 ... in read mode, you get more of a book look, and finger spelling representation, which is a bridge from signing to literacy 13:59:39 in learn mode, you get more focus on vocabulary 14:00:17 In user study, there was a clear difference in what students were interested in, based on when they were first exposed to ASL 14:01:30 ... During COVID, some students were going home to signing families and some were not. We created ASL Literacy Activities, which has over 4000 subscriptions so far 14:02:35 14:03:38 Melissa: Another thing we are working on is 3D Signing Characters 14:04:06 ... aim to create fun, funny, signing characters for games 14:04:26 ... first issue was fluency of a 3D signing character 14:04:48 ... to do this we use full body suit to capture all of the motion of a person signing 14:05:06 ... challenging to capture tone and facial grammar 14:05:34 14:08:42 Maud has joined #accessibility4children 14:12:03 14:12:50 Melissa: Moves on to slide that shows current Research/Design Inquiries 14:13:10 ... focus on quality design experience with illustrations and sign language together 14:21:54 ... we are doing this with families at our core, since most deaf students are born into hearing families 14:22:15 ... if the family is signing in the home, this helps with all areas of development as well as literacy 14:24:10 topic: TPAC Meeting Update 14:24:57 Maud: 14:25:56 ... jumping down to collaborations with other groups 14:26:13 ... COGA has clear line between accessibility and education 14:26:27 ... our group will have more blurred lines due to the need for foundational experiences 14:26:45 ... There is a Ruby tool we'd like to dig into 14:27:27 ... Several groups are interested in collaborating: Internationalization, W3C Audio Books, EPub, COGA 14:27:56 ... 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