Meeting minutes
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Agenda Review, Membership & Announcements
Review Use Cases
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based on my reading, we make a strong case for alias in math equations in section 2.2.1. We also make a case for phoneme with homographs.
Dee: in math equations, the pause is needed for things like fractions
… comma punctuation pauses aren't sufficient
Alan: sometimes speech engines will speak a comma
Dee: while it's fine for a screen reader, the punctuation isn't supposed to be ther
Alan: when you make block content, there needs to be a pause: lists, tables, table cells, when telling a story.
Dee: pausing with various lengths is important so the content announces as intended. I have more examples of that. Reading out response options like "B, C, D, E" can be hard to hear.
<IrfanA> me/ test
SarahWood: we don't want to do inventive spellings that will affect Braille displays
Dee: particularly in assessments, it's important that we're not stressing the test-taker's cognitive load with a poor presentation from the speec
Dee: example: using "1 - 3" could be understood as "1,2,3"
Dee: example: using "1 to 3" could be understood as "1,2,3"
Action Items
Github Issues and examples
Other Business
we need support for: phoneme, say-as, break, sub/alias, emphasis (Dee mentioned using prosity volume in several examples that also use a break)