W4A 2014 Camp Report

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Report of the Camp that was help in Seul, last year.

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©2015 Giorgio Brajnik
W4A Camp Report
Seul, April 2014 Edition
Giorgio Brajnik

©2015 Giorgio Brajnik
W4A Camp: format
UnconferenceUnconference
Informal settings
Topics suggested by participants
Light moderation
Collaborative discussion
Final brief report

©2015 Giorgio Brajnik
W4A Camp: goal
Collectively explore
some important issue
Bring home
feedback
collaborations
others opinions
what was already done
what else could be done
Enjoy nice company
and informal discussions
with well-behaved people
UnconferenceUnconference

©2015 Giorgio Brajnik
Seul, April 2014
Topic 0:
what to drink

©2015 Giorgio Brajnik
Seul, April 2014
Follow up:
discussion drifted
on Korean food

©2015 Giorgio Brajnik
Participants
● Amaia Aizupurua
● Chris Bailey
● Yevgen Borodin
● Justin Brown
● Luis Carrico
● Chet Cooper
● Vivienne Conway
● Pradipta De
● Sai Gollapudi
● Simon Harper
● Shawn Henry
● Robert Huffaker
● Sun Kim
● Lia MartinoRyan
● Eduardo Perez
● David Sloan
● Markel Vigo
● Karl Wiegand
● Giorgio Brajnik

©2015 Giorgio Brajnik
Topics
● Emotional barriers
● What is accessibility
● EPUB 3.0
● Tagging human abilities

©2015 Giorgio Brajnik
Emotional barriers
Elderly
“digital immigrants”
need to learn new languages
need to adapt to new values
need to embrace a new culture

©2015 Giorgio Brajnik
Emotional barriers
LACK OF CONFIDENCE
Fear of breaking things
Prone to quit early
COPING WITH CONFUSION
Help material should be distinguishable from content
Help material could be more direct, more passionate
Content more neutral
RESEARCH INVOLVEMENT
Tend not to follow instructions
Prone to quit early
University is intimidating

©2015 Giorgio Brajnik
Accessibility or inclusion?
● Passionate debate
Socio-political impairments
Cultural impairments
Economic impairments
W4A:
Addressing information barriers
● “Universal Design”
● “Inclusive Design”
● “Universal Usability”
● “Accessibility”
Situational impairments

©2015 Giorgio Brajnik
Accessibility and disability
WHO says: “disability”
is an umbrella term that covers:
“Accessibility”
● should it deal exclusively with
people with disabilities?
Person Health conditions
Activity limitations
Participation restrictions

©2015 Giorgio Brajnik
EPUB 3.0
● PDF might not be enough
● sometimes one needs to complement it with HTML
● Text Customization might help

©2015 Giorgio Brajnik
Tagging human abilities
● Using tags to describe abilities
● <DistinguishesColors> ...
● <FullMovement>...
● <HearingRange minDB=”5” maxDB=”10”>...
● Coupled with transcoding
● not clear how end users would customize this

©2015 Giorgio Brajnik
W4A Camp 2015 Edition
● suggest your topic(s)
● come forward and illustrate it
● be ready to get constructive feedback
● it'll be fun

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3. ©2015 Giorgio Brajnik W4A Camp: goal Collectively explore some important issue Bring home feedback collaborations others opinions what was already done what else could be done Enjoy nice company and informal discussions with well-behaved people UnconferenceUnconference

14. ©2015 Giorgio Brajnik Participants ● Amaia Aizupurua ● Chris Bailey ● Yevgen Borodin ● Justin Brown ● Luis Carrico ● Chet Cooper ● Vivienne Conway ● Pradipta De ● Sai Gollapudi ● Simon Harper ● Shawn Henry ● Robert Huffaker ● Sun Kim ● Lia MartinoRyan ● Eduardo Perez ● David Sloan ● Markel Vigo ● Karl Wiegand ● Giorgio Brajnik

17. ©2015 Giorgio Brajnik Emotional barriers LACK OF CONFIDENCE Fear of breaking things Prone to quit early COPING WITH CONFUSION Help material should be distinguishable from content Help material could be more direct, more passionate Content more neutral RESEARCH INVOLVEMENT Tend not to follow instructions Prone to quit early University is intimidating

18. ©2015 Giorgio Brajnik Accessibility or inclusion? ● Passionate debate Socio-political impairments Cultural impairments Economic impairments W4A: Addressing information barriers ● “Universal Design” ● “Inclusive Design” ● “Universal Usability” ● “Accessibility” Situational impairments

19. ©2015 Giorgio Brajnik Accessibility and disability WHO says: “disability” is an umbrella term that covers: “Accessibility” ● should it deal exclusively with people with disabilities? Person Health conditions Activity limitations Participation restrictions

21. ©2015 Giorgio Brajnik Tagging human abilities ● Using tags to describe abilities ● <DistinguishesColors> ... ● <FullMovement>... ● <HearingRange minDB=”5” maxDB=”10”>... ● Coupled with transcoding ● not clear how end users would customize this

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