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ISO/IEC JTC 1 Special Working Group on Accessibility (SWG-A) JTC 1 SWG-A N 213 2006-09-22

ISO/IEC JTC 1 Special Working Group on Accessibility (SWG-A) JTC 1 SWG-A N 213 2006-09-22 Replaces : SWG-A N 140 Title: SDO Outreach Presentation Source: Kate Grant, Ad Hoc 8 Leader Requested Action:

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ISO/IEC JTC 1 Special Working Group on Accessibility (SWG-A) JTC 1 SWG-A N 213 2006-09-22

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  1. ISO/IEC JTC 1 Special Working Group on Accessibility (SWG-A) • JTC 1 SWG-A N 213 • 2006-09-22 • Replaces : SWG-A N 140 • Title: SDO Outreach Presentation • Source: Kate Grant, Ad Hoc 8 Leader • RequestedAction: • Per SWG-A Brussels Resolution 20:  Acceptance of SDO and Disability Organization Outreach PresentationsThe JTC 1 Special Working Group on Accessibility accepts the SDO Outreach (currently SWG-A N 213) and Disability Organization Outreach (currently SWG-A N 214) for immediate use.  Unanimous

  2. JTC-1 SWG-A Special Working Group on Accessibility Wide membership open to all Standards Development Organisations, consortia, consumer organisations and user representatives

  3. Introduction to the SWG-A • Formed to track all global, regional and national standards, laws, policies/measures and guidelines related to ICT accessibility to ensure the necessary standards are available by: • gathering user requirements • publishing an inventory of all known accessibility standards efforts • identifying areas/technologies where accessibility issues are not being addressed • providing wide dissemination of SWG materials to all interested parties

  4. Benefits of being involved • Ensuring your standards reflect user needs • Assisting in the development of public policy • Ensuring your work is disseminated through the SWG to all the other groups involved • Helping to avoid duplicate work and to identify collaborative opportunities • Helping prioritise work to meet emerging needs

  5. What is your reward for working with us • More outreach for your activities • contact with wide variety of bodies (SWG membership) • Better, wider understanding of the accessibility features in your standards • Inclusion in the inventory of standards • Participation in mapping of user needs to your standards • Chance to use the methodology (& refine it)

  6. Time schedule • Gathering data for the initial inventory of accessibility standards efforts completed in the following domains • PC hardware, software in general, communications, consumer electronics, public access terminals • Preliminary mapping of user needs to some exemplar standards completed Dec 06 • SWG-A activities reported to JTC1 plenary (November 2006)

  7. Updates to inventory • One form per standard, can complete electronically, SWG-A will collate the data • Information requested • judgment on areas of applicability • applicable domains • geographical applicability • url for the standard • links to/relationship with other standards • status of the standard

  8. Mapping the User Needs to your standard • Ideally do it within your organisation, you are the experts • Sample user needs mapping provided to help (and email support available) • Complete the mapping for each specification, starting with your key standards (although even partial mapping is helpful) • Identifying commonality of approach across your standards would be helpful

  9. What sort of standards are the SWG-A interested in? • Anything in the ICT sector • including PC hardware, software in general, communications, consumer electronics, public access terminals and more • A general standard with a specific section on ICT equipment is still relevant • eg design for ageing (Canada)

  10. Where to find other resources • SWG-A web site • http://www.jtc1access.org • Web sites regional • http://europa.eu.int/information_society/policy/accessibility/index_en.htm • http://www.dok.no • http://www.section508.gov/ • http://www.at-links.gc.ca • Package of documents • http://www.jtc1access.org

  11. Documents • Fostering user participation and involvement (N210) • User Needs Introduction (N 209) • User Needs Summary (N 212) • Standards Inventory (N211) • Exemplar mappings (N?????) • Inventory update form (N 141) • Feedback form (N ?????)

  12. General wrap up slide • to relate presentation to specific audience

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