Antw: Re: e2r: selection of papers and format of symposium

Good to hear from you Simon - hope you are well back! 

This is also my concern. My understanding was that we do not run a traditional presentation of papers but a discussion with the panel of authors. 
Participant har read the papers and we do not ask for presentation. 

If we ask for presentaitons, I would also opt for 2 symposia (e.g. a week inbetween. 

In the last telco my understanding was that we should go away from presenting papers but making it more disussion based. 

Klaus


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>>> Simon Harper <simon.harper@manchester.ac.uk> 2.11.2012 11:13 AM >>>
Hi Klaus,

this is really great news - I agree wrt 1 and 2  - my worry is that we
won't be able to run through all papers in the time we have available. I
wonder if it is worth having 2 symposiums and 1 note?

Si.


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University of Manchester (UK)
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On 02/11/2012 08:50, Klaus Miesenberger wrote:
> Dear colleagues,
> 
> unfortunatly Sandy blew away our telco this week  - I do hope that
> Simon and others are not affected too much by this.
> 
> Following our timeline we have to notify submitters about acceptance
> or decline of papers for the symposium - that's what I wanted to
> discuss on Wednesday.
> 
> Here is a proposal, following a chair meeting we did in Linz, for both
> acceptance and symposium structure (numbers refer to the list attached)
> 
> A) Acceptance our of 17 submissions
> 1) Clear accept for 11 papers: 8, 11, 2, 3, 9, 12, 13, 17, 4, 16, 10
> 2) Tend to accept for 3 papers: 6, 5, 15
> 3) Not accept for 3 papers: 1, 7, 14
> 
> Our suggestion is to accept 1) and 2) due to the following reasons:
> a) They all provide very valuable information on a new topic; pushing
> this field as a new research area merits to include a broad perspective
> b) It is hard to evaluate on basis of short abstracts. The difference
> in quality is not that high.
> c) And most important: Selecting these  14 papers would support a fine
> structuring of the symposium:
> 
> B) Thematic Grouping of 14 papers:
> 1) Guidelines and WCAG update: 4,9,10
> 2) Tools: 2,(5), (6), 12, 13, (15), 17
> 3) Workflow, Process, Services: 3, 8, 11, 16
> 
> C) Programme
> INTRODUCTION (5 min)
> Panel A: Guidelines (25 min)
>    - prepared questions to all panelists (15)
>    - open questions (10)
> Panel B: Tools (60 min)
>    - prepared question to all panelists (40)
>    - open questions (20)
> Panel C: Workflow, Process, Services (30 min)
>    - prepared questions to all panelists (20)
>    - open questions (10)
> Follow up discussion for interested people
> Before sending out notifications I wanted to ask if the group could
> basically agree to this strucutre. I will inform all contributors that
> the notification will be delayed till Monday. Therefore I would need
> feedback till Monday noon next week.
> 
> Many thanks
> Klaus
> 
> 
> 
> a.Univ.Prof.Dr. Klaus Miesenberger
> University of Linz, Institut Integriert Studieren
> Altenbergerstrasse 69, A-4040 Linz
> klaus.miesenberger@jku.at
> <mailto:klaus.miesenberger@jku.at>, http://www.integriert-studieren.jku.at/
>
> Tel: +43-732-2468-3751 Fax: ...-23751
> International Conference on Computers Helping People with Special
> Needs, ICCHP: http://www.icchp.org <http://www.icchp.org/>
> International Camps on Computers&Communication, ICC:
> http://www.icc-camp.info/
> Association for the Advancement for Assistive Technology in Europe,
> AAATE: www.aaate.net <http://www.aaate.net/>
> eAccess+ The eAccessibility newtork: www.eaccessplus.eu
> <http://www.eaccessplus.eu/>
> Austrian Computer Society, OCG: www.ocg.at/ <http://www.ocg.at/>