RE: Jamie Knights presentation

His input would be very useful if he is up for more than just his prezzo.

He started a blog post

http://jkg3.com/Journal/cognitive-accessibility-101-part-1-what-is-cognitive-accessibility

Steve Lee
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On 11 Mar 2015 08:20, "Neil Milliken" <Neil.Milliken@bbc.co.uk> wrote:

> Jamie is happy to attend do we want him for both days if so I'll send send
> the invite.
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> From: lisa.seeman [lisa.seeman@zoho.com]
> Sent: 10 March 2015 21:06
> To: Steve Lee
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> Subject: Re: Jamie Knights presentation
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> It looks interesting. I think it would be great if he joined
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> All the best
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> ---- On Tue, 10 Mar 2015 22:56:14 +0200 Steve Lee<steve@opendirective.com>
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>  > Denis Lembree added some notes
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> https://medium.com/@dennisl/cognitive-accessibility-101-by-jamie-and-lion-at-csun15-4cd2e8512c8a
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>  > On 6 March 2015 at 23:28, Steve Lee <steve@opendirective.com> wrote:
>  > Here are some bullet points from Jamie's prezzo. I missed the beginning
> and they are sketchy but Jamie was interested to presenting to us at the
> F2F.
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>  > I'll email Gareth Ford Williams (Jamie's boss) to ask - or perhaps Neil
> could (i mentioned you to Jamie)?
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>  >  Jamie Night
>  >  Affordances are important (as we recently discussed on this list)
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>  >  Uses Screen reader to make some tasks easier- slows it down
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>  >  Zoom to reduce visual overload
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>  >  Reduce complexity - single column, eg reader
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>  >  Receiving
>  >  Perceptions -
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>  >  Make as affordiances as      obvious as possible
>  > Use language, avoid idioms,      literal terms and don't assume spatial
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>  > Make it easy to identify the      most important thing.
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>  >  Processing
>  >  Filtering
>  >  Deciding
>  >  Provide filtering tools eg      via visual groups - uses find
>  > Limit decisions -      consequences - eg many ticket choices to choose
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>  > Make it undo easy
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>  >  Actioning
>  >  Planning
>  >  Doing
>  >  Avoid nesting if possible,      make the plan easy
>  > Provide feedback on      processes, eg how far to go how much read
>  > Inline help when whenever      possible.
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