- From: Judy Brewer <jbrewer@w3.org>
- Date: Fri, 09 Oct 1998 11:10:44 -0400
- To: "Kevin Carey" <humanity@atlas.co.uk>, <w3c-wai-eo@w3.org>
- Cc: "Helen Petrie" <H.L.Petrie@herts.ac.uk>, "Daniel Dardailler" <danield@w3.org>, "Peter Bosher" <peter@soundlinks.com>, "Steve Tyler" <styler@rnib.org.uk>
Kevin, It appears that the two outlines below are the same, with the exception of the addition of 8.c in the second video. Could you check your notes and re-send please? Thank you, Judy At 10:06 AM 10/8/98 +0100, Kevin Carey wrote: >Email: Judy Brewer and EOWG List >Subject: TIDE Movies >Date: 6.x.98. >Copies: styler@rnib.org.uk, Peter Bosher, Daniel Dardailler, Helen >Petrie, Christine Booth (by snail) > >I would be grateful for any suggestions on major points in respect of the >following outlines of two ten-minute films to be shot in the United >Kingdom in November and edited in December. > >1. General film on WAI > >1. What is the Internet >2. What is the WEB >3. What's the difference between email and the Web >4. Cut to T.B-L >5. Example of lovely looking Web site >6. Show inaccessibility to various groups of people >7. That brought about WAI cut to JB for background/history: W3C; ADA, >White House, European Union; Progrmme Office >8. Explanation of two levels of WAI intervention: > a) Access within tools > b) Design of Web Pages >9. Examples of bad and good from point of view of visually impaired, >hearing impaired, keyboard impaired, learning difficulties >10. Cite disability law (country dependent) >11. Draw general concusion, upbeat, on design for all. > >1-4 2 minutes >5-7 3 minutes >8-9 4 minutes >10-11 1 minute. > >2. For Potential employers. > >1. What is the Internet >2. What is the WEB >3. What's the difference between email and the Web >4. Cut to T.B-L >5. Example of lovely looking Web site >6. Show inaccessibility to various groups of people >7. That brought about WAI cut to JB for background/history: W3C; ADA, >White House, European Union; Progrmme Office >8. Explanation of three levels of WAI intervention: > a) Access within tools > b) Design of Web Pages > c) Optimising and customising hardware and software; the final > link for individuals and IT managers >9. Examples of bad and good from point of view of visually impaired, >hearing impaired, keyboard impaired, learning difficulties >10. Cite disability law (country dependent) >11. Draw general concusion, upbeat, on design for all. > >1-4 1 minute >5-7 3 minutes >8 2 minutes >9 2 minutes >10-11 2 minutes. > >What I'm looking for is advice on whether we've covered what people think >should be covered or whether there are major elements which we have left >out. Comments on the allocation of time would also be welcome. Although a >lot of the footage will be in common on general points, the voice-over >script and actuality will be different, reflecting the two different >audiences. > >Would be grateful for comments under subject line "TIDE Movies" by >15.x.98. > >Yours > > >KEVIN CAREY > ---------- Judy Brewer jbrewer@w3.org +1.617.258.9741 http://www.w3.org/WAI Director, Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) International Program Office World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) MIT/LCS Room NE3-355, 545 Technology Square, Cambridge, MA, 02139, USA
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