- From: Mike Paciello <paciello@ma.ultranet.com>
- Date: Wed, 31 Mar 1999 16:28:39 -0500
- To: Chuck Letourneau <cpl@starlingweb.com>, Harvey Bingham <hbingham@acm.org>
- Cc: w3c-wai-eo@w3.org
Chuck: I am furiously finishing up on my book (incorporating edits) and I need to get clarification on the purpose and functin of ADIA. Should I mention it in my book? If so, can you describe it's role and purpose....briefly. If it is part of a large web site, perhaps I should site that instead? Let me know. Thanks, Mike At 10:32 AM 2/16/1999 -0500, Chuck Letourneau wrote: >Harvey, > >I am the person responsible for maintaining CanADIA's Calendar of Events in >Disability, Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology (the information is >provided to me by the Assistive Devices Industry Office of the Government >of Canada). As such, I am interested in the comments made by Mike and you. > It isn't completely clear from your message which statements are >attributable to Mike and which are yours, but I assume the first two >paragraphs are his and the last yours. > >I have a few questions: > >1. Where did Mike cite the CanADIA conference listing? Is it in his soon to >be published book? (If he did, I am not unhappy... just curious) > >2. Do you know what is meant by "Officially, this is not a home page -- >yet." (It was never intended to be a "home page". It is a resource in a >larger CanADIA website.) > >3. Why would W3C or XML conferences appear on the CanADIA list? To the >best of my knowledge, no W3C or XML conference has been promoted as being >an "Event in Disability, Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology". If the >WAI decides to do a conference on Web Accessibility, it will be on the list >immediately. > >Cheers! >Chuck > > >At 15/02/99 10:14 PM , Harvey Bingham wrote: >>Mike Paciello notes: >> >>"The Assistive Devices Industry Association (ADIA) of Canada: >>http://www.starlingweb.com/adp/as00015e.htm >> >>Officially, this is not a home page -- yet. However, the Assistive Devices >>Industry Association of Canada provides an incredibly useful service through >>this web page by providing a complete listing of all disability related >>conferences. " >> >>It does not list W3C or XML conferences. They haven't made the >>accessibility-awareness of this group I guess. Someday? >>It has contact info, including URLs, but not deadlines for submissions. >> >>Regards/Harvey Bingham >> > >---- >Starling Access Services > "Access A World Of Possibility" > e-mail: info@starlingweb.com > URL: http://www.starlingweb.com > Phone: 613-820-2272 FAX: 613-820-6983 >
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