- From: Shawn Henry <shawn@w3.org>
- Date: Fri, 05 Feb 2010 11:44:36 -0600
- To: Andrew Arch <andrew@w3.org>
- CC: Sharron Rush <srush@knowbility.org>, wai-eo-editors@w3.org
Andrew Arch wrote: > Sharron, sorry my notes from minutes were not clear enough! :/ > I took at a pass at the re-structure on the bottom of: > http://www.w3.org/WAI/EO/Drafts/training/2009/topics.html > > I thought Demonstrations was also to be a sub-part of Speakers' Notes I understood that was Shadi's preference, and I'm cool with that. > But not sure if I got it right. Some topics might have bullet points right under "Notes for speaker". I'm not sure whether "Key points (Key messages?)" is descriptive enough based on what we talked about in EOWG. Also, I thought it would be at the end of the Notes for Speakers - kind of along with the idea at-the-end,-say:-if-you-don't-remember-anything-else,-remember-these-3-points: .... but I don't feel strongly either way. BTW - I still question that these won't just be repetitive with points in "What the audience learns"... but am open and waiting to see how it plays out when you work on it. :) -- " Resources ... Additional resources: ... " is a bit awk. (happy to chat 'bout ideas, but can't type now.) --- your CSS has made <h4> larger than <h3> --- [copy edit: consistency on colons on subheadings, and periods throughout.] > Shawn - your action seemed to be cut short in the minutes: > http://www.w3.org/2010/02/05-eo-minutes.html#action05 it did not. i check twice. all for now... ~Shawn > Andrew > > Sharron Rush wrote: >> >> Andrew, Shadi, Shawn... >> Is this the correct structure to use? >> >> *Goal >> *To raise awareness and skill for advocating and implementing >> accessibility practice >> >> *Audience >> *The general public >> >> *Description >> *This topic is provided as an introduction to ... >> >> *What the audience will learn* >> >> * understanding of... >> * how to... >> * where to get more information >> *Demonstrations/Activities* >> >> * assistive tech demo >> * hands-on this or that >> * next >> * next >> * next >> *Resources* >> >> * slides >> * papers >> * research >> *Additional Resources* >> >> * resource >> * resource >> * etc* * >> >> *Handouts* >> >> * blah blah* * >> >> *Speaker Notes * >> >> *Key points to make* 1. point 1 2. point 2 3. point 3 >> >> *Questions to engage the audience* 1. Q1 2.Q2 3. etc >> Upon approval, I will modify the Topic Outline Structure to reflect >> that.... >> >> <!-- >> <h2>Topic Outline Structure</h2> >> <h3>Goal</h3> >> <p class="listwithp">@@</p> >> <h3>Audience</h3> >> <p class="listwithp">@@</p> >> <h3>Description</h3> >> <p class="listwithp">@@</p> >> <h3>What the audience will learn</h3> >> <ul class="listwithp"> >> <li>@@</li> >> </ul> >> <h3>Demonstrations/Exercises/Activities</h3> >> <ul class="listwithp"> >> <li>@@</li> >> </ul> >> <h3>Resources</h3> >> <ul class="listwithp"> >> <li>@@</li> >> </ul> >> <h4 class="listintro">Additional resources:</h4> >> <ul class="listwithp"> >> <li>@@</li> >> </ul> >> <h4 class="listintro">Handouts:</h4> >> <ul class="listwithp"> >> <li>@@</li> >> </ul> >> <h3>Speaker Notes</h3> >> <ul class="listwithp"> >> <li>@@</li> >> </ul> >> >> <p class="totop"><a href="#toc">back to topics list</a></p> >> --> > >
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