- From: Editorial Staff, Lynchburg Times <lynchburgtimes@gmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 21 Apr 2005 07:33:57 -0400
- To: www-qa@w3.org
I am interested in producing educational materials for the purpose of teaching students how to read and accurately understand the meaning of W3 Specifications. Departure from specifications or mis-application of material in specifications is a quality issue. It seems to me that there are two reasons specifications are misunderstood: (1) There is a genuine need for interpretation and clarification of the specification by W3. (2) There is some background or context needed to understand the specification, which is familiar to Committee Members who worked on the specification. I am interested in working on item #2 above. What I would like to do is produce traditional educational materials in the form of self test materials which ask and answer questions about the specification and then explain the principles that were used to interpret the specification. I am interested in starting out with the " CSS 2.1 Specification". I have some other ideas on how to do it, and some questions (best way to publish and format materials), but first I would like to get comments and suggestions from other readers on this Mailing List. ---------------- Sam Mela LynchburgTimes@GMail.com
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