ISO/IEC JTC 1 Special Working Group on Accessibility (SWG-A)
JTC 1 SWG-A N 085
2005-09-14
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JTC 1 SWG on Accessibility Task Group
2 on Accessibility Standards Inventory and Gap Analysis |
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Resolutions
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Resolutions from the 13-14 September 2005 Meeting
of the JTC 1 SWG on Accessibility Task Group 2 on Accessibility
Standards Inventory and Gap Analysis - Tokyo, Japan |
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Task Group 2 |
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ACT
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Requested Action:
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For consideration at the September
2005 meeting of the JTC 1 SWG on Accessibility.
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JTC 1 SWG on Accessibility Secretariat
ITI/INCITS
1250 Eye Street NW, Suite 200, Washington, DC 20005
jgarner@itic.org
Resolutions from the 13-14 September 2005 Meeting of the JTC 1 SWG-A
Task Group on Accessibility Standards Inventory and Gap Analysis
(Task Group 2)
Tokyo, Japan
SWG-A TG 2 Tokyo Resolution 1: Accessibility Standards
Inventory Editor
Task Group 2 expresses its appreciation to Mr. Richard Hodgkinson for
his role as the Accessibility Standards Inventory Editor and regretfully
notes his resignation. Task Group 2 accepts the US National Body’s
nomination of Mr. Alex Li to serve as the new Accessibility Standards Inventory
Editor.
SWG-A TG 2 Tokyo Resolution 2: Modification to the Task
Group 2 Terms of Reference
Task Group 2 requests modification of its Terms of Reference (SWG-A N
008) by revision of the first bullet item to the following:
- The task group will seek input directly from product users, standards
users, government agencies, standards development organizations, industry,
academic institutions, consortia/fora, and others to develop the inventory
of accessibility standards efforts.
SWG-A TG 2 Tokyo Resolution 3: Restructuring of the Gap Analysis
Model for Global Accessibility Standards and Guidelines
Task Group 2 recommends that the Gap Analysis Model for Global Accessibility
Standards and Guidelines be restructured as follows:
- Separate the title and content of the user needs
- Group based on Guide 71 adding additional categories as required
- Include numeric indexing of the user needs
- Switch placement of the axes so that the user needs are on the left
hand column
SWG-A TG 2 Tokyo Resolution 4: Population of the Gap Analysis Model
for Global Accessibility Standards and Guidelines
In accordance with the SWG-A project plan, the JTC 1 SWG on Accessibility
will send a technology domain filtered version of the Gap Analysis Model
for Global Accessibility Standards and Guidelines to international/regional/national
standard developers, provide directions on how to use the model to profile
their standards and aid them by personal dialogue if necessary in completing
the profile. The directions for profiling standards should emphasize the
distinction between mandatory specifications and voluntary recommendations.
The JTC 1 SWG on Accessibility will then compile and distribute the findings
of the gap analysis.
SWG-A TG 2 Tokyo Resolution 5: Establishment of Ad Hoc Groups
Task Group 2 establishes the following ad hocs to work between the September
2005 and March 2006 meetings of the JTC 1 SWG on Accessibility:
SWG-A TG 2 Tokyo Resolution 5A: Ad Hoc #1
Ad Hoc #1: Task Group 2 establishes an ad hoc to conduct the actions
in the project plan related to the Gap Analysis (1c, 1i, 1h, 2e, 2f and 2g).
Ms. Josée Auber (France) will lead this ad hoc. Volunteer to
participate on this ad hoc: Mr. James Thurston (ITI). A call
for additional TG 2 participants will be issued.
SWG-A TG 2 Tokyo Resolution 5B: Ad Hoc #2
Ad Hoc #2: Task Group 2 establishes an ad hoc to conduct the actions
in the project plan related to the sdo guidelines (1e). Mr. Alex Li
(US) will lead this ad hoc. Volunteer to participate on this ad hoc:
Mr. James Thurston (ITI). A call for additional TG 2 participants will
be issued.
SWG-A TG 2 Tokyo Resolution 5C: Ad Hoc #3
Ad Hoc #3: Task Group 2 establishes an ad hoc to conduct the actions
in the project plan related to the data collection and standards inventory
(1f, 2a, 2b, 2c and 2d). Mr. Alex Li (US) will lead this ad hoc. A
call for TG 2 participants will be issued.
Appreciation Resolutions
A. Task Group 2 expresses its appreciation to the National Body of Japan
(Japanese Industrial Standards Committee (JISC)) and the Information Processing
Society of Japan/Information Technology Standards Commission of Japan (IPSJ/ITSCJ),
for arranging and hosting this meeting in the excellent Keio Plaza Hotel
facilities and the lovely delegates’ reception. In particular, Task
Group 2 expresses its special thanks to Mr. Mayumi Mita, Secretary General
of IPSJ/ITSCJ, and Ms. Toshiko Kimura, Assistant Manager of IPSJ/ITSCJ,
for their welcoming remarks, excellent preparation and hard work before
the meeting and their outstanding and flexible support during the meeting.
Acclamation
B. Task Group 2 expresses its appreciation to the drafting committee members:
Mr. Tom Albin (US), Ms. Josée Auber (France), Dr. Jim Carter (Canada),
Mr. Alex Li (US), Mr. Michael Takemura (US), Dr. Hajime Yamada (Japan) and
Ms. Jennifer Garner (SWG-A Secretariat).
Acclamation
C. Task Group 2 expresses its appreciation to Ms. Josée Auber for
serving as Acting Convener during this meeting, the Gap Analysis Editor (Ms.
Josée Auber), the Accessibility Standards Inventory Editor (Mr. Alex
Li), the SWG-A Convener (Ms. Karen Higginbottom) and the SWG-A Secretariat
(Ms. Jennifer Garner and Mr. Patrick Morris) for their leadership of this
activity.
Acclamation