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Notes

  • Handling inquiries seeking "situated" information (relevant to context)
  • Starting simple - gathering stuff onto a wiki page. Our own resources and from partners.
  • Questions
    • What questions do our communities have?
    • What kind of resources do we have or recommend?
    • How do we encourage the use of this knowledge resource? (i.e. formality and process)
  • Inclusive Design, Co-Design, and Co-Creation Resources
  • https://sojustrepairit.org/resources.html
  • Inclusive Design Guidelines - Research
  • What do we know already and how did we describe them for previous audiences?
  • "a wonderful collaborative mess of stuff"
    • "Draw from the pool"
  • Maybe turn this into a gist so that people can comment and edit?
  • Coordinate with OCAD librarians who publish our scholarly work
  • Shared links and articles via IRC chats
  • Share recorded community meetings via YouTube (and caption first)
  • Summaries of books that we find useful
  • Cherry pick from this stockpile and pull it into another organization for other projects (someone in the project can do the annotation and curation)
  • What things do you draw from this pool for?
    • Links and descriptions or keywords to be able to find it later
    • What sort of workflow each person has to use this for?
    • What project it was for, if it was our own, where we sourced it from if it wasn't ours, tagging/metadata to describe resources in general in order to retrieve them
      • if it applies to specific sectors (which would require specific resources)
  • Make an open Zotero group for anyone to join (https://www.zotero.org/groups/2086760/inclusive_design?)
  • Zotero, are.na, or Mendeley
  • Use it day-to-day, reflect on how to use it, how often to use it
  • a general approach to organizing resources:
    • three separate, but related concerns:
      • archiving of IDRC research artefacts, which we will work with the OCAD library to help with

Racial bias test from Harvard:

https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/user/agg/blindspot/indexrk.htm

Where to start -- making an accessible website:

https://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/fluid/Making+an+Inclusive+and+Accessible+Website

List of resources for Edify (OER and EMS context)

Learning simulations and interactive content (Learning content)


https://gist.github.com/waharnum/83abbef3f7ec2f850b9add43b62edd8a

CMHR Inclusive Accessibility Guide - design of inclusive spaces for exhibits and galleries

Bodies in Translation Toolkit

stuff to add content for

Inclusive Volunteering Guide and tip Sheets (english and french on volunteer.ca)

Outside-In workshops & feature topics (housed on http://outsidein.tigweb.org/) 

SNOW resources (and possibly workshops–these have a fee)

Our Doors Are Open Guide for Accessible Congregation (will be available soon in English and French on https://opendoors.idrc.ocadu.ca/)



Testing Tools:

Headings Map Firefox plugin

HTML Validation (Nu HTML Checker) + WCAG only parsing bookmark  (WCAG 2.0 parsing error bookmarklet)

Colour contrast evaluators (TPG Contrast Analyser)

Zoom TextChrome extension andZoom PageFirefox Add-On.

Accessibility evaluators (AChecker,WebAIM WAVE,FAE)

Firebug plugin for Firefox

Developer Toolbar plugin for Firefox

WAVE Toolbar extension for Chrome

Screen reader (e.g.NVDA,JAWS, for Windows;

  VoiceOver for Mac OS, iOS)

Readability-Score

Automating Accessibility Testing:

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Examining the Accessibility API:

Inspector (Windows) andAccessibility Inspector

(OS X) are system tools for graphically examining

the Accessibility API; the FirefoxDOM Inspector

is also useful for this.

Accerciser for Linux.

Communities of Practice

Web Accessibility Initiative,WebAIM and theweb-a11y Slack group are open groups for discussing web accessibility topics.

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Some Useful Articles and Essays and Books

”Writing CSS With Accessibility In Mind” by Manuel Matuzovic

“Making An Inclusive and Accessible Website” (IDRC resource)

“Accessibility APIs: A Key To Web Accessibility” by Léonie Watson & Chaals McCathie Nevile

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A Web for Everyone - Sarah Horton & Whitney Quesenbery 

Becoming Human - Jean Vanier

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Web Specifications and Related Best-Practices

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