Community Workshop and Design Crit Topics from 2017

Topic	Format	Facilitator	Date	Links / Notes

Topic	Format	Facilitator	Date	Links / Notes
UI Options+ icons	Design Crit		December 19, 2017	For the design crit Tuesday Dec. 19, we will be talking about iconography for the UI Options+ Chrome plugin.
Wheelmap / Big IDeA	Community Workshop	Jon Hung / Holger Dieterich	December 13, 2017	Meeting Notes Interactive mockup Wheelmap.pro Mapping Flow 0.4.0
Using Arts-Informed Narrative Inquiry to increase personal knowing	Community Workshop	Jasna Schwind	December 6, 2017	Meeting Notes http://theartofexperience.ca/ Jasna Schwind will be speaking about and leading an activity on using Arts-Informed Narrative Inquiry to increase personal knowing. There will be an activity that as part of this community meeting so it is recommended that you attend in person, if possible. If you are joining remotely please prepare some drawing materials (e.g. pen and paper). Meeting notes Outcomes: At completion of the workshop, participants will have an increased understanding of Arts-Informed Narrative Inquiry, as a qualitative research approach. Specifically, historical and philosophical background, as well as how and where to use narrative research. Participants will also engage in experiential activities using Narrative Reflective Process. Description: This is a 90-minute workshop on Arts-Informed Narrative Inquiry (AINI), qualitative research approach. In this workshop, participants learn what AINI is, and how it may be implemented in exploration of storied experiences in personal-professional situations. The workshop consists of an interactive lecture, as well as a creative reflective activity, using Narrative Reflective Process. Target audience: Anyone interested in exploring lived experiences in personal-professional situations.
Creative Commons Canada	Community Workshop	Kelsey Merkley	November 29, 2017	Meeting Notes Description: Come join us for a community meeting to discuss the new Creative Commons Global Community, how to join CC Canada and a licence refresh. An opportunity to hear case studies from IDRC and challenges and opportunities faced using CC Licences and your projects. Finally a discussion on reframing OER as an opportunity to support student mental health in Ontario.
Learning Differences article review	Design Crit		November 28, 2017	For the design crit Tuesday November 28th, we will be reviewing the Learning Differences entry for the Inclusive Learning Design Handbook. A link to the draft document can be found here: Learning Differences Google Doc. To help with a productive discussion, please review the document prior to the meeting.
The Israeli equal rights for people with disabilities law, its background and regulations	Community Workshop	Zvia Admon	November 22, 2017	Meeting Notes Presentation (pdf) Description: The presentation will start with the historical background for the law and how it was a paradigmatic shift from previous paternalistic laws. We will exams the main chapters of the law and the accessibility regulations enacted through the law, and will touch on accessibility standards and their relation to the regulations.
Faraday's Law keyboard interaction	Design Crit		November 21, 2017	For the design crit Tuesday November 21st, we will be talking about early designs for keyboard / switch interaction for the Faraday's Law PhET sim. Here is a link to the design sketch on the Fluid Wiki.
Captivating Places: The impact of inclusive design on inclusive place attachment	Community Workshop	Parinaz Mizban	November 15, 2017	Meetig Notes PowerPoint Description: The intent of my research is the development of new theoretical concepts for inclusive design. This research focuses on exploratory ‘empathic observation’ and attempts to find the perception for a needed paradigm shift. Non-physical factors in architectural space are proposed as a key affordance for amplifies the strength of designs for a sensory and soulful spatial design. The movement begins from the real world toward sensory relationships and then to the perception of continuity of senses in creating thought, mentality, spirit. The next step of this movement leads to moving to poeticism in order to create something beyond the senses. That is a world of imagination, dreams. Finally, this movement returns to the real world to provide the architectural pattern to expand inclusive design and has a captivating place.
Biodiversity Research and Climate Monitoring on Galiano Island, BC	Community Workshop	Andrew Simon	November 8, 2017	Special time: 1 - 2:30pm ET iNaturalist site Google Doc info Meeting Notes At this meeting we will be discussing community engagement and citizen science in the context of biodiversity research and local climate monitoring on Galiano Island, BC, Canada.
Personal data projects and MyL3	Design Crit		November 7, 2017	For the design crit Tuesday November 7th, we will be talking about personal data tracking and our personal data projects. Insights from this will help inform ideas for the My Lifelong Learning project.
Multilingual Support – Considerations for Design and Development	Community Workshop	Alan / Sepideh	November 1, 2017	Meeting Notes Alan and Sepideh will be leading a discussion on Multilingual Support – Considerations for Design and Development. Please see demo below. Meeting Notes Multilingual UIO Demo Description: A conversation about the intersection of inclusive design and multilingual support, covering topics like localization, translation and designing components and interfaces that can adapt to different scripts and text directions.
Inclusive design of civic engagement tools	Design Crit	Eloisa	October 31, 2017	For the design crit Tuesday October 31st, Eloisa will be seeking feedback on an article being written for the Ontario Planning Journal regarding inclusive design of civic engagement tools. i.e. How can we make civic engagement more accessible and less exclusive, especially for those at the edges whose opinions and viewpoints might matter most.
Audio Walk - Passing Through	Community Workshop	Lisa	October 25, 2017	Audio Walk We’ll be participating in an Audio Walk. This community meeting will take place offsite and we will not be able to facilitate remote participation. However, you are still able to listen to the content of the audio walk on your own and it would be interesting to know of your experience without being in the specific location. Also, If you’d like to participate in the walk, without listening to the audio, you are welcome to do that as well. For those participating in the Audio walk, please bring a device you can use to stream or pre-download and play back the audio, while on the walk. You’ll also need to bring a pair of headphones/earbuds with you. If you would like to join, but do not have a listening device, please get in touch with me and we’ll attempt to find a solution. You can either meet us at the IDRC office or at Union station. We will be leaving IDRC at 2:30pm to walk over to Union Station. We plan to start the Audio Walk at Union Station, in the Great Hall, at 2:45. Please see the Passing Through web page for more details and links to download/stream the audio walk. Description: Passing Through is an audio walk that takes you on a journey of the streets of Old Toronto, discovering the secret artworks and innovations hidden between the cobblestones. You will walk from Union Station to Old Toronto’s St. Lawrence Market, gently guided by an insightful narration that is both beautiful and exciting. Passing Through is presented in partnership with The City of Toronto Transportation Street Art Program, and the Koffler Centre of the Arts. It is produced by Angela Shackel of Accounts and Records.
OwnCloud	Design Crit		October 24, 2017	For the design crit Tuesday October 24th, we will be talking about group permissions on OwnCloud for design assets, and also revisit the topic of Design workflow and see if there is anything we can improve.
The Development and Evaluation of a Crowdsourced Mobile Application for Rating the Age-Friendliness of Communities	Community Workshop	Age-CAP team: Eryn and Jacob	October 18, 2017	Meeting Notes Slides Description: "Age-friendly Communities Assessment App (Age-CAP) was developed in 2012 to provide a crowdsourced database where older adults could rate or look up locations in their community based on the Age-Friendliness of the location. Recently, two occupational therapy students, along with the creators of Age-CAP, sought to evaluate the original version of the app and develop a more user-friendly mobile application for older adults."
Community Meeting dissemination	Community Workshop	Justin	October 4, 2017	Meeting Notes We’ll be talking about how community meetings notifications are made, as well as how the content is broadcast. Please feel free to come with suggestions and solutions for how to make the community meetings better.
My Lifelong Learning	Design Crit	Sepideh	October 3, 2017	For the design crit today October 3rd, Sepideh will be sharing the latest designs for MyL3 (My Lifelong Learning).
Discussion about making complex interactive content more accessible	Community Workshop	Alex Dunaevsky	September 27, 2017	Sample Work Alex Dunaevsky will be dropping by and engaging in a discussion with us about making complex interactive content accessible. Please see https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/sample-work-alex-dunaevsky/ for a list of Alex’s sample work.
Inclusion and Innovation Training for Sports and Recreation	Community Workshop	Ather	September 20, 2017	Project Description Invitation letter to the participants Pre-session assignment Lesson plan for session #1 (July 7, 2017) Slide presentation for session #1 (July 7, 2017) Ather will be talking about the Ontario Plays, Ontario 150 Community Partnership Fund Project, Inclusion and Innovation Training for Sports and Recreation Description: The purpose of the presentation to the Inclusive Design Community is to: Provide project background including methodologies used Progress to date Challenges and opportunities Seek input into the training guide (Facilitators’ Guide)
PhET Keyboard Help Dialog	Design Crit		September 19, 2017	For the design crit on Sep 19, Taliesin will be sharing the keyboard help dialog in PhET simulations. In particular there are design questions around access, non-visual presentation. This Google doc "Keyboard Dialog Design" contains links to relevant examples as well as the design issues to be addressed.
Learning Differences	Community Workshop	Sepideh	September 13, 2017	Inclusive Design & Learning Differences Google Doc Google Drawing We will be discussing how to approach learning differences from an inclusive perspective, and incorporate the findings in our current resources (ILDH and Inclusive Design Guide).
Storytelling Tool	Design Crit		September 12, 2017	For the design crit Sep 12, we will be continuing our discussion on the Storytelling tool for the Social Justice Repair Kit (or "SJRK"). Related links: SJRK Web Storytelling Tools Storytelling Tools and Examples
Limits of design	Community Workshop	Peter Fuzesi	September 6, 2017	Description: I am a doctoral student at Lancaster University, supervised by Professors Lucy Suchman and Carol Thomas. My doctoral research project (Working title: From designing for different users to economies of difference) stands at the intersection of Disability Studies and Science Technology and Society (STS). I am interested in how corporeal and technological norms and standards are co-articulated and circulate in bodies, devices and figures such as that of the user. My presentation is based on an ethnographic study on how users are configured within the UK's public healthcare system, and looks at a specialized Service Centre that delivers Environmental Control and Augmentative Alternative Communication Systems for “Clients with Complex Needs”. The site is peculiar insofar as every individual user is delivered a personalized system, which aims to take into account the user's wider social, cultural and material environment and its changes. To meet these diverse and changing needs and to retain a flexibility to re-design systems, the Service Centre functions as a site for not only designing, maintaining but also (literally) delivering and commissioning technologies. By doing so, the work practices of those working at the Centre also augment and reconfigure market relations and infrastructures, and redraw the established boundaries between development/design and use/consumption. Although arguably the professionals in the Service Centre grapple with design problems, the language and discipline of design remains absent and the development of novel technological devices is not seen as a primary concern. It is more fitting to describe professional practices at the Centre as the artful integration (Suchman, 1999) of existing technologies into an arrangement that works for the user in a given material and social environment. Although this iterative process of constant negotiation between the developer and individual results in several inventive solutions there are serious limitations to generalize these highly situated arrangements, specifically relevant for only one individual. This raises questions about the ways design and its products can be evaluated, and the ways standards, regimes of evidence and market success and failure frame our understanding of technology design and use. In sum, approaching and problematizing this site enables a critical reflection on the normative implications of concepts such as user, product/project, design and technology in relation to liberal individualism, mass production and commodity exchange.
UI Options content simplification	Design Crit		September 5, 2017	We will be talking about a new idea for content simplification for UI Options. There isn't any artifact at the moment aside from the current content simplification adjuster in the Preferences Framework demo.
Tour: iDAPT Centre for Rehabilitation Research	Community Workshop		August 30, 2017	We will be doing an offsite visit/tour of iDAPT. Location: 550 University Ave, Toronto. Innovations gallery on first floor
Storytelling tool	Design Crit		August 22, 2017	For the design crit Aug 22, Gregor and Dana will be going over the Storytelling tool for the Social Justice Repair Kit (or "SJRK"). This wiki document "SJRK Web Storytelling Tools" describes the tool and it's ideas.
Options tutorial video brainstorming	Design Crit		August 15, 2017	For the design crit Aug 15, Avtar and I would like to discuss the upcoming work on a UI Options tutorial video. In particular, we would like to discuss what topics should be covered in a "Introduction to UI Options" video.
AT demos and discussion	Community Workshop	Maria / Pina	July 26, 2017	https://youtu.be/D0dxov4CG2I Maria and Pina will talk about and demonstrate some of the daily barriers they face while using Assistive Technologies.
Personas and curb cuts for WCAG success	Design Crit	Lisa	July 25, 2017	For the design crit July 25, Lisa will be taking us through a design activity for creating personas and curb cuts for demonstrating the benefits of WCAG compliance.
IDRC/ATRC Timeline	Community Workshop	Justin	July 19, 2017	The goal is to start piecing together a timeline of the projects that the IDRC/ATRC has been involved in. Google Doc Google Sheet Timeline
Redesigning the Fluid Build site	Design Crit		July 18, 2017	For the design crit On July 18, we will be talking about redesigning/organizing the Fluid build site.
Inclusive Wayfinding	Community Workshop	Cheryl Giraudy	July 12, 2017	Presentation TCHC (Final) Inclusive Wayfinding Book
The Social Justice Repair Kit	Design Crit		July 11, 2017	For the design crit July 11, we will be taking a look at the Social Justice Repair Kit website and how to incorporate the content from the wiki. Relevant links: http://sojustrepairit.org/ https://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/fluid/Social+Justice+Repair+Kit
The challenge of inclusive digital design pedagogy.	Community Workshop	Jaime Cortés Fandiño	July 5, 2017	https://youtu.be/1hD209YMJwg Presentation Paper Survey
MyL3	Design Crit		June 27, 2017	For the design crit today June 27, we will be taking a look at the design work happening on My Lifelong Learning (or MyL3). Relevant link: Touch notes and query exploration mockups Mockups - Partial Query Workflow
PhET Energy Skate Park Basics	Design Crit		June 20, 2017	For the design crit on June 20, we will be talking about some concepts for auditory interaction for the Energy Skate Park PhET sim. Relevant links: Energy Skate Park Basics on PhET (give it a try)
Content simplification for UI Options browser plugin	Design Crit		June 13, 2017	For the design crit on June 13, we will be talking about content simplification for the UI Options browser plugin.
ihabilitation	Community Workshop	Tom Dekker	June 7, 2017	http://www.ihabilitation.com www.feelnsee.com Tom Dekker and Ken Sudhues from iHabilitation will be talking about accessible online courses, as well as the screenshot diagram book they developed.
Build an Atom PhET simulation	Design Crit		June 6, 2017	For the design crit this week, we will be taking a look at the accessibility work being done with the Build an Atom PhET simulation. In particular we will look at the keyboard access and text descriptions. Relevant link: Existing Build-an-Atom simulation (has no keyboard or text descriptions)
Critical Analysis and Disability	Community Workshop	Kathryn Benoit	May 31, 2017	Slides Description: In the presentation a 7-step framework will be discussed which helps to guide the process of thinking critically about the messages we see and hear related to disability. Overall, I will review this framework, and we will work through a few examples as a group. Relation to technology: understanding how the designs or symbols we use could excluded populations which it is intended to help.
Multimodal Design Patterns for Inclusion & Accessibility	Design Crit	Alan	May 30, 2017	For the design crit on May 30, Alan will be doing a dry-run of a presentation he will be giving titled "Multimodal Design Patterns for Inclusion & Accessibility".
My Career Lab	Community Workshop	Jennifer Domise	May 24, 2017
Workshop on creating Infusion Components making (featuring the Nexus)	Community Workshop	Alan/Simon	May 3, 2017
UI Options in mobile	Design Crit		May 2, 2017	For the design crit on May 2, we will be taking a look at the updated UI Options, specifically the use of the left/right arrows in the mobile view. Relevant links: The UI Options Demo (if on a desktop, resize to a narrow browser size to see the arrows appear).
Inclusive Design OER	Community Workshop	Grace and Kathy	Apr 26, 2017	Site Grace and Kathy will be demoing and discussing their progress on the Inclusive Design OER.
FACIL'iti web accessibility service / webapp	Design Crit		April 25, 2017	For the design crit on April 25, we will be taking a look at the FACIL'iti web accessibility service / webapp. It shares functionality with UI Options, and the Prefs Framework. Relevant links: FACIL'iti website accessibility web app. Try this site to see your preferences applied. ITI Communication - the company that makes FACIL'iti
Paper Folding for Design	Community Workshop	Lisa	April 19, 2017	Between the Folds http://www.foldingtechniques.com Description: This week’s community meeting will be on the topic of paper folding. We will watch the film Between the Folds which explores the art of modern origami, from inventive new techniques in the arts to practical applications in the sciences. Following the film we will play with paper folding ourselves, learning a few basic techniques from Paul A. Jackson’s book Folding Techniques for Designers: From Sheet to Form.
Introduction to Concepts and Practice of Infusion II	Community Workshop	Alan/Simon	April 12, 2017	Followon from March 8th meeting Current version of tutorial at http://www.alanharnum.ca/infusion-docs/infusion/development/tutorial-developerIntroduction/DeveloperIntroductionToInfusionFramework-OpeningRemarks.html
Fluid 10 year Anniversary	Community Workshop	Group	April 5, 2017	Google Doc Description: Sunday April 2, 2017 is the 10 year anniversary of the Fluid Project, to commemorate this milestone we’ll be spending time at the community meeting to reflect back upon the past 10 years. Please come and share your memories and thoughts on your time involved in Fluid or just to hear about the project's history.
Review of OER section for SNOW	Community Workshop	Laura Burnett / Julia	March 29, 2017	Google Doc Description: “Review of Open Educational Resources section for SNOW We will be reviewing the upcoming Open Educational Resources (OER) section for the SNOW website. The SNOW website is an online resource on inclusive education and technology. The primary target audience is educators, but the site is likely also used by parents, students, education team members, and other interested individuals. The goal of the OER section is to provide educators information about OERs (e.g. what they are, why they are beneficial) and discuss how they support or can support inclusion (including sharing some of the tools and resources developed by the IDRC’s floe project)."
Privacy Story Builder	Design Crit		March 28, 2017	For the design crit on March 28, we will be discussing the prototype for the Privacy Story Builder. Relevant links: the Privacy Story Builder prototype design notes Note, this prototype is not fully accessible. You can navigate between screenswith keyboard by using the navigation below the prototype. However, you can not use keyboard to interact with the prototype screens themselves. It is also not screen reader accessible.
Show and Discuss: Short Films	Community Workshop	Justin	March 22, 2017	Watched: How to make stress your friend Yoga for people with disabilities Please touch the art The gloves that will "change the way we make music" Others: Color In Sight: A Documentary on the Details of Color in Design How I'm preparing to get alzheimer's I'm not your inspiration thank you very much Examined Life - Judith Butler & Sunaura Taylor Everything (game) Sit We will be having a show and discuss of short films selected by you. Please send me your suggestions for films that will expand our thinking and helps us delve deeper into the topics that we work on. Depending on time we’ll aim to select a few to watch and discuss.
How co-design fits into the landscape of other design and research practices	Design Crit		March 21, 2017	For today's design crit, we will be watching a presentation by Liz Sanders describing how co-design fits into the landscape of other design and research practices. Here is the link: Liz Sanders at IIT Design Research Conference 2008 The video is just under 40 minutes long.
http://Hypothes.is : annotations and accessibility	Community Workshop	Jeremy Dean and Jon Udell	March 15, 2017	hypothes.is Jeremy Dean and Jon Udell from Hypothes.is will be joining to talk about Hypothes.is and in particular leading a discussion about annotations and accessibility.
UI Options redesign	Design Crit		March 14, 2017	For tomorrow's March 14 design crit we will again be talking about the on-going UI Options redesign. We will be discussing the styling for the toggles, the panel tab, and the new design for the steppers to group them together.
"Fantastic Infusion and Where to Find It"	Community Workshop	Alan/Antranig	March 8, 2017	Developer Introduction to Core Concepts of Infusion Documentation (temporary location while PR is outstanding) Developer Introduction to Core Concepts of Infusion pull Alan and Antranig will be leading us through an introduction / overview of the core concepts of Infusion.
UI Options number stepper redesign	Design Crit		March 7, 2017	For tomorrow's (March 7) design crit we will be talking about the design and implementation of the number stepper for the UI Options redesign. Relevant links: Stepper design on Fluid Wiki (image) Example implementation (JS Fiddle)
Changes from Aria 1.0 to 1.1	Community Workshop	Joseph	March 1, 2017	https://youtu.be/Mk6hjZ6sLRg Slides Location to file issues/requests (Github) Joseph will be talking about the changes in the ARIA spec from version 1.0 to 1.1.
On-off toggle for UI Options mobile redesign	Design Crit		February 28, 2017	For tomorrow's design crit we will be talking about the on-off toggle for UI Options mobile redesign. Here are some of the issues: How should the toggle be implemented? Is it a check-box, a button with an depressed state, or a set of 2 radio buttons? Is it possibly confusing that the visual representation of the component does not match it's implementation? This is an issue for low-vision users with screen readers - the AT reads "check-box" but visually it may not look like one. ... and other design and implementation issues that will astonish and amaze you!
Wearable Computing, DIY electronics, and Making	Community Workshop	Kate Hartman	February 15, 2017	Description: Kate Hartman is an Associate Professor in the Digital Futures program as well as Director of the Social Body Lab, a research group focused on body-centric technologies in the social context. In this conversation she’ll provide an overview of the lab and its recent projects as well as some thoughts on wearable computing, DIY electronics, and tools and structures for helping people make.
Brainstorming accessible web annotation tool	Design Crit		February 14, 2017	For tomorrow's design crit, we will be brainstorming ideas and strategies for creating an accessible web annotation tool. This design issue is inspired by a similar issue Hypothes.is is having with their accessible text annotation tool. This email thread in the fluid-work mailing list may provide additional context: "How to make arbitrary text selections in a screen reader render visually".
a11y tree	Community Workshop	Joseph	February 8, 2017	https://youtu.be/2bYBMo4EsZ0 Intro Slides Slides from 2013 jQuery Summit ATTA - Accessible Technology Test Adapter API: Editor's Draft Document Github source code repository Accessibility Object Model (Github) An Accessibilty API available from browser's JavaScript runtime. The topic for this week's community meeting (Feb 8) is the Accessibility Tree and its relationship to WAI-ARIA. There will be some hands-on activities and if you want to participate, you will need to download and install a couple of things. For demonstration purposes, I am focusing on FireFox's DOM Inspector plug-in and, to a lesser extent, Apple's Accessibility Inspector. There are other inspectors for different OSes and I'll mention them, but I won't be providing detailed instructions on installing them. For FireFox's DOM Inspector, you need to install two plugins, in the following order: First install the Web Developer plugin: Web Developer – Get this Extension for 🦊 Firefox (en-US) . After installing, restart FF to activate. Next, install the DOM Inspector plugin: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/dom-inspector-6622/. Again, restart to activate. The DOM Inspector is a tool within Web Developer. It is accessed via Web Developer's "Tools" toolbar button, which posts a menu containing a "DOM Inspector" menu item. The macOS accessiblity inspector is part of its XCode development kit. As such, there is a lot to download just to get the inspector. Also, I've only done it for macOS Sierra. I imagine it's similar for other version of the macOS, but I'm not going to check that. If you still want to get it, use the App Store, and look for and install "XCode". It's free. After the download is complete, a convenient way to launch the Accessibility Inspector is (1) "Cmd+Space", (2) enter "Accessibility Inspector" into the text entry field, and (3) hit return. In terms of where the application actually is: it's here: "/Applications/XCode.app/Contents/Applications/Accessibility Inspector" Other Inspectors: GNOME/Linux's "Accerciser": https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Accerciser The Paciello Group "aViewer" for Windows MSAA, UIA, IAccessible2, and ARIA: Free Website Accessibility Testing Tools - TPGi Microsoft's "Inspect" for Windows UIA and MSAA: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd318521(v=vs.85).aspx "Accprobe" for Windows MSAA and IAccessible2: GitHub - IBMa/AccProbe: Accessibility Probe Note: this is for geeks only. There is no easy installer here, and requires set-up-by-hand.
Sustainable Tourism Inclusive Design: Management and Marketing Toolkit and Safety and Guide Training Resources	Community Workshop	Emily McIntyre	February 1, 2017	Description and Resources Slides Description: Universal design adapted to adventure tourism First four principles will still be applicable but further developed Last three principles modified for adventure tourism experiences Roundtable discussion about tourism principles Three dimensions of Inclusive Design applied to adventure tourism Recognize diversity and uniqueness Inclusive process and tools Broader beneficial impact Sustainability Discussion Social critique and enhancing tourist experiences Economic costs vs. benefits Environmental critique and best practice in environmental design Toolkit and Manual Development What components need to be included Roundtable discussion and idea generation
Using Small Computers (C.H.I.P., Arduino, Raspberry Pi)	Community Workshop	Simon	January 25, 2017	Slides: Small Computers Community Workshop Jan 2017.pdf Pre-workshop notes: Small Computers Community Workshop January 2017 Description: "We will discuss features of the CHIP, how to get started with it, and compare it to other single board computers, and micro-controllers, such as the Arduino and Raspberry Pi” See also: Small Computers Community Workshop January 2016 (wiki page) Small computers community meeting Jan 25 (fluid-work mailing list)
Inclusive Design OER	Community Workshop	Kobi and David	January 18, 2017	GitHub - DavidC123/oer-inclusive-design - GitHub Page https://cdn.rawgit.com/DavidC123/oer-inclusive-design/8e2ad7a7/home-page.html - New Raw git page https://rawcdn.githack.com/DavidC123/oer-inclusive-design/a077ff508350136de13f81703fd4ca7d9390a6b1/guides-page.html - Old Raw git Page https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tArsmkiXi1EJWn8sV7Jw7KE6LxpD9KvAc7PWdWrSJgw/edit# - Project plan Doc David and Kobi ( co-op students at the IDRC ), will be presenting their latest work on an Inclusive Design OER. Back on December 7, 2016 they led a design crit during the community meeting, presenting an initial version of the Inclusive Design OER. They have taken the feedback from that meeting and iterated on their design and implementation.
Preparation for BIGIDeA	Design Crit	Lisa, Jon	January 17, 2017	For tomorrow’s Community Design Crit, Lisa and I will be working through an inventory of IDRC resources as part of a ramp-up for work related to the Business Innovation Guide for Inclusive Design and Accessibility (or “BIGIDeA”). For more information on this project, you can find the information on the Certified for Access website. Since this be somewhat of a working meeting, feel free to bring your own work, and join the discussion as you see fit.
GSoC 2017 Brainstorming	Community Workshop	Justin	January 11, 2017	Google Summer of Code Google Summer of Code 2017 with the Fluid Project

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