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==Monthly Meetings==
==Monthly Meetings==


For 2022, the DLF DAWG-IT subgroup is moving on from testing the software used by our parent organization and instead will focus on assessing the accessibility of other GLAM technologies. Our initial focus will be on Zotero. It will likely take 3 meetings to get through the assessment.  
For 2024, the DLF DAWG-IT subgroup is focusing on updating our documentation and assessing the accessibility of other GLAM technologies. We're primarily focusing on digital publishing platforms.


Then we will move on to C
Meetings will be held on the final Monday of the month, at 1:15pm Eastern/6:15pm GMT. ([https://www.thetimezoneconverter.com/ Timezone converter]) Check the [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VNUIGFd7EOwcVpR73qQzhi9K5ZZCTrFS4hDLiu6AN8U/edit 2024 running agenda] for more information, including links to register for the meetings.
 
 
Meetings will be held on the final Monday of the month, at 11am Eastern/3pm GMT. ([https://www.thetimezoneconverter.com/ Timezone converter]) Join the DLF DAWG slack community to register for meetings.
 
Check the [https://docs.google.com/document/d/19z8UvrQpC7pB_6Ha4xAarqDLWfTw6AwxEdlZY5YqLTc/edit?usp=sharing 2021 running agenda] for more information.


== Completed Projects ==
== Completed Projects ==
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== Accessibility Audits ==
== Accessibility Audits ==
In 2021, the DAWG-IT subgroup focused on accessibility testing of the software typically used for DAWG meetings and events.  
In 2021, the DAWG-IT subgroup focused on accessibility testing of the software typically used for DAWG meetings and events. For 2022, we focused on broader GLAM software. In 2023, we updated our Auditing Shortlist and continue to test GLAM applications. In 2024, we focused on digital publishing platforms. These are our completed audits:


* [[Zoom Accessibility]]
* [[Zoom Accessibility]]
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* [[Otter.ai Accessibility]]
* [[Otter.ai Accessibility]]
* [[Google Docs Accessibility]]
* [[Google Docs Accessibility]]
* [[Google Slides Accessibility]]
* [[Zotero Accessibility]]
* [[Online Conference Platforms Accessibility]]
* [[ArchivesSpace Accessibility]]
* [[AirTable Accessibility]]
* [[PressBooks Accessibility]]
* [[Scalar Accessibility]]


== Group Organizers ==
== Group Organizers ==
* Debbie Krahmer dkrahmer AT colgate.edu
* Debbie Krahmer dkrahmer AT cornell.edu


== Members ==
== Members ==
* Bri McLaughlin
* Ima Odouk
* Elliot Stevens
* Wendy Robertson
* Kristen Heldmann
* Kristen Heldmann
* Meg McMahon (DAWG co-chair liaison)
* Gabe Galson
* Gabe Galson
* Hannah Sistrunk
* Hannah Sistrunk
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* Penniphurr Stevenson
* Penniphurr Stevenson
* Eudora Struble
* Eudora Struble
* Deseree Stukes
* Wendy Robertson
* Michele Moye
* Jonathan Milam
* Jonathan Milam


== Technologies Currently Being Researched ==
== Future Technologies to Research ==
Everyone is welcome to participate, regardless of your own personal level of skill with accessibility auditing. We've compiled an [[Accessibility Auditing Shortlist]] that anyone can use to contribute to the knowledge base. The ultimate goal for all of these audits is to make the information freely available to anyone. Google docs is currently used for the initial working document before moving information to the wiki. Contact the Organizers for information on how to join the community and get wiki editing access.
Everyone is welcome to participate, regardless of your own personal level of skill with accessibility auditing. We've compiled an [[Accessibility Auditing Shortlist]] that anyone can use to contribute to the knowledge base. The ultimate goal for all of these audits is to make the information freely available to anyone. Google docs is currently used for the initial working document before moving information to the wiki. Contact the Organizers for information on how to join the community and get wiki editing access.


* [[Doodle.com Accessibility]]
* [[Google Docs Accessibility]]
* [[Google Slides Accessibility]]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gAS04mUZSM7g1VBcF5kfry0uuHqvMQc21nXso20h5Pg/edit?usp=sharing Google Sheets]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gAS04mUZSM7g1VBcF5kfry0uuHqvMQc21nXso20h5Pg/edit?usp=sharing Google Sheets]
* [[Google Forms Accessibility]]
* [[Otter.ai Accessibility]]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vGJey7_KQdM0lLYAdt9W8DkiuWaJXKF-BuvDulsUMbA/edit?usp=sharing Slack]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vGJey7_KQdM0lLYAdt9W8DkiuWaJXKF-BuvDulsUMbA/edit?usp=sharing Slack]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QIol2TLfxWBdEIU_apS4FU3uJyLmgn3rtTzRFjBJ2Js/edit?usp=sharing Zotero]
* OJS, open journal systems
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SoJnsOdUPzE-m7tEbx11uFQ-cxO69YkYLHvXnElM6lA/edit?usp=sharing Online conference platforms]
 
== Future Technologies to Research ==
* Zendesk (possible way to crowdsource accessibility info)
* Institutional Repositories (bepress, DSpace, etc.)
* Institutional Repositories (bepress, DSpace, etc.)
* DAMs (Contentdm, Islandora, etc.)
* DAMs (Contentdm, Islandora, etc.)

Latest revision as of 11:56, 29 July 2024

The IT and Development subgroup will focus on specific software, hardware, and development practices associated with information organizations. Once a list of technologies associated with specific areas is compiled, they will begin addressing the accessibility concerns of specific entries. We adhere to the same mission and values of our parent organization, the Digital Accessibility Working Group.

Monthly Meetings

For 2024, the DLF DAWG-IT subgroup is focusing on updating our documentation and assessing the accessibility of other GLAM technologies. We're primarily focusing on digital publishing platforms.

Meetings will be held on the final Monday of the month, at 1:15pm Eastern/6:15pm GMT. (Timezone converter) Check the 2024 running agenda for more information, including links to register for the meetings.

Completed Projects

Accessibility Audits

In 2021, the DAWG-IT subgroup focused on accessibility testing of the software typically used for DAWG meetings and events. For 2022, we focused on broader GLAM software. In 2023, we updated our Auditing Shortlist and continue to test GLAM applications. In 2024, we focused on digital publishing platforms. These are our completed audits:

Group Organizers

  • Debbie Krahmer dkrahmer AT cornell.edu

Members

  • Bri McLaughlin
  • Ima Odouk
  • Elliot Stevens
  • Wendy Robertson
  • Kristen Heldmann
  • Gabe Galson
  • Hannah Sistrunk
  • Rita Johnston
  • Penniphurr Stevenson
  • Eudora Struble
  • Jonathan Milam

Future Technologies to Research

Everyone is welcome to participate, regardless of your own personal level of skill with accessibility auditing. We've compiled an Accessibility Auditing Shortlist that anyone can use to contribute to the knowledge base. The ultimate goal for all of these audits is to make the information freely available to anyone. Google docs is currently used for the initial working document before moving information to the wiki. Contact the Organizers for information on how to join the community and get wiki editing access.

  • Google Sheets
  • Slack
  • OJS, open journal systems
  • Institutional Repositories (bepress, DSpace, etc.)
  • DAMs (Contentdm, Islandora, etc.)
  • Library Systems
  • Virtual Tours
  • Digital Scholarship (Research data, tools, visualizations)
  • Databases and Vendors
  • Virtual Reality (3D technologies, including Makerspace equipment)


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