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Revision as of 11:23, 2 February 2022
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
Starting in March of 2021, DLF DAWG IT/Dev subgroup will be focusing on completing accessibility reviews of GLAM technologies. The initial focus is on the things that the DAWG parent group uses, to ensure that as a community we are using accessible tools to do our work. Then we'll move on to other GLAM technologies.
Meetings will be held on the final Monday of the month, at 11am Eastern/3pm GMT. (Timezone converter) Join the DLF DAWG slack community to register for meetings.
Check the 2021 running agenda for more information.
Completed Projects
- Accessible Documentation
- Accessibility Auditing Resources
- Accessibility Auditing Shortlist
- Accessibility Auditing Template Google Doc. Make a copy to start your own evaluation.
Technology Reviews moved to the Wiki
- Zoom Accessibility
- Doodle.com Accessibility
- Google Forms Accessibility
- Otter.ai Accessibility
- Google Docs Accessibility
Group Organizers
- Debbie Krahmer dkrahmer AT colgate.edu
Members
- Kristen Heldmann
- Meg McMahon (DAWG co-chair liaison)
- Gabe Galson
- Hannah Sistrunk
- Rita Johnston
- Penniphurr Stevenson
- Eudora Struble
- Deseree Stukes
- Wendy Robertson
- Michele Moye
- Jonathan Milam
Technologies Currently Being Researched
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
- Google Sheets
- Google Forms Accessibility
- Otter.ai Accessibility
- Slack
- Zotero
- Online conference platforms
Future Technologies to Research
- Zendesk (possible way to crowdsource accessibility info)
- 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)