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Subject:

UB decision on accessibility (draft)

From:

Stuart Sutton <[log in to unmask]>

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A mailing list for the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative's Usage Board <[log in to unmask]>

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Fri, 4 Feb 2005 09:04:53 -0800

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Apologies for being so bloody late with this.  Here is a draft decision for the accessibility term.  Definition is as settled in Shanghai.  The comment is substantially revised to include some explanation of the words "control," "display" and "content."

Stuart

==========<BEGIN>===========

Title:              Decision on proposal for a new term "accessibility"
Shepherd:      Stuart Sutton
Identifier:       http://dublincore.org/usage/decisions/2004/2004-??.Accessibility-terms.shtml
Date:              2004-10-10
Description:   The decision documented here refer to a proposal
                      considered at the Usage Board meeting of October 
                      2004 in Shanghai, China.

Text of proposals:
-- http://www.ozewai.org/DC-term-proposal/prop-reqs-table2.html  

Decision:   The Usage Board approves the addition of a new
element -- "Accessibility" -- as a Recommended term in the 
dcterms namespace. 

Discussion

The Accessibility Working Group proposed the addition of 
the new term: "accessibility." The DCMI Usage Board reviewed 
the proposal at a meeting in Shanghai, China on Sunday, October
10, 2004. Members present were Tom Baker (chair), Diane Hillmann, 
Akira Miyazawa, Andy Powell, Rebecca Guenther, Traugott Koch 
and Stuart Sutton (designated shepherd of the accessibility
term proposal).

Discussion of the proposal centered on the clear expression of 
community need for this term and its relationship to other
initiatives such as IMS.  The Board refined both the Definition
and the Comment.  Information in the proposed description relating
the the machine-addressability of values was moved to Comments 
as a best practice statement leaving the Definition more general 
and inclusive. 

Approved text - beginning
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
VMS-ID:         accessibility-001
Name:            accessibility
URI:                http://purl.org/dc/terms/accessibility
Namespace:    http://purl.org/dc/terms/
Label:             Accessibility
Definition:      A description of the qualities of the resource in 
                      terms of control, display and content that can be 
                      used to match the needs and preferences of a user.
Comment:      The qualities of control, display and content include the 
                      user's control of the interface, the sensory modality of 
                      the resource as presented and variations in the expressive 
                      form of the information.  Recommended best practice is to
                      express the value in a machine-addressable manner such as 
                      the W3C Evaluation and Reporting Language (EARL).
Type of term:  http://dublincore.org/usage/documents/principles/#element
Status:            http://dublincore.org/usage/documents/process/#recommended
Date issued:    ?????
Decision:        http://dublincore.org/usage/decisions/#Decision-2004-??

==========<END>===========

Stuart A. Sutton
University of Washington
Information School
370 Mary Gates Hall
Seattle, WA
+1 (206) 685-6618

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