DRAFT: PLEASE COMMENT JOVAN/VLADA Re: [governance] May consultation: IGC input RP and access

[Deirdre Williams]

I also think that we should look at RP the other way round too. Currently
it isn't possible to make not being physically present the same as being
physically present. Therefore we at least should be clear about what are
MUST HAVES and what may come later.

Also I think it is vital NOT TO conflate RP with access for people with
disabilities. They are both separate and important issues, and both of them
deserve individual attention.

Deirdre

On 30 April 2012 08:15, Roland Perry <roland at internetpolicyagency.com>wrote:

> In message <CBC3EF05.319FD%andersj at elon.**edu<CBC3EF05.319FD%25andersj at elon.edu>>,
> at 07:25:57 on Mon, 30 Apr 2012, Janna Anderson <andersj at elon.edu> writes
>
>> The conference facilities in most places nowadays offer the capability
>> for rooms to be extremely brightly lit, and for some reason people choose
>> ?mood? lighting.
>>
>
> That's often because you can't see the Powerpoint slides on the screen
> unless the room lights are dimmed.
>
> One solution is to have the lights on full, but expect attendees to look
> at the slides on their own laptops - however that brings challenges in
> terms of connectivity and also editing the RP video stream to include
> contemporaneous slide shows, or having the slide sets pre-loaded (which you
> really ought to be doing for the remote participants anyway).
>
> Some organisations have overcome these obstacles.
> --
> Roland Perry
>
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