Accessibility/csun2007

CSUN Information

CSUN 2007 Conference Stay at the Marriott or Hilton, but make sure you mention that you are part of the conference in order to get the conference rate.

Participants

Name	Project	Days attending
Aaron Leventhal	Mozilla accessibility module owner, IBM	Monday (afternoon) - Saturday
Frank Hecker	Executive Director of Mozilla Foundation	Wednesday (afternoon) - Thursday
Tim Riley (tentative)	Testing Manager for Mozilla Corporation
Alexander Surkov	XForms, IAccessible2 implementation in Mozilla
Michael Curran	NVDA open source screen reader
Steve Lee	Jambu open source on screen keyboard project	Monday (evening) - Saturday (afternoon)
Charles Chen	Fire Vox, AJAX accessibility
Gijs Kruitbosch	Chatzilla accessibility	17 (arrive evening) - 24 (leave afternoon)
Peter Thiessen	AJAX chat component for Dojo
David Bolter	Thunderbird accessibility
Michael Stewart	IAccessible2 testing tool
Scott Haeger (tentative)	Mozilla support in LSR (Linux Screen Reader)
Aaron Andersen	XUL accessibility guidelines and checking tool
Evan Yan	Mozilla accessibility developer, Sun

Meeting Room

We are looking to book a meeting room so that we can have a place to go when we're not at the conference and hack together.

Presentations of Interest

Please add to this list:

• Firefox's Accessibility Ecosystem (not sure when it's scheduled for yet)

Loose Schedule

• Monday, arrive and meet everyone
• Tuesday, hack on code (mostly without Aaron due to IBM scheduling conflict)
• Wednesday, hack on code and set up booth. Staff booth from 4-7 PM
• Thursday, take turns staffing booth, attending conference, and working together
• Friday, take turns staffing booth, attending conference, and working together
• Saturday, last day, pack up booth, and then head to the beach (or wherever we decide for an "offsite". We can help each other digest the conference and relax at the same time.) Ideas welcome!

Marketing

We haven't organized marketing yet.

Please add ideas for booth materials:

• CD's with useful things like docs and Fire Vox (organized by Charles Chen). We need to update http://www.mozilla.org/access/features
• Stickers
• Banners (what should they say?). Wonder if MoCo still has the CSUN 2006 banners where they can find them.

Please add other ideas for mob marketing etc.:

• Give Firefox stuffies and banners that say "We support Firefox accessibility" to any other organization's booth, where they help support Firefox accessibility (GW Micro, AI Squared, Freedom Scientific, Nuance, Sun, IBM, etc.)