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## Individuals | ||
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If you do **not** work for a [W3C Member organization](http://www.w3.org/Consortium/Member/List), but you feel you have the expertise and availability to participate, you should first use [public contribution channels](/about/groups/apaw/contribute/) to familiarize yourself with the work and make yourself known to the group. If your contribution suggests a higher level of participation is warranted, you can be invited to join the group as an Invited Expert. Please [contact the WG chairs](mailto:[email protected]) to discuss this. If you work for an organization whose business is related to that of the W3C, we may instead ask your organization to join and nominate you as a Member representative. | ||
If you do **not** work for a [W3C Member organization](http://www.w3.org/Consortium/Member/List), but you feel you have the expertise and availability to participate, you should first use [public contribution channels](/about/groups/apawg/contribute/) to familiarize yourself with the work and make yourself known to the group. If your contribution suggests a higher level of participation is warranted, you can be invited to join the group as an Invited Expert. Please [contact the WG chairs](mailto:[email protected]) to discuss this. If you work for an organization whose business is related to that of the W3C, we may instead ask your organization to join and nominate you as a Member representative. | ||
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If the chairs support it, you may complete the [invited expert application](https://www.w3.org/ieapp/new) form, indicating the Accessible Platform Architectures WG as the group you wish to join. Make sure you have read and accepted the policies referenced from that form, and include details about your relevant expertise, interest in the work, and your employer. _If you have not made yourself known to the chairs, or your application does not provide information about your expertise and expected contribution, it may be rejected._ |
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title: WAI-Adapt Task Force of the APA WG | ||
permalink: /about/groups/task-forces/personalization/ | ||
ref: /about/groups/task-forces/personalization/ | ||
permalink: /about/groups/task-forces/adapt/ | ||
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- Teleconferences of the Working Group and its task forces (also see [meeting minutes](https://www.w3.org/WAI/APA/task-forces/adapt/minutes)); | ||
- Face to face meetings; | ||
- [Email lists](/about/groups/task-forces/personalization/#mailing-lists); | ||
- [Email lists](/about/groups/task-forces/adapt/#mailing-lists); | ||
- IRC discussion on the [#adapt](irc://irc.w3.org/adapt) IRC channel, used largely for minute-taking; | ||
- [WAI-Adapt source repository](https://github.com/w3c/adapt/); | ||
- [Wiki](https://github.com/w3c/adapt/wiki); | ||
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## How to Comment, Contribute, and Participate | ||
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To join the WAI-Adapt Task Force, individuals must be participants of the [APA WG](/about/groups/apawg/). Participants are expected to [actively contribute](/about/groups/task-forces/personalization/work-statement/#participation) to the work of the Task Force. If you are interested in participating in the WAI-Adapt Task Force, please send e-mail to: [Lionel Wolberger](mailto:[email protected]?subject=WAI-Adapt%20Task%20Force%20Enquiry) and include a little bit about what you’re interested in and how you think that you may be able to contribute to the Task Force. Then follow the [APA Working Group participation](/about/groups/apawg/participate/) procedures to join the Working Group, and once you have joined ask [Ruoxi Ran (Roy)](mailto:[email protected]) to add you to the task force. | ||
To join the WAI-Adapt Task Force, individuals must be participants of the [APA WG](/about/groups/apawg/). Participants are expected to [actively contribute](/about/groups/task-forces/adapt/work-statement/#participation) to the work of the Task Force. If you are interested in participating in the WAI-Adapt Task Force, please send e-mail to: [Lionel Wolberger](mailto:[email protected]?subject=WAI-Adapt%20Task%20Force%20Enquiry) and include a little bit about what you’re interested in and how you think that you may be able to contribute to the Task Force. Then follow the [APA Working Group participation](/about/groups/apawg/participate/) procedures to join the Working Group, and once you have joined ask [Ruoxi Ran (Roy)](mailto:[email protected]) to add you to the task force. | ||
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To contribute without joining the task force, see the [APA Working Group contribute page](/about/groups/apawg/contribute/) for general instructions. To contribute to documents under development, see [how to contribute to the source repository directly](https://github.com/w3c/adapt/). | ||
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### Work Statement | ||
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The [WAI-Adapt Task Force Work Statement](/about/groups/task-forces/personalization/work-statement/) defines the initial objective, scope, approach, and participation of the Task Force. | ||
The [WAI-Adapt Task Force Work Statement](/about/groups/task-forces/adapt/work-statement/) defines the initial objective, scope, approach, and participation of the Task Force. |
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## How to Comment, Contribute, and Participate | ||
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To join the Maturity Model Task Force, individuals must be participants of the [APA WG](/about/groups/apawg/). Participants are expected to [actively contribute](/about/groups/task-forces/maturity-model/work-statement/#participation) to the work of the Task Force. If you are interested in participating in the Maturity Model Task Force, please send e-mail to: [Janina Sajka, Sheri Byrne-Haber, David Fazio](mailto:[email protected],[email protected],[email protected]?subject=Maturity Model%20Task%20Force%20Enquiry) and include a little bit about what you’re interested in and how you think that you may be able to contribute to the Task Force. Then follow the [APA Working Group participation](/about/groups/apawg/particpate/) procedures to join the Working Group, and once you have joined ask [Ruoxi Ran (Roy)](mailto:[email protected]) to add you to the task force. | ||
To join the Maturity Model Task Force, individuals must be participants of the [APA WG](/about/groups/apawg/). Participants are expected to [actively contribute](/about/groups/task-forces/maturity-model/work-statement/#participation) to the work of the Task Force. If you are interested in participating in the Maturity Model Task Force, please send e-mail to: [Janina Sajka, Sheri Byrne-Haber, David Fazio](mailto:[email protected],[email protected],[email protected]?subject=Maturity Model%20Task%20Force%20Enquiry) and include a little bit about what you’re interested in and how you think that you may be able to contribute to the Task Force. Then follow the [APA Working Group participation](/about/groups/apawg/participate/) procedures to join the Working Group, and once you have joined ask [Ruoxi Ran (Roy)](mailto:[email protected]) to add you to the task force. | ||
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To contribute without joining the task force, see the [APA Working Group contribute page](/about/groups/apawg/contribute/) for general instructions. To contribute to documents under development, see [how to contribute to the source repository directly](https://github.com/w3c/maturity-model/). | ||
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## How to Comment, Contribute, and Participate | ||
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To join the RQTF, individuals must be participants of the APA WG. Participants are expected to [actively contribute](/about/groups/task-forces/research-questions/work-statement/#participation) to the work of the Task Force. If you are interested in participating in the RQTF, please send e-mail to: [Janina Sajka, Jason White](mailto:[email protected],[email protected]?subject=Research%20Questions%20Task%20Force%20Enquiry) and include a little bit about what you’re interested in and how you think that you may be able to contribute to the Task Force. Then follow the [APA Working Group participation](/about/groups/apawg/participation/) procedures to join the Working Group, and once you have joined ask [Ruoxi(Roy) Ran](mailto:[email protected]) to add you to the task force. | ||
To join the RQTF, individuals must be participants of the APA WG. Participants are expected to [actively contribute](/about/groups/task-forces/research-questions/work-statement/#participation) to the work of the Task Force. If you are interested in participating in the RQTF, please send e-mail to: [Janina Sajka, Jason White](mailto:[email protected],[email protected]?subject=Research%20Questions%20Task%20Force%20Enquiry) and include a little bit about what you’re interested in and how you think that you may be able to contribute to the Task Force. Then follow the [APA Working Group participation](/about/groups/apawg/participate/) procedures to join the Working Group, and once you have joined ask [Ruoxi(Roy) Ran](mailto:[email protected]) to add you to the task force. | ||
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To contribute without joining the task force, see the [APA Working Group contribute page](/about/groups/apawg/contribute/) for general instructions. To contribute to documents under development, see [how to contribute to the source repository directly](https://github.com/w3c/rqtf/). | ||
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## Facilitation | ||
The AG Working Group chair liaison oversees attention to W3C Process with respect to the chartered requirements of the Working Group. The Facilitators set agenda, lead meetings, determine consensus, and are the primary reporters of progress to the Working Group. | ||
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* Facilitators: [Bruce Bailey]([email protected]), US Access Board; [Michael Gower]([email protected]), IBM Corporation | ||
* Facilitators: Bruce Bailey, US Access Board; Michael Gower, IBM Corporation | ||
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* AG WG chair liaison: [Alastair Campbell]([email protected]), Nomensa | ||
* AG WG chair liaison: Alastair Campbell, Nomensa |
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