:-) I didn't have time to check yet .... but did you report your
troubles to the original sender of the request?
Francesco
On 08/07/2011 18.54, Karel Van Isacker (PhoenixKM) wrote:
I checked the questionnaire and it is to start with not "accessible"
(kinda odd, no?), and secondly far too generalistic ... Am afraid this
will result in again yet another documents/report/study without any
relevance. A pity ....
Best regards,
Karel Van Isacker
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*From:*supporters-boun...@aaloa.org
[mailto:supporters-boun...@aaloa.org] *On Behalf Of *Francesco Furfari
*Sent:* 08 July 2011 14:53
*To:* supporters@aaloa.org
*Subject:* [aaloa supporters] FYI -- Fwd: [aaloa info] The future of
eAccessibility research: participate in the EC survey
please, have a look at the following mail
regards,
Francesco
-------- Original Message --------
*Subject: *
[aaloa info] The future of eAccessibility research: participate in the
EC survey
*Date: *
Fri, 08 Jul 2011 13:35:52 +0300
*From: *
i...@e-accessibility2020.eu <mailto:i...@e-accessibility2020.eu>
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i...@e-accessibility2020.eu <mailto:i...@e-accessibility2020.eu>
*To: *
i...@aaloa.org <mailto:i...@aaloa.org>
Dear expert,
Please accept our invitation to participate in the eAccessibility2020
1st web-survey
<http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/555353/eAccessibility2020-Study-Questionnaire>
which explores the future of eAccessibility research at a European and
global level. We mostly welcome your feedback concerning:
(1) The evolution of the content/ meaning of eAccessibility
(2) Potential future user needs related to eAccessibility and
(3) Drivers (trends) affecting the future of eAccessibility
The survey is launched under the study on 'Implications from Future
ICT Trends on Assistive Technology and Accessibility', awarded to
ALTEC Software S.A. and an international team of experts by the
European Commission (EC) (*DG INFSO, Unit ICT for Inclusion*). Our aim
is to provide insights and recommendations on future EC research
policy priorities on eAccessibility
The survey will take about 20 min to complete and you are encouraged
to fill in those parts of the questionnaire you have sufficient knowledge.
All your personal information will be handled on a strictly
confidential basis. The information you will provide us will solely be
used for the study purposes by ALTEC Software S.A. and the EC
services. For your convenience attached you can find the EC
confirmation letter.
Your contribution will be incorporated in our trend analysis for the
future of eAccessibility. *To thank you* for your participation *the
analysis of the initial results of the survey will be sent to you* *by
end of July*.
We would like to thank you for your cooperation. Your contribution is
mostly appreciated. Also, we would be happy if you could further
distribute this message to any person or organisation interested in
eAccessibility.
To participate in the survey please go to
http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/555353/eAccessibility2020-Study-Questionnaire
and complete the questionnaires by the 15th of July.
Yours sincerely,
On behalf of ALTEC Software S.A.
Adamantios Koumpis
Operating Agent
PS. We apologise for the inconvenience we may cause by providing the
web-questionnaire only in English.
*A few words about our study*
The study on*eAccessibility2020* ("Study on Implications from Future
ICT Trends on Assistive Technology and Accessibility", SMART
2010/0077) aims to provide the EC with recommendations on future
research policy, especially regarding FP8 (ICT & FET) and the next
Competitiveness & Innovation Programme (CIP). Also, the study will
make suggestions on relevant standardisation issues and on EC policy
activities for the wider mainstreaming and adoption of eAccessibility.
To do so the study team will elaborate and validate specific use and
technology-scenarios for 2020. These scenarios will result from
vigorous interaction with eAccessibility-related stakeholders and
experts, which will involve among other the identification and
assessment of 'Drivers of Change' affecting the course of
eAccessibility (i.e. key-trends, micro-trends and weak-signals). The
study approach adopts a variety of methodologies, tools and activities
and it is presented at *www.e-accessibility2020.eu*
<http://www.e-accessibility2020.eu/> together with news, e-surveys and
eventually the study results. All interested individuals or
organisations *are* *invited to **register*
<http://www.e-accessibility2020.eu/portal/index.php?option=com_user&task=register&Itemid=745>
in the study's website so as to stay informed and/or participate in
the study activities. The study is conducted by ALTEC Software
Development, Greece in partnership with CKA, Belgium for the European
Commission, DG Information Society & Media, Unit 'ICT for Inclusion'.
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