[SCOPE] Avoid seeing this as a 'computer' thing

[iadawn]

Title of Resource:

Current scope text:

outlining age appropriate accessibility principles that can be integrated into computer science or digital design courses;

Suggested scope text:

outlining age appropriate accessibility principles that can be integrated into learning that includes using digital materials;

Rationale:

Given the ubiquity of digital content creation activities in work and social environments I don't think it should be limited to just integrated into 'computer science' or 'digital design courses'. For example, kids may be asked by their teacher to create a presentation on a geography subject. The subject has nothing to do with digital design but the presentation would most likely be created in a digital presentation tool (Keynote, PowerPoint, Sheets... whatever). What considerations should be included for that?

[Different2day]

Great point. I've had similar thoughts regarding the user groups we are considering for the 'Navigating the WAI website' initiative.

[brianelton]

@iadawn This is a potential extension of scope as we look towards younger kids, and there is at least one resource focused on this (learntoenable.co.uk). I think the initial scope should be focused on coding/computer science (and things that can be directly related to coding, like digital design).