World Wide Web Consortium
“Leading the Web to its full potential.” Voluntary consensus standards:
cooperative solutions for open, interoperable platform improvement.
The Art of Consensus.
Web for all. Accessible, Internationalized, Secure, Private
Royalty-free patent policy.
475 members as of December 2018, including technology builders and users;
for-profit companies, academics, non-profits, and government agencies.
Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct: Treat each other with respect
Standards work well for
● Shared technical problem
● Good enough technical solution
● Ecosystem interest in common resolution
W3C provides the forum and process: community and
membership develop the specifications.
Workshop Agenda
2 days of mixed presentation and discussion.
Experimenting with multiple modes of hearing
from everyone in the room: cards, dots, and
breakouts.
Cards: Write down your questions and concerns
during sessions, and we’ll gather them as
sessions conclude.
Dinner tonight:
Who’s in for an on-campus dinner?
Who needs a shuttle (about ½ mile)?
Minutes and reporting
This workshop is invite-only. We’ll follow with a
public report.
We take minutes in irc:
http://irc.w3.org (yes, it’s http)
channel #auth-id
● Please state your name when speaking
● q+ to say something new adds you
to the speaker queue
● scribing conventions
○ speaker: what they said
○ use @@1..n if you miss a name or phrase
while scribing
○ s/@@1/Name/ replaces @@1 in the
meeting record
Thanks!
Program Committee:
● Manu Sporny, Digital Bazaar
● Paul Grassi, Easy Dynamics
● Drummond Reed, Evernym
● Christiaan Brand, Google
● Kaliya Young, Internet Identity Workshop
● Tony Nadalin, Microsoft
● JC Jones, Mozilla
● Pindar Wong, VeriFi
W3C Team: Sam Weiler, Karen Myers, Wendy Seltzer
Host:
