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1EdTech Access for All (AfA) Personal Needs and Preferences (PNP) Service Model Version 1.0

1EdTech Candidate Final
Version 1.0

Date Issued:	1st May 2024
Latest version:	http://www.imsglobal.org/activity/afa/latest/

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Document Name: 1EdTech Access for All (AfA) Personal Needs and Preferences (PNP) Service Model v1.0

Revision: 1st May 2024

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Executive Summary

The Access For All Specification (AfA) is intended to promote an inclusive user experience by enabling the matching of the characteristics of resources to the needs and preferences of individual users. The AfA specification consists of a common language for describing:

A learner's needs and preferences with respect to how the learner can best interact with digital resources, including configuration of assistive technologies. This is represented using the 1EdTech Access For All Personal Needs and Preferences (PNP) v3.0 specification [AFAPNP-OVW-30];
Digital learning resources. This is represented using the 1EdTech Access For All Digital Resource Description (DRD) v3.0 specification [AFADRD-DM-30].

The original AfA PNP data model specification is intended to meet the needs of learners with disabilities and of anyone in a disabling context. The purpose of the AfA PNP Specification is to provide a machine-readable method of stating user needs and preferences with respect to digitally based education or learning. The AfA PNP specification can be used independently, for example to deliver the required or desired user interface to the user, or in combination with the AfADRD [AFADRD-DM-30] to deliver digital resources that meet a user's needs and preferences.

The 1EdTech Access for All Personal Needs and Preferences Service, defined and described in this document, creates an API wrapper that surrounds the original AFA PNP data model [AFAPNP-OVW-30]. This new AfA PNP service specification consists of:

Abstract Service Model - definition of the service, synchronous, independent of the binding technology but including the set of service calls to be enabled thought the API (presented in this document);
REST/JSON API Binding - definition of the specification in terms of a REST-based service definition using JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) payloads and expression of that API using OpenAPI files [AFAPNP-RJ-10].

In this document the data exchange is described in an implementation-independent format i.e. using a profile of the Unified Modeling Language (UML). The service description includes the definition of the data formats that are exchanged using a set of service operations.

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Executive Summary

1. Introduction

1.1 Scope and Context

1.2 Conventions

1.3 Compability with AfA PNP Data Models

1.4 Structure of this Document

1.5 Nomenclature

2. Access for All Personal Needs and Preferences

2.1 Functional Approach

2.2 Creating a Personal Needs and Preferences Statement

2.3 Multiple Contexts

2.4 Generic versus Application Specific

3. Service Architecture and Specification Model

3.1 An Abstract Representation

3.2 Service Providers and Service Consumers

3.3 Service Objects

3.4 Synchronous and Asynchronous Services

4. The Behavior Model

4.1 Service Definition

4.2 "AfAPNPRecordManagement" Interface Description

4.2.1 "getAllAfAPNPRecords" Operation

4.2.2 "getAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity" Operation

4.2.3 "getAfAPNPRecordSetForUser" Operation

4.2.4 "deleteAfAPNPRecordSetForUser" Operation

4.2.5 "deleteAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity" Operation

4.2.6 "createAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity" Operation

4.2.7 "addAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity" Operation

5. The Interface Model

5.1 "AccessForAllPNPRecordSet" Class Description

5.1.1 "access-for-all-pnp-record" Attribute Description

5.2 "ActivitySourcedId" Class Description

5.3 "PersonSourcedId" Class Description

5.4 "SingleAFAPNPRecord" Class Description

5.4.1 "access-for-all-pnp-record" Attribute Description

5.5 "SingleUserAFAPNPRecord" Class Description

5.5.1 "access-for-all-pnp-record" Attribute Description

5.6 "imsx_StatusInfo" Class Description

5.6.1 "imsx_codeMajor" Attribute Description

5.6.2 "imsx_severity" Attribute Description

5.6.3 "imsx_description" Attribute Description

5.6.4 "imsx_codeMinor" Attribute Description

6. The Data Model

6.1 Data Class Descriptions

6.1.1 "AccessForAllPNP" Class Description

6.1.1.1 "access-mode-required" Attribute Description

6.1.1.2 "adaptation-type-required" Attribute Description

6.1.1.3 "at-interoperable" Attribute Description

6.1.1.4 "educational-complexity-of-adaptation" Attribute Description

6.1.1.5 "hazard-avoidance" Attribute Description

6.1.1.6 "input-requirements" Attribute Description

6.1.1.7 "language-of-adaptation" Attribute Description

6.1.1.8 "language-of-interface" Attribute Description

6.1.1.9 "adaptation-detail-required" Attribute Description

6.1.1.10 "adaptation-media-required" Attribute Description

6.1.1.11 "educational-level-of-adaptation" Attribute Description

6.1.1.12 "linguistic-guidance" Attribute Description

6.1.1.13 "keyword-emphasis" Attribute Description

6.1.1.14 "keyword-translation" Attribute Description

6.1.1.15 "simplified-language-portions" Attribute Description

6.1.1.16 "simplified-graphics" Attribute Description

6.1.1.17 "item-translation" Attribute Description

6.1.1.18 "sign-language" Attribute Description

6.1.1.19 "encouragement" Attribute Description

6.1.1.20 "additional-testing-time" Attribute Description

6.1.1.21 "line-reader" Attribute Description

6.1.1.22 "magnification" Attribute Description

6.1.1.23 "spoken" Attribute Description

6.1.1.24 "tactile" Attribute Description

6.1.1.25 "braille" Attribute Description

6.1.1.26 "answer-masking" Attribute Description

6.1.1.27 "keyboard-directions" Attribute Description

6.1.1.28 "additional-directions" Attribute Description

6.1.1.29 "long-description" Attribute Description

6.1.1.30 "captions" Attribute Description

6.1.1.31 "environment" Attribute Description

6.1.1.32 "transcript" Attribute Description

6.1.1.33 "alternative-text" Attribute Description

6.1.1.34 "audio-description" Attribute Description

6.1.1.35 "high-contrast" Attribute Description

6.1.1.36 "layout-single-column" Attribute Description

6.1.1.37 "text-appearance" Attribute Description

6.1.1.38 "calculator-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.1.39 "dictionary-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.1.40 "glossary-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.1.41 "thesaurus-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.1.42 "homophone-checker-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.1.43 "note-taking-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.1.44 "visual-organizer-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.1.45 "outliner-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.1.46 "peer-interaction-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.1.47 "spell-checker-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.1.48 "activate-at-initialization-set" Attribute Description

6.1.1.49 "activate-as-option-set" Attribute Description

6.1.1.50 "prohibit-set" Attribute Description

6.1.1.51 "extensions" Attribute Description

6.1.2 "AccessForAllPNPRecord" Class Description

6.1.2.1 "personSourcedId" Attribute Description

6.1.2.2 "activitySourcedId" Attribute Description

6.1.2.3 "access-for-all-pnp" Attribute Description

6.1.3 "AccessForAllPNPRecordSet" Class Description

6.1.3.1 "access-for-all-pnp-record" Attribute Description

6.1.4 "AccessModeRequired" Class Description

6.1.4.1 "existing-access-mode" Attribute Description

6.1.4.2 "adaptation-request" Attribute Description

6.1.5 "AdaptationDetailRequired" Class Description

6.1.5.1 "existing-access-mode" Attribute Description

6.1.5.2 "adaptation-request" Attribute Description

6.1.6 "AdaptationMediaRequired" Class Description

6.1.6.1 "existing-access-mode" Attribute Description

6.1.6.2 "adaptation-request" Attribute Description

6.1.7 "AdaptationTypeRequired" Class Description

6.1.7.1 "existing-access-mode" Attribute Description

6.1.7.2 "adaptation-request" Attribute Description

6.1.8 "AdditionalTestingTime" Class Description

6.1.8.1 "time-multiplier" Attribute Description

6.1.8.2 "fixed-minutes" Attribute Description

6.1.8.3 "unlimited" Attribute Description

6.1.9 "Braille" Class Description

6.1.9.1 "language" Characteristic Description

6.1.9.2 "delivery-mode" Attribute Description

6.1.9.3 "grade" Attribute Description

6.1.9.4 "braille-type" Attribute Description

6.1.9.5 "math-type" Attribute Description

6.1.10 "Environment" Class Description

6.1.10.1 "description" Attribute Description

6.1.10.2 "medical" Attribute Description

6.1.10.3 "software" Attribute Description

6.1.10.4 "hardware" Attribute Description

6.1.10.5 "breaks" Attribute Description

6.1.11 "FeatureSet" Class Description

6.1.11.1 "linguistic-guidance" Attribute Description

6.1.11.2 "keyword-emphasis" Attribute Description

6.1.11.3 "keyword-translation" Attribute Description

6.1.11.4 "simplified-language-portions" Attribute Description

6.1.11.5 "simplified-graphics" Attribute Description

6.1.11.6 "item-translation" Attribute Description

6.1.11.7 "sign-language" Attribute Description

6.1.11.8 "encouragement" Attribute Description

6.1.11.9 "additional-testing-time" Attribute Description

6.1.11.10 "line-reader" Attribute Description

6.1.11.11 "magnification" Attribute Description

6.1.11.12 "spoken" Attribute Description

6.1.11.13 "tactile" Attribute Description

6.1.11.14 "braille" Attribute Description

6.1.11.15 "answer-masking" Attribute Description

6.1.11.16 "keyboard-directions" Attribute Description

6.1.11.17 "additional-directions" Attribute Description

6.1.11.18 "long-description" Attribute Description

6.1.11.19 "captions" Attribute Description

6.1.11.20 "transcript" Attribute Description

6.1.11.21 "alternative-text" Attribute Description

6.1.11.22 "audio-description" Attribute Description

6.1.11.23 "high-contrast" Attribute Description

6.1.11.24 "input-requirements" Attribute Description

6.1.11.25 "language-of-interface" Attribute Description

6.1.11.26 "layout-single-column" Attribute Description

6.1.11.27 "text-appearance" Attribute Description

6.1.11.28 "calculator-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.11.29 "dictionary-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.11.30 "glossary-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.11.31 "thesaurus-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.11.32 "homophone-checker-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.11.33 "note-taking-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.11.34 "visual-organizer-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.11.35 "outliner-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.11.36 "peer-interaction-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.11.37 "spell-checker-on-screen" Attribute Description

6.1.11.38 "extensions" Attribute Description

6.1.12 "FontFace" Class Description

6.1.12.1 "font-name" Attribute Description

6.1.12.2 "generic-font-face" Attribute Description

6.1.13 "LanguageMode" Class Description

6.1.13.1 "language" Characteristic Description

6.1.14 "LineReader" Class Description

6.1.14.1 "highlight-color" Characteristic Description

6.1.15 "LongDescription" Class Description

6.1.15.1 "hide-visually" Characteristic Description

6.1.16 "Magnification" Class Description

6.1.16.1 "all-content" Attribute Description

6.1.16.2 "select-magnification" Attribute Description

6.1.17 "ReplacesAccessMode" Class Description

6.1.17.1 "replace-access-mode-auditory" Attribute Description

6.1.17.2 "replace-access-mode-color" Attribute Description

6.1.17.3 "replace-access-mode-item-size" Attribute Description

6.1.17.4 "replace-access-mode-olfactory" Attribute Description

6.1.17.5 "replace-access-mode-orientation" Attribute Description

6.1.17.6 "replace-access-mode-position" Attribute Description

6.1.17.7 "replace-access-mode-tactile" Attribute Description

6.1.17.8 "replace-access-mode-text-on-image" Attribute Description

6.1.17.9 "replace-access-mode-textual" Attribute Description

6.1.17.10 "replace-access-mode-visual" Attribute Description

6.1.18 "SelectMagnification" Class Description

6.1.18.1 "text" Attribute Description

6.1.18.2 "non-text" Attribute Description

6.1.19 "SingleAFAPNPRecord" Class Description

6.1.19.1 "access-for-all-pnp-record" Attribute Description

6.1.20 "SingleUserAFAPNPRecord" Class Description

6.1.20.1 "access-for-all-pnp-record" Attribute Description

6.1.21 "Spoken" Class Description

6.1.21.1 "reading-type" Attribute Description

6.1.21.2 "restriction-type" Attribute Description

6.1.21.3 "speech-rate" Attribute Description

6.1.21.4 "pitch" Attribute Description

6.1.21.5 "volume" Attribute Description

6.1.21.6 "link-indication" Attribute Description

6.1.21.7 "typing-echo" Attribute Description

6.1.22 "TextAppearance" Class Description

6.1.22.1 "color-theme" Attribute Description

6.1.22.2 "background-color" Attribute Description

6.1.22.3 "font-color" Attribute Description

6.1.22.4 "font-size" Attribute Description

6.1.22.5 "font-face" Attribute Description

6.1.22.6 "line-spacing" Attribute Description

6.1.22.7 "line-height" Attribute Description

6.1.22.8 "letter-spacing" Attribute Description

6.1.22.9 "uniform-font-sizing" Attribute Description

6.1.22.10 "word-spacing" Attribute Description

6.1.22.11 "word-wrapping" Attribute Description

6.1.22.12 "extensions" Attribute Description

6.1.23 "UserAFAPNPRecord" Class Description

6.1.23.1 "personSourcedId" Attribute Description

6.1.23.2 "activitySourcedId" Attribute Description

6.1.23.3 "user" Attribute Description

6.1.23.4 "access-for-all-pnp" Attribute Description

6.1.24 "UserId" Class Description

6.1.24.1 "type" Attribute Description

6.1.24.2 "identifier" Attribute Description

6.1.25 "UserRecord" Class Description

6.1.25.1 "userIds" Attribute Description

6.1.25.2 "extensions" Attribute Description

6.1.26 "imsx_CodeMinor" Class Description

6.1.26.1 "imsx_codeMinorField" Attribute Description

6.1.27 "imsx_CodeMinorField" Class Description

6.1.27.1 "imsx_codeMinorFieldName" Attribute Description

6.1.27.2 "imsx_codeMinorFieldValue" Attribute Description

6.1.28 "imsx_StatusInfo" Class Description

6.1.28.1 "imsx_codeMajor" Attribute Description

6.1.28.2 "imsx_severity" Attribute Description

6.1.28.3 "imsx_description" Attribute Description

6.1.28.4 "imsx_codeMinor" Attribute Description

6.2 Derived Class Descriptions

6.2.1 "ActivitySourcedId" Class Description

6.2.2 "Calculator" Class Description

6.2.2.1 "calculator-type" Characteristic Description

6.2.3 "ExtensionString" Class Description

6.2.3.1 "pattern" Attribute Description

6.2.4 "Hex" Class Description

6.2.4.1 "pattern" Attribute Description

6.2.5 "Identifier" Class Description

6.2.6 "PersonSourcedId" Class Description

6.2.6.1 "source-system" Characteristic Description

6.2.7 "Volume" Class Description

6.2.7.1 "maxInclusive" Attribute Description

6.2.8 "ZoomAmount" Class Description

6.2.8.1 "zoom-amount" Characteristic Description

6.3 Enumerated Vocabulary Descriptions

6.3.1 "AccessModeEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.2 "AdaptationDetailEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.3 "AdaptationMediaTypeEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.4 "AdaptationTypeEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.5 "BrailleTypeEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.6 "CalculatorTypeEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.7 "ColorThemeEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.8 "ControlFexibilityEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.9 "DeliveryModeEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.10 "EducationalComplexityEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.11 "FontFaceEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.12 "GradeEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.13 "HazardVocabularyEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.14 "LinkIndicationEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.15 "MathTypeEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.16 "ReadingTypeEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.17 "RestrictionTypeEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.18 "TypingEchoEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.19 "imsx_CodeMajorEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.20 "imsx_CodeMinorValueEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.3.21 "imsx_SeverityEnum" Vocabulary Description

6.4 Union Class Descriptions

6.4.1 "AccessModeValue" Class Description

6.4.2 "AdaptationDetailValue" Class Description

6.4.3 "AdaptationMediaTypeValue" Class Description

6.4.4 "AdaptationTypeValue" Class Description

6.4.5 "BrailleType" Class Description

6.4.6 "CalculatorType" Class Description

6.4.7 "ColorThemeExtEnum" Class Description

6.4.8 "ControlFlexibilityValueExtEnum" Class Description

6.4.9 "EducationalComplexityValueExtEnum" Class Description

6.4.10 "HazardValueExtEnum" Class Description

6.4.11 "MathType" Class Description

6.4.12 "RestrictionType" Class Description

7. Privacy Model

7.1 AccessForAllPNP Class Privacy Details

7.2 AccessForAllPNPRecord Class Privacy Details

7.3 UserAFAPNPRecord Class Privacy Details

7.4 UserId Class Privacy Details

7.5 UserRecord Class Privacy Details

8. Link Data Definitions

8.1 User Link Data Description

9. Extending and Profiling the Data Model

9.1 Extending the Specification

9.1.1 Proprietary Operations

9.1.2 Proprietary Data Elements

9.1.3 Proprietary Vocabulary Terms

9.2 Profiling the Data Model

References

Appendix A Modelling Terms and Concepts

A1 Behavior Model Description Definitions

A1.1 Service Diagrams

A1.2 Operation Descriptions

A2 Interface Model Description Definitions

A2.1 Parameter Model Diagrams

A2.2 Class Descriptions

A2.3 Attribute Descriptions

A3 Data Model Description Definitions

A3.1 Data Model Diagrams

A3.2 Class Descriptions

A3.3 Attribute and Characteristic Descriptions

A3.4 Enumerated Vocabulary Descriptions

A3.5 External Vocabulary Descriptions

A3.6 Import Class Descriptions

A3.7 Link Data Descriptions

A3.8 Privacy Data Descriptions

A3.9 Common Data Model Persistent Identifier Descriptions

Appendix B Service Status Codes

B1 Definition of the Status Codes

B1.1 Definition of the "CodeMajor" Values

B1.2 Definition of the "Severity" Values

B1.3 Definition of the "CodeMinor" Values

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List of Figures

Figure 4.1 Service interface definitions

Figure 5.1 AccessForAllPNPRecordSet class definitions

Figure 5.2 ActivitySourcedId class definitions

Figure 5.3 PersonSourcedId class definitions

Figure 5.4 SingleAFAPNPRecord class definitions

Figure 5.5 SingleUserAFAPNPRecord class definitions

Figure 5.6 imsx_StatusInfo class definitions

Figure 6.1.1 AccessForAllPNP class definitions

Figure 6.1.2 AccessForAllPNPRecord class definitions

Figure 6.1.3 AccessForAllPNPRecordSet class definitions

Figure 6.1.4 AccessModeRequired class definitions

Figure 6.1.5 AdaptationDetailRequired class definitions

Figure 6.1.6 AdaptationMediaRequired class definitions

Figure 6.1.7 AdaptationTypeRequired class definitions

Figure 6.1.8 AdditionalTestingTime class definitions

Figure 6.1.9 Braille class definitions

Figure 6.1.10 Environment class definitions

Figure 6.1.11 FeatureSet class definitions

Figure 6.1.12 FontFace class definitions

Figure 6.1.13 LanguageMode class definitions

Figure 6.1.14 LineReader class definitions

Figure 6.1.15 LongDescription class definitions

Figure 6.1.16 Magnification class definitions

Figure 6.1.17 ReplacesAccessMode class definitions

Figure 6.1.18 SelectMagnification class definitions

Figure 6.1.19 SingleAFAPNPRecord class definitions

Figure 6.1.20 SingleUserAFAPNPRecord class definitions

Figure 6.1.21 Spoken class definitions

Figure 6.1.22 TextAppearance class definitions

Figure 6.1.23 UserAFAPNPRecord class definitions

Figure 6.1.24 UserId class definitions

Figure 6.1.25 UserRecord class definitions

Figure 6.1.26 imsx_CodeMinor class definitions

Figure 6.1.27 imsx_CodeMinorField class definitions

Figure 6.1.28 imsx_StatusInfo class definitions

Figure 6.2.1 ActivitySourcedId class definitions

Figure 6.2.2 Calculator class definitions

Figure 6.2.3 ExtensionString class definitions

Figure 6.2.4 Hex class definitions

Figure 6.2.5 Identifier class definitions

Figure 6.2.6 PersonSourcedId class definitions

Figure 6.2.7 Volume class definitions

Figure 6.2.8 ZoomAmount class definitions

Figure 6.3.1 AccessModeEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.2 AdaptationDetailEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.3 AdaptationMediaTypeEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.4 AdaptationTypeEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.5 BrailleTypeEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.6 CalculatorTypeEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.7 ColorThemeEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.8 ControlFexibilityEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.9 DeliveryModeEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.10 EducationalComplexityEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.11 FontFaceEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.12 GradeEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.13 HazardVocabularyEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.14 LinkIndicationEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.15 MathTypeEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.16 ReadingTypeEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.17 RestrictionTypeEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.18 TypingEchoEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.19 imsx_CodeMajorEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.20 imsx_CodeMinorValueEnum class definitions

Figure 6.3.21 imsx_SeverityEnum class definitions

Figure 6.4.1 AccessModeValue class definitions

Figure 6.4.2 AdaptationDetailValue class definitions

Figure 6.4.3 AdaptationMediaTypeValue class definitions

Figure 6.4.4 AdaptationTypeValue class definitions

Figure 6.4.5 BrailleType class definitions

Figure 6.4.6 CalculatorType class definitions

Figure 6.4.7 ColorThemeExtEnum class definitions

Figure 6.4.8 ControlFlexibilityValueExtEnum class definitions

Figure 6.4.9 EducationalComplexityValueExtEnum class definitions

Figure 6.4.10 HazardValueExtEnum class definitions

Figure 6.4.11 MathType class definitions

Figure 6.4.12 RestrictionType class definitions

Figure 8.1 User link data definition.

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List of Tables

Table 4.1 The set of interfaces.

Table 4.2 The set of operations for the "AfAPNPRecordManagement" interface.

Table 5.1 "AccessForAllPNPRecordSet" Class Description

Table 5.1.1 "access-for-all-pnp-record" Attribute Description

Table 5.2 "ActivitySourcedId" Class Description

Table 5.3 "PersonSourcedId" Class Description

Table 5.4 "SingleAFAPNPRecord" Class Description

Table 5.4.1 "access-for-all-pnp-record" Attribute Description

Table 5.5 "SingleUserAFAPNPRecord" Class Description

Table 5.5.1 "access-for-all-pnp-record" Attribute Description

Table 5.6 "imsx_StatusInfo" Class Description

Table 5.6.1 "imsx_codeMajor" Attribute Description

Table 5.6.2 "imsx_severity" Attribute Description

Table 5.6.3 "imsx_description" Attribute Description

Table 5.6.4 "imsx_codeMinor" Attribute Description

Table 6.1.1 AccessForAllPNP class definitions

Table 6.1.1.1 Description of the "access-mode-required" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.2 Description of the "adaptation-type-required" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.3 Description of the "at-interoperable" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.4 Description of the "educational-complexity-of-adaptation" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.5 Description of the "hazard-avoidance" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.6 Description of the "input-requirements" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.7 Description of the "language-of-adaptation" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.8 Description of the "language-of-interface" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.9 Description of the "adaptation-detail-required" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.10 Description of the "adaptation-media-required" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.11 Description of the "educational-level-of-adaptation" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.12 Description of the "linguistic-guidance" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.13 Description of the "keyword-emphasis" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.14 Description of the "keyword-translation" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.15 Description of the "simplified-language-portions" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.16 Description of the "simplified-graphics" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.17 Description of the "item-translation" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.18 Description of the "sign-language" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.19 Description of the "encouragement" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.20 Description of the "additional-testing-time" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.21 Description of the "line-reader" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.22 Description of the "magnification" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.23 Description of the "spoken" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.24 Description of the "tactile" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.25 Description of the "braille" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.26 Description of the "answer-masking" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.27 Description of the "keyboard-directions" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.28 Description of the "additional-directions" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.29 Description of the "long-description" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.30 Description of the "captions" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.31 Description of the "environment" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.32 Description of the "transcript" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.33 Description of the "alternative-text" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.34 Description of the "audio-description" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.35 Description of the "high-contrast" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.36 Description of the "layout-single-column" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.37 Description of the "text-appearance" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.38 Description of the "calculator-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.39 Description of the "dictionary-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.40 Description of the "glossary-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.41 Description of the "thesaurus-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.42 Description of the "homophone-checker-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.43 Description of the "note-taking-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.44 Description of the "visual-organizer-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.45 Description of the "outliner-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.46 Description of the "peer-interaction-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.47 Description of the "spell-checker-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.48 Description of the "activate-at-initialization-set" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.49 Description of the "activate-as-option-set" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.50 Description of the "prohibit-set" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.1.51 Description of the "extensions" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class

Table 6.1.2 AccessForAllPNPRecord class definitions

Table 6.1.2.1 Description of the "personSourcedId" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNPRecord" class

Table 6.1.2.2 Description of the "activitySourcedId" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNPRecord" class

Table 6.1.2.3 Description of the "access-for-all-pnp" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNPRecord" class

Table 6.1.3 AccessForAllPNPRecordSet class definitions

Table 6.1.3.1 Description of the "access-for-all-pnp-record" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNPRecordSet" class

Table 6.1.4 AccessModeRequired class definitions

Table 6.1.4.1 Description of the "existing-access-mode" attribute for the "AccessModeRequired" class

Table 6.1.4.2 Description of the "adaptation-request" attribute for the "AccessModeRequired" class

Table 6.1.5 AdaptationDetailRequired class definitions

Table 6.1.5.1 Description of the "existing-access-mode" attribute for the "AdaptationDetailRequired" class

Table 6.1.5.2 Description of the "adaptation-request" attribute for the "AdaptationDetailRequired" class

Table 6.1.6 AdaptationMediaRequired class definitions

Table 6.1.6.1 Description of the "existing-access-mode" attribute for the "AdaptationMediaRequired" class

Table 6.1.6.2 Description of the "adaptation-request" attribute for the "AdaptationMediaRequired" class

Table 6.1.7 AdaptationTypeRequired class definitions

Table 6.1.7.1 Description of the "existing-access-mode" attribute for the "AdaptationTypeRequired" class

Table 6.1.7.2 Description of the "adaptation-request" attribute for the "AdaptationTypeRequired" class

Table 6.1.8 AdditionalTestingTime class definitions

Table 6.1.8.1 Description of the "time-multiplier" attribute for the "AdditionalTestingTime" class

Table 6.1.8.2 Description of the "fixed-minutes" attribute for the "AdditionalTestingTime" class

Table 6.1.8.3 Description of the "unlimited" attribute for the "AdditionalTestingTime" class

Table 6.1.9 Braille class definitions

Table 6.1.9.1 Description of the "language" characteristic for the "Braille" class

Table 6.1.9.2 Description of the "delivery-mode" attribute for the "Braille" class

Table 6.1.9.3 Description of the "grade" attribute for the "Braille" class

Table 6.1.9.4 Description of the "braille-type" attribute for the "Braille" class

Table 6.1.9.5 Description of the "math-type" attribute for the "Braille" class

Table 6.1.10 Environment class definitions

Table 6.1.10.1 Description of the "description" attribute for the "Environment" class

Table 6.1.10.2 Description of the "medical" attribute for the "Environment" class

Table 6.1.10.3 Description of the "software" attribute for the "Environment" class

Table 6.1.10.4 Description of the "hardware" attribute for the "Environment" class

Table 6.1.10.5 Description of the "breaks" attribute for the "Environment" class

Table 6.1.11 FeatureSet class definitions

Table 6.1.11.1 Description of the "linguistic-guidance" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.2 Description of the "keyword-emphasis" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.3 Description of the "keyword-translation" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.4 Description of the "simplified-language-portions" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.5 Description of the "simplified-graphics" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.6 Description of the "item-translation" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.7 Description of the "sign-language" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.8 Description of the "encouragement" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.9 Description of the "additional-testing-time" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.10 Description of the "line-reader" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.11 Description of the "magnification" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.12 Description of the "spoken" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.13 Description of the "tactile" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.14 Description of the "braille" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.15 Description of the "answer-masking" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.16 Description of the "keyboard-directions" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.17 Description of the "additional-directions" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.18 Description of the "long-description" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.19 Description of the "captions" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.20 Description of the "transcript" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.21 Description of the "alternative-text" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.22 Description of the "audio-description" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.23 Description of the "high-contrast" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.24 Description of the "input-requirements" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.25 Description of the "language-of-interface" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.26 Description of the "layout-single-column" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.27 Description of the "text-appearance" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.28 Description of the "calculator-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.29 Description of the "dictionary-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.30 Description of the "glossary-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.31 Description of the "thesaurus-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.32 Description of the "homophone-checker-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.33 Description of the "note-taking-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.34 Description of the "visual-organizer-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.35 Description of the "outliner-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.36 Description of the "peer-interaction-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.37 Description of the "spell-checker-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.11.38 Description of the "extensions" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class

Table 6.1.12 FontFace class definitions

Table 6.1.12.1 Description of the "font-name" attribute for the "FontFace" class

Table 6.1.12.2 Description of the "generic-font-face" attribute for the "FontFace" class

Table 6.1.13 LanguageMode class definitions

Table 6.1.13.1 Description of the "language" characteristic for the "LanguageMode" class

Table 6.1.14 LineReader class definitions

Table 6.1.14.1 Description of the "highlight-color" characteristic for the "LineReader" class

Table 6.1.15 LongDescription class definitions

Table 6.1.15.1 Description of the "hide-visually" characteristic for the "LongDescription" class

Table 6.1.16 Magnification class definitions

Table 6.1.16.1 Description of the "all-content" attribute for the "Magnification" class

Table 6.1.16.2 Description of the "select-magnification" attribute for the "Magnification" class

Table 6.1.17 ReplacesAccessMode class definitions

Table 6.1.17.1 Description of the "replace-access-mode-auditory" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class

Table 6.1.17.2 Description of the "replace-access-mode-color" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class

Table 6.1.17.3 Description of the "replace-access-mode-item-size" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class

Table 6.1.17.4 Description of the "replace-access-mode-olfactory" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class

Table 6.1.17.5 Description of the "replace-access-mode-orientation" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class

Table 6.1.17.6 Description of the "replace-access-mode-position" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class

Table 6.1.17.7 Description of the "replace-access-mode-tactile" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class

Table 6.1.17.8 Description of the "replace-access-mode-text-on-image" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class

Table 6.1.17.9 Description of the "replace-access-mode-textual" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class

Table 6.1.17.10 Description of the "replace-access-mode-visual" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class

Table 6.1.18 SelectMagnification class definitions

Table 6.1.18.1 Description of the "text" attribute for the "SelectMagnification" class

Table 6.1.18.2 Description of the "non-text" attribute for the "SelectMagnification" class

Table 6.1.19 SingleAFAPNPRecord class definitions

Table 6.1.19.1 Description of the "access-for-all-pnp-record" attribute for the "SingleAFAPNPRecord" class

Table 6.1.20 SingleUserAFAPNPRecord class definitions

Table 6.1.20.1 Description of the "access-for-all-pnp-record" attribute for the "SingleUserAFAPNPRecord" class

Table 6.1.21 Spoken class definitions

Table 6.1.21.1 Description of the "reading-type" attribute for the "Spoken" class

Table 6.1.21.2 Description of the "restriction-type" attribute for the "Spoken" class

Table 6.1.21.3 Description of the "speech-rate" attribute for the "Spoken" class

Table 6.1.21.4 Description of the "pitch" attribute for the "Spoken" class

Table 6.1.21.5 Description of the "volume" attribute for the "Spoken" class

Table 6.1.21.6 Description of the "link-indication" attribute for the "Spoken" class

Table 6.1.21.7 Description of the "typing-echo" attribute for the "Spoken" class

Table 6.1.22 TextAppearance class definitions

Table 6.1.22.1 Description of the "color-theme" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class

Table 6.1.22.2 Description of the "background-color" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class

Table 6.1.22.3 Description of the "font-color" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class

Table 6.1.22.4 Description of the "font-size" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class

Table 6.1.22.5 Description of the "font-face" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class

Table 6.1.22.6 Description of the "line-spacing" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class

Table 6.1.22.7 Description of the "line-height" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class

Table 6.1.22.8 Description of the "letter-spacing" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class

Table 6.1.22.9 Description of the "uniform-font-sizing" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class

Table 6.1.22.10 Description of the "word-spacing" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class

Table 6.1.22.11 Description of the "word-wrapping" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class

Table 6.1.22.12 Description of the "extensions" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class

Table 6.1.23 UserAFAPNPRecord class definitions

Table 6.1.23.1 Description of the "personSourcedId" attribute for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" class

Table 6.1.23.2 Description of the "activitySourcedId" attribute for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" class

Table 6.1.23.3 Description of the "user" attribute for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" class

Table 6.1.23.4 Description of the "access-for-all-pnp" attribute for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" class

Table 6.1.24 UserId class definitions

Table 6.1.24.1 Description of the "type" attribute for the "UserId" class

Table 6.1.24.2 Description of the "identifier" attribute for the "UserId" class

Table 6.1.25 UserRecord class definitions

Table 6.1.25.1 Description of the "userIds" attribute for the "UserRecord" class

Table 6.1.25.2 Description of the "extensions" attribute for the "UserRecord" class

Table 6.1.26 imsx_CodeMinor class definitions

Table 6.1.26.1 Description of the "imsx_codeMinorField" attribute for the "imsx_CodeMinor" class

Table 6.1.27 imsx_CodeMinorField class definitions

Table 6.1.27.1 Description of the "imsx_codeMinorFieldName" attribute for the "imsx_CodeMinorField" class

Table 6.1.27.2 Description of the "imsx_codeMinorFieldValue" attribute for the "imsx_CodeMinorField" class

Table 6.1.28 imsx_StatusInfo class definitions

Table 6.1.28.1 Description of the "imsx_codeMajor" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class

Table 6.1.28.2 Description of the "imsx_severity" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class

Table 6.1.28.3 Description of the "imsx_description" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class

Table 6.1.28.4 Description of the "imsx_codeMinor" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class

Table 6.2.1 ActivitySourcedId class definitions

Table 6.2.2 Calculator class definitions

Table 6.2.2.1 Description of the "calculator-type" characteristic for the "Calculator" class

Table 6.2.3 ExtensionString class definitions

Table 6.2.3.1 Description of the "pattern" attribute for the "ExtensionString" class

Table 6.2.4 Hex class definitions

Table 6.2.4.1 Description of the "pattern" attribute for the "Hex" class

Table 6.2.5 Identifier class definitions

Table 6.2.6 PersonSourcedId class definitions

Table 6.2.6.1 Description of the "source-system" characteristic for the "PersonSourcedId" class

Table 6.2.7 Volume class definitions

Table 6.2.7.1 Description of the "maxInclusive" attribute for the "Volume" class

Table 6.2.8 ZoomAmount class definitions

Table 6.2.8.1 Description of the "zoom-amount" characteristic for the "ZoomAmount" class

Table 6.3.1 AccessModeEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.2 AdaptationDetailEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.3 AdaptationMediaTypeEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.4 AdaptationTypeEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.5 BrailleTypeEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.6 CalculatorTypeEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.7 ColorThemeEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.8 ControlFexibilityEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.9 DeliveryModeEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.10 EducationalComplexityEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.11 FontFaceEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.12 GradeEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.13 HazardVocabularyEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.14 LinkIndicationEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.15 MathTypeEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.16 ReadingTypeEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.17 RestrictionTypeEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.18 TypingEchoEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.19 imsx_CodeMajorEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.20 imsx_CodeMinorValueEnum class definitions

Table 6.3.21 imsx_SeverityEnum class definitions

Table 6.4.1 AccessModeValue class description

Table 6.4.2 AdaptationDetailValue class description

Table 6.4.3 AdaptationMediaTypeValue class description

Table 6.4.4 AdaptationTypeValue class description

Table 6.4.5 BrailleType class description

Table 6.4.6 CalculatorType class description

Table 6.4.7 ColorThemeExtEnum class description

Table 6.4.8 ControlFlexibilityValueExtEnum class description

Table 6.4.9 EducationalComplexityValueExtEnum class description

Table 6.4.10 HazardValueExtEnum class description

Table 6.4.11 MathType class description

Table 6.4.12 RestrictionType class description

Table 7.1 Privacy Implications for the "AccessForAllPNP" Class

Table 7.2 Privacy Implications for the "AccessForAllPNPRecord" Class

Table 7.3 Privacy Implications for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" Class

Table 7.4 Privacy Implications for the "UserId" Class

Table 7.5 Privacy Implications for the "UserRecord" Class

Table 8.1 Description of the User link data class.

Table A1.1 The key to the descriptions of service model diagrams.

Table A1.2 The key to the operation description tables.

Table A2.1 The key to the descriptions of parameter model diagrams.

Table A2.2 The key to the descriptions of the data class tables.

Table A2.3 The key to the descriptions of the data attribute tables.

Table A3.1 The key to the descriptions of data model diagrams

Table A3.2 The key to the descriptions of the data class tables

Table A3.3 The key to the descriptions of the data attribute/characteristic tables

Table A3.4 The key to the descriptions of the enumerated vocabulary tables

Table A3.5 The key to the descriptions of the external vocabulary tables

Table A3.6 The key to the descriptions of the import class tables

Table A3.7 The key to the descriptions of the link data tables

Table A3.8 The key to the descriptions of the privacy class tables

Table A3.9 The key to the descriptions of the common data model persistent identifier tables

Table B1.1 Interpretation of the CodeMajor/Severity behavior matrix

Table B1.2 Definition of the CodeMajor status code values

Table B1.3 Definition of the Severity status code values

Table B1.4 Definition of the CodeMinor status code field values

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1. Introduction

1.1. Scope and Context

The Access For All Personal Needs and Preferences (AfA PNP) Service specification is intended to enable the exchange of information about the needs of learners with disabilities and of anyone in a disabling context. This service provides an API wrapper that surrounds the original AfAPNP data model [AFAPNP-OVW-30]. The purpose of the AfA PNP Specification is to provide a machine-readable method of stating user needs and preferences with respect to digitally based education or learning.

This Service Model is defined using the 1EdTech Model Driven Specification approach and the associated modeling toolkit. The REST/JSON service binding for this information model, which is auto-generated from the same model that produced the documentation for the service model, is available in [AFAPNP-RJ-10]. Note that other technology bindings MAY be defined in the future.

1.2. Conventions

All sections marked as non-normative, all authoring guidelines, diagrams (with the exception of the UML diagrams), examples, and notes in this specification are non-normative. Everything else in this specification is normative.

The key words "MUST", "MUST NOT", "REQUIRED", "SHALL", "SHALL NOT", "SHOULD", "SHOULD NOT", "RECOMMENDED", "MAY", and "OPTIONAL" in this document are to be interpreted as described in [RFC 2119]. This means that from the perspective of conformance:

1EdTech considers nonconformant any implementation of this specification that fails to implement a MUST/REQUIRED/SHALL requirement or fails to abide by a MUST NOT/SHALL NOT prohibition;
SHOULD/SHOULD NOT/RECOMMENDED statements constitute a best practice; ignoring a best practice does not violate conformance but implementers should carefully consider a decision to disregard such guidance;
MAY/OPTIONAL statements indicate that implementers are entirely free to choose whether or not to implement the option.

The Conformance and Certification Guide for this specification may introduce greater normative constraints than those defined here for specific service or implementation categories.

The SHOULD/SHOULD NOT/RECOMMENDED statements MUST NOT be used in any document, or section of a document, that is responsible for defining the information model and/or the associated bindings and/or conformance and certification.

1.3. Compability with AfA PNP Data Models

The AfA PNP Service 1.0 builds upon the AfA PNP Data Model 3.0 [AFAPNP-OVW-30]. 1EdTech has published two versions of the AfA PNP Data Model. The information models for AfA PNP v2.0 and v3.0 have many similarities but there are many differences. There is no backwards compatibility between versions 2 and 3.

The AFA PNP DAta Model 3.0 specification is designed to provide a very simple but extensible model and encourage early adoption and implementation. It was initially modelled using a semantic web approach then described using UML to support a particular class of implementations. The range of properties or attributes modelled and their representation is much simpler than in Access For All 2.0 in order to better support those properties identified as important by early adopters of previous versions. As such backwards compatibility with Access For All 2.0 has not been provided for as the team considered it important to establish a simpler way to represent the properties. A number of the properties in Access for All 3.0 have semantic equivalents in AfA2 that could be mapped to their AfA3 versions.

1.4. Structure of this Document

The structure of the rest of this document is:

2. Access for All Personal Needs and Preferences	The underlying data model for the AFA PNP specification. This is a high level description that shows the relationships between the various components of the PNP data model;
3. Service Architecture and Specification Model	The formal definition and description of the set of root attributes for the information model. These are the first class objects that can be exchanged using this data model. AfA PNP has one root attributes;
4. The Behavior Model	The definition and description of the set of root classes for the information model. These are parent classes for the the first class objects i.e. the root attributes, that can be exchanged using this data model;
5. The Interface Model	The definition and description of the set of core classes from which the information model is composed;
6. The Data Model	The definition and description of the set of abstract classes from which the information model is composed. These structures do not appear as explicit classes in the binding;
7. Privacy Model	The definition and description of the set of derived classes. A derived class is one that is built upon either the primitive types (the base types avialable for any model) or other derived types.
8. Link Data Definitions	The definition and description of the set of union classes. A union class is one that is built upon the union of to or more primitive, derived or enumerated data-types.
9. Extending and Profiling the Data Model	Identification of the ways in which the data model can be extended (both in terms of the extending features and proprietary extensions to the model) and how this base specification, and its model-based description, can be profiled to produce derivative specifications;
References	The set of cited documents, normative and informative, that are used to support the technical details in this document;
Appendix A Modelling Terms and Concepts	An overview of the model driven approach, the concepts and the terms used by IMS to create the data model representations (based upon a profile of UML), the corresponding set of bindings and the accompanying documentation (including this information model).
Appendix B Service Status Codes	The definition and description of the set of enumerated classes i.e. the embedded vocabularies, used throughout the specification (these vocabularies are not encapsulated as external IMS-based VDEX files);

1.5. Nomenclature

API	Application Programming Interface
APIP	Accessible Portable Item Protocol
ARIA	Accessible Rich Internet Applications
ASCII	American Standard Code for Information Interchange
ASL	American Sign Language
AT	Assistive Technology
AT-SPI	Assistive Technology Service Provider Interface
ATK	Accessibility Toolkit
AfA	Access For All
AfA DRD	Access for All Digital Resource Description
AfA PNP	Access for All Personal Needs and Preferences
DAISY	Digital Accessible Information System
DRD	Digital Resource Description
ISO	International Standards Organization
MSAA	Microsoft Active Accessibility
NIMAS	National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard
OEBPS	Open eBook Publication Structure
PDF	Portable Document Format
PEF	Portable Embosser Format
PIM	Platform Independent Model
PNP	Personal Needs and Preferences
UML	Unified Modeling Language
W3C	World Wide Web Consortium
WAI	Web Accessibility Initiative
WCAG	Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
XML	Extensible Mark-up Language

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2. Access for All Personal Needs and Preferences

2.1. Functional Approach

The information collected as an AfA PNP description is associated with the user's functional abilities and the assistive technology or other non-standard technology in use as well as other user needs and preferences (a functional approach), rather than with the name and other details of a human impairment (a medical approach). If the structure were based on information about users' impairments, it would still need to address their functional abilities at some stage, as it is this information that is needed by learning systems to adapt content and navigation. A medical approach would exclude many of the details that the system would require. One example would be a user with a learning disability: because learning disabilities are so varied that classification does not capture the range of options that can be offered in a functional description. Another example would be the needs and preferences of a blind user: knowing that a user is blind (the medical terminology of the impairment) does not indicate whether or not they can read Braille or whether they need output to a Braille display or to a screen reader with speech; only a functional approach can do this. Many users with disabilities and users with alternate needs and preferences will require the user interface to be compatible with the assistive or non-standard technology that they use, so for them AfA PNP are specific to the hardware and software used.

2.2. Creating a Personal Needs and Preferences Statement

The Access For All Personal Needs and Preferences (PNP) description can be created in a variety of ways. The most likely way is through an interactive form ('wizard') that presents a number of questions to the user and, given responses to the questions, generates the description. This application may be integrated into a content management system or offered as a stand-alone application. Once a person has a PNP, they should be able to change, expand, replace, or completely remove their user needs and preferences statement as needed. They should also be able to create multiple PNPs in order to have a convenient way to switch between several sets of needs and preferences for different situations e.g. at home, school, or in a quiet or noisy place. They should also be able to move their PNPs to new systems or new situations for reuse.

2.3. Multiple Contexts

A learner may have one or more defined sets of needs and preferences. Multiple sets are necessary because a learner's needs and preferences may vary according to the learning context. Changing requirements may be caused by changes to their environment (for example, a home system may have different technologies installed from one at school) and/or other factors (for example, needs may vary later in the day as fatigue increases, or with specific disciplines such as science versus literature).

2.4. Generic versus Application Specific

In general, any application within a particular class of alternative access systems will share some subset of functionality. For example, screen readers, in general, allow the users to set the rate at which text is read. In addition to this subset of common or generic functionality, many vendors add features that are unique to their application

AfA PNP statements identify and separate these generic settings for different classes of alternative access systems, and provide a vendor-neutral way for users to state their needs and preferences for these settings. These generic settings are applicable to any application within the class. As well, the PNP provides a mechanism for vendors to define their own application-specific settings, (which may not be applicable to other vendors' applications) and for the user to request them.

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3. Service Architecture and Specification Model

3.1. An Abstract Representation

It is important to remember that this document contains a description of the underlying information model in terms of the abstract Application Programming Interface (API). The manner in which this abstract representation is visualized is not intended to dictate the implementation form of the Service. The breakdown of the service into its interface classes is a convenient way to document the set of behaviors. The objective for producing these interfaces is to identify and define the messages that are exchanged between the end-systems to realize the system behaviors required of the service.

The internal organization of an implementation of the full abstract API is beyond the scope of this specification. The only constraint is that the external behavior of the abstract API complies with this specification. This means that a .NET, J2EE, etc. physical implementation of this abstract API does not have to represent the functionality using the same breakdown of operations/methods. This physical implementation is not subject to the conformance specification.

It is important to note that the UML representation of the interfaces is used to help develop and document the Service Model and various Bindings. It is not a requirement for a system to implement this interface as defined i.e. to use the same parameters, etc. Conformance against this specification will be confirmed by inspecting the appropriate binding of the information model and ensuring that the relevant information is present and that different sequences of activity result in the predicted and mandated behavior. It is essential that the behaviors described by each of the operations are fully supported and that the behaviors described by different sequences are also maintained.

3.2. Service Providers and Service Consumers

The basic architectural model for the AfA PNP Service specification is shown in Figure 3.1. In this architecture the scope of the 1EdTech AfA PNP Service specification is shown as the dotted line. The scope of the interoperability is the data and behavioral models of the objects being exchanged.

Figure 3.1 - The AfA PNP service architecture.

It is important to remember that the structure of the exchanged information has NO bearing on how the same information is contained within the 'consumer' and 'provider' AfA PNP systems (the repositories in the two end-systems). It is simply a representation of the data used to facilitate exchange between the end-systems. The only constraint on the end-system repositories is that they provide data persistence consistent with the required behavior.

3.3. Service Objects

The set of single objects that can be exchanged between AfA PNP end-systems are:

An 'afapnpRecord' -the AFA PNP Recrd that contains the PNP information and the context in terms of the user's sourcedId and the identifier for the activity/appointment.

The set of collection objects that can be exchanged between AfA PNP end-systems are:

A collection of 'afapnpRecords'.

The relationships between the core classes in AfA PNP Data Model are shown in Figure 3.2.

Figure 3.2 - The relationships between the core classes in the AfA PNP data model.

The key relationships shown in Figure 3.2 are:

The PNP information is contained in the AccessForAllPNP;
Each AccessForAllPNPRecord contains only one AccessForAllPNP;
An AccessForAllPNPRecordSet will consist of one or more AccessForAllPNPRecords.

3.4. Synchronous and Asynchronous Services

The AfA PNP Service is a synchronous service i.e. the consumer is blocked until the response from the provider is received. This means that a consumer can only have one outstanding request with a service provider. The corresponding sequence of actions is shown in Figure 3.3.

Figure 3.3 - The action sequence for the AfA PNP synchronous service.

Figure 3.3 shows the action sequence from the prespective of the consumer but it must be noted that a Service Provider will be expected to support concurrent requests from many consumers.

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4. The Behavior Model

This Section is NORMATIVE

4.1 Service Definition

The model for the service representation is shown in Figure 4.1 and Table 4.1 (the syntax and semantics for this representation is described in Appendix A1.1). Following the service definition are the descriptions for the set of corresponding service operations (the syntax and semantics for these descriptions is described in Appendix A1.2).

Figure 4.1 - Service interface definitions.

Table 4.1 The set of interfaces.
Interface	Description
AfAPNPRecordManagement	This interface enables the management of the access to the set of Access for All Personal Needs and Preferences (AFA PNP) records. The set of operations support the creation, deletion and reading of AfA PNP records.

4.2 AfAPNPRecordManagement Interface Description

This interface enables the management of the access to the set of Access for All Personal Needs and Preferences (AFA PNP) records. The set of operations support the creation, deletion and reading of AfA PNP records.

The set of operations for this interface are summarized in Table 4.2.

Table 4.2 The set of operations for the "AfAPNPRecordManagement" interface.
Operation	Description
getAllAfAPNPRecords	To read all of the AfA PNP records in the context of the system implementation i.e. for a schools, district, etc.
getAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity	To read the AfA PNP record the identified user for the specified learning activity. If either the user or activity cannot be identified within the service provider then a status code of 'unknownobject' must be reported.
getAfAPNPRecordSetForUser	To read the set of AfA PNP records for the identified user. If the specified user cannot be identified within the service provider then a status code of 'unknownobject' must be reported.
deleteAfAPNPRecordSetForUser	To delete all of the AfA PNP records associated with the identified user. If the specified user cannot be identified within the service provider then a status code of 'unknownobject' must be reported. Note that the user record is NOT deleted i.e. ONLY the AFA PNP records are deleted.
deleteAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity	To delete the identified AfA PNP record associated with the identified user. If the specified user and/or AFA PNP record cannot be identified within the service provider then a status code of 'unknownobject' must be reported. Note that the user record is NOT deleted i.e. ONLY the AfA PNP record is deleted.
createAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity	To create an AfA PNP record for the defined user. If the user already exists then the request is rejected with a status code of 'user_already_exists'. This request results in a new user record being created to which AfA PNP records for other activities MAY be added.
addAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity	To add an AfA PNP record for the specified activity for a user who already has other AfA PNP record(s). If the specified activity is already defined, that record is replaced with the AfA PNP record supplied.

4.2.1 "getAllAfAPNPRecords" Operation

Name:	getAllAfAPNPRecords ()
Return Function Parameter:	imsx_StatusInfo : imsx_StatusInfo - the transaction-level status information for the request. This report has end-to-end significance and must map between the messaging technology approach and the business transaction API. For REST-based bindings this structure describes the message payload that must be returned when the request has not been successfully completed.
Supplied (in) Parameters:	None.
Returned (out) Parameters:	afapnpRecordSet : AccessForAllPNPRecordSet - the set of AfA PNP records that have been read from the service provider in the operational context for that service i.e. the school, district, etc.
Behavior:	To read all of the AfA PNP records in the context of the system implementation i.e. for a schools, district, etc.
Notes:	Query Parameters for the REST-based binding have been defined for this operation, namely: limit - to define the download segmentation value i.e. the maximum number of records to be contained in the response. offset - the number of the first record to be supplied in the segmented response message. sort - identifies the sort criteria to be used for the records in the response message. Use with the orderBy parameter. The sort order should follow the [UNICODE, 16] standard. orderBy - the form of ordering for response to the sorted request i.e. ascending (asc) or descending (desc). The sort order should follow the [UNICODE, 16] standard. filter - the filtering rules to be applied when identifying the records to be supplied in the response message. fields - to identify the range of fields that should be supplied in the response message.

4.2.2 "getAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity" Operation

Name:	getAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity ()
Return Function Parameter:	imsx_StatusInfo : imsx_StatusInfo - the transaction-level status information for the request. This report has end-to-end significance and must map between the messaging technology approach and the business transaction API. For REST-based bindings this structure describes the message payload that must be returned when the request has not been successfully completed.
Supplied (in) Parameters:	userSourcedId : PersonSourcedId - the unique identifier, GUID, for this user. This is the interoperability identifier for the user. activitySourcedId : ActivitySourcedId - the unique identifier, GUID, for this activity This is the interoperability identifier for the activity.
Returned (out) Parameters:	afapnpRecord : SingleAFAPNPRecord - the AFA PNP record for that user for that learning activity. This may be empty.
Behavior:	To read the AfA PNP record the identified user for the specified learning activity. If either the user or activity cannot be identified within the service provider then a status code of 'unknownobject' must be reported.
Notes:	Query Parameters for the REST-based binding have been defined for this operation, namely: fields - to identify the range of fields that should be supplied in the response message.

4.2.3 "getAfAPNPRecordSetForUser" Operation

Name:	getAfAPNPRecordSetForUser ()
Return Function Parameter:	imsx_StatusInfo : imsx_StatusInfo - the transaction-level status information for the request. This report has end-to-end significance and must map between the messaging technology approach and the business transaction API. For REST-based bindings this structure describes the message payload that must be returned when the request has not been successfully completed.
Supplied (in) Parameters:	userSourcedId : PersonSourcedId - the unique identifier, GUID, for this user. This is the interoperability identifier for the user.
Returned (out) Parameters:	afapnpRecordSet : AccessForAllPNPRecordSet - the set of AFA PNP records for the identified user stored by the service provider (this may be empty).
Behavior:	To read the set of AfA PNP records for the identified user. If the specified user cannot be identified within the service provider then a status code of 'unknownobject' must be reported.
Notes:	Query Parameters for the REST-based binding have been defined for this operation, namely: limit - to define the download segmentation value i.e. the maximum number of records to be contained in the response. offset - the number of the first record to be supplied in the segmented response message. sort - identifies the sort criteria to be used for the records in the response message. Use with the orderBy parameter. The sort order should follow the [UNICODE, 16] standard. orderBy - the form of ordering for response to the sorted request i.e. ascending (asc) or descending (desc). The sort order should follow the [UNICODE, 16] standard. filter - the filtering rules to be applied when identifying the records to be supplied in the response message. fields - to identify the range of fields that should be supplied in the response message.

4.2.4 "deleteAfAPNPRecordSetForUser" Operation

Name:	deleteAfAPNPRecordSetForUser ()
Return Function Parameter:	imsx_StatusInfo : imsx_StatusInfo - the transaction-level status information for the request. This report has end-to-end significance and must map between the messaging technology approach and the business transaction API. For REST-based bindings this structure describes the message payload that must be returned when the request has not been successfully completed.
Supplied (in) Parameters:	userSourcedId : PersonSourcedId - the unique identifier, GUID, for this user. This is the interoperability identifier for the user.
Returned (out) Parameters:	None.
Behavior:	To delete all of the AfA PNP records associated with the identified user. If the specified user cannot be identified within the service provider then a status code of 'unknownobject' must be reported. Note that the user record is NOT deleted i.e. ONLY the AFA PNP records are deleted.

4.2.5 "deleteAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity" Operation

Name:	deleteAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity ()
Return Function Parameter:	imsx_StatusInfo : imsx_StatusInfo - the transaction-level status information for the request. This report has end-to-end significance and must map between the messaging technology approach and the business transaction API. For REST-based bindings this structure describes the message payload that must be returned when the request has not been successfully completed.
Supplied (in) Parameters:	userSourcedId : PersonSourcedId - the unique identifier, GUID, for this user. This is the interoperability identifier for the user. activitySourcedId : ActivitySourcedId - the unique identifier, GUID, for this activity This is the interoperability identifier for the activity.
Returned (out) Parameters:	None.
Behavior:	To delete the identified AfA PNP record associated with the identified user. If the specified user and/or AFA PNP record cannot be identified within the service provider then a status code of 'unknownobject' must be reported. Note that the user record is NOT deleted i.e. ONLY the AfA PNP record is deleted.

4.2.6 "createAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity" Operation

Name:	createAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity ()
Return Function Parameter:	imsx_StatusInfo : imsx_StatusInfo - the transaction-level status information for the request. This report has end-to-end significance and must map between the messaging technology approach and the business transaction API. For REST-based bindings this structure describes the message payload that must be returned when the request has not been successfully completed.
Supplied (in) Parameters:	userSourcedId : PersonSourcedId - the unique identifier, GUID, for this user. This is the interoperability identifier for the user. activitySourcedId : ActivitySourcedId - the unique identifier, GUID, for this learning activity This is the interoperability identifier for the activity. afapnpUserRecord : SingleUserAFAPNPRecord - the combination of the user information for the creation of the user record and the first AfA PNP record that is to be associated with that user information.
Returned (out) Parameters:	None.
Behavior:	To create an AfA PNP record for the defined user. If the user already exists then the request is rejected with a status code of 'user_already_exists'. This request results in a new user record being created to which AfA PNP records for other activities MAY be added.

4.2.7 "addAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity" Operation

Name:	addAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity ()
Return Function Parameter:	imsx_StatusInfo : imsx_StatusInfo - the transaction-level status information for the request. This report has end-to-end significance and must map between the messaging technology approach and the business transaction API. For REST-based bindings this structure describes the message payload that must be returned when the request has not been successfully completed.
Supplied (in) Parameters:	userSourcedId : PersonSourcedId - the unique identifier, GUID, for this user. This is the interoperability identifier for the user. activitySourcedId : ActivitySourcedId - the unique identifier, GUID, for this learning activity This is the interoperability identifier for the activity. afapnpRecord : SingleAFAPNPRecord - tthe AfA PNP record that is to be added to the set of records for the specified user.
Returned (out) Parameters:	None.
Behavior:	To add an AfA PNP record for the specified activity for a user who already has other AfA PNP record(s). If the specified activity is already defined, that record is replaced with the AfA PNP record supplied.

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5. The Interface Model

This Section is NORMATIVE

The set of operations described within the behavior model (The Behavior Model) are based upon class descriptions specific to the parameters of the operations. All parameters are mandatory. The syntax and semantics for this representation is described in Appendix A2.

5.1 AccessForAllPNPRecordSet Class Description

The data model for the "AccessForAllPNPRecordSet" class is shown in Figure 5.1 and the accompanying definition in Table 5.1.

Figure 5.1 - AccessForAllPNPRecordSet class definitions.

Table 5.1 Description of the "AccessForAllPNPRecordSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	AccessForAllPNPRecordSet
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	Service parameter data-type used in the following operations: getAllAfAPNPRecords getAfAPNPRecordSetForUser
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: access-for-all-pnp-record [P]
Description	This is the root container for the set AfA PNP Records. The order of the records is not significant and the payload may be empty.

5.1.1 "access-for-all-pnp-record" Attribute Description

The description of the "access-for-all-pnp-record" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNPRecordSet" class is given in Table 5.1.1.

Table 5.1.1 Description of the "access-for-all-pnp-record" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNPRecordSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	access-for-all-pnp-record
Data Type	AccessForAllPNPRecord
Value Space	Container [ Sequence ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	Type: Container This is a CONTAINER holding information with privacy implications.
Description	This is used to contain the description of each of the individual AfA PNP Records.

5.2 ActivitySourcedId Class Description

The data model for the "ActivitySourcedId" class is shown in Figure 5.2 and the accompanying definition in Table 5.2.

Figure 5.2 - ActivitySourcedId class definitions.

Table 5.2 Description of the "ActivitySourcedId" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	ActivitySourcedId
Class Type	Container [ DerivedType ]
Parents	Service parameter data-type used in the following operations: getAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity deleteAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity createAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity addAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	There are no children.
Description	The data-type for the sourcedId of an Activity. This is used to identify the learning activity for the user.

5.3 PersonSourcedId Class Description

The data model for the "PersonSourcedId" class is shown in Figure 5.3 and the accompanying definition in Table 5.3.

Figure 5.3 - PersonSourcedId class definitions.

Table 5.3 Description of the "PersonSourcedId" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	PersonSourcedId
Class Type	Container [ DerivedType ]
Parents	Service parameter data-type used in the following operations: getAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity getAfAPNPRecordSetForUser deleteAfAPNPRecordSetForUser deleteAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity createAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity addAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity
Characteristics	The set of characteristics are: source-system
Children	There are no children.
Description	The data-type for the sourcedId of a Person. This is used to identify the owner of a PNP Record. There is NO predefined format for this identifier.

5.4 SingleAFAPNPRecord Class Description

The data model for the "SingleAFAPNPRecord" class is shown in Figure 5.4 and the accompanying definition in Table 5.4.

Figure 5.4 - SingleAFAPNPRecord class definitions.

Table 5.4 Description of the "SingleAFAPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	SingleAFAPNPRecord
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	Service parameter data-type used in the following operations: getAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity addAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: access-for-all-pnp-record [P]
Description	The root container for a single AfA PNP record.

5.4.1 "access-for-all-pnp-record" Attribute Description

The description of the "access-for-all-pnp-record" attribute for the "SingleAFAPNPRecord" class is given in Table 5.4.1.

Table 5.4.1 Description of the "access-for-all-pnp-record" attribute for the "SingleAFAPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	access-for-all-pnp-record
Data Type	AccessForAllPNPRecord
Value Space	Container [ Sequence ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	Type: Container This is a CONTAINER holding information with privacy implications.
Description	This is used to contain the description of a single AfA PNP Record.

5.5 SingleUserAFAPNPRecord Class Description

The data model for the "SingleUserAFAPNPRecord" class is shown in Figure 5.5 and the accompanying definition in Table 5.5.

Figure 5.5 - SingleUserAFAPNPRecord class definitions.

Table 5.5 Description of the "SingleUserAFAPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	SingleUserAFAPNPRecord
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	Service parameter data-type used in the following operations: createAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: access-for-all-pnp-record [P]
Description	The root container for the combined user information and their first AfA PNP record.

5.5.1 "access-for-all-pnp-record" Attribute Description

The description of the "access-for-all-pnp-record" attribute for the "SingleUserAFAPNPRecord" class is given in Table 5.5.1.

Table 5.5.1 Description of the "access-for-all-pnp-record" attribute for the "SingleUserAFAPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	access-for-all-pnp-record
Data Type	UserAFAPNPRecord
Value Space	Container [ Sequence ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	Type: Container This is a CONTAINER holding information with privacy implications.
Description	This is used to contain the combined description of the user and their first AfA PNP Record.

5.6 imsx_StatusInfo Class Description

The data model for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class is shown in Figure 5.6 and the accompanying definition in Table 5.6.

Figure 5.6 - imsx_StatusInfo class definitions.

Table 5.6 Description of the "imsx_StatusInfo" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	imsx_StatusInfo
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	Service parameter data-type used in the following operations: getAllAfAPNPRecords getAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity getAfAPNPRecordSetForUser deleteAfAPNPRecordSetForUser deleteAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity createAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity addAfAPNPRecordForUserForActivity
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: imsx_codeMajor imsx_severity imsx_description imsx_codeMinor
Description	This is the container for the status code and associated information returned within the HTTP messages received from the Service Provider. For the OneRoster Resources service this object will only be returned to provide information about a failed request i.e. it will NOT be in the payload for a successful request. See Appendix B for further information on the interpretation of the information contained within this class.

5.6.1 "imsx_codeMajor" Attribute Description

The description of the "imsx_codeMajor" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class is given in Table 5.6.1.

Table 5.6.1 Description of the "imsx_codeMajor" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	imsx_codeMajor
Data Type	imsx_CodeMajorEnum
Value Space	Enumerated value set of: { success \| processing \| failure \| unsupported }
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The code major value (from the corresponding enumerated vocabulary). See Appendix B for further information on the interpretation of this set of codes. The permitted vocabulary for the values for the CodeMajor field.

5.6.2 "imsx_severity" Attribute Description

The description of the "imsx_severity" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class is given in Table 5.6.2.

Table 5.6.2 Description of the "imsx_severity" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	imsx_severity
Data Type	imsx_SeverityEnum
Value Space	Enumerated value set of: { status \| warning \| error }
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The severity value (from the corresponding enumerated vocabulary). See Appendix B for further information on the interpretation of this set of codes.

5.6.3 "imsx_description" Attribute Description

The description of the "imsx_description" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class is given in Table 5.6.3.

Table 5.6.3 Description of the "imsx_description" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	imsx_description
Data Type	String (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	A human readable description supplied by the entity creating the status code information.

5.6.4 "imsx_codeMinor" Attribute Description

The description of the "imsx_codeMinor" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class is given in Table 5.6.4.

Table 5.6.4 Description of the "imsx_codeMinor" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	imsx_codeMinor
Data Type	imsx_CodeMinor
Value Space	Container [ Sequence ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The set of reported code minor status codes. See Appendix B for further information on the interpretation of this set of codes.

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6. The Data Model

6.1. Data Class Descriptions

This Section is NORMATIVE.

All of the data classes used within this Information Model are described in this Section. The syntax and semantics for this representation is described in Appendix A3.2.

6.1.1 AccessForAllPNP Class Description

The data model for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is shown in Figure 6.1.1 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.1.

Figure 6.1.1 - AccessForAllPNP class definitions.

Table 6.1.1 Description of the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	AccessForAllPNP
Class Type	Container [ Unordered ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNPRecord UserAFAPNPRecord
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: access-mode-required [P] adaptation-type-required [P] at-interoperable [P] educational-complexity-of-adaptation [P] hazard-avoidance [P] input-requirements [P] language-of-adaptation [P] language-of-interface [P] adaptation-detail-required [P] adaptation-media-required [P] educational-level-of-adaptation [P] linguistic-guidance [P] keyword-emphasis [P] keyword-translation [P] simplified-language-portions [P] simplified-graphics [P] item-translation [P] sign-language [P] encouragement [P] additional-testing-time [P] line-reader [P] magnification [P] spoken [P] tactile [P] braille [P] answer-masking [P] keyboard-directions [P] additional-directions [P] long-description [P] captions [P] environment [P] transcript [P] alternative-text [P] audio-description [P] high-contrast [P] layout-single-column [P] text-appearance [P] calculator-on-screen [P] dictionary-on-screen [P] glossary-on-screen [P] thesaurus-on-screen [P] homophone-checker-on-screen [P] note-taking-on-screen [P] visual-organizer-on-screen [P] outliner-on-screen [P] peer-interaction-on-screen [P] spell-checker-on-screen [P] activate-at-initialization-set [P] activate-as-option-set [P] prohibit-set [P] extensions [P]
Description	A collection of information that states how a user prefers digital learning resources to be supplied. This is the root container and so identifies all of the available PNP properties. The related privacy definitions for the child attributes are available HERE.

6.1.1.1 "access-mode-required" Attribute Description

The description of the "access-mode-required" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.1.

Table 6.1.1.1 Description of the "access-mode-required" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	access-mode-required
Data Type	AccessModeRequired
Value Space	Container [ Sequence ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Access mode that a user seeks either in an adaptation or an original resource as a replacement for a different access mode.
Description	Access mode that a user seeks either in an adaptation or an original resource as a replacement for a different access mode. This attribute relates an 'existingAccessMode' to an access mode that the user prefers, called an 'adaptationRequest'.

6.1.1.2 "adaptation-type-required" Attribute Description

The description of the "adaptation-type-required" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.2.

Table 6.1.1.2 Description of the "adaptation-type-required" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	adaptation-type-required
Data Type	AdaptationTypeRequired
Value Space	Container [ Sequence ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Nature or genre of the adaptation required as a replacement for a specific access mode.
Description	Nature or genre of the adaptation required as a replacement for a specific access mode. This attribute relates an 'existingAccessMode' to an adaptation type that the user prefers, called an 'adaptationRequest'.

6.1.1.3 "at-interoperable" Attribute Description

The description of the "at-interoperable" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.3.

Table 6.1.1.3 Description of the "at-interoperable" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	at-interoperable
Data Type	Boolean (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility A preference for resources which are compatible with assistive technologies.
Description	A preference for resources which are compatible with assistive technologies. Resources that are interoperable with AT should be selected whenever possible. Interoperability is indicated by compliance with WCAG 2.0 checkpoints- 1.1.1, 1.3.1, 1.3.2, 2.4.4, 3.1.1, 3.1.2, 3.3.2, 4.1.1 and 4.1.2. The specific details of the AT are normally provided by a user agent or the operating system. The example of 'atInteroperable=true' expresses this statement - resources that are interoperable with AT should be selected whenever possible.

6.1.1.4 "educational-complexity-of-adaptation" Attribute Description

The description of the "educational-complexity-of-adaptation" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.4.

Table 6.1.1.4 Description of the "educational-complexity-of-adaptation" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	educational-complexity-of-adaptation
Data Type	EducationalComplexityValueExtEnum
Value Space	Container [ Union ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility A preference for a resource that is simplified or enriched relative to another resource that presents the same intellectual content.
Description	A preference for a resource that is simplified or enriched relative to another resource that presents the same intellectual content. The example of 'educationalComplexityOfAdaptation=simplified' expresses this statement: Resources that are presented in a simplified form should be selected whenever possible.

6.1.1.5 "hazard-avoidance" Attribute Description

The description of the "hazard-avoidance" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.5.

Table 6.1.1.5 Description of the "hazard-avoidance" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	hazard-avoidance
Data Type	HazardValueExtEnum
Value Space	Container [ Union ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility A resource having such a characteristic should not be delivered to a user with this preference.
Description	A resource having such a characteristic should not be delivered to a user with this preference. The example of 'hazardAvoidance=flashing' expresses this statement: Resources that include flashing visuals should never be presented.

6.1.1.6 "input-requirements" Attribute Description

The description of the "input-requirements" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.6.

Table 6.1.1.6 Description of the "input-requirements" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	input-requirements
Data Type	ControlFlexibilityValueExtEnum
Value Space	Container [ Union ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Single input system that is sufficient to control a resource.
Description	Single input system that is sufficient to control a resource. The example of 'inputRequirements=fullKeyboardControl' expresses this statement: Resources that are fully usable with keyboard control should be selected whenever possible.

6.1.1.7 "language-of-adaptation" Attribute Description

The description of the "language-of-adaptation" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.7.

Table 6.1.1.7 Description of the "language-of-adaptation" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	language-of-adaptation
Data Type	LanguageMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility A preference for the language of the adaptation [RFC 4646].
Description	A preference for the language of the adaptation [RFC 4646]. The example of 'languageOfAdaptation=spa' expresses this statement: Resources in Spanish should be selected whenever possible.

6.1.1.8 "language-of-interface" Attribute Description

The description of the "language-of-interface" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.8.

Table 6.1.1.8 Description of the "language-of-interface" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	language-of-interface
Data Type	LanguageMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility A preference for the language of the user interface [RFC 4646].
Description	A preference for the language of the user interface [RFC 4646]. The example of 'languageOfInterface=spa' expresses this statement: User interfaces should be presented in Spanish whenever possible.

6.1.1.9 "adaptation-detail-required" Attribute Description

The description of the "adaptation-detail-required" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.9.

Table 6.1.1.9 Description of the "adaptation-detail-required" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	adaptation-detail-required
Data Type	AdaptationDetailRequired
Value Space	Container [ Sequence ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Relates an 'existingAccessMode' to an adaptation detail that the user prefers, called an 'adaptationRequest'.
Description	This attribute relates an 'existingAccessMode' to an adaptation detail that the user prefers, called an 'adaptationRequest'. The example of 'adaptationDetailRequired.existingAccessMode = auditory' an 'adaptationDetailRequired.adaptationRequested = verbatim' expresses this statement: Resources that are auditory should be replaced by verbatim alternatives.

6.1.1.10 "adaptation-media-required" Attribute Description

The description of the "adaptation-media-required" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.10.

Table 6.1.1.10 Description of the "adaptation-media-required" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	adaptation-media-required
Data Type	AdaptationMediaRequired
Value Space	Container [ Sequence ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Relates an 'existingAccessMode' to an adaptation media that the user prefers, called an 'adaptationRequest'.
Description	This attribute relates an 'existingAccessMode' to an adaptation media that the user prefers, called an 'adaptationRequest'. The example of 'adaptationMediaRequired.existingAccessMode = textual' and 'adaptationMediaRequired.adaptationRequested = NIMAS' expresses this statement: Resources that are textual should be replaced by NIMAS-based alternatives.

6.1.1.11 "educational-level-of-adaptation" Attribute Description

The description of the "educational-level-of-adaptation" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.11.

Table 6.1.1.11 Description of the "educational-level-of-adaptation" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	educational-level-of-adaptation
Data Type	NormalizedString (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility A preference for the education level of the adaptation.
Description	A preference for the education level of the adaptation. The example of 'educationalLevelOfAdaptation=Grade5' expresses this statement - resources that match education level Grade 5 should be selected whenever possible when used in conjunction with the ASN Educational Level Vocabulary.

6.1.1.12 "linguistic-guidance" Attribute Description

The description of the "linguistic-guidance" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.12.

Table 6.1.1.12 Description of the "linguistic-guidance" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	linguistic-guidance
Data Type	ReplacesAccessMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Additional definitions or explanations are associated with the content to assist users who are not fluent readers of the language in which the content is written.
Description	Additional definitions or explanations are associated with the content to assist users who are not fluent readers of the language in which the content is written. This indicates that the user should be presented additional linguistic-guidance content when available.

6.1.1.13 "keyword-emphasis" Attribute Description

The description of the "keyword-emphasis" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.13.

Table 6.1.1.13 Description of the "keyword-emphasis" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	keyword-emphasis
Data Type	ReplacesAccessMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Certain words are designated in the content as key words. Programs should designate how they are to be emphasized
Description	Certain words are designated in the content as key words. Programs should designate how they are to be emphasized. This value is used to define the corresponding user preference setting.

6.1.1.14 "keyword-translation" Attribute Description

The description of the "keyword-translation" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.14.

Table 6.1.1.14 Description of the "keyword-translation" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	keyword-translation
Data Type	LanguageMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Certain specific words would have translations available to users who need some assistance with difficult or important words in the content.
Description	Certain specific words would have translations available to users who need some assistance with difficult or important words in the content. The user profile should specify the language requested and the content would supply translation for the required languages. This value is used to define the corresponding user preference settings.

6.1.1.15 "simplified-language-portions" Attribute Description

The description of the "simplified-language-portions" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.15.

Table 6.1.1.15 Description of the "simplified-language-portions" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	simplified-language-portions
Data Type	ReplacesAccessMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility An entirely different version of a question may be given to a user using simpler language
Description	An entirely different version of a question may be given to a user using simpler language. This value is used to define the corresponding user preference settings.

6.1.1.16 "simplified-graphics" Attribute Description

The description of the "simplified-graphics" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.16.

Table 6.1.1.16 Description of the "simplified-graphics" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	simplified-graphics
Data Type	ReplacesAccessMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility An entirely different version of a question may be given to a user using simpler graphics.
Description	An entirely different version of a question may be given to a user using simpler graphics. This value is used to define the corresponding user preference settings.

6.1.1.17 "item-translation" Attribute Description

The description of the "item-translation" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.17.

Table 6.1.1.17 Description of the "item-translation" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	item-translation
Data Type	LanguageMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility An alternate item is made and the user exposed to the alternate language version.
Description	An alternate item is made and the user exposed to the alternate language version. The Item information must contain which specific language it supports. This value is used to define the corresponding user preference settings.

6.1.1.18 "sign-language" Attribute Description

The description of the "sign-language" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.18.

Table 6.1.1.18 Description of the "sign-language" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	sign-language
Data Type	LanguageMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Animated or live action movie recordings can be provided to the user as either an ASL translation or Signed English version of the Item.
Description	Animated or live action movie recordings can be provided to the user as either an ASL translation or Signed English version of the Item. This value is used to define the corresponding user preference settings.

6.1.1.19 "encouragement" Attribute Description

The description of the "encouragement" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.19.

Table 6.1.1.19 Description of the "encouragement" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	encouragement
Data Type	ReplacesAccessMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Some users may benefit from receiving expressions of encouragement as they work on the content.
Description	Some users may benefit from receiving expressions of encouragement as they work on the Test/Item. This is the container for the user preferences specific to the provision of expressions of encouragement.

6.1.1.20 "additional-testing-time" Attribute Description

The description of the "additional-testing-time" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.20.

Table 6.1.1.20 Description of the "additional-testing-time" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	additional-testing-time
Data Type	AdditionalTestingTime
Value Space	Container [ Selection ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility If a test has a time limit, the user will be allowed additional time to complete the test.
Description	If a test has a time limit, the user will be allowed additional time to complete the test. This is the container for the user's addition time preferences.

6.1.1.21 "line-reader" Attribute Description

The description of the "line-reader" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.21.

Table 6.1.1.21 Description of the "line-reader" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	line-reader
Data Type	LineReader
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Sets the preferences for the use of a line reader
Description	Describes the preferences for the use of a line reader.

6.1.1.22 "magnification" Attribute Description

The description of the "magnification" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.22.

Table 6.1.1.22 Description of the "magnification" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	magnification
Data Type	Magnification
Value Space	Container [ Selection ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Sets the use of the magnification settings for the user.
Description	Describes the use of the magnification settings for the user.

6.1.1.23 "spoken" Attribute Description

The description of the "spoken" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.23.

Table 6.1.1.23 Description of the "spoken" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	spoken
Data Type	Spoken
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Sets the settings for use of Speech devices.
Description	Describes the settings for use of Speech devices.

6.1.1.24 "tactile" Attribute Description

The description of the "tactile" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.24.

Table 6.1.1.24 Description of the "tactile" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	tactile
Data Type	ReplacesAccessMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Sets the settings for use of tactile devices.
Description	Describes the settings for use of tactile devices.

6.1.1.25 "braille" Attribute Description

The description of the "braille" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.25.

Table 6.1.1.25 Description of the "braille" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	braille
Data Type	Braille
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Sets the settings for use of Braille devices
Description	Describes the settings for use of Braille devices.

6.1.1.26 "answer-masking" Attribute Description

The description of the "answer-masking" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.26.

Table 6.1.1.26 Description of the "answer-masking" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	answer-masking
Data Type	ReplacesAccessMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility The types of content masking available to limit the amount of content rendered when an item is first presented.
Description	Various types of content masking are possible to limit the amount of content rendered when an item is first presented. This is the container for the user's preferred masking settings for limiting the range of shown answers.

6.1.1.27 "keyboard-directions" Attribute Description

The description of the "keyboard-directions" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.27.

Table 6.1.1.27 Description of the "keyboard-directions" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	keyboard-directions
Data Type	ReplacesAccessMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Indicates that the user should be provided with keyboard directions when available.
Description	Directions that supply information about how to control an interaction using a keyboard, which may include specific keyboard shortcuts (combinations of key strokes that perform a specific function). This indicates that the user should be provided with keyboard directions when available.

6.1.1.28 "additional-directions" Attribute Description

The description of the "additional-directions" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.28.

Table 6.1.1.28 Description of the "additional-directions" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	additional-directions
Data Type	ReplacesAccessMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Provides supplemental content that contains additional directions
Description	Provides supplemental content that contains additional directions. Generally used as a cognitive support for some users that might benefit from some additional context, or specific guidance on how they might proceed through the content/problem/interaction. Note that this is distinct from keyboard directions, or directions for a specific support (like screen-reader). This indicates a user's preference that additional directions be provided to the user if available.

6.1.1.29 "long-description" Attribute Description

The description of the "long-description" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.29.

Table 6.1.1.29 Description of the "long-description" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	long-description
Data Type	LongDescription
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Indicates that the user prefers to have access to long descriptions when available.
Description	An alternative text that is longer than a few sentences, generally used to describe a non-text object that requires a longer description than alternative text, and/or might require text formatting (headings, tables, lists, etc.). This indicates that the user prefers to have access to long descriptions when available.

6.1.1.30 "captions" Attribute Description

The description of the "captions" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.30.

Table 6.1.1.30 Description of the "captions" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	captions
Data Type	ReplacesAccessMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility SSynchronized visual and/or text alternative for both speech and non-speech audio information needed to understand the media content.
Description	Synchronized visual and/or text alternative for both speech and non-speech audio information needed to understand the media content (from WCAG2, http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/#captionsdef). This indicates a user's preference that captions be provided automatically when audio-visual material is displayed.

6.1.1.31 "environment" Attribute Description

The description of the "environment" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.31.

Table 6.1.1.31 Description of the "environment" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	environment
Data Type	Environment
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility In the context of an assessment, this environment information should be made available prior to the testing session to ensure it is setup correctly for the candidate.
Description	The term 'environment' contains information about the physical space which the candidate occupies, including the space itself, anything that should or should not be in that space, the social environment, medicines, software, hardware, machines, and whether the candidate will be taking breaks (usually referring to assessment breaks). In the context of an assessment, this environment information should be made available prior to the testing session to ensure it is setup correctly for the candidate.

6.1.1.32 "transcript" Attribute Description

The description of the "transcript" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.32.

Table 6.1.1.32 Description of the "transcript" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	transcript
Data Type	ReplacesAccessMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Indicates that the user should have access to transcript content if available.
Description	A non-synchronous written alternative for time-based media content, which includes dialogue (including the speaker name/role) and descriptions of sounds and/or important information that is presented visually. This indicates that the user should have access to transcript content if available.

6.1.1.33 "alternative-text" Attribute Description

The description of the "alternative-text" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.33.

Table 6.1.1.33 Description of the "alternative-text" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	alternative-text
Data Type	ReplacesAccessMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Indicates a user's preference to have access to any alternative text.
Description	Text that is programmatically associated with non-text content and that serves the equivalent purpose (from WCAG 2.0, http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/#text-altdef). Adding alternative text to an image is commonly done by using the alt attribute on an image (img) tag. It is intended to be a short description of the object. If the description is lengthy, or requires formatting of any kind, the object may also need a long description. This feature indicates a user's preference to have access to any alternative text.

6.1.1.34 "audio-description" Attribute Description

The description of the "audio-description" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.34.

Table 6.1.1.34 Description of the "audio-description" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	audio-description
Data Type	ReplacesAccessMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Indicates a user's preference that they should be given audio descriptions for media containing video.
Description	Narration added to a soundtrack to describe important visual details that cannot be understood from the main soundtrack alone (from WCAG 2.0 http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/#audiodescdef). Audio-descriptions can be useful for video-only media, or synchronized media (video and audio) content. This term indicates a user's preference that they should be given audio descriptions for media containing video.

6.1.1.35 "high-contrast" Attribute Description

The description of the "high-contrast" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.35.

Table 6.1.1.35 Description of the "high-contrast" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	high-contrast
Data Type	ReplacesAccessMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Indicates a user's preference that high-contrast alternatives (graphics, interface, or any other visually presented materials) be provided to the user if available.
Description	A resource offering an alternative visual version of another resource, with visual presentation of text and images of text that has a contrast ratio of at least 7:1, or, for larger text, a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 (WCAG2 Guideline 1.4.6): https://www.w3.org/TR/2008/WD-UNDERSTANDING-WCAG20-20081103/visual-audio-contrast7.html. This term indicates a user's preference that high-contrast alternatives (graphics, interface, or any other visually presented materials) be provided to the user if available.

6.1.1.36 "layout-single-column" Attribute Description

The description of the "layout-single-column" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.36.

Table 6.1.1.36 Description of the "layout-single-column" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	layout-single-column
Data Type	ReplacesAccessMode
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Iindicates that the user requests that the content be displayed in a single column of text when possible.
Description	The term 'layout-single-column' indicates that the user requests that the content be displayed in a single column of text when possible.

6.1.1.37 "text-appearance" Attribute Description

The description of the "text-appearance" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.37.

Table 6.1.1.37 Description of the "text-appearance" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	text-appearance
Data Type	TextAppearance
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Define the set of characteristics that describe the appearance of displayed text.
Description	This is used to define the set of characteristics that describe the appearance of displayed text.

6.1.1.38 "calculator-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "calculator-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.38.

Table 6.1.1.38 Description of the "calculator-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	calculator-on-screen
Data Type	Calculator
Value Space	Container [ DerivedType ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Makes available, on screen, the calculator tool.
Description	The presence of this attribute makes available, on screen, the calculator tool.

6.1.1.39 "dictionary-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "dictionary-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.39.

Table 6.1.1.39 Description of the "dictionary-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	dictionary-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Makes available, on screen, the dictionary tool.
Description	The presence of this attribute makes available, on screen, the dictionary tool.

6.1.1.40 "glossary-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "glossary-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.40.

Table 6.1.1.40 Description of the "glossary-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	glossary-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Makes available, on screen, the glossary tool.
Description	The presence of this attribute makes available, on screen, the glossary tool.

6.1.1.41 "thesaurus-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "thesaurus-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.41.

Table 6.1.1.41 Description of the "thesaurus-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	thesaurus-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Makes available, on screen, the thesaurus tool.
Description	The presence of this attribute makes available, on screen, the thesaurus tool.

6.1.1.42 "homophone-checker-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "homophone-checker-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.42.

Table 6.1.1.42 Description of the "homophone-checker-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	homophone-checker-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Makes available, on screen, the homophone checker tool.
Description	The presence of this attribute makes available, on screen, the homophone checker tool.

6.1.1.43 "note-taking-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "note-taking-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.43.

Table 6.1.1.43 Description of the "note-taking-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	note-taking-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Makes available, on screen, the note taking tool.
Description	The presence of this attribute makes available, on screen, the note taking tool.

6.1.1.44 "visual-organizer-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "visual-organizer-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.44.

Table 6.1.1.44 Description of the "visual-organizer-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	visual-organizer-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Makes available, on screen, the visual organizer tool.
Description	The presence of this attribute makes available, on screen, the visual organizer tool.

6.1.1.45 "outliner-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "outliner-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.45.

Table 6.1.1.45 Description of the "outliner-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	outliner-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Makes available, on screen, the outliner tool.
Description	The presence of this attribute makes available, on screen, the outliner tool.

6.1.1.46 "peer-interaction-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "peer-interaction-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.46.

Table 6.1.1.46 Description of the "peer-interaction-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	peer-interaction-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Makes available, on screen, the peer interaction tool.
Description	The presence of this attribute makes available, on screen, the peer interaction tool.

6.1.1.47 "spell-checker-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "spell-checker-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.47.

Table 6.1.1.47 Description of the "spell-checker-on-screen" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	spell-checker-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Makes available, on screen, the spell checker tool.
Description	The presence of this attribute makes available, on screen, the spell checker tool.

6.1.1.48 "activate-at-initialization-set" Attribute Description

The description of the "activate-at-initialization-set" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.48.

Table 6.1.1.48 Description of the "activate-at-initialization-set" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	activate-at-initialization-set
Data Type	FeatureSet
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Identifies the set of features that MUST be activated during initalization of the system i.e. the default settings at the start of the learning activity.
Description	This attribute is used to define the set of features that MUST be activated during initalization of the system i.e. the default settings at the start of the learning activity.

6.1.1.49 "activate-as-option-set" Attribute Description

The description of the "activate-as-option-set" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.49.

Table 6.1.1.49 Description of the "activate-as-option-set" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	activate-as-option-set
Data Type	FeatureSet
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Identifies the set of features that MAY be activated during the learning activity by the user i.e. features that the user can may available.
Description	This attribute is used to define the set of features that MAY be activated during the learning activity by the user i.e. features that the user can may available.

6.1.1.50 "prohibit-set" Attribute Description

The description of the "prohibit-set" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.50.

Table 6.1.1.50 Description of the "prohibit-set" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	prohibit-set
Data Type	FeatureSet
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	Type: Accessibility Identifies the set of features that MUST be prohibited during initalization of the system i.e. the features that will not be available during the learning activity.
Description	This attribute is used to define the set of features that MUST be prohibited during initalization of the system i.e. the features that will not be available during the learning activity.

6.1.1.51 "extensions" Attribute Description

The description of the "extensions" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class is given in Table 6.1.1.51.

Table 6.1.1.51 Description of the "extensions" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNP" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	extensions
Data Type	Namespace (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Global ("+")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	Type: Extension This extension enables the exchange of proprietary data. Therefore this is a privacy vulnerability.
Description	This is a placeholder. It informs bindings of this Information Model as to the valid locations for the inclusion that extend the parent class. The form of the extension is dependent on the type of binding.

6.1.2 AccessForAllPNPRecord Class Description

The data model for the "AccessForAllPNPRecord" class is shown in Figure 6.1.2 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.2.

Figure 6.1.2 - AccessForAllPNPRecord class definitions.

Table 6.1.2 Description of the "AccessForAllPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	AccessForAllPNPRecord
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNPRecordSet SingleAFAPNPRecord
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: personSourcedId [P] activitySourcedId [P] access-for-all-pnp [P]
Link Data	The set of attributes that are used to provide links to other data objects are: personSourcedId
Description	This is the container for each of the AfA PNP Records. The related privacy definitions for the child attributes are available HERE.

6.1.2.1 "personSourcedId" Attribute Description

The description of the "personSourcedId" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNPRecord" class is given in Table 6.1.2.1.

Table 6.1.2.1 Description of the "personSourcedId" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	personSourcedId
Data Type	PersonSourcedId
Value Space	Container [ DerivedType ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	Type: SourcedId The unique identifier, sourcedId, for the user undertaking the learning activity.
Description	This is the unique identifier for the person who owns the PNP record.
Link Data	This is the 'sourcedId' of the user/learner for whom the AFA PNP record is to be used i.e. a link to another first class object in another specification e.g. OneRoster Rostering Service. See User for the details about this link.

6.1.2.2 "activitySourcedId" Attribute Description

The description of the "activitySourcedId" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNPRecord" class is given in Table 6.1.2.2.

Table 6.1.2.2 Description of the "activitySourcedId" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	activitySourcedId
Data Type	ActivitySourcedId
Value Space	Container [ DerivedType ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	Type: Identifier Identifier that has been assigned to the individual as part of the learning process for which the PNP record will be used.
Description	This is an identifier that has been assigned to the individual as part of the learning process for which the PNP record will be used.

6.1.2.3 "access-for-all-pnp" Attribute Description

The description of the "access-for-all-pnp" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNPRecord" class is given in Table 6.1.2.3.

Table 6.1.2.3 Description of the "access-for-all-pnp" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	access-for-all-pnp
Data Type	AccessForAllPNP
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	Type: Container This is a CONTAINER holding information with privacy implications.
Description	This is actual AfA PNP Record instance.

6.1.3 AccessForAllPNPRecordSet Class Description

The data model for the "AccessForAllPNPRecordSet" class is shown in Figure 6.1.3 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.3.

Figure 6.1.3 - AccessForAllPNPRecordSet class definitions.

Table 6.1.3 Description of the "AccessForAllPNPRecordSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	AccessForAllPNPRecordSet
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	There are no parent classes.
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: access-for-all-pnp-record [P]
Description	This is the root container for the set AfA PNP Records. The order of the records is not significant and the payload may be empty.

6.1.3.1 "access-for-all-pnp-record" Attribute Description

The description of the "access-for-all-pnp-record" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNPRecordSet" class is given in Table 6.1.3.1.

Table 6.1.3.1 Description of the "access-for-all-pnp-record" attribute for the "AccessForAllPNPRecordSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	access-for-all-pnp-record
Data Type	AccessForAllPNPRecord
Value Space	Container [ Sequence ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	Type: Container This is a CONTAINER holding information with privacy implications.
Description	This is used to contain the description of each of the individual AfA PNP Records.

6.1.4 AccessModeRequired Class Description

The data model for the "AccessModeRequired" class is shown in Figure 6.1.4 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.4.

Figure 6.1.4 - AccessModeRequired class definitions.

Table 6.1.4 Description of the "AccessModeRequired" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	AccessModeRequired
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: existing-access-mode adaptation-request
Description	The container for the domain space and range space information for this class. Access mode that a user seeks either in an adaptation or an original resource as a replacement for a different access mode.

6.1.4.1 "existing-access-mode" Attribute Description

The description of the "existing-access-mode" attribute for the "AccessModeRequired" class is given in Table 6.1.4.1.

Table 6.1.4.1 Description of the "existing-access-mode" attribute for the "AccessModeRequired" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	existing-access-mode
Data Type	AccessModeValue
Value Space	Container [ Union ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	A value, from the AccessMode vocabulary, for the existing access mode.

6.1.4.2 "adaptation-request" Attribute Description

The description of the "adaptation-request" attribute for the "AccessModeRequired" class is given in Table 6.1.4.2.

Table 6.1.4.2 Description of the "adaptation-request" attribute for the "AccessModeRequired" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	adaptation-request
Data Type	AccessModeValue
Value Space	Container [ Union ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	A value, from the AccessMode vocabulary, for the new adaptation access mode.

6.1.5 AdaptationDetailRequired Class Description

The data model for the "AdaptationDetailRequired" class is shown in Figure 6.1.5 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.5.

Figure 6.1.5 - AdaptationDetailRequired class definitions.

Table 6.1.5 Description of the "AdaptationDetailRequired" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	AdaptationDetailRequired
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: existing-access-mode adaptation-request
Description	The container for the domain space and range space information for this class. This attribute uses different vocabularies for its current mode and adaotation value.

6.1.5.1 "existing-access-mode" Attribute Description

The description of the "existing-access-mode" attribute for the "AdaptationDetailRequired" class is given in Table 6.1.5.1.

Table 6.1.5.1 Description of the "existing-access-mode" attribute for the "AdaptationDetailRequired" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	existing-access-mode
Data Type	AccessModeValue
Value Space	Container [ Union ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	A value, from the AdaptationDetail vocabulary, for the existing access mode.

6.1.5.2 "adaptation-request" Attribute Description

The description of the "adaptation-request" attribute for the "AdaptationDetailRequired" class is given in Table 6.1.5.2.

Table 6.1.5.2 Description of the "adaptation-request" attribute for the "AdaptationDetailRequired" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	adaptation-request
Data Type	AdaptationDetailValue
Value Space	Container [ Union ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	A value, from the AdaptatonDetail vocabulary, for the new adaptation detail mode.

6.1.6 AdaptationMediaRequired Class Description

The data model for the "AdaptationMediaRequired" class is shown in Figure 6.1.6 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.6.

Figure 6.1.6 - AdaptationMediaRequired class definitions.

Table 6.1.6 Description of the "AdaptationMediaRequired" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	AdaptationMediaRequired
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: existing-access-mode adaptation-request
Description	The container for the requirement for a particular type of media.

6.1.6.1 "existing-access-mode" Attribute Description

The description of the "existing-access-mode" attribute for the "AdaptationMediaRequired" class is given in Table 6.1.6.1.

Table 6.1.6.1 Description of the "existing-access-mode" attribute for the "AdaptationMediaRequired" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	existing-access-mode
Data Type	AccessModeValue
Value Space	Container [ Union ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	A value, from the AdaptationMedia vocabulary, for the existing access mode.

6.1.6.2 "adaptation-request" Attribute Description

The description of the "adaptation-request" attribute for the "AdaptationMediaRequired" class is given in Table 6.1.6.2.

Table 6.1.6.2 Description of the "adaptation-request" attribute for the "AdaptationMediaRequired" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	adaptation-request
Data Type	AdaptationMediaTypeValue
Value Space	Container [ Union ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	A value, from the AdaptatonMedia vocabulary, for the new adaptation media mode.

6.1.7 AdaptationTypeRequired Class Description

The data model for the "AdaptationTypeRequired" class is shown in Figure 6.1.7 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.7.

Figure 6.1.7 - AdaptationTypeRequired class definitions.

Table 6.1.7 Description of the "AdaptationTypeRequired" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	AdaptationTypeRequired
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: existing-access-mode adaptation-request
Description	Nature or genre of the adaptation required as a replacement for a specific access mode.

6.1.7.1 "existing-access-mode" Attribute Description

The description of the "existing-access-mode" attribute for the "AdaptationTypeRequired" class is given in Table 6.1.7.1.

Table 6.1.7.1 Description of the "existing-access-mode" attribute for the "AdaptationTypeRequired" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	existing-access-mode
Data Type	AccessModeValue
Value Space	Container [ Union ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	A value, from the AdaptationType vocabulary, for the existing access mode.

6.1.7.2 "adaptation-request" Attribute Description

The description of the "adaptation-request" attribute for the "AdaptationTypeRequired" class is given in Table 6.1.7.2.

Table 6.1.7.2 Description of the "adaptation-request" attribute for the "AdaptationTypeRequired" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	adaptation-request
Data Type	AdaptationTypeValue
Value Space	Container [ Union ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	A value, from the AdaptatonType vocabulary, for the new adaptation media mode.

6.1.8 AdditionalTestingTime Class Description

The data model for the "AdditionalTestingTime" class is shown in Figure 6.1.8 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.8.

Figure 6.1.8 - AdditionalTestingTime class definitions.

Table 6.1.8 Description of the "AdditionalTestingTime" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	AdditionalTestingTime
Class Type	Container [ Selection ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: ReplacesAccessMode
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: time-multiplier fixed-minutes unlimited The set of directly inherited children attributes are: replace-access-mode-auditory replace-access-mode-color replace-access-mode-item-size replace-access-mode-olfactory replace-access-mode-orientation replace-access-mode-position replace-access-mode-tactile replace-access-mode-text-on-image replace-access-mode-textual replace-access-mode-visual
Description	The container for the set of additional testing time preferences. Only one of the available options can be selected.

6.1.8.1 "time-multiplier" Attribute Description

The description of the "time-multiplier" attribute for the "AdditionalTestingTime" class is given in Table 6.1.8.1.

Table 6.1.8.1 Description of the "time-multiplier" attribute for the "AdditionalTestingTime" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	time-multiplier
Data Type	Float (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Providing the additional testing time as a multiplier of the set time.

6.1.8.2 "fixed-minutes" Attribute Description

The description of the "fixed-minutes" attribute for the "AdditionalTestingTime" class is given in Table 6.1.8.2.

Table 6.1.8.2 Description of the "fixed-minutes" attribute for the "AdditionalTestingTime" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	fixed-minutes
Data Type	Integer (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Providing the additional testing time as an additional number of minutes.

6.1.8.3 "unlimited" Attribute Description

The description of the "unlimited" attribute for the "AdditionalTestingTime" class is given in Table 6.1.8.3.

Table 6.1.8.3 Description of the "unlimited" attribute for the "AdditionalTestingTime" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	unlimited
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Providing the additional testing time as an unlimited time.

6.1.9 Braille Class Description

The data model for the "Braille" class is shown in Figure 6.1.9 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.9.

Figure 6.1.9 - Braille class definitions.

Table 6.1.9 Description of the "Braille" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	Braille
Class Type	Container [ Unordered ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: ReplacesAccessMode
Characteristics	The set of characteristics are: language
Children	The set of children attributes are: delivery-mode grade braille-type math-type The set of directly inherited children attributes are: replace-access-mode-auditory replace-access-mode-color replace-access-mode-item-size replace-access-mode-olfactory replace-access-mode-orientation replace-access-mode-position replace-access-mode-tactile replace-access-mode-text-on-image replace-access-mode-textual replace-access-mode-visual
Description	The container for the set of preferences for Braille devices.

6.1.9.1 "language" Characteristic Description

The description of the "language" characteristic for the "Braille" class is given in Table 6.1.9.1.

Table 6.1.9.1 Description of the "language" characteristic for the "Braille" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Characteristic Name	language
Data Type	Language (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Description	The native language, defined as per [RFC 3066], to which the Braille conversion will be applied.

6.1.9.2 "delivery-mode" Attribute Description

The description of the "delivery-mode" attribute for the "Braille" class is given in Table 6.1.9.2.

Table 6.1.9.2 Description of the "delivery-mode" attribute for the "Braille" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	delivery-mode
Data Type	DeliveryModeEnum
Value Space	Enumerated value set of: { refreshable \| embossed } Default = "refreshable".
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The delivery mode for the Braille device: this is defined as an enumerated vocabulary.

6.1.9.3 "grade" Attribute Description

The description of the "grade" attribute for the "Braille" class is given in Table 6.1.9.3.

Table 6.1.9.3 Description of the "grade" attribute for the "Braille" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	grade
Data Type	GradeEnum
Value Space	Enumerated value set of: { 1 \| 2 \| 3 } Default = "2".
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The grade, for the encoding, for the Braille device: this is defined as an enumerated vocabulary.

6.1.9.4 "braille-type" Attribute Description

The description of the "braille-type" attribute for the "Braille" class is given in Table 6.1.9.4.

Table 6.1.9.4 Description of the "braille-type" attribute for the "Braille" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	braille-type
Data Type	BrailleType
Value Space	Container [ Union ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The type of Braille to be used.

6.1.9.5 "math-type" Attribute Description

The description of the "math-type" attribute for the "Braille" class is given in Table 6.1.9.5.

Table 6.1.9.5 Description of the "math-type" attribute for the "Braille" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	math-type
Data Type	MathType
Value Space	Container [ Union ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The type of Braille to be used for the rendering if Maths: this is defined as an enumerated vocabulary.

6.1.10 Environment Class Description

The data model for the "Environment" class is shown in Figure 6.1.10 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.10.

Figure 6.1.10 - Environment class definitions.

Table 6.1.10 Description of the "Environment" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	Environment
Class Type	Container [ Unordered ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: ReplacesAccessMode
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: description medical software hardware breaks The set of directly inherited children attributes are: replace-access-mode-auditory replace-access-mode-color replace-access-mode-item-size replace-access-mode-olfactory replace-access-mode-orientation replace-access-mode-position replace-access-mode-tactile replace-access-mode-text-on-image replace-access-mode-textual replace-access-mode-visual
Description	The container for the set of preferences for the environment within which the learning exerience is to take place.

6.1.10.1 "description" Attribute Description

The description of the "description" attribute for the "Environment" class is given in Table 6.1.10.1.

Table 6.1.10.1 Description of the "description" attribute for the "Environment" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	description
Data Type	NormalizedString (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	A human-readable description of the accessibility support environment.

6.1.10.2 "medical" Attribute Description

The description of the "medical" attribute for the "Environment" class is given in Table 6.1.10.2.

Table 6.1.10.2 Description of the "medical" attribute for the "Environment" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	medical
Data Type	NormalizedString (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	A human-readable description of the available medical support.

6.1.10.3 "software" Attribute Description

The description of the "software" attribute for the "Environment" class is given in Table 6.1.10.3.

Table 6.1.10.3 Description of the "software" attribute for the "Environment" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	software
Data Type	NormalizedString (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	A human-readable description of the available accessibility software.

6.1.10.4 "hardware" Attribute Description

The description of the "hardware" attribute for the "Environment" class is given in Table 6.1.10.4.

Table 6.1.10.4 Description of the "hardware" attribute for the "Environment" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	hardware
Data Type	NormalizedString (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	A human-readable description of the available accessibility hardware.

6.1.10.5 "breaks" Attribute Description

The description of the "breaks" attribute for the "Environment" class is given in Table 6.1.10.5.

Table 6.1.10.5 Description of the "breaks" attribute for the "Environment" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	breaks
Data Type	Boolean (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	A human-readable description of the available breaks i.e. moments away for the activity itself.

6.1.11 FeatureSet Class Description

The data model for the "FeatureSet" class is shown in Figure 6.1.11 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.11.

Figure 6.1.11 - FeatureSet class definitions.

Table 6.1.11 Description of the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	FeatureSet
Class Type	Container [ Unordered ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: linguistic-guidance keyword-emphasis keyword-translation simplified-language-portions simplified-graphics item-translation sign-language encouragement additional-testing-time line-reader magnification spoken tactile braille answer-masking keyboard-directions additional-directions long-description captions transcript alternative-text audio-description high-contrast input-requirements language-of-interface layout-single-column text-appearance calculator-on-screen dictionary-on-screen glossary-on-screen thesaurus-on-screen homophone-checker-on-screen note-taking-on-screen visual-organizer-on-screen outliner-on-screen peer-interaction-on-screen spell-checker-on-screen extensions [P]
Description	This is the container for the set of features whose preferences can be controlled. When a feature is listed in an instance then the preference is to be set as determined by the intention of the contaning parent class.

6.1.11.1 "linguistic-guidance" Attribute Description

The description of the "linguistic-guidance" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.1.

Table 6.1.11.1 Description of the "linguistic-guidance" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	linguistic-guidance
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'linguistic-guidance' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.2 "keyword-emphasis" Attribute Description

The description of the "keyword-emphasis" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.2.

Table 6.1.11.2 Description of the "keyword-emphasis" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	keyword-emphasis
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'keyword-emphasis' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.3 "keyword-translation" Attribute Description

The description of the "keyword-translation" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.3.

Table 6.1.11.3 Description of the "keyword-translation" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	keyword-translation
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'keyword-translation' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.4 "simplified-language-portions" Attribute Description

The description of the "simplified-language-portions" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.4.

Table 6.1.11.4 Description of the "simplified-language-portions" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	simplified-language-portions
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'simplified-language-portions' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.5 "simplified-graphics" Attribute Description

The description of the "simplified-graphics" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.5.

Table 6.1.11.5 Description of the "simplified-graphics" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	simplified-graphics
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'simplified-graphics' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.6 "item-translation" Attribute Description

The description of the "item-translation" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.6.

Table 6.1.11.6 Description of the "item-translation" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	item-translation
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'item-translation' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.7 "sign-language" Attribute Description

The description of the "sign-language" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.7.

Table 6.1.11.7 Description of the "sign-language" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	sign-language
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'sign-language' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.8 "encouragement" Attribute Description

The description of the "encouragement" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.8.

Table 6.1.11.8 Description of the "encouragement" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	encouragement
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'encouragement' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.9 "additional-testing-time" Attribute Description

The description of the "additional-testing-time" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.9.

Table 6.1.11.9 Description of the "additional-testing-time" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	additional-testing-time
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'additional-testing-time' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.10 "line-reader" Attribute Description

The description of the "line-reader" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.10.

Table 6.1.11.10 Description of the "line-reader" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	line-reader
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'line-reader' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.11 "magnification" Attribute Description

The description of the "magnification" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.11.

Table 6.1.11.11 Description of the "magnification" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	magnification
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'magnification' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.12 "spoken" Attribute Description

The description of the "spoken" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.12.

Table 6.1.11.12 Description of the "spoken" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	spoken
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'spoken' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.13 "tactile" Attribute Description

The description of the "tactile" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.13.

Table 6.1.11.13 Description of the "tactile" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	tactile
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'tactile' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.14 "braille" Attribute Description

The description of the "braille" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.14.

Table 6.1.11.14 Description of the "braille" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	braille
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'braille' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.15 "answer-masking" Attribute Description

The description of the "answer-masking" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.15.

Table 6.1.11.15 Description of the "answer-masking" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	answer-masking
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'answer-masking' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.16 "keyboard-directions" Attribute Description

The description of the "keyboard-directions" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.16.

Table 6.1.11.16 Description of the "keyboard-directions" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	keyboard-directions
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'keyboard-directions' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.17 "additional-directions" Attribute Description

The description of the "additional-directions" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.17.

Table 6.1.11.17 Description of the "additional-directions" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	additional-directions
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'additional-directions' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.18 "long-description" Attribute Description

The description of the "long-description" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.18.

Table 6.1.11.18 Description of the "long-description" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	long-description
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'long-description' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.19 "captions" Attribute Description

The description of the "captions" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.19.

Table 6.1.11.19 Description of the "captions" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	captions
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'captions' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.20 "transcript" Attribute Description

The description of the "transcript" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.20.

Table 6.1.11.20 Description of the "transcript" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	transcript
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'transcript' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.21 "alternative-text" Attribute Description

The description of the "alternative-text" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.21.

Table 6.1.11.21 Description of the "alternative-text" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	alternative-text
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'alternative-text' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.22 "audio-description" Attribute Description

The description of the "audio-description" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.22.

Table 6.1.11.22 Description of the "audio-description" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	audio-description
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'audio-description' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.23 "high-contrast" Attribute Description

The description of the "high-contrast" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.23.

Table 6.1.11.23 Description of the "high-contrast" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	high-contrast
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'high-contrast' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.24 "input-requirements" Attribute Description

The description of the "input-requirements" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.24.

Table 6.1.11.24 Description of the "input-requirements" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	input-requirements
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'input-requirements' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.25 "language-of-interface" Attribute Description

The description of the "language-of-interface" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.25.

Table 6.1.11.25 Description of the "language-of-interface" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	language-of-interface
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'language-of-interface' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.26 "layout-single-column" Attribute Description

The description of the "layout-single-column" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.26.

Table 6.1.11.26 Description of the "layout-single-column" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	layout-single-column
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'layout-single-column' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.27 "text-appearance" Attribute Description

The description of the "text-appearance" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.27.

Table 6.1.11.27 Description of the "text-appearance" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	text-appearance
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'text-appearance' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.28 "calculator-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "calculator-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.28.

Table 6.1.11.28 Description of the "calculator-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	calculator-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'calculator-on-screen' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.29 "dictionary-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "dictionary-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.29.

Table 6.1.11.29 Description of the "dictionary-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	dictionary-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'dictionary-on-screen' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.30 "glossary-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "glossary-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.30.

Table 6.1.11.30 Description of the "glossary-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	glossary-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'glossary-on-screen' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.31 "thesaurus-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "thesaurus-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.31.

Table 6.1.11.31 Description of the "thesaurus-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	thesaurus-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'thesaurus-on-screen' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.32 "homophone-checker-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "homophone-checker-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.32.

Table 6.1.11.32 Description of the "homophone-checker-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	homophone-checker-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'homophone-checker-on-screen' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.33 "note-taking-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "note-taking-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.33.

Table 6.1.11.33 Description of the "note-taking-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	note-taking-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'note-taking-on-screen' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.34 "visual-organizer-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "visual-organizer-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.34.

Table 6.1.11.34 Description of the "visual-organizer-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	visual-organizer-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'visual-organizer-on-screen' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.35 "outliner-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "outliner-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.35.

Table 6.1.11.35 Description of the "outliner-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	outliner-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'outliner-on-screen' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.36 "peer-interaction-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "peer-interaction-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.36.

Table 6.1.11.36 Description of the "peer-interaction-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	peer-interaction-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'peer-interaction-on-screen' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.37 "spell-checker-on-screen" Attribute Description

The description of the "spell-checker-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.37.

Table 6.1.11.37 Description of the "spell-checker-on-screen" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	spell-checker-on-screen
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Used to indicate that the corresponding 'spell-checker-on-screen' preferences are to be established appropriately.

6.1.11.38 "extensions" Attribute Description

The description of the "extensions" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class is given in Table 6.1.11.38.

Table 6.1.11.38 Description of the "extensions" attribute for the "FeatureSet" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	extensions
Data Type	Namespace (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Global ("+")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	Type: Extension This extension enables the exchange of proprietary data. Therefore this is a privacy vulnerability.
Description	This is a placeholder. It informs bindings of this Information Model as to the valid locations for the inclusion that extend the parent class. The form of the extension is dependent on the type of binding.

6.1.12 FontFace Class Description

The data model for the "FontFace" class is shown in Figure 6.1.12 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.12.

Figure 6.1.12 - FontFace class definitions.

Table 6.1.12 Description of the "FontFace" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	FontFace
Class Type	Container [ Unordered ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: TextAppearance
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: font-name generic-font-face
Description	The container for information about the font face to be used.

6.1.12.1 "font-name" Attribute Description

The description of the "font-name" attribute for the "FontFace" class is given in Table 6.1.12.1.

Table 6.1.12.1 Description of the "font-name" attribute for the "FontFace" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	font-name
Data Type	NormalizedString (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The name of the font to be used for text display.

6.1.12.2 "generic-font-face" Attribute Description

The description of the "generic-font-face" attribute for the "FontFace" class is given in Table 6.1.12.2.

Table 6.1.12.2 Description of the "generic-font-face" attribute for the "FontFace" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	generic-font-face
Data Type	FontFaceEnum
Value Space	Enumerated value set of: { serif \| sans serif \| monospaced \| cursive \| fantasy }
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The generic font face to be use for text. This is based upon an enumerated vocabulary.

6.1.13 LanguageMode Class Description

The data model for the "LanguageMode" class is shown in Figure 6.1.13 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.13.

Figure 6.1.13 - LanguageMode class definitions.

Table 6.1.13 Description of the "LanguageMode" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	LanguageMode
Class Type	Container [ Unordered ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: ReplacesAccessMode
Characteristics	The set of characteristics are: language
Children	The set of directly inherited children attributes are: replace-access-mode-auditory replace-access-mode-color replace-access-mode-item-size replace-access-mode-olfactory replace-access-mode-orientation replace-access-mode-position replace-access-mode-tactile replace-access-mode-text-on-image replace-access-mode-textual replace-access-mode-visual
Description	The container for the set of preferences related to the language mode.

6.1.13.1 "language" Characteristic Description

The description of the "language" characteristic for the "LanguageMode" class is given in Table 6.1.13.1.

Table 6.1.13.1 Description of the "language" characteristic for the "LanguageMode" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Characteristic Name	language
Data Type	Language (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Description	Identification of the language. The permitted value is based upon [RFC 3066].

6.1.14 LineReader Class Description

The data model for the "LineReader" class is shown in Figure 6.1.14 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.14.

Figure 6.1.14 - LineReader class definitions.

Table 6.1.14 Description of the "LineReader" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	LineReader
Class Type	Container [ Unordered ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: ReplacesAccessMode
Characteristics	The set of characteristics are: highlight-color
Children	The set of directly inherited children attributes are: replace-access-mode-auditory replace-access-mode-color replace-access-mode-item-size replace-access-mode-olfactory replace-access-mode-orientation replace-access-mode-position replace-access-mode-tactile replace-access-mode-text-on-image replace-access-mode-textual replace-access-mode-visual
Description	The container for the preference settings for line readers.

6.1.14.1 "highlight-color" Characteristic Description

The description of the "highlight-color" characteristic for the "LineReader" class is given in Table 6.1.14.1.

Table 6.1.14.1 Description of the "highlight-color" characteristic for the "LineReader" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Characteristic Name	highlight-color
Data Type	Hex
Value Space	Container [ DerivedType ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Description	The highlight color to be used by the display when identifying the position of the line reader.

6.1.15 LongDescription Class Description

The data model for the "LongDescription" class is shown in Figure 6.1.15 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.15.

Figure 6.1.15 - LongDescription class definitions.

Table 6.1.15 Description of the "LongDescription" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	LongDescription
Class Type	Container [ Unordered ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: ReplacesAccessMode
Characteristics	The set of characteristics are: hide-visually
Children	The set of directly inherited children attributes are: replace-access-mode-auditory replace-access-mode-color replace-access-mode-item-size replace-access-mode-olfactory replace-access-mode-orientation replace-access-mode-position replace-access-mode-tactile replace-access-mode-text-on-image replace-access-mode-textual replace-access-mode-visual
Description	The container for the preferences for the provision of long descriptions.

6.1.15.1 "hide-visually" Characteristic Description

The description of the "hide-visually" characteristic for the "LongDescription" class is given in Table 6.1.15.1.

Table 6.1.15.1 Description of the "hide-visually" characteristic for the "LongDescription" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Characteristic Name	hide-visually
Data Type	Boolean (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3. Default = "true".
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Description	Defines whether or not the long description is hidden from view as a default setting.

6.1.16 Magnification Class Description

The data model for the "Magnification" class is shown in Figure 6.1.16 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.16.

Figure 6.1.16 - Magnification class definitions.

Table 6.1.16 Description of the "Magnification" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	Magnification
Class Type	Container [ Selection ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: ReplacesAccessMode
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: all-content select-magnification The set of directly inherited children attributes are: replace-access-mode-auditory replace-access-mode-color replace-access-mode-item-size replace-access-mode-olfactory replace-access-mode-orientation replace-access-mode-position replace-access-mode-tactile replace-access-mode-text-on-image replace-access-mode-textual replace-access-mode-visual
Description	The container for the details about the magnification preferences.

6.1.16.1 "all-content" Attribute Description

The description of the "all-content" attribute for the "Magnification" class is given in Table 6.1.16.1.

Table 6.1.16.1 Description of the "all-content" attribute for the "Magnification" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	all-content
Data Type	ZoomAmount
Value Space	Container [ DerivedType ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	This is the default zoom value for all content.

6.1.16.2 "select-magnification" Attribute Description

The description of the "select-magnification" attribute for the "Magnification" class is given in Table 6.1.16.2.

Table 6.1.16.2 Description of the "select-magnification" attribute for the "Magnification" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	select-magnification
Data Type	SelectMagnification
Value Space	Container [ Sequence ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	This is an abstract attribute that enables the specific definition of the magnification for text and non-text content.

6.1.17 ReplacesAccessMode Class Description

The data model for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class is shown in Figure 6.1.17 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.17.

Figure 6.1.17 - ReplacesAccessMode class definitions.

Table 6.1.17 Description of the "ReplacesAccessMode" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	ReplacesAccessMode
Class Type	Container [ Unordered ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	The set of derived classes are: AdditionalTestingTime Braille Environment LanguageMode LineReader LongDescription Magnification Spoken TextAppearance
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: replace-access-mode-auditory replace-access-mode-color replace-access-mode-item-size replace-access-mode-olfactory replace-access-mode-orientation replace-access-mode-position replace-access-mode-tactile replace-access-mode-text-on-image replace-access-mode-textual replace-access-mode-visual
Description	This is the container for the identification for the set of access modes whose operational state are to be replaced by the contained set of children. The presence of a child attribute means that the parent preference is to be applied to that attribute.

6.1.17.1 "replace-access-mode-auditory" Attribute Description

The description of the "replace-access-mode-auditory" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class is given in Table 6.1.17.1.

Table 6.1.17.1 Description of the "replace-access-mode-auditory" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	replace-access-mode-auditory
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The parent access mode preference is to be applied to auditory based tools and/or content i.e. it replaces the default mode.

6.1.17.2 "replace-access-mode-color" Attribute Description

The description of the "replace-access-mode-color" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class is given in Table 6.1.17.2.

Table 6.1.17.2 Description of the "replace-access-mode-color" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	replace-access-mode-color
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The parent access mode preference is to be applied to color based content and/or tools i.e. it replaces the default mode.

6.1.17.3 "replace-access-mode-item-size" Attribute Description

The description of the "replace-access-mode-item-size" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class is given in Table 6.1.17.3.

Table 6.1.17.3 Description of the "replace-access-mode-item-size" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	replace-access-mode-item-size
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The parent access mode preference is to be applied to item-size based content and/or tools i.e. it replaces the default mode.

6.1.17.4 "replace-access-mode-olfactory" Attribute Description

The description of the "replace-access-mode-olfactory" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class is given in Table 6.1.17.4.

Table 6.1.17.4 Description of the "replace-access-mode-olfactory" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	replace-access-mode-olfactory
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The parent access mode preference is to be applied to olfactory based content and/or tools i.e. it replaces the default mode.

6.1.17.5 "replace-access-mode-orientation" Attribute Description

The description of the "replace-access-mode-orientation" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class is given in Table 6.1.17.5.

Table 6.1.17.5 Description of the "replace-access-mode-orientation" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	replace-access-mode-orientation
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The parent access mode preference is to be applied to orientation based content and/or tools i.e. it replaces the default mode.

6.1.17.6 "replace-access-mode-position" Attribute Description

The description of the "replace-access-mode-position" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class is given in Table 6.1.17.6.

Table 6.1.17.6 Description of the "replace-access-mode-position" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	replace-access-mode-position
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The parent access mode preference is to be applied to position based content and/or tools i.e. it replaces the default mode.

6.1.17.7 "replace-access-mode-tactile" Attribute Description

The description of the "replace-access-mode-tactile" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class is given in Table 6.1.17.7.

Table 6.1.17.7 Description of the "replace-access-mode-tactile" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	replace-access-mode-tactile
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The parent access mode preference is to be applied to tactile based content and/or tools i.e. it replaces the default mode.

6.1.17.8 "replace-access-mode-text-on-image" Attribute Description

The description of the "replace-access-mode-text-on-image" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class is given in Table 6.1.17.8.

Table 6.1.17.8 Description of the "replace-access-mode-text-on-image" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	replace-access-mode-text-on-image
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The parent access mode preference is to be applied to text-on-image based content and/or tools i.e. it replaces the default mode.

6.1.17.9 "replace-access-mode-textual" Attribute Description

The description of the "replace-access-mode-textual" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class is given in Table 6.1.17.9.

Table 6.1.17.9 Description of the "replace-access-mode-textual" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	replace-access-mode-textual
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The parent access mode preference is to be applied to text based content and/or tools i.e. it replaces the default mode.

6.1.17.10 "replace-access-mode-visual" Attribute Description

The description of the "replace-access-mode-visual" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class is given in Table 6.1.17.10.

Table 6.1.17.10 Description of the "replace-access-mode-visual" attribute for the "ReplacesAccessMode" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	replace-access-mode-visual
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The parent access mode preference is to be applied to visually based content and/or tools i.e. it replaces the default mode.

6.1.18 SelectMagnification Class Description

The data model for the "SelectMagnification" class is shown in Figure 6.1.18 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.18.

Figure 6.1.18 - SelectMagnification class definitions.

Table 6.1.18 Description of the "SelectMagnification" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	SelectMagnification
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: Magnification
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: text non-text
Description	This is used to contain the zoom magnification factors for the display of text and non-text.

6.1.18.1 "text" Attribute Description

The description of the "text" attribute for the "SelectMagnification" class is given in Table 6.1.18.1.

Table 6.1.18.1 Description of the "text" attribute for the "SelectMagnification" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	text
Data Type	ZoomAmount
Value Space	Container [ DerivedType ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The magnification value for text display.

6.1.18.2 "non-text" Attribute Description

The description of the "non-text" attribute for the "SelectMagnification" class is given in Table 6.1.18.2.

Table 6.1.18.2 Description of the "non-text" attribute for the "SelectMagnification" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	non-text
Data Type	ZoomAmount
Value Space	Container [ DerivedType ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The magnification value for non-text display.

6.1.19 SingleAFAPNPRecord Class Description

The data model for the "SingleAFAPNPRecord" class is shown in Figure 6.1.19 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.19.

Figure 6.1.19 - SingleAFAPNPRecord class definitions.

Table 6.1.19 Description of the "SingleAFAPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	SingleAFAPNPRecord
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	There are no parent classes.
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: access-for-all-pnp-record [P]
Description	The root container for a single AfA PNP record.

6.1.19.1 "access-for-all-pnp-record" Attribute Description

The description of the "access-for-all-pnp-record" attribute for the "SingleAFAPNPRecord" class is given in Table 6.1.19.1.

Table 6.1.19.1 Description of the "access-for-all-pnp-record" attribute for the "SingleAFAPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	access-for-all-pnp-record
Data Type	AccessForAllPNPRecord
Value Space	Container [ Sequence ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	Type: Container This is a CONTAINER holding information with privacy implications.
Description	This is used to contain the description of a single AfA PNP Record.

6.1.20 SingleUserAFAPNPRecord Class Description

The data model for the "SingleUserAFAPNPRecord" class is shown in Figure 6.1.20 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.20.

Figure 6.1.20 - SingleUserAFAPNPRecord class definitions.

Table 6.1.20 Description of the "SingleUserAFAPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	SingleUserAFAPNPRecord
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	There are no parent classes.
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: access-for-all-pnp-record [P]
Description	The root container for the combined user information and their first AfA PNP record.

6.1.20.1 "access-for-all-pnp-record" Attribute Description

The description of the "access-for-all-pnp-record" attribute for the "SingleUserAFAPNPRecord" class is given in Table 6.1.20.1.

Table 6.1.20.1 Description of the "access-for-all-pnp-record" attribute for the "SingleUserAFAPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	access-for-all-pnp-record
Data Type	UserAFAPNPRecord
Value Space	Container [ Sequence ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	Type: Container This is a CONTAINER holding information with privacy implications.
Description	This is used to contain the combined description of the user and their first AfA PNP Record.

6.1.21 Spoken Class Description

The data model for the "Spoken" class is shown in Figure 6.1.21 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.21.

Figure 6.1.21 - Spoken class definitions.

Table 6.1.21 Description of the "Spoken" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	Spoken
Class Type	Container [ Unordered ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: ReplacesAccessMode
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: reading-type restriction-type speech-rate pitch volume link-indication typing-echo The set of directly inherited children attributes are: replace-access-mode-auditory replace-access-mode-color replace-access-mode-item-size replace-access-mode-olfactory replace-access-mode-orientation replace-access-mode-position replace-access-mode-tactile replace-access-mode-text-on-image replace-access-mode-textual replace-access-mode-visual
Description	The container for the preferences that are used to define the ways in which information is 'spoken'.

6.1.21.1 "reading-type" Attribute Description

The description of the "reading-type" attribute for the "Spoken" class is given in Table 6.1.21.1.

Table 6.1.21.1 Description of the "reading-type" attribute for the "Spoken" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	reading-type
Data Type	ReadingTypeEnum
Value Space	Enumerated value set of: { screen-reader \| computer-read-aloud } Default = "screen-reader".
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Deines the type of reading that is to be used. This is based upon an enumerated vocabulary.

6.1.21.2 "restriction-type" Attribute Description

The description of the "restriction-type" attribute for the "Spoken" class is given in Table 6.1.21.2.

Table 6.1.21.2 Description of the "restriction-type" attribute for the "Spoken" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	restriction-type
Data Type	RestrictionType
Value Space	Container [ Union ] Default = "unrestricted".
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Defines the type of restrictions to which the reading is to be applied. This is based upon an extendable enumerated vocbulary.

6.1.21.3 "speech-rate" Attribute Description

The description of the "speech-rate" attribute for the "Spoken" class is given in Table 6.1.21.3.

Table 6.1.21.3 Description of the "speech-rate" attribute for the "Spoken" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	speech-rate
Data Type	Integer (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3. Default = "180".
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Rate of speech of a speech synthesizer. A speech synthesizer may be used by or with a number of technologies, including a screen reader, text reader/highlighter or Braille display, among others.

6.1.21.4 "pitch" Attribute Description

The description of the "pitch" attribute for the "Spoken" class is given in Table 6.1.21.4.

Table 6.1.21.4 Description of the "pitch" attribute for the "Spoken" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	pitch
Data Type	Float (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3. Default = "0.5".
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Pitch of a speech synthesizer. A speech synthesizer may be used by or with a number of technologies, including a screen reader, text reader/highlighter or Braille display, among others. Use 0.0 = 'low', 0.5 = 'medium', 1.0 = 'high'.

6.1.21.5 "volume" Attribute Description

The description of the "volume" attribute for the "Spoken" class is given in Table 6.1.21.5.

Table 6.1.21.5 Description of the "volume" attribute for the "Spoken" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	volume
Data Type	Volume
Value Space	Container [ DerivedType ] Default = "0.5".
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Volume of a speech synthesizer. A speech synthesizer may be used by or with a number of technologies, including a screen reader, text reader/highlighter or Braille display, among others. Use 0.0 = 'low', 0.5 = 'medium', 1.0 = 'high'.

6.1.21.6 "link-indication" Attribute Description

The description of the "link-indication" attribute for the "Spoken" class is given in Table 6.1.21.6.

Table 6.1.21.6 Description of the "link-indication" attribute for the "Spoken" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	link-indication
Data Type	LinkIndicationEnum
Value Space	Enumerated value set of: { speak-link \| different-voice \| sound-effect \| none }
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The nature of handling embedded links. This is based upon an enumerated vocabulary.

6.1.21.7 "typing-echo" Attribute Description

The description of the "typing-echo" attribute for the "Spoken" class is given in Table 6.1.21.7.

Table 6.1.21.7 Description of the "typing-echo" attribute for the "Spoken" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	typing-echo
Data Type	TypingEchoEnum
Value Space	Enumerated value set of: { characters \| words \| characters-and-words \| none }
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Unit of reading to be spoken. This is an enumerated vocabulary.

6.1.22 TextAppearance Class Description

The data model for the "TextAppearance" class is shown in Figure 6.1.22 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.22.

Figure 6.1.22 - TextAppearance class definitions.

Table 6.1.22 Description of the "TextAppearance" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	TextAppearance
Class Type	Container [ Unordered ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: ReplacesAccessMode
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: color-theme background-color font-color font-size font-face line-spacing line-height letter-spacing uniform-font-sizing word-spacing word-wrapping extensions [P] The set of directly inherited children attributes are: replace-access-mode-auditory replace-access-mode-color replace-access-mode-item-size replace-access-mode-olfactory replace-access-mode-orientation replace-access-mode-position replace-access-mode-tactile replace-access-mode-text-on-image replace-access-mode-textual replace-access-mode-visual
Description	The container for the set of preferences for the appearance of text on a display.

6.1.22.1 "color-theme" Attribute Description

The description of the "color-theme" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class is given in Table 6.1.22.1.

Table 6.1.22.1 Description of the "color-theme" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	color-theme
Data Type	ColorThemeExtEnum
Value Space	Container [ Union ] Default = "default".
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The color theme that SHOULD be applied to the text. This is an extensible enumerated vocabulary.

6.1.22.2 "background-color" Attribute Description

The description of the "background-color" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class is given in Table 6.1.22.2.

Table 6.1.22.2 Description of the "background-color" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	background-color
Data Type	Hex
Value Space	Container [ DerivedType ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Background color in an interface that is displaying text.

6.1.22.3 "font-color" Attribute Description

The description of the "font-color" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class is given in Table 6.1.22.3.

Table 6.1.22.3 Description of the "font-color" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	font-color
Data Type	Hex
Value Space	Container [ DerivedType ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Font color in an interface that is displaying text.

6.1.22.4 "font-size" Attribute Description

The description of the "font-size" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class is given in Table 6.1.22.4.

Table 6.1.22.4 Description of the "font-size" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	font-size
Data Type	Float (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3. Default = "12.0".
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Size of a font. This value is in points.

6.1.22.5 "font-face" Attribute Description

The description of the "font-face" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class is given in Table 6.1.22.5.

Table 6.1.22.5 Description of the "font-face" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	font-face
Data Type	FontFace
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The font face. This is an enumerated vocabulary.

6.1.22.6 "line-spacing" Attribute Description

The description of the "line-spacing" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class is given in Table 6.1.22.6.

Table 6.1.22.6 Description of the "line-spacing" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	line-spacing
Data Type	Float (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The line spacing.

6.1.22.7 "line-height" Attribute Description

The description of the "line-height" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class is given in Table 6.1.22.7.

Table 6.1.22.7 Description of the "line-height" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	line-height
Data Type	Float (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The line height.

6.1.22.8 "letter-spacing" Attribute Description

The description of the "letter-spacing" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class is given in Table 6.1.22.8.

Table 6.1.22.8 Description of the "letter-spacing" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	letter-spacing
Data Type	Float (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The spacing between letters. This value is in points.

6.1.22.9 "uniform-font-sizing" Attribute Description

The description of the "uniform-font-sizing" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class is given in Table 6.1.22.9.

Table 6.1.22.9 Description of the "uniform-font-sizing" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	uniform-font-sizing
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Defines if uniform font sizing is to be used. If present then uniform spacing is to be used.

6.1.22.10 "word-spacing" Attribute Description

The description of the "word-spacing" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class is given in Table 6.1.22.10.

Table 6.1.22.10 Description of the "word-spacing" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	word-spacing
Data Type	Float (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The spacing between words. This value is in points.

6.1.22.11 "word-wrapping" Attribute Description

The description of the "word-wrapping" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class is given in Table 6.1.22.11.

Table 6.1.22.11 Description of the "word-wrapping" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	word-wrapping
Data Type	Empty (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Defines if word wrapping is to be used. If present then word wrapping is to be used.

6.1.22.12 "extensions" Attribute Description

The description of the "extensions" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class is given in Table 6.1.22.12.

Table 6.1.22.12 Description of the "extensions" attribute for the "TextAppearance" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	extensions
Data Type	Namespace (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Global ("+")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	Type: Extension This extension enables the exchange of proprietary data. Therefore this is a privacy vulnerability.
Description	This is a placeholder. It informs bindings of this Information Model as to the valid locations for the inclusion that extend the TextAppearance class. The form of the extension is dependent on the type of binding.

6.1.23 UserAFAPNPRecord Class Description

The data model for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" class is shown in Figure 6.1.23 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.23.

Figure 6.1.23 - UserAFAPNPRecord class definitions.

Table 6.1.23 Description of the "UserAFAPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	UserAFAPNPRecord
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: SingleUserAFAPNPRecord
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: personSourcedId [P] activitySourcedId user [P] access-for-all-pnp [P]
Description	This is the container for each of the combined user information and AfA PNP record. The related privacy definitions for the child attributes are available HERE.

6.1.23.1 "personSourcedId" Attribute Description

The description of the "personSourcedId" attribute for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" class is given in Table 6.1.23.1.

Table 6.1.23.1 Description of the "personSourcedId" attribute for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	personSourcedId
Data Type	PersonSourcedId
Value Space	Container [ DerivedType ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	Type: SourcedId No description supplied.
Description	This is the unique identifier for the person who owns the PNP record(s)

6.1.23.2 "activitySourcedId" Attribute Description

The description of the "activitySourcedId" attribute for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" class is given in Table 6.1.23.2.

Table 6.1.23.2 Description of the "activitySourcedId" attribute for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	activitySourcedId
Data Type	ActivitySourcedId
Value Space	Container [ DerivedType ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	This is an identifier that has been assigned to the individual as part of the learning process for which the PNP record will be used.

6.1.23.3 "user" Attribute Description

The description of the "user" attribute for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" class is given in Table 6.1.23.3.

Table 6.1.23.3 Description of the "user" attribute for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	user
Data Type	UserRecord
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	Type: Container This is a CONTAINER holding information with privacy implications.
Description	The user record. This contains the minimum information required to identify, uniquely (excluding the use of the 'sourcedid'), an individual in the AfA PNP Server.

6.1.23.4 "access-for-all-pnp" Attribute Description

The description of the "access-for-all-pnp" attribute for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" class is given in Table 6.1.23.4.

Table 6.1.23.4 Description of the "access-for-all-pnp" attribute for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	access-for-all-pnp
Data Type	AccessForAllPNP
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	Type: Container This is a CONTAINER holding information with privacy implications.
Description	This is actual AfA PNP Record instance.

6.1.24 UserId Class Description

The data model for the "UserId" class is shown in Figure 6.1.24 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.24.

Figure 6.1.24 - UserId class definitions.

Table 6.1.24 Description of the "UserId" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	UserId
Class Type	Container [ Unordered ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: UserRecord
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: type [P] identifier [P]
Description	This is the container for an external user identifier that should be used for this user in the cntext of the AFA PNP Server. This might be an active directory id, an LTI id, or some other machine-readable identifier that is used for this person. The related privacy definitions for the child attributes are available HERE.

6.1.24.1 "type" Attribute Description

The description of the "type" attribute for the "UserId" class is given in Table 6.1.24.1.

Table 6.1.24.1 Description of the "type" attribute for the "UserId" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	type
Data Type	NormalizedString (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	Type: Identifier No description supplied.
Description	The type of identifier. This is no predefined vocabuary.

6.1.24.2 "identifier" Attribute Description

The description of the "identifier" attribute for the "UserId" class is given in Table 6.1.24.2.

Table 6.1.24.2 Description of the "identifier" attribute for the "UserId" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	identifier
Data Type	Identifier
Value Space	Container [ DerivedType ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	Type: Identifier No description supplied.
Description	The identifier, of the defined type, for the user.

6.1.25 UserRecord Class Description

The data model for the "UserRecord" class is shown in Figure 6.1.25 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.25.

Figure 6.1.25 - UserRecord class definitions.

Table 6.1.25 Description of the "UserRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	UserRecord
Class Type	Container [ Unordered ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: UserAFAPNPRecord
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: userIds [P] extensions [P]
Description	The container for the user information. This is a minimal set of information that can identify, uniquely, a user in the AfA PNP Server. It MUST not contain Personally Identifiable Information. The related privacy definitions for the child attributes are available HERE.

6.1.25.1 "userIds" Attribute Description

The description of the "userIds" attribute for the "UserRecord" class is given in Table 6.1.25.1.

Table 6.1.25.1 Description of the "userIds" attribute for the "UserRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	userIds
Data Type	UserId
Value Space	Container [ Unordered ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1.. unbounded]
Privacy	Type: Container This is a CONTAINER holding information with privacy implications.
Description	This is the set of external user identifiers that should be used for this user in the context of the AFA PNP Server. This might be an active directory id, an LTI id, or some other machine-readable identifier that is used for this person.

6.1.25.2 "extensions" Attribute Description

The description of the "extensions" attribute for the "UserRecord" class is given in Table 6.1.25.2.

Table 6.1.25.2 Description of the "extensions" attribute for the "UserRecord" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	extensions
Data Type	Namespace (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Global ("+")
Multiplicity	[0.. unbounded]
Privacy	Type: Extension This extension enables the exchange of proprietary data. Therefore this is a privacy vulnerability.
Description	The form of the extension is dependent on the binding technology being used. This specification is silent on what implementers may consider to be appropriate extensions.

6.1.26 imsx_CodeMinor Class Description

The data model for the "imsx_CodeMinor" class is shown in Figure 6.1.26 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.26.

Figure 6.1.26 - imsx_CodeMinor class definitions.

Table 6.1.26 Description of the "imsx_CodeMinor" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	imsx_CodeMinor
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: imsx_StatusInfo
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: imsx_codeMinorField
Description	This is the container for the set of code minor status codes reported in the responses from the Service Provider.

6.1.26.1 "imsx_codeMinorField" Attribute Description

The description of the "imsx_codeMinorField" attribute for the "imsx_CodeMinor" class is given in Table 6.1.26.1.

Table 6.1.26.1 Description of the "imsx_codeMinorField" attribute for the "imsx_CodeMinor" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	imsx_codeMinorField
Data Type	imsx_CodeMinorField
Value Space	Container [ Sequence ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1.. unbounded]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	Each reported code minor status code.

6.1.27 imsx_CodeMinorField Class Description

The data model for the "imsx_CodeMinorField" class is shown in Figure 6.1.27 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.27.

Figure 6.1.27 - imsx_CodeMinorField class definitions.

Table 6.1.27 Description of the "imsx_CodeMinorField" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	imsx_CodeMinorField
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: imsx_CodeMinor
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: imsx_codeMinorFieldName imsx_codeMinorFieldValue
Description	This is the container for a single code minor status code.

6.1.27.1 "imsx_codeMinorFieldName" Attribute Description

The description of the "imsx_codeMinorFieldName" attribute for the "imsx_CodeMinorField" class is given in Table 6.1.27.1.

Table 6.1.27.1 Description of the "imsx_codeMinorFieldName" attribute for the "imsx_CodeMinorField" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	imsx_codeMinorFieldName
Data Type	NormalizedString (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3. Default = "TargetEndSystem".
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	This should contain the identity of the system that has produced the code minor status code report. In most cases this will be the target service provider denoted as 'TargetEndSystem'.

6.1.27.2 "imsx_codeMinorFieldValue" Attribute Description

The description of the "imsx_codeMinorFieldValue" attribute for the "imsx_CodeMinorField" class is given in Table 6.1.27.2.

Table 6.1.27.2 Description of the "imsx_codeMinorFieldValue" attribute for the "imsx_CodeMinorField" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	imsx_codeMinorFieldValue
Data Type	imsx_CodeMinorValueEnum
Value Space	Enumerated value set of: { fullsuccess \| forbidden \| internal_server_error \| invalid_filter_field \| invalid_selection_field \| invalid_sort_field \| invaliddata \| server_busy \| unauthorisedrequest \| unknownobject \| unsupported \| user_already_exists }
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The code minor status code (this is a value from the corresponding enumerated vocabulary).

6.1.28 imsx_StatusInfo Class Description

The data model for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class is shown in Figure 6.1.28 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.1.28.

Figure 6.1.28 - imsx_StatusInfo class definitions.

Table 6.1.28 Description of the "imsx_StatusInfo" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	imsx_StatusInfo
Class Type	Container [ Sequence ]
Parents	There are no parent classes.
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	This class is not derived from another class.
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: imsx_codeMajor imsx_severity imsx_description imsx_codeMinor
Description	This is the container for the status code and associated information returned within the HTTP messages received from the Service Provider. For the OneRoster Resources service this object will only be returned to provide information about a failed request i.e. it will NOT be in the payload for a successful request. See Appendix B for further information on the interpretation of the information contained within this class.

6.1.28.1 "imsx_codeMajor" Attribute Description

The description of the "imsx_codeMajor" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class is given in Table 6.1.28.1.

Table 6.1.28.1 Description of the "imsx_codeMajor" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	imsx_codeMajor
Data Type	imsx_CodeMajorEnum
Value Space	Enumerated value set of: { success \| processing \| failure \| unsupported }
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The code major value (from the corresponding enumerated vocabulary). See Appendix B for further information on the interpretation of this set of codes. The permitted vocabulary for the values for the CodeMajor field.

6.1.28.2 "imsx_severity" Attribute Description

The description of the "imsx_severity" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class is given in Table 6.1.28.2.

Table 6.1.28.2 Description of the "imsx_severity" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	imsx_severity
Data Type	imsx_SeverityEnum
Value Space	Enumerated value set of: { status \| warning \| error }
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The severity value (from the corresponding enumerated vocabulary). See Appendix B for further information on the interpretation of this set of codes.

6.1.28.3 "imsx_description" Attribute Description

The description of the "imsx_description" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class is given in Table 6.1.28.3.

Table 6.1.28.3 Description of the "imsx_description" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	imsx_description
Data Type	String (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	A human readable description supplied by the entity creating the status code information.

6.1.28.4 "imsx_codeMinor" Attribute Description

The description of the "imsx_codeMinor" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class is given in Table 6.1.28.4.

Table 6.1.28.4 Description of the "imsx_codeMinor" attribute for the "imsx_StatusInfo" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	imsx_codeMinor
Data Type	imsx_CodeMinor
Value Space	Container [ Sequence ]
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The set of reported code minor status codes. See Appendix B for further information on the interpretation of this set of codes.

6.2. Derived Class Descriptions

This Section is NORMATIVE.

All of the derived data classes used within this Information Model are described in this Section. The syntax and semantics for this representation is described in Appendix A3.2.

6.2.1 ActivitySourcedId Class Description

The data model for the "ActivitySourcedId" class is shown in Figure 6.2.1 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.2.1.

Figure 6.2.1 - ActivitySourcedId class definitions.

Table 6.2.1 Description of the "ActivitySourcedId" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	ActivitySourcedId
Class Type	Container [ DerivedType ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNPRecord UserAFAPNPRecord
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: NormalizedString (PrimitiveType)
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	There are no children.
Description	The data-type for the sourcedId of an Activity. This is used to identify the learning activity for the user.

6.2.2 Calculator Class Description

The data model for the "Calculator" class is shown in Figure 6.2.2 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.2.2.

Figure 6.2.2 - Calculator class definitions.

Table 6.2.2 Description of the "Calculator" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	Calculator
Class Type	Container [ DerivedType ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: Empty (PrimitiveType)
Characteristics	The set of characteristics are: calculator-type
Children	There are no children.
Description	The data-type for the type of calculator tool.

6.2.2.1 "calculator-type" Characteristic Description

The description of the "calculator-type" characteristic for the "Calculator" class is given in Table 6.2.2.1.

Table 6.2.2.1 Description of the "calculator-type" characteristic for the "Calculator" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Characteristic Name	calculator-type
Data Type	CalculatorType
Value Space	The union consists of values of data-type(s): CalculatorTypeEnum (Enumeration), ExtensionString (Derived-type)
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Description	The type of calculator that can be used. This consists of an extensible predefined set of types of permitted calculator.

6.2.3 ExtensionString Class Description

The data model for the "ExtensionString" class is shown in Figure 6.2.3 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.2.3.

Figure 6.2.3 - ExtensionString class definitions.

Table 6.2.3 Description of the "ExtensionString" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	ExtensionString
Class Type	Container [ DerivedType ]
Parents	There are no parent classes.
Derived Classes	The set of derived classes are: AccessModeValue AdaptationDetailValue AdaptationMediaTypeValue AdaptationTypeValue BrailleType CalculatorType ColorThemeExtEnum ControlFlexibilityValueExtEnum EducationalComplexityValueExtEnum HazardValueExtEnum MathType RestrictionType
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: String (PrimitiveType)
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: pattern
Description	This is the mechanism to provide extensible enumerated vocabularies. The extensions must be strings that start with the sub-string of 'ext:'.

6.2.3.1 "pattern" Attribute Description

The description of the "pattern" attribute for the "ExtensionString" class is given in Table 6.2.3.

Table 6.2.3 Description of the "pattern" attribute for the "ExtensionString" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	pattern
Data Type	String (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3. Default = "(ext:)[a-z\|A-Z\|.\|_]+".
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The regular expression that constrains the extension value to start with the sub-string of 'ext:'.

6.2.4 Hex Class Description

The data model for the "Hex" class is shown in Figure 6.2.4 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.2.4.

Figure 6.2.4 - Hex class definitions.

Table 6.2.4 Description of the "Hex" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	Hex
Class Type	Container [ DerivedType ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: LineReader TextAppearance
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: String (PrimitiveType)
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: pattern
Description	A data-type that constrains the value to a hex number.

6.2.4.1 "pattern" Attribute Description

The description of the "pattern" attribute for the "Hex" class is given in Table 6.2.4.

Table 6.2.4 Description of the "pattern" attribute for the "Hex" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	pattern
Data Type	String (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3. Default = "(#)([A-Fa-f0-9]{6}\|[A-Fa-f0-9]{3})".
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The regular expression to establish the constrain for creating a hex value.

6.2.5 Identifier Class Description

The data model for the "Identifier" class is shown in Figure 6.2.5 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.2.5.

Figure 6.2.5 - Identifier class definitions.

Table 6.2.5 Description of the "Identifier" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	Identifier
Class Type	Container [ DerivedType ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: UserId
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: NormalizedString (PrimitiveType)
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	There are no children.
Description	The data-type for a unique identifier. The scope of the uniqueness of this identifier is determined by the organization assigning it.

6.2.6 PersonSourcedId Class Description

The data model for the "PersonSourcedId" class is shown in Figure 6.2.6 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.2.6.

Figure 6.2.6 - PersonSourcedId class definitions.

Table 6.2.6 Description of the "PersonSourcedId" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	PersonSourcedId
Class Type	Container [ DerivedType ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNPRecord UserAFAPNPRecord
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: NormalizedString (PrimitiveType)
Characteristics	The set of characteristics are: source-system
Children	There are no children.
Description	The data-type for the sourcedId of a Person. This is used to identify the owner of a PNP Record. There is NO predefined format for this identifier.

6.2.6.1 "source-system" Characteristic Description

The description of the "source-system" characteristic for the "PersonSourcedId" class is given in Table 6.2.6.1.

Table 6.2.6.1 Description of the "source-system" characteristic for the "PersonSourcedId" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Characteristic Name	source-system
Data Type	NormalizedString (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Description	The source system that was responsible for the allocation of the 'sourcedId' for the Person.

6.2.7 Volume Class Description

The data model for the "Volume" class is shown in Figure 6.2.7 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.2.7.

Figure 6.2.7 - Volume class definitions.

Table 6.2.7 Description of the "Volume" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	Volume
Class Type	Container [ DerivedType ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: Spoken
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: Float (PrimitiveType)
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of children attributes are: maxInclusive
Description	A data-type for Volume that constrains the value to maximum float.

6.2.7.1 "maxInclusive" Attribute Description

The description of the "maxInclusive" attribute for the "Volume" class is given in Table 6.2.7.

Table 6.2.7 Description of the "maxInclusive" attribute for the "Volume" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	maxInclusive
Data Type	String (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3. Default = "1.0".
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[1]
Privacy	There are NO privacy implications.
Description	The maximum permitted value for the volume.

6.2.8 ZoomAmount Class Description

The data model for the "ZoomAmount" class is shown in Figure 6.2.8 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.2.8.

Figure 6.2.8 - ZoomAmount class definitions.

Table 6.2.8 Description of the "ZoomAmount" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	ZoomAmount
Class Type	Container [ DerivedType ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: Magnification SelectMagnification
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: Empty (PrimitiveType)
Characteristics	The set of characteristics are: zoom-amount
Children	There are no children.
Description	A data-type for amount of zoom i.e. magnification.

6.2.8.1 "zoom-amount" Characteristic Description

The description of the "zoom-amount" characteristic for the "ZoomAmount" class is given in Table 6.2.8.1.

Table 6.2.8.1 Description of the "zoom-amount" characteristic for the "ZoomAmount" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Characteristic Name	zoom-amount
Data Type	Float (Primitive-type)
Value Space	See Appendix A3.3.
Scope	Local ("-")
Multiplicity	[0..1]
Description	The value for the zoom amount as a float number.

6.3. Enumerated Vocabulary Descriptions

This Section is NORMATIVE.

All of the enumerated vocabularies used within this Information Model are described in this Section. The syntax and semantics for this representation is described in Appendix A3.4.

6.3.1 AccessModeEnum Vocabulary Description

The AccessMode vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the access mode. Access mode defines what a user seeks either in an adaptation or an original resource as a replacement for a different access mode. The data model for the "AccessModeEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.1 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.1.

Figure 6.3.1 - AccessModeEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.1 Description of the "AccessModeEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
auditory	Information is conveyed that requires the sense of hearing.
color	Information is conveyed that requires the ability to perceive colour.
item-size	Information is conveyed that requires the ability to distinguish the relative sizes of items using vision.
olfactory	Information is conveyed that requires the sense of smell.
orientation	Information is conveyed that requires the ability to distinguish the direction in which an item is pointing using vision.
position	Information is conveyed that requires the ability to distinguish the relative locations of items using vision.
tactile	Information is conveyed that requires the sense of touch.
text-on-image	Information is conveyed using text where the text is embedded in an image.
textual	Information is conveyed that requires the processing of text.
visual	Information is conveyed that requires the sense of vision.

6.3.2 AdaptationDetailEnum Vocabulary Description

The AdaptationDetail vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the adaptation detail. The data model for the "AdaptationDetailEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.2 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.2.

Figure 6.3.2 - AdaptationDetailEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.2 Description of the "AdaptationDetailEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
enhanced	An adaptation with more extensive forms of alternative than the standard for that kind of adaptation; enhanced captions might include images or speech bubbles, and enhanced audio description might pause the video to insert extra audio.
real-time	An adaptation produced at the time a resource is being produced; real-time captions are often used for live newscasts.
recorded	An audio adaptation featuring a human voice reading the material.
symbolic	An adaptation offering a symbolic rendition of the material, for example a document using Bliss symbolics: http://www.blissymbolics.org/pfw/.
synthesized	An audio adaptation featuring text-to-speech technology.
verbatim	An exact transcription of audio; verbatim captions capture all speech word for word.

6.3.3 AdaptationMediaTypeEnum Vocabulary Description

The AdaptationMediaType vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the adaptation media type. The data model for the "AdaptationMediaTypeEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.3 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.3.

Figure 6.3.3 - AdaptationMediaTypeEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.3 Description of the "AdaptationMediaTypeEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
ChemML	Indicates that the resource is formatted using ChemML (Chemical Markup Language), an XML-based markup language for the management of chemical information: http://cml.sourceforge.net/.
Daisy	Indicates that the resource is formatted using DAISY (the Digital Accessible Information System), a digital talking book format: http://www.daisy.org/.
EPUB3	Indicates that the resource is formatted using EPUB3, a distribution and interchange format standard for digital publications and documents: http://idpf.org/epub/30
LIT	Indicates that the resource is formatted for use with Microsoft Reader, a free electronic book reader from Microsoft. Files stored in this format are named using an extension of ".lit" (http://www.microsoft.com/reader/).
LaTeX	Indicates that the resource is formatted to be machine processable by a LaTeX processor.
MathML	Indicates that the resource is formatted using MathML, an XML-based specification for describing mathematical expressions so that they can be displayed, manipulated and shared over the World Wide Web (http://www.w3.org/Math/).
NIMAS	Indicates that the resource is formatted using NIMAS (National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard), a technical standard used by publishers to produce source files (in XML) that may be used to develop multiple specialized formats (such as braille or audio books) for students with print disabilities (http://nimas.cast.org/).
Nemeth	Indicates that the resource is formatted using Nemeth (the Nemeth Braille Code for Mathematics), a braille code for encoding mathematical and scientific notation linearly (http://www.dotlessbraille.org/NemethIntro.htm).
OEBPS	Indicates that the resource is formatted using Open eBook Publication Structure (OEBPS), an XML-based specification for the content, structure, and presentation of electronic books (http://www.openebook.org/oebps/oebps1.2/index.htm).
PDF	Indicates that the resource is formatted using Portable Document Format (PDF), a common document format used to represent documents in a manner independent of the application software, hardware, and operating system: http://www.iso.org/iso/iso_catalogue/catalogue_tc/catalogue_detail.htm?csnumber=38920; and http://www.adobe.com/devnet/pdf/pdf_reference.html.
braille	Indicates that the resource is formatted in an electronic data format for representing braille books. Braille is a tactile system of raised dots representing letters of the alphabet: http://www.cnib.ca/en/living/braille/braille-system/ and http://www.braille.org. One example of an electronic braille format is Portable Embosser Format (PEF): http://www.daisy.org/projects/braille/braille_workarea/pef.html. Another example is BRF, a version of braille ASCI: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braille_ASCII.

6.3.4 AdaptationTypeEnum Vocabulary Description

The AdaptationType vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the adaptation type. The adaptation type is the nature or genre of the adaptation required as a replacement for a specific access mode. The data model for the "AdaptationTypeEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.4 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.4.

Figure 6.3.4 - AdaptationTypeEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.4 Description of the "AdaptationTypeEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
alternative-text	Text that is programmatically associated with non-text content and that serves the equivalent purpose (WCAG2): http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/#text-altdef; and http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/#text-equiv.
audio-description	Narration has been added to the soundtrack to describe important visual details that cannot be understood from the main soundtrack alone (WCAG2): http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/#audiodescdef.
captions	Synchronized visual and/or text alternative for both speech and non-speech audio information needed to understand the media content (WCAG2): http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/#captionsdef.
e-book	Electronic book, a book published in electronic form: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/e-book.
haptic	Of, or relating, to the sensation of touch; used here to identify resources that include force feedback or other three-dimensional interfaces: in part from http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/H/haptic.html.
high-contrast	A resource offering an alternative visual version of another resource, with visual presentation of text and images of text that has a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1, or, for larger text, a contrast ratio of at least 3:1 (WCAG2 Checkpoint 1.4.3): http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/#visual-audio-contrast.
long-description	An alternative text that is longer than a few sentences.
sign-language	A language using combinations of movements of the hands and arms, facial expressions, or body positions to convey meaning (WCAG2): http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/#sign-languagedef
transcript	A written, typewritten, or printed copy; something transcribed or made by transcribing: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/transcript.

6.3.5 BrailleTypeEnum Vocabulary Description

The BrailleType vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the type of Braille. The data model for the "BrailleTypeEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.5 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.5.

Figure 6.3.5 - BrailleTypeEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.5 Description of the "BrailleTypeEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
ebae	Use of English Braille American Edition.
ueb	Use of Unified English Braille.

6.3.6 CalculatorTypeEnum Vocabulary Description

The CalculatorType vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the type of calculator to made available to the user. The data model for the "CalculatorTypeEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.6 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.6.

Figure 6.3.6 - CalculatorTypeEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.6 Description of the "CalculatorTypeEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
basic	Requires the use of a basic calculator.
graphing	Requires the use of a graphing calculator.
scientific	Requires the use of a scientific calculator.
standard	Requires the use of a standard calculator.

6.3.7 ColorThemeEnum Vocabulary Description

The data model for the "ColorThemeEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.7 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.7.

Figure 6.3.7 - ColorThemeEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.7 Description of the "ColorThemeEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
black-cream	Black foreground on cream background theme.
black-cyan	Black foreground on cyan background theme.
black-rose	Black foreground on rose background theme.
blue-yellow	Blue foreground on a yellow background theme.
cream-black	Cream foreground on black background theme.
cyan-black	Cyan foreground on black background theme.
darkgray-medgray	Dark gray foreground on medium gray background theme.
default	Whatever the tool uses as its default theme.
default-reverse	Whatever the tool uses is its default reverse polarity theme.
high-contrast	Whatever the tool uses as is its high contrast theme.
high-contrast-reverse	Whatever the tool uses is its high contrast reverse polarity theme.
medgray-darkgray	Medium gray foreground on dark gray background theme.
rose-black	Rose foreground on black background theme.
yellow-blue	Yellow foreground on a blue background theme.

6.3.8 ControlFexibilityEnum Vocabulary Description

The ControlFlexibility vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the type of control over a resource. The data model for the "ControlFexibilityEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.8 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.8.

Figure 6.3.8 - ControlFexibilityEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.8 Description of the "ControlFexibilityEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
full-keyboard-control	Indicates a resource that can be controlled effectively using only a keyboard.
full-mouse-control	Indicates a resource that can be controlled effectively using only a mouse or other pointing device.

6.3.9 DeliveryModeEnum Vocabulary Description

The DeliveryMode vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the mode of delivery for the Braille device. The data model for the "DeliveryModeEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.9 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.9.

Figure 6.3.9 - DeliveryModeEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.9 Description of the "DeliveryModeEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
embossed	Requires the use of a device that can present data in an embossed manner.
refreshable	Requires the use of a device that can be refreshed.

6.3.10 EducationalComplexityEnum Vocabulary Description

The EducationalComplexity vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the educational complexity. This identifies a resource that is simplified or enriched relative to another resource that presents the same intellectual content. The data model for the "EducationalComplexityEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.10 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.10.

Figure 6.3.10 - EducationalComplexityEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.10 Description of the "EducationalComplexityEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
enriched	Indicates a resource that presents the same intellectual content as another resource but at a higher education level or with more complexity.
simplified	Indicates a resource that presents the same intellectual content as another resource but at a lower education level or with less complexity.

6.3.11 FontFaceEnum Vocabulary Description

The FontFace vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the nature of the font used to render textual information. The data model for the "FontFaceEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.11 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.11.

Figure 6.3.11 - FontFaceEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.11 Description of the "FontFaceEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
cursive	The use of the generic font face 'cursive'.
fantasy	The use of the generic font face 'fantasy'.
monospaced	The use of the generic font face 'monospace'.
sans serif	The use of the generic font face 'san serif'.
serif	The use of the generic font face 'serif'.

6.3.12 GradeEnum Vocabulary Description

The Grade vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the form of encoding for the Braille device. The data model for the "GradeEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.12 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.12.

Figure 6.3.12 - GradeEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.12 Description of the "GradeEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
1	A Braille grade 1.
2	A Braille grade 2.
3	A Braille grade 3.

6.3.13 HazardVocabularyEnum Vocabulary Description

The HazardVocabulary vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for a hazard. This is used to annotate a resource as having a characteristic taht should not be delivered to a user. The data model for the "HazardVocabularyEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.13 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.13.

Figure 6.3.13 - HazardVocabularyEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.13 Description of the "HazardVocabularyEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
flashing	A resource whose visual pattern flashes more than three times in any one second; this level of flashing can cause seizures in some users (WCAG2 Guideline 2.3.2): http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/#seizure].
motion-simulation	A resource that simulates motion; this may result in a feeling of nausea to the user.
olfactory-hazard	A resource generating a smell that may generate an allergic reaction [ISO 29138].
sound	A resource generating audio pattern that can cause the user to have seizures [ISO 29138].

6.3.14 LinkIndicationEnum Vocabulary Description

The LinkIndication vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the indicating presence of a linking object e.g. URL. The data model for the "LinkIndicationEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.14 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.14.

Figure 6.3.14 - LinkIndicationEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.14 Description of the "LinkIndicationEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
different-voice	Indicates that a URL link should be indicated using a voice diffeent than that used for other spoken text.
none	Indicates that there is no specical way to indicate a URL link.
sound-effect	Indicates that a URL link should be indicated using a sound effect.
speak-link	Indicates that a URL link should be indicated using a spoken code.

6.3.15 MathTypeEnum Vocabulary Description

The MathType vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the type of Braille code for Mathematics. The data model for the "MathTypeEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.15 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.15.

Figure 6.3.15 - MathTypeEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.15 Description of the "MathTypeEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
nemeth	Indicates that the mathematical resource is formatted using Nemeth (the Nemeth Braille Code for Mathematics), a braille code for encoding mathematical and scientific notation linearly (http://www.dotlessbraille.org/NemethIntro.htm).
ueb	Indicates that the mathematical resource is formatted using United English Braille.

6.3.16 ReadingTypeEnum Vocabulary Description

The ReadingType vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the type of reading aloud. The data model for the "ReadingTypeEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.16 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.16.

Figure 6.3.16 - ReadingTypeEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.16 Description of the "ReadingTypeEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
computer-read-aloud	Indicates that the material should be read aloud using the native computer system.
screen-reader	Indicates that the material should be read aloud using a screen reader.

6.3.17 RestrictionTypeEnum Vocabulary Description

The RestrictionType vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the type of restrictions to which the reading is applied. The data model for the "RestrictionTypeEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.17 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.17.

Figure 6.3.17 - RestrictionTypeEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.17 Description of the "RestrictionTypeEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
directions-only	The spoken mode is restricted to information for directions-only.
skip-chemistry-equations	The spoken mode is should not include chemical equations.
skip-math-equations	The spoken mode is should not include mathematical equations.
unrestricted	There are no restrictions on the spoken mode operation.
word-by-word	The spoken mode is restricted as word-by-word.

6.3.18 TypingEchoEnum Vocabulary Description

The TypingEcho vocabulary defines the set of permitted values for the resolution of the typing activity. The data model for the "TypingEchoEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.18 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.18.

Figure 6.3.18 - TypingEchoEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.18 Description of the "TypingEchoEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
characters	Indicates that the typing echo should be character-based.
characters-and-words	Indicates that the typing echo should be character and words based.
none	Indicates that there should be no typing echo.
words	Indicates that the typing echo should be words-based.

6.3.19 imsx_CodeMajorEnum Vocabulary Description

The data model for the "imsx_CodeMajorEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.19 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.19.

Figure 6.3.19 - imsx_CodeMajorEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.19 Description of the "imsx_CodeMajorEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
failure	Denotes that the transaction request has failed. The detailed reason will be reported in the accompanying 'codeMinor' fields.
processing	Denotes that the request is being processed at the destination or there has been a local transmission failure. This value is used in asynchronous services.
success	Denotes that the request has been successfully completed. If the associated 'severity' value is 'warning' then the request has been partially successful i.e. best effort by the service provider. Other parts of the status information may provide more insight into a partial success response.
unsupported	Denotes that the service provider does not support the requested operation. This is the required default response for an unsupported operation by an implementation.

6.3.20 imsx_CodeMinorValueEnum Vocabulary Description

The data model for the "imsx_CodeMinorValueEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.20 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.20.

Figure 6.3.20 - imsx_CodeMinorValueEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.20 Description of the "imsx_CodeMinorValueEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
forbidden	This is used to indicate that the server can be reached and process the request but refuses to take any further action. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '403'.
fullsuccess	The request has been fully and successfully implemented by the Service Provider. For a REST binding this will have an HTTP code of '200' for a successful 'GET' request; '201' for a successful 'PUT' request; '204' for a successful 'DELETE' request.
internal_server_error	This should be used only if there is catastrophic error and there is not a more appropriate code. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '500'.
invalid_filter_field	An invalid filter field was supplied and so the filtering was not possible. No data has been reurned. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '400'.
invalid_selection_field	An invalid selection field field was supplied and data filtering on the selection criteria was not possible. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '400'.
invalid_sort_field	An invalid sort field field was supplied and sorting on the given value was not possible. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '400'.
invaliddata	No description supplied.
server_busy	The server is receiving too many requests. Retry at a later time. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '429'.
unauthorisedrequest	The request was not correctly authorised. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '401'.
unknownobject	The supplied identifier is unknown in the Service Provider and so the object could not be changed. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '404'.
unsupported	Denotes that the service provider does not support the requested operation. This is the required default response for an unsupported operation by an implementation. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'unsupported/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '500'.
user_already_exists	A request has been made to create a user record for a user that already exists. Overwriting of an existing user record is not permitted. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '409'.

6.3.21 imsx_SeverityEnum Vocabulary Description

The data model for the "imsx_SeverityEnum" enumerated class is shown in Figure 6.3.21 and the accompanying vocabulary definition in Table 6.3.21.

Figure 6.3.21 - imsx_SeverityEnum class definitions.

Table 6.3.21 Description of the "imsx_SeverityEnum" enumerated vocabulary terms.
Term	Definition
error	A significant error has occurred in processing the request and so the request was not completed (the Service Provider may not even have received the request).
status	The request has been completed and a response was received from the Service Provider.
warning	The request has only been partially completed. For an asynchronous service a further response should be expected.

6.4. Union Class Descriptions

The set of union classes used within this Information Model are described in this Section. The syntax and semantics for this representation is described in Appendix A3.2.

6.4.1 AccessModeValue Class Description

The data model for the "AccessModeValue" class is shown in Figure 6.4.1 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.4.1.

Figure 6.4.1 - AccessModeValue class definitions.

Table 6.4.1 Description of the "AccessModeValue" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	AccessModeValue
Class Type	Container [ Union ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessModeRequired AdaptationDetailRequired AdaptationMediaRequired AdaptationTypeRequired
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: AccessModeEnum ExtensionString
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of directly inherited children attributes are: auditory color item-size olfactory orientation position tactile text-on-image textual visual pattern
Description	This is the data-type that enables the creation of extensions to the enumerated AccessModeVocabulary.

6.4.2 AdaptationDetailValue Class Description

The data model for the "AdaptationDetailValue" class is shown in Figure 6.4.2 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.4.2.

Figure 6.4.2 - AdaptationDetailValue class definitions.

Table 6.4.2 Description of the "AdaptationDetailValue" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	AdaptationDetailValue
Class Type	Container [ Union ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AdaptationDetailRequired
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: ExtensionString AdaptationDetailEnum
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of directly inherited children attributes are: pattern enhanced verbatim real-time symbolic recorded synthesized
Description	This is the data-type that enables the creation of extensions to the enumerated AdaptationDetailVocabulary vocabulary.

6.4.3 AdaptationMediaTypeValue Class Description

The data model for the "AdaptationMediaTypeValue" class is shown in Figure 6.4.3 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.4.3.

Figure 6.4.3 - AdaptationMediaTypeValue class definitions.

Table 6.4.3 Description of the "AdaptationMediaTypeValue" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	AdaptationMediaTypeValue
Class Type	Container [ Union ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AdaptationMediaRequired
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: AdaptationMediaTypeEnum ExtensionString
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of directly inherited children attributes are: Daisy braille NIMAS MathML ChemML LaTeX OEBPS PDF LIT Nemeth EPUB3 pattern
Description	This is the data-type that enables the creation of extensions to the enumerated AdaptationMediaTypeVocabulary.

6.4.4 AdaptationTypeValue Class Description

The data model for the "AdaptationTypeValue" class is shown in Figure 6.4.4 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.4.4.

Figure 6.4.4 - AdaptationTypeValue class definitions.

Table 6.4.4 Description of the "AdaptationTypeValue" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	AdaptationTypeValue
Class Type	Container [ Union ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AdaptationTypeRequired
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: ExtensionString AdaptationTypeEnum
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of directly inherited children attributes are: pattern alternative-text audio-description captions e-book haptic high-contrast long-description sign-language transcript
Description	This is the data-type that enables the creation of extensions to the enumerated AdaptationTypeVocabulary.

6.4.5 BrailleType Class Description

The data model for the "BrailleType" class is shown in Figure 6.4.5 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.4.5.

Figure 6.4.5 - BrailleType class definitions.

Table 6.4.5 Description of the "BrailleType" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	BrailleType
Class Type	Container [ Union ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: Braille
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: ExtensionString BrailleTypeEnum
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of directly inherited children attributes are: pattern ebae ueb
Description	This is the data-type that enables the creation of extensions to the enumerated BrailleTypeVocab.

6.4.6 CalculatorType Class Description

The data model for the "CalculatorType" class is shown in Figure 6.4.6 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.4.6.

Figure 6.4.6 - CalculatorType class definitions.

Table 6.4.6 Description of the "CalculatorType" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	CalculatorType
Class Type	Container [ Union ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: Calculator
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: CalculatorTypeEnum ExtensionString
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of directly inherited children attributes are: basic standard scientific graphing pattern
Description	This is the data-type that enables the creation of extensions to the enumerated CalculatorTypeVocab.

6.4.7 ColorThemeExtEnum Class Description

The data model for the "ColorThemeExtEnum" class is shown in Figure 6.4.7 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.4.7.

Figure 6.4.7 - ColorThemeExtEnum class definitions.

Table 6.4.7 Description of the "ColorThemeExtEnum" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	ColorThemeExtEnum
Class Type	Container [ Union ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: TextAppearance
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: ExtensionString ColorThemeEnum
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of directly inherited children attributes are: pattern default default-reverse high-contrast high-contrast-reverse yellow-blue blue-yellow black-rose rose-black black-cyan cyan-black black-cream cream-black medgray-darkgray darkgray-medgray
Description	This is the data-type that enables the creation of extensions to the enumerated ColorThemeEnum.

6.4.8 ControlFlexibilityValueExtEnum Class Description

The data model for the "ControlFlexibilityValueExtEnum" class is shown in Figure 6.4.8 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.4.8.

Figure 6.4.8 - ControlFlexibilityValueExtEnum class definitions.

Table 6.4.8 Description of the "ControlFlexibilityValueExtEnum" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	ControlFlexibilityValueExtEnum
Class Type	Container [ Union ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: ControlFexibilityEnum ExtensionString
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of directly inherited children attributes are: full-keyboard-control full-mouse-control pattern
Description	This is the data-type that enables the creation of extensions to the enumerated ControlFlexibilityVocabulary.

6.4.9 EducationalComplexityValueExtEnum Class Description

The data model for the "EducationalComplexityValueExtEnum" class is shown in Figure 6.4.9 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.4.9.

Figure 6.4.9 - EducationalComplexityValueExtEnum class definitions.

Table 6.4.9 Description of the "EducationalComplexityValueExtEnum" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	EducationalComplexityValueExtEnum
Class Type	Container [ Union ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: EducationalComplexityEnum ExtensionString
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of directly inherited children attributes are: enriched simplified pattern
Description	This is the data-type that enables the creation of extensions to the enumerated EducationalComplexityVocabulary.

6.4.10 HazardValueExtEnum Class Description

The data model for the "HazardValueExtEnum" class is shown in Figure 6.4.10 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.4.10.

Figure 6.4.10 - HazardValueExtEnum class definitions.

Table 6.4.10 Description of the "HazardValueExtEnum" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	HazardValueExtEnum
Class Type	Container [ Union ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: AccessForAllPNP
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: HazardVocabularyEnum ExtensionString
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of directly inherited children attributes are: flashing sound olfactory-hazard motion-simulation pattern
Description	This is the data-type that enables the creation of extensions to the enumerated HazardVocabulary.

6.4.11 MathType Class Description

The data model for the "MathType" class is shown in Figure 6.4.11 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.4.11.

Figure 6.4.11 - MathType class definitions.

Table 6.4.11 Description of the "MathType" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	MathType
Class Type	Container [ Union ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: Braille
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: MathTypeEnum ExtensionString
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of directly inherited children attributes are: nemeth ueb pattern
Description	This is the data-type that enables the creation of extensions to the enumerated MathTypeVocab.

6.4.12 RestrictionType Class Description

The data model for the "RestrictionType" class is shown in Figure 6.4.12 and the accompanying definition in Table 6.4.12.

Figure 6.4.12 - RestrictionType class definitions.

Table 6.4.12 Description of the "RestrictionType" class.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	RestrictionType
Class Type	Container [ Union ]
Parents	The set of parent classes are: Spoken
Derived Classes	There are no derived classes.
Super Classes	The set of classes from which this class is derived: RestrictionTypeEnum ExtensionString
Characteristics	There are no characteristics.
Children	The set of directly inherited children attributes are: unrestricted word-by-word directions-only skip-math-equations skip-chemistry-equations pattern
Description	This is the data-type that enables the creation of extensions to the enumerated RestrictionTypeVocab.

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7. Privacy Model

This Section is NORMATIVE.

All of the privacy implications contained within this Information Model are described in this Section. The syntax and semantics for this representation is described in Appendix A3.8. All of the corresponding concepts and methods for these privacy annotations are defined in the 1EdTech Privacy Framework [Privacy, 23].

7.1 AccessForAllPNP Class Privacy Details

The privacy implications for the "AccessForAllPNP" class are listed in Table 7.1.

Table 7.1 Privacy Implications for the "AccessForAllPNP" Class.
Attribute	Multiplicity	Data-type	Privacy Implication	Description
access-mode-required	[ 0..* ]	Container: AccessModeRequired	Accessibility	Access mode that a user seeks either in an adaptation or an original resource as a replacement for a different access mode.
adaptation-type-required	[ 0..* ]	Container: AdaptationTypeRequired	Accessibility	Nature or genre of the adaptation required as a replacement for a specific access mode.
at-interoperable	[ 0..1 ]	PT: Boolean	Accessibility	A preference for resources which are compatible with assistive technologies.
educational-complexity-of-adaptation	[ 0..1 ]	Union: EducationalComplexityValueExtEnum	Accessibility	A preference for a resource that is simplified or enriched relative to another resource that presents the same intellectual content.
hazard-avoidance	[ 0..* ]	Union: HazardValueExtEnum	Accessibility	A resource having such a characteristic should not be delivered to a user with this preference.
input-requirements	[ 0..1 ]	Union: ControlFlexibilityValueExtEnum	Accessibility	Single input system that is sufficient to control a resource.
language-of-adaptation	[ 0..* ]	Container: LanguageMode	Accessibility	A preference for the language of the adaptation [RFC 4646].
language-of-interface	[ 0..* ]	Container: LanguageMode	Accessibility	A preference for the language of the user interface [RFC 4646].
adaptation-detail-required	[ 0..* ]	Container: AdaptationDetailRequired	Accessibility	Relates an 'existingAccessMode' to an adaptation detail that the user prefers, called an 'adaptationRequest'.
adaptation-media-required	[ 0..* ]	Container: AdaptationMediaRequired	Accessibility	Relates an 'existingAccessMode' to an adaptation media that the user prefers, called an 'adaptationRequest'.
educational-level-of-adaptation	[ 0..* ]	PT: NormalizedString	Accessibility	A preference for the education level of the adaptation.
linguistic-guidance	[ 0..1 ]	Container: ReplacesAccessMode	Accessibility	Additional definitions or explanations are associated with the content to assist users who are not fluent readers of the language in which the content is written.
keyword-emphasis	[ 0..1 ]	Container: ReplacesAccessMode	Accessibility	Certain words are designated in the content as key words. Programs should designate how they are to be emphasized
keyword-translation	[ 0..1 ]	Container: LanguageMode	Accessibility	Certain specific words would have translations available to users who need some assistance with difficult or important words in the content.
simplified-language-portions	[ 0..1 ]	Container: ReplacesAccessMode	Accessibility	An entirely different version of a question may be given to a user using simpler language
simplified-graphics	[ 0..1 ]	Container: ReplacesAccessMode	Accessibility	An entirely different version of a question may be given to a user using simpler graphics.
item-translation	[ 0..1 ]	Container: LanguageMode	Accessibility	An alternate item is made and the user exposed to the alternate language version.
sign-language	[ 0..1 ]	Container: LanguageMode	Accessibility	Animated or live action movie recordings can be provided to the user as either an ASL translation or Signed English version of the Item.
encouragement	[ 0..1 ]	Container: ReplacesAccessMode	Accessibility	Some users may benefit from receiving expressions of encouragement as they work on the content.
additional-testing-time	[ 0..1 ]	Container: AdditionalTestingTime	Accessibility	If a test has a time limit, the user will be allowed additional time to complete the test.
line-reader	[ 0..1 ]	Container: LineReader	Accessibility	Sets the preferences for the use of a line reader
magnification	[ 0..1 ]	Container: Magnification	Accessibility	Sets the use of the magnification settings for the user.
spoken	[ 0..1 ]	Container: Spoken	Accessibility	Sets the settings for use of Speech devices.
tactile	[ 0..1 ]	Container: ReplacesAccessMode	Accessibility	Sets the settings for use of tactile devices.
braille	[ 0..1 ]	Container: Braille	Accessibility	Sets the settings for use of Braille devices
answer-masking	[ 0..1 ]	Container: ReplacesAccessMode	Accessibility	The types of content masking available to limit the amount of content rendered when an item is first presented.
keyboard-directions	[ 0..1 ]	Container: ReplacesAccessMode	Accessibility	Indicates that the user should be provided with keyboard directions when available.
additional-directions	[ 0..1 ]	Container: ReplacesAccessMode	Accessibility	Provides supplemental content that contains additional directions
long-description	[ 0..1 ]	Container: LongDescription	Accessibility	Indicates that the user prefers to have access to long descriptions when available.
captions	[ 0..1 ]	Container: ReplacesAccessMode	Accessibility	SSynchronized visual and/or text alternative for both speech and non-speech audio information needed to understand the media content.
environment	[ 0..1 ]	Container: Environment	Accessibility	In the context of an assessment, this environment information should be made available prior to the testing session to ensure it is setup correctly for the candidate.
transcript	[ 0..1 ]	Container: ReplacesAccessMode	Accessibility	Indicates that the user should have access to transcript content if available.
alternative-text	[ 0..1 ]	Container: ReplacesAccessMode	Accessibility	Indicates a user's preference to have access to any alternative text.
audio-description	[ 0..1 ]	Container: ReplacesAccessMode	Accessibility	Indicates a user's preference that they should be given audio descriptions for media containing video.
high-contrast	[ 0..1 ]	Container: ReplacesAccessMode	Accessibility	Indicates a user's preference that high-contrast alternatives (graphics, interface, or any other visually presented materials) be provided to the user if available.
layout-single-column	[ 0..1 ]	Container: ReplacesAccessMode	Accessibility	Iindicates that the user requests that the content be displayed in a single column of text when possible.
text-appearance	[ 0..1 ]	Container: TextAppearance	Accessibility	Define the set of characteristics that describe the appearance of displayed text.
calculator-on-screen	[ 0..1 ]	DT: Calculator (PT: Empty)	Accessibility	Makes available, on screen, the calculator tool.
dictionary-on-screen	[ 0..1 ]	PT: Empty	Accessibility	Makes available, on screen, the dictionary tool.
glossary-on-screen	[ 0..1 ]	PT: Empty	Accessibility	Makes available, on screen, the glossary tool.
thesaurus-on-screen	[ 0..1 ]	PT: Empty	Accessibility	Makes available, on screen, the thesaurus tool.
homophone-checker-on-screen	[ 0..1 ]	PT: Empty	Accessibility	Makes available, on screen, the homophone checker tool.
note-taking-on-screen	[ 0..1 ]	PT: Empty	Accessibility	Makes available, on screen, the note taking tool.
visual-organizer-on-screen	[ 0..1 ]	PT: Empty	Accessibility	Makes available, on screen, the visual organizer tool.
outliner-on-screen	[ 0..1 ]	PT: Empty	Accessibility	Makes available, on screen, the outliner tool.
peer-interaction-on-screen	[ 0..1 ]	PT: Empty	Accessibility	Makes available, on screen, the peer interaction tool.
spell-checker-on-screen	[ 0..1 ]	PT: Empty	Accessibility	Makes available, on screen, the spell checker tool.
activate-at-initialization-set	[ 0..1 ]	Container: FeatureSet	Accessibility	Identifies the set of features that MUST be activated during initalization of the system i.e. the default settings at the start of the learning activity.
activate-as-option-set	[ 0..1 ]	Container: FeatureSet	Accessibility	Identifies the set of features that MAY be activated during the learning activity by the user i.e. features that the user can may available.
prohibit-set	[ 0..1 ]	Container: FeatureSet	Accessibility	Identifies the set of features that MUST be prohibited during initalization of the system i.e. the features that will not be available during the learning activity.
extensions	[ 0..* ]	PT: Namespace	Extension	This proprietary extension MAY contain privacy or privacy-related information.

7.2 AccessForAllPNPRecord Class Privacy Details

The privacy implications for the "AccessForAllPNPRecord" class are listed in Table 7.2.

Table 7.2 Privacy Implications for the "AccessForAllPNPRecord" Class.
Attribute	Multiplicity	Data-type	Privacy Implication	Description
personSourcedId	[ 1..1 ]	DT: PersonSourcedId (PT: NormalizedString)	SourcedId	The unique identifier, sourcedId, for the user undertaking the learning activity.
activitySourcedId	[ 1..1 ]	DT: ActivitySourcedId (PT: NormalizedString)	Identifier	Identifier that has been assigned to the individual as part of the learning process for which the PNP record will be used.
access-for-all-pnp	[ 1..1 ]	Container: AccessForAllPNP	Accessibility	The full AFA PNP Recrd for the identified user and their activity.

7.3 UserAFAPNPRecord Class Privacy Details

The privacy implications for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" class are listed in Table 7.3.

Table 7.3 Privacy Implications for the "UserAFAPNPRecord" Class.
Attribute	Multiplicity	Data-type	Privacy Implication	Description
personSourcedId	[ 1..1 ]	DT: PersonSourcedId (PT: NormalizedString)	SourcedId	ERROR: MISSING DESCRIPTION
activitySourcedId	[ 1..1 ]	DT: ActivitySourcedId (PT: NormalizedString)	N/A	N/A
user	[ 1..1 ]	Container: UserRecord	Container	See the privacy definition for the UserRecord class.
access-for-all-pnp	[ 1..1 ]	Container: AccessForAllPNP	Container	See the privacy definition for the AccessForAllPNP class.

7.4 UserId Class Privacy Details

The privacy implications for the "UserId" class are listed in Table 7.4.

Table 7.4 Privacy Implications for the "UserId" Class.
Attribute	Multiplicity	Data-type	Privacy Implication	Description
type	[ 1..1 ]	PT: NormalizedString	Identifier	ERROR: MISSING DESCRIPTION
identifier	[ 1..1 ]	DT: Identifier (PT: NormalizedString)	Identifier	ERROR: MISSING DESCRIPTION

7.5 UserRecord Class Privacy Details

The privacy implications for the "UserRecord" class are listed in Table 7.5.

Table 7.5 Privacy Implications for the "UserRecord" Class.
Attribute	Multiplicity	Data-type	Privacy Implication	Description
userIds	[ 1..* ]	Container: UserId	Container	See the privacy definition for the UserId class.
extensions	[ 0..* ]	PT: Namespace	Extension	This proprietary extension MAY contain privacy or privacy-related information.

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8. Link Data Definitions

This Section is NORMATIVE.

All of the link data for the relationships used within this Information Model are described in this Section. The syntax and semantics for this representation is described in Appendix A3.7.

8.1 User Link Data Description

The description for the "User" link data class is shown in Figure 8.1 and defined in Table 8.1.

Figure 8.1 - User link data definition.

Table 8.1 Description of the "User" link data class.
Descriptor	Definition
Target Class Name	User
Link Type	SourcedId - the link is to another first class object that has been assigned an interoperability identifier (the sourcedId).
Link Sources	The set of source classes that point to an object using this form of link are: AccessForAllPNPRecord.personSourcedId
Source Attribute/ Characteristic Name	PersonSourcedId.sourcedId
Target Attribute/ Characteristic Name	User.sourcedId
Parent Class Name	Not Applicable
Description	This link is to a User/Learner. The sourcedId of the target user instance is supplied. This sourcedId can then be used to obtain the user's details using the appropriate endpoint.

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9. Extending and Profiling the Data Model

9.1. Extending the Specification

9.1.1. Proprietary Operations

The definition of new operations should follow the same format as adopted herein. The new operations should be defined using a new interface type. Every operation must result in the return of a status code that describes the final state of the request on the target end system

9.1.2. Proprietary Data Elements

It is recognized that implementers may wish to extend the specification. The preferred mechanism for doing this is for implementers to use an extension space within the AfA PNP data model, and then set their parsers to read those extension attributes. Extensions are only permitted in the following classes:

AccessForAllPNP
FeatureSet
TextAppearance

9.1.3. Proprietary Vocabulary Terms

In this service some of the enumerated vocabularies can be extended. The vocabularies that can be extended are:

AccessModeEnum
AdaptationDetailEnum
AdaptationMediaTypeEnum
AdaptationTypeEnum
BrailleTypeEnum
CalculatorTypeEnum
ColorThemeEnum
ControlFlexibilityEnum
EducatioinalComplexityEnum
HazardVocabularyEnum
MathTypeEnum
RestrictionTypeEnum

Each proprietary term MUST start with the characters 'ext:'.

9.2. Profiling the Data Model

This specification may be profiled. A profile must be a formal subset of the base specification. This ensures that, with the exception of namespace/schema location changes, any instance which is compliant to the profile MUST also be compliant to the base specification. This means that a profile must only increase the constraints on the properties of the data model. For example, an element with a multiplicity of [0..1] can have this changed to [1..1] but NOT [0..*]. Proprietary extensions are ONLY permitted as defined by the base specification.

It is strongly recommended that a profile of this specification is undertaken either by, or with the close support, of 1EdTech. However, no matter who is responsible for creating the profile artefacts (documents, XSDs, etc.), it is strongly recommended that the 1EdTech specification tools are used. This will ensure that the artifacts are consistent with the base specifications and that useful support documentation is automatically produced e.g. creation of a document that summarises the differences between the base specification and the profile. Organizations wishing to produce a profile of this specification should contact the 1EdTech VP of Operations at: operations@1edtech.org.

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References

[AFADRD-DM-30]	1EdTech Access For All Digital Resource v3.0 Description Information Model v1.0 Public Candidate Final v2.0, M.Rothberg, T.Hoffman and C.Smythe, 1EdTech Consortium Inc., January 2021, https://www.imsglobal.org/afa/afav3p0/imsafadrdv3p0_infomodelpdv2p0.html.
[AFAPNP-IMPL-10]	1EdTech Access for All Personal Needs and Preferences (AfA PNP) Service 1.0 Best Practices, C.Smythe and T.Hoffmann, 1EdTech Consortium Inc., November 2023, https://www.imsglobal.org/afa/afav1p0/imsafapnpservicev1p0_bpigcfv1p0.html.
[AFAPNP-IMPL-30]	1EdTech Access For All v3.0 Best Practices Guide v1.0, M.Rothberg, T.Hoffman and C.Smythe, 1EdTech Consortium Inc., January 2021, https://www.imsglobal.org/afa/afav3p0/imsafapnpv3p0_bpigpdv2p0.html.
[AFAPNP-OVW-30]	1EdTech Access For All Specification Overview v1.0, M.Rothberg, T.Hoffman and C.Smythe, 1EdTech Consortium Inc., January 2021, https://www.imsglobal.org/afa/afav3p0/imsafapnpv3p0_overviewpdv2p0.html.
[AFAPNP-RJ-10]	1EdTech Access for All Personal Needs and Preferences (AfA PNP) Service REST/JSON Binding 1.0, C.Smythe and T.Hoffmann, 1EdTech Consortium Inc., November 2023, https://www.imsglobal.org/afa/afav1p0/imsafapnpservicev1p0_restjsoncfv1p0.html.
[AFAPNP-SM-10]	1EdTech Access for All Personal Needs and Preferences (AfA PNP) Service Model 1.0, C.Smythe and T.Hoffmann, 1EdTech Consortium Inc., November 2023, https://www.imsglobal.org/afa/afav1p0/imsafapnpservicev1p0_infocfv1p0.html.
[I-BAT, 06]	1EdTech Binding Auto-generation Toolkit (I-BAT), C.Smythe, 1EdTech Consortium Inc., July 2006.
[ISO 29138]	ISO/IEC 29138-1:2018 - Information technology - User interface accessibility - Part 1: User accessibility needs, ISO, International Standards Organization (ISO), November 2018, https://www.iso.org/standard/71953.html.
[ISO 8601]	ISO8601:2004 Data elements and interchange formats - Information interchange - Representation of dates and times, ISO, International Standards Organization (ISO), 2000.
[Privacy, 23]	1EdTech Privacy Framework 1.0 Candidate Final 1.0, C.Smythe and J.McGhee, 1EdTech Consortium Inc., November 2023, https://www.imsglobal.org/spec/privacy/v1p0/.
[RFC 2119]	Key words for use in RFCs to Indicate Requirement Levels, S. Bradner, IETF (RFC 2119), March 1997, https://tools.ietf.org/pdf/rfc2119.pdf.
[RFC 3066]	Tags for the Identification of Languages, H.Alvestrand, IETF (RFC 3066), January 2001, https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt.
[RFC 4646]	RFC 4646: Tags for identifying Languages, A.Phillips and M.Davis, The Internet Society, September 2006, https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4646.txt.
[UNICODE, 16]	UNICODE Collation Algorithm Version 9.0, M.Davis, K.Whistler and M.Scheer, Unicode Technical Standard #10, May 2016.
[VDEX, 04]	1EdTech Vocabulary Definition Exchange (VDEX) 1.0, A.Cooper, 1EdTech Consortium Inc., February 2004, https://www.imsglobal.org/vdex/vdexv1p0/imsvdex_infov1p0.html.
[WCAG2, 98]	W3C/WAI Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 [W3C/WAI WCAG], Ben Caldwell, Michael Cooper, Loretta Guarino Reid and Gregg Vanderheiden, World Wide Web Consortium, 1998, http://www.w3.org/TR/2008/REC-WCAG20-20081211/.

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Appendix A Modelling Terms and Concepts

A1 Behavior Model Description Definitions

This section is NOT NORMATIVE.

A1.1 Service Model Diagrams

Table A1.1 provides the key to the descriptions of service model diagrams.

Table A1.1 The key to the descriptions of service model diagrams.
Feature	Definition and Usage
Service Model Package	Each synchronous or asynchronous service model description is enclosed in a UML Package that has the stereotype of « serviceModel » under which is the name of the service being described. A service must have at least one Interface (the breakdown of the service into the component transactions is a design decision).
Interface Class	Each interface description is enclosed in a UML Package that has the stereotype of « Interface » under which is the name of the interface being described. An interface is a collection of operations that support a common set of transaction objectives. An interface must have at least one operation. An Interface class has no attributes.
Operation Description	The behaviors provided by an interface are defined by the set of operations. Each operation must have a unique name and is accompanied by the set of parameters that are sent to the service (in) and those returned by the service (out). An operation can also have a formal return parameter whose form and usage depends upon the actual binding realisation. The description may also include a stereotype for the identification of the nature operation e.g. read, create, etc.

A1.2 Operation Descriptions

Table A1.2 provides the key to the descriptions of the operation tables.

Table A1.2 The key to the operation description tables.
Descriptor	Definition
Name	The name given to the operation being described. In the case of an interface, by definition, every operation has the scope value of global denoted by the "+" symbol before the name.
Stereotype	Before the name of the operation there may be a stereotype classifier. This is used to provide information about the nature of the behavior of the operation. The permitted set of stereotype values and their meaning are: « create » - indicates that a request is being made to create a new object/resource where the requester provides the associated unique identifier; « createbp » - indicates that a request is being made to create a new object/resource where the responder provides the associated unique identifier; « read » - indicates that a request is being made to read an existing object/resource; « update » - indicates that a request is being made to update an existing object/resource i.e. an additive write; « delete » - indicates that a request is being made to delete an existing object/resource; « replace » - indicates that a request is being made to replace an existing object/resource i.e. a destructive write; « query » - indicates that a request is being made to search for objects/resources according to a defined set of search criteria; « publish » - indicates that a request is being made by a publisher in a publish and subscribe binding; « subscribe » - indicates that a request is being made by a subscriber in a publish and subscribe binding.
Return Function Parameter	The formal return parameter for the operation/method returned for the transaction request (the form in which this information is provided depends on the realisation of the binding). The description includes the name of the parameter and the data-type in the form "name:data-type" pair. The name/data-type provides a link to the associated interface data-type description in The Interface Model. In situations where there is no return function this entry will be set to "void"
Supplied (in) Parameters	The list of parameters that are sent from the client to the end-service in the service request message. Each parameter description includes the name of the parameter and the data-type in the form "name:data-type" pair. The name/data-type provides a link to the associated interface data-type description in The Interface Model.
Supplied (out) Parameters	The list of parameters that are returned from the end-service in the service response message. Each parameter description includes the name of the parameter and the data-type in the form "name:data-type" pair. The name/data-type provides a link to the associated interface data-type description in The Interface Model.
Behavior	A description of the behavior of the operation.
Notes	Further information on the behavior particularly in the context of the use of other operations and the relationship to the behaviors of those operations.

A2 Interface Model Description Definitions

This section is NOT NORMATIVE.

A2.1 Parameter Model Diagrams

Table A2.1 provides the key to the descriptions of parameter data model diagrams.

Table A2.1 The key to the descriptions of parameter model diagrams.
Feature	Definition and Usage
Data Model Package	Each parameter data model description is enclosed in a UML Package that has the stereotype of « dataModel » under which is the name of the class being described.
DerivedType Class	This is a class that is identified by the stereotype « DerivedType » under which is the name of the data-type. A derived class is one that is derived either from another derived class or a PrimitiveType class.
Enumeration Class	This is a class that is identified by the stereotype « Enumeration » under which is the name of the enumeration data-type. The enumeration class consists of the list of tokens that are the permitted values of the assigned attribute.
Selection Class	This is a class that is identified by the stereotype « Selection » under which is the name of the data-type. The selection means that only one of the listed attributes make occur in an instance. If this is an abstract class then multiple iterations of the instance may occur and the multiplicity of the attribute defines the constraints on the number of times the attribute can occur in the full instance.
Sequence Class	This is a class that is identified by the stereotype « Sequence » under which is the name of the data-type. The sequence means that the listed attributes must occur only in the order of the attributes listed on the class. The associated multiplicity defines the number of times the attribute may occur consecutively in the instance.
Unordered Class	This is a class that is identified by the stereotype « Unordered » under which is the name of the data-type. The unordering means that the listed attributes may occur in any order but the associated multiplicity for the attribute must be followed (when binding to XML this requires the use of Schematron rules to enforce the multiplicity).
Attribute Description	Each class contains a set of attributes. Each attribute description consists of the scope, name, data-type and multiplicity (see Appendix A2.3 for a more complete description).
Composition Arrow	This is an arrow with a filled diamond head to indicate that the child class is a composite structure of the parent class i.e. the child class only exists within the context of the parent class. This association allows complex structures to be constructed with common subcomponents.

A2.2 Class Descriptions

Table A2.2 provides the key to the descriptions of the parameter data class tables.

Table A2.2 The key to the descriptions of the data class tables.
Descriptor	Definition
Class Name	The name given to the class being described.
Class Type	The nature of the class (for a parameter data-type this must not be an abstract class). This is described as a "Container [...]" with the value of "..." being (see Appendix A2.1 for the meaning of these values): "DerivedType" "Sequence" "Selection" "Unordered"
Parents	This is the list of operations for which this class is a data-type for one or more of the parameters. Each entry is linked to the corresponding operation description.
Children	Lists the set of attributes for this class (the only other permitted associations are generalizations). The list of children includes those that are grouped under a corresponding stereotyped attribute class. Each child is linked to the corresponding attribute description table. The nature of the relationship between the children is defined by the stereotype of the parent class i.e. the class type. The marking of [P] is used to denote that the attribute has privacy implications that will be described in the corresponding description of the attribute.
Description	Contains descriptions relating to the class and its properties and relationships.

A2.3 Attribute Descriptions

Table A2.3 provides the key to the descriptions of the data attributes for the data classes for the operation parameters.

Table A2.3 The key to the descriptions of the data attribute tables.
Descriptor	Definition
Attribute Name	The name given to the attribute being described.
Data Type	This is the data-type of the attribute. It can take many forms: Class Name - the name of the Class (this is linked to the class definition); Primitive Data-types - this is the same list as defined under the "Attribute and Characteristic" description (see later in this Appendix for these definitions).
Value Space	The range of valid values for this class (including any default value). If the value space is unspecified, it is not known or is not important. This value space must be defined in terms of the associated data-type.
Scope	This is the scope of the attribute with permitted values of: Local - denoted by "-" and meaning the attribute has significance and access within the context of the parent class only; Global - denoted by "+" and meaning that the attribute has global scoping (so must have a unique name) and can be accessed from anywhere.
Multiplicity	A property of an attribute indicating the number of times it may be used or appear in a given class instance. The values of this property are expressed as a range or shorthand for a range using the notation: "0..1" [optional; restricted] "0..unbounded" [optional; unrestricted] "1..1" [mandatory; restricted] "1..unbounded" [mandatory; unrestricted]
Privacy	Identifies the nature, if any, of the privacy sensitivity. If there are no privacy implications the phrase "There are NO privacy implications is presented". When there are privacy implications the category of the privacy is present (the available terms are defined in Privacy Data Description Appendix Subsection) along with a description of the privacy implications.
Description	Contains descriptions relating to the attribute and its values space.

A3 Data Model Description Definitions

This section is NOT NORMATIVE.

A3.1 Data Model Diagrams

Table A3.1 provides the key to the descriptions of data model diagrams.

Table A3.1 The key to the descriptions of data model diagrams.
Feature	Definition and Usage
Data Model Package	Each data model description is enclosed in a UML Package that has the stereotype of « dataModel » under which is the name of the data model diagram being described. Only one logical data model can be described.
DerivedType Class	This is a class that is identified by the stereotype « DerivedType » under which is the name of the data-type. A derived class is one that is derived either from another derived class or a PrimitiveType class.
Enumeration Class	This is a class that is identified by the stereotype « Enumeration » under which is the name of the enumeration data-type. The enumeration class consists of the list of tokens that are the permitted values of the assigned attribute.
Enumerated List Class	This is a class that is identified by the stereotype « EnumeratedList » under which is the name of the enumerated list data-type. The enumeration list class consists of the list of tokens that are the permitted values of the assigned attribute. A list of tokens is permitted using comma separation.
PrimitiveType Class	This is a class that is identified by the stereotype « PrimitiveType » under which is the name of the primitive data-type. A PrimitiveType is one of the many base data-types on which a data model can be built (see Appendix A3.3 for the set of primitive types that are available).
Selection Class	This is a class that is identified by the stereotype « Selection » under which is the name of the data-type. The selection means that only one of the listed attributes make occur in an instance. If this is an abstract class then multiple iterations of the instance may occur and the multiplicity of the attribute defines the constraints on the number of times the attribute can occur in the full instance. If the stereotype and associated name of the class are in italics this denotes the class is abstract.
Sequence Class	This is a class that is identified by the stereotype « Sequence » under which is the name of the data-type. The sequence means that the listed attributes must occur only in the order of the attributes listed on the class. The associated multiplicity defines the number of times the attribute may occur consecutively in the instance. If the stereotype and associated name of the class are in italics this denotes the class is abstract.
Unordered Class	This is a class that is identified by the stereotype « Unordered » under which is the name of the data-type. The unordering means that the listed attributes may occur in any order but the associated multiplicity for the attribute must be followed (when binding to XML this requires the use of Schematron rules to enforce the multiplicity). If the stereotype and associated name of the class are in italics this denotes the class is abstract.
List Class	This is a class that is identified by the stereotype « List » under which is the name of the data-type. A list class is one in which the associated instance will consist of a list of objects that conform to the permitted data-types of the list (the superclasses for the list class). The terms in the list are separated by a space.
Union Class	This is a class that is identified by the stereotype « Union » under which is the name of the data-type. A union class is one in which the associated instance will consist of objects that conform to any of the permitted data-types of the union (the superclasses for the union class).
Characteristic Description	Many classes contain a set of characteristics (the set of characteristics are listed under the stereotype « Characteristics »). Each characteristic description consists of the scope, name, data-type and multiplicity (see Appendix A3.3 for a more complete description). Note that when bound to XSD/XML, a characteristic is mapped to an XML attribute.
Attribute Description	Many classes contain a set of attributes (the set of attributes are listed under the stereotype « Attributes »). Each attribute description consists of the scope, name, data-type and multiplicity (see Appendix A3.3 for a more complete description). Note when bound to XSD/XML, an attribute is mapped to an XML element.
Aggregation Arrow	This is an arrow with a white diamond head to indicate that the child class is an aggregate structure to the parent class i.e. the child class may exist without the context of the parent class. This association allows complex structures to be constructed with common subcomponents.
Composition Arrow	This is an arrow with a filled diamond head to indicate that the child class is a composite structure of the parent class i.e. the child class only exists within the context of the parent class. This association allows complex structures to be constructed with common subcomponents.
Generalization Arrow	This is an arrow with a white arrow head to indicate the class/superclass relationship. The arrow points in the direction of generality i.e. from the class to the super class.

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A3.2 Class Descriptions

Table A3.2 provides the key to the descriptions of the data class tables.

Table A3.2 The key to the descriptions of the data class tables.
Category	Definition
Class Name	The name given to the class being described.
Class Type	The nature of the class. This is described as a "Container [...]" or "Abstract Container [...]". The value of "..." being (see Appendix A3.1 for the meaning of these values): "DerivedType" "List" "Selection" "Sequence" "Union" "Unordered" If the container is also marked as "Mixed" then the children are permitted to include text as well as attributes.
Parents	This is the list of classes that contain the class being described as either the type of a child characteristic or attribute. In the case of a Root Class the entry is also labeled as "Root Class".
Derived Classes	The set of classes that are derived from this class (there may be none). The entries are linked to the corresponding class descriptions.
Super Classes	The set of super classes from which the class being described is derived (there may be none). The entries are linked to the corresponding class descriptions.
Characteristics	Lists the set of characteristics for this class. The list of characteristics includes those that are inherited. Each characteristic is linked to the corresponding characteristic description table.
Children	Lists the set of attributes for this class (the only other permitted associations are generalizations). The list of children includes those attributes that are inherited. Each child entry is linked to the corresponding attribute description table. The nature of the relationship between the children is defined by the stereotype of the parent class i.e. the class type. If the child is in italics this denotes a reference to an abstract class and that an instance would NOT contain a child of that name but would be replaced by a complex set of children as defined by the associated abstract class. The marking of [P] is used to denote that the attribute has privacy implications that will be described in the corresponding description of the attribute.
Link Data	Lists the set of attributes for this class that are used to provide links to other data objects in the data model. Many types of link references are available. This row is ONLY shown when the class contains at least one link data definition.
Description	Contains descriptions relating to the class and its properties and relationships.

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A3.3 Attribute and Characteristic Descriptions

Table A3.3 provides the key to the descriptions of the data attributes/characteristics for the data classes.

Table A3.3 The key to the descriptions of the data attribute/characteristic tables.
Category	Definition
Attribute Name or Characteristic Name	The name given to the attribute or characteristic being described. If the name is in italics this denotes an abstract attribute or characteristic.
Data Type	This is the data-type of the attribute or characteristic (if this is in italics it denotes an abstract class). The data-type can take many forms: Class Name - the name of the Class (this is linked to the class definition elsewhere in this document); Primitive Data-types from:- AnyTypeLax - the namespace data-type i.e. defining data from any context (this is used for allowing any form of extension and the form of that extension is dependent on the type of binding); AnyURI - the AnyURI data-type (absolute or relative URI); Base - the base data-type for defining a base URI/URL link reference; Boolean - the boolean data-type (with permitted values of "true" and "false"); Date - the date data-type (using the [ISO 8601] format); DateTime - the date/time data-type (using the [ISO 8601] format); Decimal - the decimal data-type (a variable precision number that is either positive or negative); Double - the double data-type (double precision floating point number - 64bit); Duration - the duration data-type (using the [ISO 8601] format) Empty - the associated instance must be empty i.e. no child attributes; Float - the float data-type (single precision floating point number - 32bit); ID - the unique identifier data-type (the scope is constrained to the instance file); IDREF - the reference to a previously defined unique identifier data-type (ID); IDREFS - a list, whitespace separated, of references to a previously defined unique identifier data-type (ID); Int - the int data-type with a numeric value from -2147483648 to 2147483647; Integer - the integer data-type (this is derived from the "decimal" data-type i.e. no decimal places); Language - the language data-type as defined in [BCP 47]; Name - the Name data-type as per the XML 1.0 definition); Namespace - the namespace data-type i.e. defining data from a context other than that as the default for the data model (this is used for importing other data models); NamespaceLax - the namespace data-type i.e. defining data from a context other than that as the default for the data model (this is used for importing other data models but being lax on the validation); NonNegativeInteger - the non-negative integer data-type (this is derived from the "integer" data-type) i.e. an integer that is zero or higher; NCName - the NCName data-type (derived from the Name data-type i.e. non-colonized name); NormalizedString - the normalized string data type (strings with line feeds, carriage returns and tab characters removed); PositiveInteger - the positive integer data-type (this is derived from the "nonNegativeinteger" data-type) i.e. an integer that is one or higher; String - the normalized string data type; Time - the time data-type (using the [ISO 8601] format).
Value Space	The range of valid values for this attribute/characteristic (including any default value). If the value space is unspecified, it is not known or is not important. This value space must be defined in terms of the associated data-type.
Scope	This is the scope of the attribute/characteristic with permitted values of: Local - denoted by "-" and meaning the attribute/characteristic has significance and access within the context of the parent class only; Global - denoted by "+" and meaning that the attribute/characteristic has global scoping (so must have a unique name) and can be accessed from anywhere.
Multiplicity	A property of an attribute/characteristic indicating the number of times it may be used or appear in a given class instance. The values of this property are expressed as a range or shorthand for a range using the notation: "0..1" [optional; restricted] "0.." [optional; unrestricted] "1" [mandatory; restricted] "1.." [mandatory; unrestricted]
Privacy	Identifies the nature, if any, of the privacy sensitivity. If there are no privacy implications the phrase "There are NO privacy implications is presented". When there are privacy implications the category of the privacy is present (the available terms are defined in Privacy Data Description Appendix Subsection) along with a description of the privacy implications.
Description	Contains descriptions relating to the attribute/characteristic and its values space.
Link Data	Contains the description of the link data definition. A link to the corresponding detailed link data description is supplied. This row is ONLY shown when the attribute/characteristic is a link data definition.

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A3.4 Enumerated Vocabulary Descriptions

Table A3.4 provides the key to the descriptions of the enumerated vocabulary classes. These are vocabularies that will be contained within the binding form itself. They are contained within a class that has a stereotype of either « Enumeration » or « EnumeratedList ».

Table A3.4 The key to the descriptions of the enumerated vocabulary tables.
Category	Definition
Term	The vocabulary token itself i.e. the vocabulary entry.
Definition	The meaning of the term and how it should be used.

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A3.5 External Vocabulary Descriptions

Table A3.5 provides the key to the descriptions of the external vocabulary classes. These are vocabularies that will be contained in some independent format e.g. using the 1EdTech VDEX [VDEX, 04].

Table A3.5 The key to the descriptions of the external vocabulary tables.
Category	Definition
Term	The vocabulary token itself i.e. the vocabulary entry.
Definition	The meaning of the term and how it should be used. This consists of the "Caption" and "Description" of the vocabulary term. The caption is used to provide a human readable label for the term.

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A3.6 Import Class Descriptions

Table A3.6 provides the key to the descriptions of the import classes.

Table A3.6 The key to the descriptions of the imported class tables.
Category	Definition
Import Class Name	The name of the class.
Parent Classes	The list of parent classes, and the associated children, that use this imported class. Each class and attribute name has a link to its corresponding tabular description in the information model.
Description	The description of how the class is used within the data model.

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A3.7 Link Data Descriptions

Table A3.7 provides the key to the descriptions of the link data definitions.

Table A3.7 The key to the descriptions of the link data tables.
Category	Definition
Target Class Name	This is the name of the target class i.e. the destination point of the link reference.
Link Type	This is the type of link that is being used. The types of link available are: "SourcedId" - this link is through interoperability identifier for the target object i.e. the object can be obtained by using this sourceId with the corresponding service call; "IntraParentClassId" - this link is between two attributes/characteristics that are contained within the same parent class; "CPResourceId" - this link is to a resource contained within an 1EdTech Content Package/1EdTech Common Cartridge/Thin Common Cartridge manifest. The reference value is that assigned to the "identifier" of the resource in the package/cartridge manifest; "CASEItemId" - this link is to the learning objective description (contained within an 1EdTech CASE Item definition).
Link Sources	This is the set of classes that contain attributes/characteristics which use the link data defined by this entry. A link to the attribute/characteristic is provided.
Source Attribute	This is the attribute/characteristic in the source object that contains the identifier of the target object (a characteristic name MUST start with an "@"). This will only be supplied if the pointer is contained within a substructure within the source object. If there is no source the statement "Not Applicable" will be displayed.
Target Attribute	This is the attribute/characteristic in the target class which is the container for the identifier of the object being identified (a characteristic name MUST start with an "@"). It is the value for this identifier which MUST be supplied in the source object. For "CPResourceId" link types the fixed value of "@identifier" will be given. If there is no target the statement "Not Applicable" will be displayed.
Parent Class Name	This is the name of the class that contains both the source and target attributes/characteristics. This value will only be supplied for the "IntraParentClassId" link types. If there is no parent class name the statement "Not Applicable" will be displayed.
Description	The description of how the link data is used within the data model.

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A3.8 Privacy Data Descriptions

Table A3.8 provides the key to the descriptions of the privacy data definitions.

Table A3.8 The key to the descriptions of the privacy class tables.
Category	Definition
Attribute	The name of the attribute. This is the list of ALL of the attributes in the class and NOT just those which have privacy implications.
Multiplicity	A property of an attribute/characteristic indicating the number of times it may be used or appear in a given class instance. This information identifies which attributes MAY/MUST NOT be excluded from the data being exchanged. The values of this property are expressed as a range or shorthand for a range using the notation: "0..1" [optional; restricted] - this attribute MAY be present and so it can be excluded if it contains privacy-sensitive information "0.." [optional; unrestricted] - this attribute MAY be present and so it can be excluded if it contains privacy-sensitive information "1" [mandatory; restricted] - this attribute/characteristic MUST be present and the value MUST be of the corresponding data-type "1.." [mandatory; unrestricted] - this attribute/characteristic MUST be present and the value MUST be of the corresponding data-type
Data-type	The data-type of the attribute (the permitted set of values is listed in the Attribute and Characteristics Descriptions subsection in this Appendix). This information identifies those attributes which MAY be obfuscated and/or encrypted without violating the data-type.
Privacy Implication	The set of categories that can be applied to an attribute/characteristic: Accessibility - denotes information about the accessibility personal needs and preferences of the user Analytics - denotes information that will be used to support the creation of learning analytics Container - denotes that the child attributes have privacy-sensitive information Credentials - denotes access control information for the use e.g. password, private key, etc. CredentialsIdRef - denotes reference to/use of an identifier to credentials information for the user Demographics - denotes information about the demographics of the user e.g. ethnicity, gender, etc. Extension - denotes that proprietary information can be included and so this MAY contain privacy-sensitive information Financial - denotes that the information is of a financial nature e.g. bank account, financial aid status, etc. Identifier - denotes a unique identifier that has been assigned, by some third party, to the user e.g. passport number, social security number, etc. IdentifierRef - denotes reference to/use of a unique identifier that has been assigned, by some third party, to the user Insurance/Assurance - denotes that the information is about the insurance life-assurance nature, e.g. type of insurance, etc. Legal - denotes that the information is of a legal or judicial nature e.g. Will, prison record, etc. Medical/Healthcare - denotes that the information is of a medical, or healthcare-related nature e.g. allergies, blood-type, mobility needs, etc. N/A - denotes that there are NO PRIVACY IMPLICATIONS for this attribute (this is the default setting) Other - denotes privacy sensitive information that is NOT covered by one of the other categories Qualification/Certification - denotes that the information is about education qualifications, skill-set certifications, microcredentials, etc. Personal - denotes personal information about the user e.g. name, address, etc. SourcedId - denotes the interoperability unique identifier that has been assigned and MUST be present for the correct usage of the corresponding 1EdTech specification SourcedIdRef - denotes reference to/use of the interoperability unique identifier, sourcedId, to link/point to an associated 1EdTech object
Description	Details of the nature of the privacy implications.

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A3.9 Common Data Model Persistent Identifier Descriptions

Table A3.9 provides the key to the descriptions of the common data model persistent identifier definitions.

Table A3.9 The key to the descriptions of the common data model persistent identifier tables.
Category	Definition
Name	This is the name of the data model component which has been assigned a common data model persistent identifier.
Type	This is the type of link that is being used. The types of link available are: "Class (...)" - a complex data model component i.e. it contains one or more properties; "Property" - a property of a parent Class; "Enumerated Vocabulary Term" - the term/token within an enumerated vocabulary
Persistent Identifier	The common data model persistent identifier that has been assigned to this data model component. By definition, this is a unique (within the context of the 1EdTech Common Data Model) and very long-lived identifier

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Appendix B Service Status Codes

This Section is NORMATIVE

When a behavior-based 1EdTech service model is developed each operation is required to return status information. This status information provides contextual information about the completed success or otherwise of the operation. There are two types of status information that are available to the end-systems:

Business transaction - these are the status reports that reflect the business logic of the transactions being exchanged by the end-systems. This status information will be contained within the message header under a specially defined data structure. The status information contained herein is also used to contain any error codes i.e. error reporting is handled as a subset of status information reporting;
Messaging/Service Handler faults - this is the messaging/service handler fault codes that are reported by the underlying messaging and web service infrastructure and which are carried in the service message headers.

B1 Definition of the Status Codes

The status information for the business transactions is carried in a single status information object that contains the following sub-structures:

CodeMajor - the major code assigned to the status block (this is a fixed enumerated list). This is used in conjunction with the "Severity";

Severity - the severity of the status report (this is a fixed enumerated list). This is used in conjunction with the "CodeMajor";

CodeMinor - this is a detailed report code structure that is used to identify specific causes of failure. A set of codes can be defined for each transaction (Appendix B1.3).

The interpretation of the "CodeMajor/Severity" behavior matrix is summarized in Table B1.1.

Table B1.1 Interpretation of the "CodeMajor/Severity" behavior matrix.
Severity	CodeMajor
Severity	"Success"	"Processing"	"Failure"	"Unsupported"
"Status"	The transaction request has been completed successfully.	The transaction request is being processed at the destination i.e. the request has been received and acknowledged. This combination is used in asynchronous services.	The transaction request has failed. The detailed reason will be reported in the accompanying "codeMinor" fields.	The destination service handler does not support the requested operation. This is the required default response for an unsupported operation by an implementation.
"Warning"	Some of the request has been completed successfully e.g. partial data storage, etc.	The request has been transmitted but acknowledgement of receipt at the destination has not been received. This combination is used in asynchronous services.	Not permitted.	Not permitted.
"Error"	Not permitted.	An error has been detected in the immediate transmission communications handler i.e. the message has not left the local end-system.	There has been a failure in the end-to-end system communications mechanism and so the request has not been delivered.	The destination service handler does not recognise the requested operation i.e. it is an unknown service extension.

B1.1 Definition of the "CodeMajor" Values

The set of codes used for the "codeMajor" status code field are defined in Table B1.2.

Table B1.2 Definition of the "CodeMajor" status code values.
Status Code	Description
success	Denotes that the request has been successfully completed. If the associated 'severity' value is 'warning' then the request has been partially successful i.e. best effort by the service provider. Other parts of the status information may provide more insight into a partial success response.
processing	Denotes that the request is being processed at the destination or there has been a local transmission failure. This value is used in asynchronous services.
failure	Denotes that the transaction request has failed. The detailed reason will be reported in the accompanying 'codeMinor' fields.
unsupported	Denotes that the service provider does not support the requested operation. This is the required default response for an unsupported operation by an implementation.

B1.2 Definition of the "Severity" Values

The set of codes used for the "severity" status code field are defined in Table B1.3.

Table B1.3 Definition of the "Severity" status code values.
Status Code	Description
status	The request has been completed and a response was received from the Service Provider.
warning	The request has only been partially completed. For an asynchronous service a further response should be expected.
error	A significant error has occurred in processing the request and so the request was not completed (the Service Provider may not even have received the request).

B1.3 Definition of the "CodeMinor" Values

The set of codes used for the "codeMinor" status code field are defined in Table B1.4.

Table B1.4 Definition of the "CodeMinor" status code field values.
Status Code	Description
createsuccess	The request has been fully and successfully implemented by the Service Provider. For a REST binding this will have an HTTP code of '201' for a successful 'PUT' request.
deletesuccess	The request has been fully and successfully implemented by the Service Provider. For a REST binding this will have an HTTP code of '204' for a successful 'DELETE' request.
forbidden	This is used to indicate that the server can be reached and process the request but refuses to take any further action. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '403'.
fullsuccess	The request has been fully and successfully implemented by the Service Provider. For a REST binding this will have an HTTP code of '200' for a successful 'GET' request; '201' for a successful 'PUT' request; '204' for a successful 'DELETE' request.
internal_server_error	This should be used only if there is catastrophic error and there is not a more appropriate code. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '500'.
invaliddata	This error condition may occur if a JSON request/response body contains well-formed (i.e. syntactically correct), but semantically erroneous, JSON instructions. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and a HTTP code of '422'.
invalid_filter_field	An invalid filter field was supplied and so the filtering was not possible. No data has been returned. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '400'.
invalid_selection_field	An invalid selection field was supplied and data filtering on the selection criteria was not possible. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '400'.
invalid_sort_field	An invalid sort field was supplied and sorting was not possible. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '400'.
invalid_uuid	An invalid UUID was supplied. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '404'.
readsuccess	The request has been fully and successfully implemented by the Service Provider. For a REST binding this will have an HTTP code of '200' for a successful 'GET' request.
replacesuccess	The request has been fully and successfully implemented by the Service Provider. For a REST binding this will have an HTTP code of '201' for a successful 'PUT' request.
server_busy	The server is receiving too many requests. Retry at a later time. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '429'.
unauthorised_request	The request was not correctly authorised. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '401'.
unknownobject	The supplied identifier is unknown in the Service Provider and so the object could not be changed. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '404'.
unsupported	Denotes that the service provider does not support the requested operation. This is the required default response for an unsupported operation by an implementation. This would be accompanied by the 'codeMajor/severity' values of 'failure/error' and for a REST binding a HTTP code of '405'.

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About this Document

Title:	1EdTech Access for All (AfA) Personal Needs and Preferences (PNP) Service Model v1.0
Editors:	Colin Smythe, 1EdTech (UK) Tom Hoffman, 1EdTech (USA)
Co-chairs:	Padraig O'hiceadha, WGBH (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) Mark Hakkinen (ETS) Mike Powell (Pearson)
Version:	1.0
Version Date:	1st May 2024
Status:	1EdTech Candidate Final
Summary:	This document contains the 1EdTech Access For All Personal Needs and Preferences Service Specification 1.0. This part of the Access For All specification provides a description of a learner's functional abilities and the assistive technology or other non-standard technology in use as well as other user preferences. This includes defining the exchange of a set of AfA PNP records. This is the service model definition i.e. the data formats and the exchange mechanism.
Revision Information:	This is the first version of the 1EdTech Access for All (AfA) Personal Needs and Preferences Service 1.0 specification.
Purpose:	For early adoption by the 1EdTech Members. This version is not available to non-1EdTech Members.
Document Location:	https://www.1edtech.org/accessibility/afav3p0pd/AfA3p0_PNPServiceModel_v1p0cf.html

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List of Contributors

The following individuals contributed to the development of this document:

Paul Grudnitski	amp.io (USA)
Mark Hakkinen	ETS (USA)
Susan Haught	1EdTech (USA)
Tom Hoffmann	1EdTech (USA)
Mark Molenaar	Apenutmize (Netherlands)

Pariag O'hiceadha	HMH (UK)
Mike Powell	Pearson (USA)
Julien Sebire	O.A.T. (Luxemburgh)
Colin Smythe	1EdTech (USA)

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Revision History

Version No.	Release Date	Comments
Candidate Final 1.0	1st May, 2024	The first release of the Access For All Personal Needs and Preferences Service specification. This is for early adoption by 1EdTech Members and to provide feedback to inform the completion of the Final Release.

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