November 8, 2023 - Updates, priorities of the week
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Back to GC Web Priorities Meetings - Réunions des Priorités Web du GC
Meeting information
Agenda
1. Updates
2. Roundtable
Notes and action items
DTO Updates
- Web Executive Board was last week, went through Q2 results, and also talked about intranet technologies
Roundtable
ISED
- Canada Digital Adoption Program - to boost and modernize small and medium businesses
- They still have funding left in the program
- Asking departments is they see any opportunities to post about the program, adding the feature to relevant pages
Principal Publisher - Page feedback tool
- The Page Feedback Tool (PFT) in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), initially scheduled for October 24, 2023, was successfully deployed yesterday November 7, 2023. The Report a Problem tool was also decommissioned in AEM.
- AEM users are now able to add the new PFT to their pages of choice via the AEM Page Properties. Step-by-step instructions on how to add the tool are available in the AEM training modules on GCpedia (please see Chapter 3, unit 1.2 – Customizing the Page Feedback Tool).
- GC developers and web publishers using the AEM freestyle template or not using AEM can find technical guidance in the GCWeb documentation on how to manually add and configure the PFT.
- The PFT guidance has also been updated as part of this release:
- EN: https://design.canada.ca/common-design-patterns/page-feedback.html
Question
- Is there a deadline for changing the page feedback tool?
Answer
- Not at this time, but hopefully in the next few months
Statistics Canada
- Security problem with their live chat function, because of security problems, so looking for a new solution
- They will let the community know more details to ensure problems aren’t repeated
PCO
- Let us know if you have any December promotional needs
DTO
Accessible Canada Act Templates
- Departments have their first progress reports at the end of this calendar year
- We’re updating the templates to reflect the progress reports
- We’re also updating the instructions
- https://test.canada.ca/accessibility
DTO - Artificial Intelligence - Analyzing feedback - Presentation
- Is there a way to use AI to analyze feedback
- Yes we can, but have to do it responsibly
- Turn off chat history and training so that the data remains private
- Review data to ensure that no personal information is entered, the servers are outside of Canada
- Especially ensure to remove names and identifying information such as addresses
- The script in Feedback does scrub away a lot of this information, but it’s not perfect
- You can use prompts to use ChatGPT to act as a feedback analyzer
- Be careful to look for bias, for example might be biased towards English
- Check for illogical or wrong outputs
- Be sure to build human reviews into your process
Comments
Have you run the same dataset to see if it repeats the same results?
A: No I haven’t but I did notice that it has trouble with French.