A reference model is presented to act as a theoretical foundation. This Universal Access Reference Model (UARM) focuses on the accessibility of the interaction between users and systems, and provides a mechanism to share knowledge and abilities between users and systems.
Evaluation of a Haptic Tongue Device
This thesis improves a prototype device that has been built to fit onto the tongue and receive visual information in a tactile form
2007 Best Student Paper
Slipping and Drifting: Using Older Users to Uncover Pen-Based Target Acquisition Difficulties
2007 Best Paper
Evaluating American Sign Language Generation Through the Participation of Native ASL Signers
Individual-Technology Fit: Matching Individual Characteristics and Features of Biometric Interface Technologies with Performance
biometric describes physiological measures that may be used for non-muscularly controlled computer applications, such as brain-computer interfaces
The Disability Divide: A Study into the Impact of Computing and Internet-related Technologies on People who are Blind or Vision Impaired
The purpose of this study was to find the reasons behind this digital divide for people with disabilities and provide solutions.
Socio-Technical Environments Supporting Distributed Cognition for Persons with Cognitive Disabilities
MAPS (Memory Aiding Prompting System), aims to provide a simple effective prompting system for individuals with cognitive disabilities with an interface for designing prompting scripts by caregivers
The Accessibility and Usability of Websites: Relationships between Measures from Users, Experts and Guidelines
Overall, the main outcome from this study shows that the severity ratings provided by the accessibility and usability guidelines are not valid: although researchers and participants agree each other both within and between groups, there is no agreement with the guidelines’ ratings of severity.