Accessible Computing PhD and Masters Theses

This list is provided as a resource for PhD and Masters candidates, researchers, scientists, and engineers who are actively pursuing advanced research in accessible computing. Authors of completed Ph.D. and Masters theses are invited to submit information about their thesis by using this form.

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2007
PDF | Abstract	"Evaluation of a Haptic Tongue Device" Mark Bailey 2007
PDF | Abstract	"The Disability Divide: A Study into the Impact of Computing and Internet-related Technologies on People who are Blind or Vision Impaired" Scott Hollier 2007
2006
PDF | Abstract	"Socio-Technical Environments Supporting Distributed Cognition for Persons with Cognitive Disabilities" Stefan Carmien 2006
Web Site | Abstract	"Generating American Sign Language Classifier Predicates For English-To-ASL Machine Translation" Matt Huenerfauth 2006
Web Site | Abstract	"The Accessibility and Usability of Websites: Relationships between Measures from Users, Experts and Guidelines" Omar Kheir 2006
PDF | Abstract	"Multi-Modal Exploration" Christopher D. S. Power 2006
Web Site | Abstract	"The Effectiveness of the Web Accessibility Audit as a Motivational and Educational Tool in Inclusive Web Design" David Sloan 2006
PDF | Abstract	"Interactive Sonification of Abstract Data – Framework, Design Space, Evaluation, and User Tool" Haixia Zhao 2006
2005
Web Site | Abstract	"Appearance-Based Gesture Recognition" Philippe Dreuw 2005
Abstract	"A Power and Reliability Model for Error Prone Technologies: Improving Speech-Based Support for Spatial Navigation" Jinjuan Heidi Feng 2005
Web Site | Abstract	"Annotation and Transformation of Web Pages to Improve Mobility for Visually Impaired Users" Yeliz Yesilada 2005
2004
Abstract	"Last voices:An Exploration of the nature of Assistive Technology Interventions for people with Motor Neurone Disease" Clare Folkes 2004
2002
PDF | Abstract	"Text Legibility for Web Documents and Low Vision" Gloria A. Reece 2002