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ORCID16th ASSETS 2014: Rochester, NY, USA
- Sri Kurniawan, John Richards:
Proceedings of the 16th international ACM SIGACCESS conference on Computers & accessibility, ASSETS '14, Rochester, NY, USA, October 20-22, 2014. ACM 2014, ISBN 978-1-4503-2720-6
Keynote address
- Vicki L. Hanson:
Computing for humans. 1
Independence
- Burkay Sucu, Eelke Folmer:
The blind driver challenge: steering using haptic cues. 3-10 - Megan Campbell, Cynthia L. Bennett, Caitlin Bonnar, Alan Borning:
Where's my bus stop?: supporting independence of blind transit riders with StopInfo. 11-18 - Alexander Fiannaca, Ilias Apostolopoulos, Eelke Folmer:
Headlock: a wearable navigation aid that helps blind cane users traverse large open spaces. 19-26 - Ron Baecker, Kate Sellen, Sarah Crosskey, Veronique Boscart, Bárbara Barbosa Neves
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Technology to reduce social isolation and loneliness. 27-34
Practices and tools
- Marianne Dee, Vicki L. Hanson:
A large user pool for accessibility research with representative users. 35-42 - Loïc Caroux, Charles Consel, Lucile Dupuy, Hélène Sauzéon:
Verification of daily activities of older adults: a simple, non-intrusive, low-cost approach. 43-50 - Erin L. Brady, Jeffrey P. Bigham:
How companies engage customers around accessibility on social media. 51-58 - Lesley J. McIntyre, Vicki L. Hanson:
Buildings and users with visual impairment: uncovering factors for accessibility using BIT-Kit. 59-66
Information access
- Prathik Gadde, Davide Bolchini:
From screen reading to aural glancing: towards instant access to key page sections. 67-74 - Catherine M. Baker, Lauren R. Milne, Jeffrey Scofield, Cynthia L. Bennett, Richard E. Ladner:
Tactile graphics with a voice: using QR codes to access text in tactile graphics. 75-82 - Priscilla S. Moraes, Gabriel Sina, Kathleen F. McCoy, Sandra Carberry:
Evaluating the accessibility of line graphs through textual summaries for visually impaired users. 83-90 - Suzanne Balik, Sean P. Mealin, Matthias F. Stallmann, Robert D. Rodman, Michelle L. Glatz, Veronica J. Sigler:
Including blind people in computing through access to graphs. 91-98
Objects and interfaces
- Chao Mei, Lee Mason, John Quarles:
Usability issues with 3D user interfaces for adolescents with high functioning autism. 99-106 - Erin Buehler, Shaun K. Kane, Amy Hurst:
ABC and 3D: opportunities and obstacles to 3D printing in special education environments. 107-114
Interaction
- Uran Oh, Leah Findlater:
Design of and subjective response to on-body input for people with visual impairments. 115-122 - Kyle Montague, Hugo Nicolau, Vicki L. Hanson:
Motor-impaired touchscreen interactions in the wild. 123-130 - Maria Claudia Buzzi, Marina Buzzi, Barbara Leporini, Amaury Trujillo:
Designing a text entry multimodal keypad for blind users of touchscreen mobile phones. 131-136
Applications and games
- Lauren R. Milne, Cynthia L. Bennett, Richard E. Ladner, Shiri Azenkot:
BraillePlay: educational smartphone games for blind children. 137-144 - Charles Fage, Leonard Pommereau, Charles Consel, Emilie Balland, Hélène Sauzéon:
Tablet-based activity schedule for children with autism in mainstream environment. 145-152 - Luz Rello, Clara Bayarri, Yolanda Otal, Martin Pielot:
A computer-based method to improve the spelling of children with dyslexia. 153-160 - Hamilton A. Hernandez, Mallory Ketcheson, Adrian L. Jessup Schneider, Zi Ye, Darcy Fehlings, Lauren Switzer, Virginia Wright, Shelly K. Bursick, Chad Richards, T. C. Nicholas Graham:
Design and evaluation of a networked game to supportsocial connection of youth with cerebral palsy. 161-168
Communication
- João Guerreiro, Daniel Gonçalves:
Text-to-speeches: evaluating the perception of concurrent speech by blind people. 169-176 - Jessica J. Tran, Ben Flowers, Eve A. Riskin, Richard E. Ladner, Jacob O. Wobbrock:
Analyzing the intelligibility of real-time mobile sign language video transmitted below recommended standards. 177-184 - Raja S. Kushalnagar, Gary W. Behm, Joseph S. Stanislow, Vasu Gupta:
Enhancing caption accessibility through simultaneous multimodal information: visual-tactile captions. 185-192 - Michael Crabb, Vicki L. Hanson:
Age, technology usage, and cognitive characteristics in relation to perceived disorientation and reported website ease of use. 193-200
Mobility
- Patrick Carrington, Amy Hurst, Shaun K. Kane:
The gest-rest: a pressure-sensitive chairable input pad for power wheelchair armrests. 201-208 - Maia Naftali, Leah Findlater:
Accessibility in context: understanding the truly mobile experience of smartphone users with motor impairments. 209-216 - Michele A. Williams, Caroline Marie Galbraith, Shaun K. Kane, Amy Hurst:
"just let the cane hit it": how the blind and sighted see navigation differently. 217-224 - Dhruv Jain:
Path-guided indoor navigation for the visually impaired using minimal building retrofitting. 225-232
Poster abstracts
- Hiroki Mori:
An accelerated scanning communication system with adaptive automatic error correction mechanism. 233-234 - Daihua X. Yu, Bambang Parmanto, Brad E. Dicianno, Valerie J. Watzlaf, Katherine D. Seelman:
Accessible mHealth for patients with dexterity impairments. 235-236 - Stephanie Ludi, Lindsey Ellis, Scott Jordan:
An accessible robotics programming environment for visually impaired users. 237-238 - Abi Roper, Jane Marshall, Stephanie M. Wilson:
Assessing technology use in aphasia. 239-240 - Frank Rudzicz, Leila Chan Currie, Andrew Danks, Tejas Mehta, Shunan Zhao:
Automatically identifying trouble-indicating speech behaviors in alzheimer's disease. 241-242 - Fumihito Aizawa, Tetsuya Watanabe:
A braille writing training device with voice feedback. 243-244 - Matthew Herbst, Bo Brinkman:
Color-via-pattern: distinguishing colors of confusion without affecting perceived brightness. 245-246 - Karina Caro, Ana I. Martínez-Garcia, Monica Tentori, Iván Zavala-Ibarra:
Designing exergames combining the use of fine and gross motor exercises to support self-care activities. 247-248 - Manjira Sinha, Tirthankar Dasgupta, Anupam Basu:
Development of accessible toolset to enhance social interaction opportunities for people with cerebral palsy in India. 249-250 - Kosuke Araki, Tetsuya Watanabe, Kazunori Minatani:
Development of tactile graph generation software using the R statistics software environment. 251-252 - Chris Creed, Russell Beale, Paula Dower:
Digital tools for physically impaired visual artists. 253-254 - Chris Creed, Russell Beale:
Enhancing multi-touch table accessibility for wheelchair users. 255-256 - Rocío Calvo, Shaun K. Kane, Amy Hurst:
Evaluating the accessibility of crowdsourcing tasks on Amazon's mechanical turk. 257-258 - Darren Guinness, G. Michael Poor, Alvin Jude:
Gestures with speech for hand-impaired persons. 259-260 - Hernisa Kacorri, Matt Huenerfauth:
Implementation and evaluation of animation controls sufficient for conveying ASL facial expressions. 261-262 - Walter S. Lasecki, Yu Zhong, Jeffrey P. Bigham:
Increasing the bandwidth of crowdsourced visual question answering to better support blind users. 263-264 - Leyla Zhuhadar, Bryan Carson, Jerry Daday:
Moving from entrenched structure to a universal design. 265-266 - Meethu Malu, Leah Findlater:
"OK glass?": a preliminary exploration of Google Glass. 267-268 - Rolando Medellin-Gasque, Chris Reed, Vicki L. Hanson:
Older adults interaction with broadcast debates. 269-270 - Luke Buschmann, Lourdes Morales, Sri Kurniawan:
Online learning system for teaching basic skills to people with developmental disabilities. 271-272 - Dhruv Jain:
Pilot evaluation of a path-guided indoor navigation system for visually impaired in a public museum. 273-274 - Samantha McDonald, Joshua Dutterer, Ali Abdolrahmani, Shaun K. Kane, Amy Hurst:
Tactile aids for visually impaired graphical design education. 275-276 - Shuo Niu, Li Liu, D. Scott McCrickard:
Tongue-able interfaces: evaluating techniques for a camera based tongue gesture input system. 277-278 - Robert J. Beaton, Ryan Merkel, Jayanth Prathipati, Andrew Weckstein, D. Scott McCrickard:
Tracking mental engagement: a tool for young people with ADD and ADHD. 279-280 - Giovanni Fusco, Ender Tekin, Richard E. Ladner, James M. Coughlan:
Using computer vision to access appliance displays. 281-282 - Abdulrhman Alkhanifer, Stephanie Ludi:
Visually impaired orientation techniques in unfamiliar indoor environments: a user study. 283-284 - Tirthankar Dasgupta, Manjira Sinha, Anupam Basu:
Web browsing interface for people with severe speech and motor impairment in India. 285-286
Demonstration abstracts
- Raja S. Kushalnagar, John J. Rivera, Warrance Yu, Daniel S. Steed:
AVD-LV: an accessible player for captioned STEM videos. 287-288 - Rucha Somani, Jiahang Xin, Bijay Bhaskar Deo, Yun Huang:
Building keyboard accessible drag and drop. 289-290 - Erin Buehler, Amy Hurst, Megan Kelly Hofmann:
Coming to grips: 3D printing for accessibility. 291-292 - Hari Prasath Palani, Nicholas A. Giudice:
Evaluation of non-visual panning operations using touch-screen devices. 293-294 - A. S. M. Iftekhar Anam, Shahinur Alam, Mohammed Yeasin:
Expression: a google glass based assistive solution for social signal processing. 295-296 - Mohammad Iftekhar Tanveer, Mohammed (Ehsan) Hoque:
A google glass app to help the blind in small talk. 297-298 - Conor Kaminer, Kevin LeBras, Jordan McCall, Tan Phan, Paul Naud, Mircea Teodorescu, Sri Kurniawan:
An immersive physical therapy game for stroke survivors. 299-300 - Halim Cagri Ates, Alexander Fiannaca, Eelke Folmer:
Immersive simulation of visual impairments using a wearable see-through display. 301-302 - Walter S. Lasecki, Raja S. Kushalnagar, Jeffrey P. Bigham:
Legion scribe: real-time captioning by non-experts. 303-304 - Nic Hollinworth, Faustina Hwang, Kate Allen, Gosia Kwiatkowska, Andy Minnion:
littleBits go LARGE: making electronics more accessible to people with learning disabilities. 305-306 - Taylan K. Sen, Morgan W. Sinko, Alex T. Wilson, Mohammed E. Hoque:
M.I.D.A.S. touch: magnetic interactive device for alternative sight through touch. 307-308 - Guang Yang, Mamoru Iwabuchi, Rumi Hirabayashi, Kenryu Nakamura, Kimihiko Taniguchi, Syoudai Sano, Takamitsu Aoki:
Motion history to improve communication and switch access for people with severe and multiple disabilities. 309-310 - Ryosuke Aoki, Ryo Hashimoto, Akihiro Miyata, Shunichi Seko, Masahiro Watanabe, Masayuki Ihara:
Move&flick: design and evaluation of a single-finger and eyes-free kana-character entry method on touch screens. 311-312 - Nizar Bouhlel, Anis Rojbi:
New tools for automating tactile geographic map translation. 313-314 - Suhong Jin, Joe Mullenbach, Craig D. Shultz, J. Edward Colgate, Anne Marie Piper:
OS-level surface haptics for touch-screen accessibility. 315-316 - Michael S. Stinson, Pamela Francis, Lisa B. Elliot, Donna Easton:
Real-time caption challenge: C-print. 317-318 - Mansoor Pervaiz, Rupal Patel:
SpeechOmeter: heads-up monitoring to improve speech clarity. 319-320 - Catherine M. Baker, Lauren R. Milne, Jeffrey Scofield, Cynthia L. Bennett, Richard E. Ladner:
Tactile graphics with a voice demonstration. 321-322 - Alexander Fiannaca, Ilias Apostolopoulos, Eelke Folmer:
Headlock: a wearable navigation aid that helps blind cane users traverse large open spaces. 323-324
Student research competition abstracts
- Valentyn Melnyk:
Accessible web chat interface. 325-326 - Vikas Ashok:
Capti-Speak: a speech-enabled accessible web interface. 327-328 - Caroline Marie Galbraith:
Does it look beautiful?: communicating aesthetic information about artwork to the visually impaired. 329-330 - Xiomara Figueroa Fontánez, Patricia Ordóñez:
Improving programming interfaces for people with limited mobility using voice recognition. 331-332 - Silvia Rodríguez Vázquez:
Introducing web accessibility to localization students: implications for a universal web. 333-334 - Natã Miccael Barbosa:
Strategies: an inclusive authentication framework. 335-336 - Benjamin M. Gorman:
VisAural: : a wearable sound-localisation device for people with impaired hearing. 337-338 - Mitchell L. Gordon:
Web accessibility evaluation with the crowd: using glance to rapidly code user testing video. 339-340
Text entry challenge abstracts
- Stephanie Ludi, Michael Timbrook, Piper Chester:
AccessBraille: tablet-based braille entry. 341-342 - Karl Wiegand, Rupal Patel:
DigitCHAT: enabling AAC input at conversational speed. 343-344 - Jackson Feijó Filho, Thiago Valle, Wilson Prata:
Explorations on breathing based text input for mobile devices. 345-346 - Mathieu Raynal:
KeyGlasses: semi-transparent keys on soft keyboard. 347-349 - Ha Trinh, Annalu Waller, Keith Vertanen, Per Ola Kristensson, Vicki L. Hanson:
Phoneme-based predictive text entry interface. 351-352 - Keith Vertanen, David J. C. MacKay:
Speech dasher: a demonstration of text input using speech and approximate pointing. 353-354 - Torsten Felzer, Stephan Rinderknecht:
Text entry by raising the eyebrow with HaMCoS. 355-356 - Torsten Felzer, Stephan Rinderknecht:
Text entry using a compact keypad with OSDS. 357-358 - Adam J. Sporka:
Text entry using single-channel analog puff input. 359-360 - Adam J. Sporka, Antonín Posusta, Ondrej Polácek, Tomas Flek, Jakub Otáhal:
Text entry via discrete and analog myoelectric signals. 361-362
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