Titlebook: Human-Computer Interaction Symposium; IFIP 20th World Comp Peter Forbrig,Fabio Paternò,Annelise Mark Pejterse Conference proceedings 2008 S

GEAR

Improving Accessibility to Governmental Forms1,ility for handicapped citizens. In this paper we present an approach to improve access to governmental forms for handicapped citizens, in particular for people with visual impairments, elderly people, illiterates or immigrants. We describe a system where we combine scanned images of paper-based form

CLAP

hauteur

,Facing the digital divide in a participatory way – an exploratory study,”. In order to develop design solutions to address this challenge, we first need to understand these citizen’s abilities and the context in which they are immersed. For that, we have been conducting practices actively involving a group of representatives of the diversity of users we have in the popu

植物學(xué)

User Interface Input by Device Movement,n already proposed and remaining problems are described. Next, a new method to detect the device movement using optical flow is proposed. Then, a prototype with an embedded 32-bit MPU is built to verify the proposed method. As a result, basic functions necessary for the user interface operation of t