Literature Reviews
Reviewed research papers, articles, and publications relevant to digital accessibility.
4 results found tagged sensory disabilities.
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Modeling Educational Software for People with Disabilities: Theory and Practice
This paper proposes a unified modelling framework for developing educational software for people with sensory disabilities, drawing on two existing systems as case studies: AudioDoom for blind children and Whisper for hearing-impaired users. The auth…
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An Adaptive Videos Enrichment System Based on Decision Trees for People with Sensory Disabilities
This paper from the ACAV (Collaborative Annotation for Video Accessibility) project at the University of Lyon proposes an adaptive system that personalises how video accessibility descriptions are presented to users with sensory disabilities. The cor…
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A multi-method evaluation of university website accessibility: Foregrounding user-centred design, mining source code and using a quantitative metric
This extended abstract presents a multi-method model for evaluating the accessibility of university websites, with particular attention to the needs of students with sensory disabilities including deaf, visually impaired, and deafblind users. The res…
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Subjective Evaluation of Website Accessibility and Usability: A Survey for People with Sensory Disabilities
This paper presents a novel subjective evaluation model for assessing web accessibility and usability from the perspective of students with sensory disabilities, applied to Australian university websites. The model integrates accessibility criteria f…