7. ASSETS 2005: Baltimore, MD, USA

• Clayton Lewis:
  Bridges for the mind: opportunities for research on cognitive disabilities. 1
  

Panel

• Chris M. Law, Julie A. Jacko, Bill Peterson, Jim Tobias:
  Universal designs versus assistive technologies: research agendas and practical applications. 2-3
  

Evaluating accessibility

• Dennis Maciuszek, Johan Aberg, Nahid Shahmehri:
  What help do older people need?: constructing a functional design space of electronic assistive technology applications. 4-11
  
• V. Kathlene Leonard, Julie A. Jacko, Joseph Pizzimenti:
  An exploratory investigation of handheld computer interaction for older adults with visual impairments. 12-19
  
• Chris M. Law, Julie A. Jacko, Paula J. Edwards:
  Programmer-focused website accessibility evaluations. 20-27
  
• Melanie Baljko:
  The information-theoretic analysis of unimodal interfaces and their multimodal counterparts. 28-35
  

Designing for individuals with hearing impairment

• Olle Bälter, Olov Engwall, Anne-Marie Öster, Hedvig Kjellström:
  Wizard-of-Oz test of ARTUR: a computer-based speech training system with articulation correction. 36-43
  
• Matt Huenerfauth:
  Representing coordination and non-coordination in an american sign language animation. 44-51
  
• Tara Matthews, Janette Fong, Jennifer Mankoff:
  Visualizing non-speech sounds for the deaf. 52-59
  

Cursor control and pointing devices

• Eric J. Frett, Kenneth E. Barner:
  Accuracy and frequency analysis of multitouch interfaces for individuals with Parkinsonian and essential hand tremor. 60-67
  
• Simeon Keates, Shari Trewin:
  Effect of age and Parkinson's disease on cursor positioning using a mouse. 68-75
  
• Yoshiyuki Mihara, Etsuya Shibayama, Shin Takahashi:
  The migratory cursor: accurate speech-based cursor movement by moving multiple ghost cursors using non-verbal vocalizations. 76-83
  
• Heidi Horstmann Koester, Edmund F. LoPresti, Richard C. Simpson:
  Toward Goldilocks' pointing device: determining a "just right" gain setting for users with physical impairments. 84-89
  

Assistive technologies for individuals with visual impairments I

• Simon Harper, Neha Patel:
  Gist summaries for visually impaired surfers. 90-97
  
• David A. Ross, Alexander Lightman:
  Talking braille: a wireless ubiquitous computing network for orientation and wayfinding. 98-105
  
• Sreekar Krishna, Greg Little, John Black, Sethuraman Panchanathan:
  A wearable face recognition system for individuals with visual impairments. 106-113
  
• Anirban Lahiri, Satya Jyoti Chattopadhyay, Anupam Basu:
  Sparsha: a comprehensive indian language toolset for the blind. 114-120
  

Designing for individuals with memory and cognitive disabilities

• Jianhua Li, Graeme Hirst:
  Semantic knowledge in word completion. 121-128
  
• Sri Hastuti Kurniawan, Panayiotis Zaphiris:
  Research-derived web design guidelines for older people. 129-135
  
• Mary Hart:
  Autism/excel study. 136-141
  
• Kirstie Hawkey, Kori M. Inkpen, Kenneth Rockwood, Michael McAllister, Jacob Slonim:
  Requirements gathering with Alzheimer's patients and caregivers. 142-149
  

Assistive technologies for individuals with visual impairments II

• Richard E. Ladner, Melody Y. Ivory, Rajesh Rao, Sheryl Burgstahler, Dan Comden, Sangyun Hahn, Matthew Renzelmann, Satria Krisnandi, Mahalakshmi Ramasamy, Beverly Slabosky, Andrew Martin, Amelia Lacenski, Stuart Olsen, Dmitri Groce:
  Automating tactile graphics translation. 150-157
  
• Ken Wakita, Kenta Shimamura:
  SmartColor: disambiguation framework for the colorblind. 158-165
  
• Stephen E. Krufka, Kenneth E. Barner:
  Automatic production of tactile graphics from scalable vector graphics. 166-172
  
• Jaime Sánchez, Mauricio Sáenz:
  3D sound interactive environments for problem solving. 173-179
  

Posters & demos

• Ted L. Wattenberg:
  Online focus groups used as an accessible participatory research method. 180-181
  
• Robert F. Cohen, Rui Yu, Arthur Meacham, Joelle Skaff:
  PLUMB: displaying graphs to the blind using an active auditory interface. 182-183
  
• Jacob O. Wobbrock, Brad A. Myers:
  Gestural text entry on multiple devices. 184-185
  
• Sharon A. Stansfield, Thomas Butkiewicz, Evan A. Suma, Marilyn Kane:
  Interactive virtual client for teaching occupational therapy evaluative processes. 186-187
  
• Wooseob Jeong:
  Touchable online braille generator. 188-189
  
• Edmund F. LoPresti, Ned Kirsch, Richard C. Simpson, Debra Schreckenghost:
  Solo: interactive task guidance. 190-191
  
• Blaise W. Liffick:
  An adaptive technologies course in a CS curriculum. 192-193
  
• Haixia Zhao, Catherine Plaisant, Ben Shneiderman:
  iSonic: interactive sonification for non-visual data exploration. 194-195
  
• Debra Yarrington, Christopher A. Pennington, John Gray, H. Timothy Bunnell:
  A system for creating personalized synthetic voices. 196-197
  
• Torsten Felzer, Rainer Nordmann:
  How to operate a PC without using the hands. 198-199
  
• Harriet J. Fell, Joel MacAuslan, Jun Gong, Josh Ostrow:
  visiBabble demo. 200-201
  
• Becky Gibson, Richard S. Schwerdtfeger:
  DHTML accessibility: solving the JavaScript accessibility problem. 202-203
  
• Neil Soiffer:
  MathPlayer: web-based math accessibility. 204-205
  
• Xiaoyu Chen, Marilyn Tremaine:
  Multimodal user input patterns in a non-visual context. 206-207
  
• David Hoffman, Lisa Battle:
  Emerging issues, solutions & challenges from the top 20 issues affecting web application accessibility. 208-209
  
• Miguel Alonso Jr., Armando Barreto, Julie A. Jacko, Malek Adjouadi:
  Verification of computer display pre-compensation for visual aberrations in an artificial eye. 210-211
  
• Amanda Irving, Richard A. Foulds:
  A parametric approach to sign language synthesis. 212-213
  
• Lena Pareto:
  Graphical arithmetic for learners with dyscalculia. 214-215
  
• Sreekar Krishna, Greg Little, John Black, Sethuraman Panchanathan:
  iCARE interaction assistant: a wearable face recognition system for individuals with visual impairments. 216-217
  
• Abhishek Agarwal, Richard Simpson:
  User modeling for individuals with disabilities: a pilot study of word prediction. 218-219
  
• Vineet Enagandula, Niraj Juthani, I. V. Ramakrishnan, Devashish Rawal, Ritwick Vidyasagar:
  BlackBoardNV: a system for enabling non-visual access to the blackboard course management system. 220-221
  

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