8. ICCHP 2002: Linz, Austria

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  Klaus Miesenberger, Joachim Klaus, Wolfgang L. Zagler (Eds.): Computers Helping People with Special Needs, 8th International Conference, ICCHP 2002, Linz, Austria, July 15-20, Proceedings. Springer 2002 Lecture Notes in Computer Science ISBN 3-540-43904-8

Invited Contributions

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  George Kerscher: Structured Access to Documents, Digital Talking Books, and Beyond: The DAISY Consortium. 1-2
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  Christian Bühler: eEurope - eAccessibility - User Participation: Participation of People with Disabilities and Older People in the Information Society. 3-5
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  Christian Bühler: From Research to Business Improving the Take Up of Results of Research Projects. 6-7

Universal Access to Information Society Technologies: Opportunities for People with Disabilities

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  Constantine Stephanidis, Pier Luigi Emiliani: Universal Access to Information Society Technologies: Opportunities for People with Disabilities - Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 8-10
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  Keith Gladstone, Cathy Rundle, Tara Alexander: Accessibility and Usability of eCommerce Systems. 11-18
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  Michael Pieper: Recommending Context-Sensitive and Process-Oriented Tourist Information to the Disabled - The PALIO Case. 19-26
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  Denis Chêne, Michel Hoël: Web Site Accessibility Auditing Tool for Visually Deficient Persons OCAWA. 27-32
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  Andreas Holzinger: User-Centered Interface Design for Disabled and Elderly People: First Experiences with Designing a Patient Communication System (PACOSY). 33-40
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  Constantine Stephanidis: The Disappearing Computer: Emerging Opportunities and Challenges for Disabled and Elderly People. 41-48
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  Pier Luigi Emiliani: New Technologies and Services for Disabled and Elderly People in the Emerging Information Society. 49-57
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  Sylvie Duchateau, Denis Boulay, Claudine Tchang-Ayo, Dominique Burger: A Strategy to Achieve the Accessibility of Public Web Sites. 58-60
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  Régis Privat, Nadine Vigouroux, Philippe Truillet, Bernard Oriola: Accessibility and Affordance for Voice Interactive Systems with the VoiceXML Technology. 61-63

Computer and Inclusive Education

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  Ewald Feyerer: Computer and Inclusive Education - Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 64-67
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  Amanda Watkins, Harald Weber: National Information and Communication Technology Policies. 68-75
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  Walter Rainwald: EUN Virtual School Special Needs Education. 76-82
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  Michael Pieper: Tutorial Systems to Teach Standard Applications to the Learning Disabled. 83-89
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  Dominique Archambault, Dominique Burger: The Vickie Project. 90-97
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  Jaakko Kurhila, Hanna Varjola: Using Adaptive Hypermedia to Evaluate Basic Arithmetic Skills in Special Education. 98-106
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  Ewald Feyerer, Klaus Miesenberger, David Wohlhart: ICT and Assistive Technology in Teachers Education and Training. 107-114
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  Jørgen Greve, Harald Weber: Bridging the Information Gap between IST and SEN - A Practical Approach on European Level. 115-116
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  Yehya Mohamad, Stefanie Hammer, Fritz Haverkamp, Meinolf Nöker, Holger Tebarth: Evaluational Study: Training with Animated Pedagogical Agents. 117-124
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  Barbara Prazak, Mathilde Niehaus: Usage of Modern Technologies - A Chance for People with Special Needs?! - Pedagogically Relevant Criteria for the Review of Educational Software Exemplified by "Step by Step 3". 125-127
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  Cordula Edler: Social Innovation in the Information Society - Take It Easy. 128-129
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  David Wohlhart: ODL: Inclusive - Improving Inclusive Teaching through Online Training. 130-132
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  Norman Coombs: Accessible E-learning: Infrastructure and Content. 133-135
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  Giovanna Turrini, Laura Cignoni, Alessandro Paccosi: Addizionario: Words in Your Pocket. 136-139

Virtual Reality

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  Nick Shopland, Jacqueline Lewis, David J. Brown, H. M. Powell: Virtual Travel Training for People with Learning Disabilities Accessing Employment Including the Introduction to the Special Thematic Session "Virtual Reality". 140-142
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  Francisco Alcantud, Gerardo Herrera, Gabriel Labajo, I. Dolz, C. Gayá, V. Avila, A. Blanquer, J. L. Cuesta, J. Arnáiz: Assessing Virtual Reality as a Tool for Support Imagination. 143-144
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  David J. Brown, M. Yazdanparast, Jacqueline Lewis, Nick Shopland, H. M. Powell: Literacy and Numeracy Edutainment Packages for Disaffected Young Learners. 145-146
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  Penny J. Standen, Steven Battersby, T. L. Lannen: Control of Virtual Environments for People with Intellectual Disabilities. 147-149
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  Steven Battersby, N. Kelly, David J. Brown, H. M. Powell: Online Gardening to Promote Social Inclusion. 150-152

Hearing Impaired People - Computers and Communication

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  Dieter Bauer, Axel Plinge, Martin Finke: Selective Phoneme Spotting for Realization of an /s, z, C, t/ Transposer. 153-161
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  Flavio Oliveira, Iwao Kobayashi, Mitsumasa Sugawara: A Multimedia Based Software for Non-Japanese to Learn Japanese Sign Language. 162-163
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  Hiroki Minagawa, Ichiro Naito, Nobuko Kato, Hiroshi Murakami, Yasushi Ishihara: The User Interface Design for the Sign Language Translator in a Remote Sign Language Interpretation System. 164-165
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  Tomoyuki Nishioka: The See-through Head Mount Display as the Information Offering Device for the Hearing Impaired Students. 166-167
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  Dieter Bauer, Axel Plinge, Martin Finke: Digital Speech Signal Processing to Compensate Severe Sensory Hearing Deficits: The /s, z, C, t/ Transposer Module in Simulation - An Overview and Examples. 168-169

Computers for the Development of Young Disabled Children

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  Dominique Archambault: Computers for the Development of Young Disabled Children - Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 170-172
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  Aurélie Buaud, Harry Svensson, Dominique Archambault, Dominique Burger: Multimedia Games for Visually Impaired Children. 173-180
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  Paul Panek, Christian Beck, Stefan Mina, Gottfried Seisenbacher, Wolfgang L. Zagler: Technical Assistance for Motor- and Multiple Disabled Children - Some Long Term Experiences. 181-188
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  Chi Nung Chu, Tien-Yu Li, Ming-Chung Chen: The Design of an Adaptive Web Browser for Young Children with Reading Difficulties. 189-190
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  Anita Hildén, Jenny Hammarlund: Can All Young Disabled Children Play at the Computer? 191-192
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  Antoine Dutot, Damien Olivier, Dominique Archambault: TL a Language to Create Games for Visually Impaired Children. 193-195

Mobility Impaired People - Individual Autonomy and HCI

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  Hiroaki Kawamoto, Yoshiyuki Sankai: Power Assist System HAL-3 for Gait Disorder Person. 196-203
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  Ting-Fang Wu, Ling Fu Meng, Hwa-Pey Wang, Wu-Tien Wu, Tien-Yu Li: Computer Access Assessment for Persons with Physical Disabilities: A Guide to Assistive Technology Interventions. 204-211
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  Junji Ohyama, Yoshiyuki Sankai: A Proposal of Effective Motion Learning Method Using Sensory Feedback for Walk-disabled People. 212-219
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  Masako Nozawa, Yoshiyuki Sankai: Control Method of Walking Speed and Step Length for Hybrid Assistive Leg. 220-227
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  Hidetaka Ikeuchi, Satoshi Arakane, Kengo Ohnishi, Keiji Imado, Yukio Saito, Hiroomi Miyagawa: The Development of Gait Training System for Computer-Aided Rehabilitation. 228-235
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  James Gips, Philip A. DiMattia, Marialice Curran, Debra Lees, Maureen Gates: Accessing Internet Courses by Eye Movement and Head Movement. 236-237
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  Tien-Yu Li, Ling Fu Meng, Chien-Huey Sophie Chang, Ming-Chung Chen, Chi Nung Chu, Arr-Mien Chou, Tony Yang, Chih Chen Hui, Ai Chiao Ku, Yun Lung Lin: The Program for Improving the Working Interfaces and Increasing the Work Competencies of People with Severe Physical Disabilities: The Evaluation, Design, and Training of the Adaptive Computer Devices. 238-240

Typing - Alternative and Augmentative Communication

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  Wolfgang L. Zagler: Matching Typing Persons and Intelligent Interfaces - Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 241-242
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  Johannes Matiasek, Marco Baroni, Harald Trost: FASTY - A Multi-lingual Approach to Text Prediction. 243-250
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  Tim Willis, Helen Pain, Shari Trewin, Stephen Clark: Informing Flexible Abbreviation Expansion for Users with Motor Disabilities. 251-258
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  Grigori E. Evreinov, Roope Raisamo: Cyclic Input of Characters through a Single Button Manipulation. 259-266
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  Vidas Lauruska, Tomas Musteikis: Developing of Predictive Communication System for the Physically Disabled People. 267-270
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  Ming-Chung Chen, Hwa-Pey Wang, Tien-Yu Li: Teaching Adolescents with Disabilities to Learn Chinese Keyboarding by Using Multimedia Computer Assisted Input Method Learning System. 271-272
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  Shari Trewin, Patti Slobogin, M. G. Power: Accelerating Assessment with Self-Optimizing Devices. 273-275
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  Philippe Boissière, Daniel Dours: A Proposal of an Evaluation Framework for Writing Assistance Systems: Application to VITIPI. 276-278
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  Dirk Clemens, Helmut Heck, Michael Kühn, Olaf Perlick, Frank Reins: Individually Assisted Text Entry with Situational and Contextual Prediction. 279-281

Accessible Digital Media

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  Deborah I. Fels: Accessible Digital Media - Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 282-283
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  Vera Louise Roberts, Deborah I. Fels: Methods for Inclusion: Employing Think Aloud Protocol with Individuals Who Are Deaf. 284-291
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  Charles Silverman, Deborah I. Fels: Emotive Captioning in a Digital World. 292-294
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  Maarten Verboom, David Crombie, Evelien Dijk, Mildred Theunisz: Spoken Subtitles: Making Subtitled TV Programmes Accessible. 295-302
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  Deborah I. Fels: Accessible Digital Media. 303-307

Electronic and Virtual Libraries: Access for Print Disabled People

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  Jan Engelen, Dominique Burger: Electronic and Virtual Libraries: Access for Print Disabled People - Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 308-311
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  George Kerscher: Semantically Rich Markup, Should You Be Agnostic in Your Choice of a Vocabulary. 312-315
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  Thomas Kahlisch: DZB - A German Library for the Blind Goes Digital. 316-320
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  Ruth Hammerschmid, Klaus Miesenberger, Bernhard Stöger: Harmonisation of the Copyright Law throughout the European Union - A Challenge for All Print Disabled People. 321-328
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  Claude Moulin, Sylvain Giroux, Dominique Archambault, Davide Carboni, Dominique Burger: A Distributed Document Oriented Architecture for Rendering Services to Visually Impaired Students. 329-336
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  Karim Taha, Lori Stefano Pertucci: ABA's Virtual Library Services for Blind and Visually Impaired People. 337-344
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  Sébastien Sablé, Dominique Archambault: Libbraille: A Portable Library to Easily Access Braille Displays. 345-352
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  Mathieu Raynal, Mathieu Serrurier: CYNTHIA: An HTML Browser for Visually Handicapped People. 353-359
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  Benoît Guillon, Dominique Burger, Bruno Marmol: A Secure Internet Service for Delivering Documents for the Blind. 360-365
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  Marco Köttstorfer, Klaus Miesenberger: Virtual Libraries Initiatives with Usable Results for Print Disabled People. 366-373
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  David Crombie, Arne Leeman, Marian Oosting, Maarten Verboom: Unlocking Doors: Building an Accessible Online Information Node. 374-381
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  Bert Paepen, Jan Engelen: Using XML as a Reading Enabler for Visually Impaired Persons. 382-391
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  Axel Schmetzke: The Accessibility of Online Library Resources for People with Print Disabilities: Research and Strategies for Change. 390-397
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  Brasseur Vincent, Mohamed Slimane, Nicole Vincent, Dominique Burger: Quick Access to Dictionaries for Blind and Visually Impaired People. 398-400
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  Gerhard Jaworek: Perspectives and Possibilities for the Automated Processing of Scientific Texts for Blind and Visually Impaired People. 401-402
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  Basawaraj Patil, Klaus Maetzel, Erich J. Neuhold: Universal Usability Issues of Textual Information Structures, Commands, and Languages of Native Visually Challenged Users: An Inclusive Design Framework. 403-405
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  Marisa DeMeglio, Markku T. Häkkinen, Hiroshi Kawamura: Accessible Interface Design: Adaptive Multimedia Information System (AMIS). 406-412
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  Helen Petrie, Gerhard Weber: Reading Multimedia Documents. 413-420

Blind and Visually Impaired People - Mobility and HCI

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  Yacine Bellik, René Farcy: Comparison of Various Interface Modalities for a Locomotion Assistance Device. 421-428
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  Vivien Guillet, Béatrice Rumpler, Jean-Marie Pinon: Providing Help for Visually Impaired People's Navigation in an Urban Environment Using GPS. 429-436
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  AbdulMalik S. Al-Salman: New Trends and Developments in Computer and Internet Technology for Visually Impaired People: A Survey and Usefulness in the Arab Sub-region. 437-444
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  Harald Schwende: Auditory Emotional Access to Visual Information. 445-447
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  Yoshihiko Nomura, Sayuri Nishihama, Tokuhiro Sugiura, Hirokazu Matsui, Norihiko Kato: Auditory Sensation Aided Image Perception: Integration of Somesthetic Sense of Fingertip Position. 448-454
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  Luciano Silva, Olga Regina Pereira Bellon: A Novel Application to Aid Low Vision Computer Users. 455-462
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  Martin Jung, Erdmuthe Meyer zu Bexten: Visually Impaired Persons Using Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations. 463-468
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  Deborah Gilden: Using MS Office Features as Low Vision Accessibility Tools. 469-470

Access to Mathematics by Blind Students

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  Arthur I. Karshmer, Chris Bledsoe: Access to Mathematics by Blind Students - Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 471-476
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  Arthur I. Karshmer, Gopal Gupta, Douglas J. Gillan: Architecting an Auditory Browser for Navigating Mathematical Expressions. 477-485
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  Pavel Gaura: REMathEx - Reader and Editor of the Mathematical Expressions for Blind Students. 486-493
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  Donal Fitzpatrick: Speaking Technical Documents: Using Prosody to Convey Textual and Mathematical Material. 494-501
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  John A. Gardner: Access by Blind Students and Professionals to Mainstream Math and Science. 502-507
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  Erdmuthe Meyer zu Bexten, Martin Jung: L^AT_EX at the University of Applied Sciences Giessen-Friedberg - Experiences at the Institute for Visually Impaired Students. 508-509
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  Martina Kobolkova, Peter Lecky: Experience with Access to Mathematics for Blind Students in Slovakia. 510-511
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  Kanahori Toshihiro, Suzuki Masakazu: Infty Alpha Test Site. 512-513
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  Ming-Chung Chen, Tien-Yu Li, Chi Nung Chu, Ling Fu Meng, Chien-Huey Sophie Chang, Arr-Mien Chou, Tony Yang, Chih Chen Hui, Ai Chiao Ku, Yun Lung Lin: Designing an AutoMouse to Promote Computer Accessibility for People with Severe Physical Impairments. 514-516

Blind People - Tactile Graphics, Displays, and HCI

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  H. K. Ault, J. W. Deloge, R. W. Lapp, M. J. Morgan, J. R. Barnett: Evaluation of Long Descriptions of Statistical Graphics for Blind and Low Vision Web Users. 517-526
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  Makoto Kobayashi, Tetsuya Watanabe: A Tactile Display System Equipped with a Pointing Device - MIMIZU. 527-534
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  Mario Batusic, Franz Urban: Preparing Tactile Graphics for Traditional Braille Printers with BrlGraphEditor. 535-536
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  Helen Petrie, Christoph Schlieder, Paul Blenkhorn, David Gareth Evans, Alasdair King, Anne-Marie O'Neill, George T. Ioannidis, Blaithin Gallagher, David Crombie, Rolf Mager, Maurizio Alafaci: TeDUB: A System for Presenting and Exploring Technical Drawings for Blind People. 537-539
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  Yutaka Shimizu, Masami Shinohara, Hideji Nagaoka, Yasushige Yonezawa: Improvement of User Interface for Blind PC Users. 540-542

Haptic and Audio Interfaces and Virtual Reality for Blind and Partially Sighted People

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  Helen Graupp, Keith Gladstone, Leanne Thompson: Haptic Perception of 2D Pictures and 3D Objects: Accurate Mental Representation as a Function of Visual Status. 543-550
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  Eniko T. Enikov, Kalin V. Lazarov, Gilbert R. Gonzales: Microelectrical Mechanical Systems Actuator Array for Tactile Communication. 551-558
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  Ben P. Challis: Designing Interactive Tactile Diagrams. 559-561
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  Damian T. Murphy, Michael C. Kelly, Anthony I. Tew: 3D Audio in the 21^st Century. 562-564
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  Myron W. Krueger, Deborah Gilden: Going Places with "KnowWare": Virtual Reality Maps for Blind People. 565-567

Blind People - Human Computer Interaction

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  Sri Hastuti Kurniawan, Alistair G. Sutcliffe: Mental Models of Blind Users in the Windows Environment. 568-574
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  David Gareth Evans, K. Polyzoaki, Paul Blenkhorn: An Approach to Producing New Languages for Talking Applications for Use by Blind People. 575-582
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  Wendy Fisher, Helen Petrie: User Requirements for Technologies for Personal Communication and Information Use for Deafblind People. 583-584
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  Danko Butorac: Project IPSIS - Web Portal and Linux for the Blind. 585-586
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  T. Diggle, Sri Hastuti Kurniawan, David Gareth Evans, Paul Blenkhorn: An Analysis of Layout Errors in Word Processed Documents Produced by Blind People. 587-588
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  Tetsuya Watanabe, Chuji Sashida, Shinichi Okada: Windows Screen Reader User Survey in Japan. 589-590
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  David Gareth Evans, Paul Blenkhorn: Tools for Creating Documents in 'Preferred Format' for Visually Impaired People. 591-593

Blind People - Braille Printing

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  Shunsuke Hara, Ryoko Kawamitsu, Kanako Kusunoki, Hiroshi Sato, Mamoru Fujiyoshi: Braille Printing System. 594-601
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  Mats Blomquist: Braille Contractions in WinBraille. 602-609
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  András Arató, Teréz Vaspöri, David Gareth Evans, Paul Blenkhorn: Braille to Text Translation for Hungarian. 610-617
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  Mats Blomquist, Per Burman: The WinBraille Approach to Producing Braille Quickly and Effectively. 618-619

People with Disabilities - Daily Living

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  Yoshiyuki Takahashi, Takafumi Terada, Kaoru Inoue, Satoshi Sasada, Takashi Komeda: Haptic Device System for Upper Limb Motor Function and Cognitive Function Rehabilitation. 620-617
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  Sirkku Männikkö-Barbutiu: Networking for Accessibility: Elderly People and New Technology. 628-634
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  Paul Panek, Christian Beck, Andreas Hochgatterer, Stefan Mina, Barbara Prazak, Gottfried Seisenbacher, Mathijs Soede, Wolfgang L. Zagler: Tele-Help and Remote Service Provision Using RESORT Prototype System. 635-642
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  Jutta Treviranus: Making Yourself at Home - Portable Personal Access Preferences. 643-648
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  Peter Mayer, Georg Edelmayer, Wolfgang L. Zagler: EU Project SILC - Personal Bio-Sensor Based Alarm System. 649-656
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  Morten Tollefsen, Magne Lunde: Videophones: Useful Assistive Devices for Visually Impaired Persons? 657-658
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  Jérôme Leloup, Pierre Gaucher: HMPH - "Habitat Mobile pour Personnes Handicapées" - Software for the Design of an Adapted Living Area. 659-661
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  Diana P. James: "Bonkers". Increasing Literacy Skills: An Eclectic Electronic Teaching Approach Gone "Bonkers". 662-664

Access Music

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  Ben P. Challis: Access Music - Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 665-666
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  David Crombie, Sijo Dijkstra, Edmar Schut, Natasha Lindsay: Spoken Music: Enhancing Access to Music for the Print Disabled. 667-674
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  Angelo Da Ronch, Adriano Blason: A Music Score Recogniser for the Blind. 675-681
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  Tatiana Evreinova, Roope Raisamo: Visualization of Music Notation for Partially Sighted Persons. 682-683
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  Damian T. Murphy, Mark A. Hildred: Accessing the Software Studio. 684-685

People with Disabilities - Political, Legal, and Individual Aspects

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  Helen Chamberlain: Opening Doors to Information Technology - Section 508 of the US Rehabilitation Act of 1973. 686-691
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  Zachariah Cameron: Access: The North American Experience of Legislating Attitudes. 692-698
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  Constantinos Viglas, Georgios Kouroupetroglou: An Open Machine Translation System for Augmentative and Alternative Communication. 699-706
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  Ryszard Kowalik: Capabilities and Limitations of the Disabled in Remote Access to Information. 707-708
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  Charmaine Mueller Iversen: IMPACT: An Example of Information, Awareness, and Legislation, Leading toward a More Accessible Workplace. 709-711

T-Certificiates to Foster the Vocational Integration of People with Disabilities: ECDL PD

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  Andrea Petz, Denise Leahy: IT-Certificates to Foster the Vocational Integration of People with Disabilities: ECDL^® PD - Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 712-714
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  Morten Tollefsen, Magne Lunde: ECDL for Visually Impaired Persons: Learning Materials, Individual Training, and Distance Education. 715-722
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  Andrea Petz, Klaus Miesenberger: ECDL^® PD - Using a Well Known Standard to Lift Barriers on the Labour Market. 723-730
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  Andrea Petz: KISS - Keep It Short and Simple? 731-733
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  Magne Lunde, Morten Tollefsen: Many Ways to ECDL. 734-736

Studying and Academic Mobility - IT Support for People with Disabilities

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  Joachim Klaus: Studying and Academic Mobility - IT Support for Students with Disabilities: Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 737-738
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  Andrea Petz, Klaus Miesenberger, Bernhard Stöger: Developing Academic Skills among Print Disabled Students: IT Based Austrian-Wide Network for Service Provision. 739-746
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  Mirela Arion, Radu V. Ciupa, Marius Iulian Tutuianu: Access to Learning for All. 747-748
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  Janice Hecht, Bogdan Zamfir: The Evolving Door: Providing Technology Access for Post-secondary Students in a Constantly Changing Technology-Based Culture. 749-750
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  Todd Schmiedl, S. L. Dyser: Taking Assistive Technology to the Highest Degree. 751-752
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  Hiroshi Katoh, Martin Pauly, Shunsuke Hara, Hideji Nagaoka, Klaus Miesenberger: Learning from Each Other: Comparing the Service Provision for Blind and Visually-Impaired Students in Post-secondary Education in Japan and Europe. 753-755
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  Sri Hastuti Kurniawan: How Accessible Are Web Information Resources for Students with Disabilities? 756-757
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  Calais Roussel: Providing Assistive Technology and Alternate Media in Community Colleges: A Case Study. 758-760

International Collaboration to Improve Assistive Technology Outcomes

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  Marcia J. Scherer: International Collaboration to Improve Assistive Technology Outcomes. 761-763
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  Marcia J. Scherer: The Study of Assistive Technology Outcomes in the United States. 764-771
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  Luc P. de Witte, Gert Jan Gelderblom, R. D. Wessels: Future Challenges in AT Outcome Measurement. 772-776
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  Gert Jan Gelderblom, Luc P. de Witte, R. D. Wessels: European Instruments for Assistive Technology Outcome Assessment. 777-781
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  Gerald Craddock: Implementing Outcomes Measurement in an Assistive Technology Service Delivery System. 782-790