8. ASSETS 2006: Portland, Oregon, USA

• Sara J. Czaja:
  Technology and older adults: : designing for accessibility and usability. 1
  

Motor input assistance

• Jacob O. Wobbrock, Brad A. Myers:
  From letters to words: efficient stroke-based word completion for trackball text entry. 2-9
  
• Torsten Felzer, Rainer Nordmann:
  Alternative text entry using different input methods. 10-17
  
• Melanie Baljko, Andrew Tam:
  Indirect text entry using one or two keys. 18-25
  
• Shari Trewin, Simeon Keates, Karyn Moffatt:
  Developing steady clicks: : a method of cursor assistance for people with motor impairments. 26-33
  

Vision

• Miguel Alonso Jr., Armando Barreto, Julie A. Jacko, Malek Adjouadi:
  A multi-domain approach for enhancing text display for users with visual aberrations. 34-39
  
• Luke Jefferson, Richard Harvey:
  Accommodating color blind computer users. 40-47
  
• Alistair D. N. Edwards, Heather McCartney, Flavio Fogarolo:
  Lambda: : a multimodal approach to making mathematics accessible to blind students. 48-54
  
• Henrik Tonn-Eichstädt:
  Measuring website usability for visually impaired people-a modified GOMS analysis. 55-62
  

Design challenges

• Scott Carter, Amy Hurst, Jennifer Mankoff, Jack Li:
  Dynamically adapting GUIs to diverse input devices. 63-70
  
• Anna Cavender, Richard E. Ladner, Eve A. Riskin:
  MobileASL: : intelligibility of sign language video as constrained by mobile phone technology. 71-78
  
• Helene Brashear, Valerie L. Henderson, Kwang-Hyun Park, Harley Hamilton, Seungyon Claire Lee, Thad Starner:
  American sign language recognition in game development for deaf children. 79-86
  
• Young Sang Choi, Ji Soo Yi, Chris M. Law, Julie A. Jacko:
  Are "universal design resources" designed for designers? 87-94
  

Navigational assistance

• Alan L. Liu, Harlan Hile, Henry A. Kautz, Gaetano Borriello, Pat A. Brown, Mark Harniss, Kurt Johnson:
  Indoor wayfinding: : developing a functional interface for individuals with cognitive impairments. 95-102
  
• Julie A. Kientz, Shwetak N. Patel, Arwa Z. Tyebkhan, Brian Gane, Jennifer Wiley, Gregory D. Abowd:
  Where's my stuff?: design and evaluation of a mobile system for locating lost items for the visually impaired. 103-110
  
• Andreas Hub, Tim Hartter, Thomas Ertl:
  Interactive tracking of movable objects for the blind on the basis of environment models and perception-oriented object recognition methods. 111-118
  
• Robert F. Cohen, Valerie Haven, Jessica A. Lanzoni, Arthur Meacham, Joelle Skaff, Michael Wissell:
  Using an audio interface to assist users Who are visually impaired with steering tasks. 119-124
  

Cognition and emotion

• Noriaki Kuwahara, Shinji Abe, Kiyoshi Yasuda, Kazuhiro Kuwabara:
  Networked reminiscence therapy for individuals with dementia by using photo and video sharing. 125-132
  
• A. Ould Mohamed, Vincent Courboulay, Karim Sehaba, Michel Ménard:
  Attention analysis in interactive software for children with autism. 133-140
  
• Rumi Hiraga, Nobuko Kato:
  Understanding emotion through multimedia: comparison between hearing-impaired people and people with hearing abilities. 141-148
  
• Jonathan Lazar, Jinjuan Feng, Aaron Allen:
  Determining the impact of computer frustration on the mood of blind users browsing the web. 149-156
  

Mode transformations for vision

• Shin Saito, Hironobu Takagi, Chieko Asakawa:
  Transforming flash to XML for accessibility evaluations. 157-164
  
• Tatsuya Ishihara, Hironobu Takagi, Takashi Itoh, Chieko Asakawa:
  Analyzing visual layout for a non-visual presentation-document interface. 165-172
  
• Kanav Kahol, Jamieson French, Laura Bratton, Sethuraman Panchanathan:
  Learning and perceiving colors haptically. 173-180
  
• Jeffrey P. Bigham, Ryan S. Kaminsky, Richard E. Ladner, Oscar M. Danielsson, Gordon L. Hempton:
  WebInSight: : making web images accessible. 181-188
  

Alternative modes for motor input

• Rick Kjeldsen:
  Improvements in vision-based pointer control. 189-196
  
• Susumu Harada, James A. Landay, Jonathan Malkin, Xiao Li, Jeff A. Bilmes:
  The vocal joystick: : evaluation of voice-based cursor control techniques. 197-204
  
• Thomas J. Hubbell, David D. Langan, Thomas F. Hain:
  A voice-activated syntax-directed editor for manually disabled programmers. 205-212
  
• Adam J. Sporka, Sri Hastuti Kurniawan, Murni Mahmud, Pavel Slavík:
  Non-speech input and speech recognition for real-time control of computer games. 213-220
  

Posters and demos

• Ag Asri Ag Ibrahim, Andy Hunt:
  A general HCI framework of sonification applications. 221-222
  
• Prush Sa-nga-ngam, Sri Kurniawan:
  A three-countries case study of older people's browsing. 223-224
  
• Siobhan Devlin, Gary Unthank:
  Helping aphasic people process online information. 225-226
  
• Rupal Patel, Michael Everett, Eldar Sadikov:
  Loudmouth: : modifying text-to-speech synthesis in noise. 227-228
  
• Xuan Zhang, Cesar Ortega-Sanchez, Iain Murray:
  Hardware-based text-to-braille translator. 229-230
  
• Iain Murray, Andrew Pasquale:
  A portable device for the translation of braille to text. 231-232
  
• Lynette van Zijl:
  South African sign language machine translation project. 233-234
  
• J. Hope, Brian R. von Konsky, I. Murray, L. C. Chew, B. Farrugia:
  A Cisco education tool accessible to the vision impaired. 235-236
  
• Iain Murray, Andrew Pasquale:
  Wireless headset communications for vision impaired persons in multi-User environments. 237-238
  
• Thomas Keating:
  Picture planner: : a cognitively accessible personal activity scheduling application. 239-240
  
• Kenneth G. Franqueiro, Robert M. Siegfried:
  Designing a scripting language to help the blind program visually. 241-242
  
• Krzysztof Z. Gajos, Jing Jing Long, Daniel S. Weld:
  Automatically generating custom user interfaces for users with physical disabilities. 243-244
  
• Aliasgar Kutiyanawala, Vladimir A. Kulyukin, Edmund LoPresti:
  A rollator-mounted wayfinding system for the elderly: : a smart world perspective. 245-246
  
• Dorian Miller, James Culp, P. David Stotts:
  Facetop tablet: : note-taking assistance for deaf persons. 247-248
  
• Dante Arias Torres:
  Evaluating a pen-based computer interface for novice older users. 249-250
  
• Sambhavi Chandrashekar, Tony Stockman, Deborah I. Fels, Rachel Benedyk:
  Using think aloud protocol with blind users: : a case for inclusive usability evaluation methods. 251-252
  
• Daisuke Sato, Hironobu Takagi, Chieko Asakawa:
  Accessibility evaluation based on machine learning technique. 253-254
  
• Koen Crommentuijn, Fredrik Winberg:
  Designing auditory displays to facilitate object localization in virtual haptic 3D environments. 255-256
  
• Gregory Hughes, Peter Robinson:
  Lecture adaptation for students with visual disabilities using high-resolution photography. 257-258
  
• Simon Harper, Sean Bechhofer, Darren Lunn:
  SADIe: : transcoding based on CSS. 259-260
  
• Peter Parente, Brett Clippingdale:
  Linux screen reader: : extensible assistive technology. 261-262
  
• Matt Calder, Robert F. Cohen, Jessica A. Lanzoni, Yun Xu:
  PLUMB: : an interface for users who are blind to display, create, and modify graphs. 263-264
  
• Blaise W. Liffick, Gary M. Zoppetti, Shane Shearer:
  The personal portable profile project. 265-266
  
• Patrizia Andronico, Marina Buzzi, Carlos Castillo, Barbara Leporini:
  A prototype of google interfaces modified for simplifying interaction for blind users. 267-268
  
• Jon Gunderson, Hadi Bargi Rangin, Nicholas Hoyt:
  Functional web accessibility techniques and tools from the university of Illinois. 269-270
  
• Scott Gifford, Jim Knox, Jonathan James, Atul Prakash:
  Introduction to the talking points project. 271-272
  
• Jalal Mahmud, Yevgen Borodin, Dipanjan Das, I. V. Ramakrishnan:
  Improving non-visual web access using context. 273-274
  
• Aanchal Jain, Gopal Gupta:
  VoxBoox: : a system for automatic generation of interactive talking books. 275-276
  
• Brian J. Rosmaita:
  Accessibility now!: teaching accessible computing at the introductory level. 277-278
  
• Terri Hedgpeth, John A. Black Jr., Sethuraman Panchanathan:
  A demonstration of the iCARE portable reader. 279-280
  
• Annuska Perkins, Tira Cohene:
  The impact of user research on product design case study: : accessibility ecosystem for windows vista. 281-282
  
• Stephen Fickas, Craig Pataky, Zebin Chen:
  DuckCall: : tackling the first hundred yards problem. 283-284
  
• Jonathan Schull:
  An extensible, scalable browser-based architecture for synchronous and asynchronous communication and collaboration systems for deaf and hearing individuals. 285-286
  
• Takashi Kato, Masahiro Hori:
  "Beyond Perceivability": : critical requirements for universal design of information. 287-288
  

Student research competition

• Ag Asri Ag Ibrahim:
  Task analysis for sonification applications usability evaluation. 289-290
  
• Joshua M. Hailpern:
  WISE: : a wizard interface supporting enhanced usability. 291-292
  
• Kristen Shinohara:
  Designing assistive technology for blind users. 293-294
  
• Murni Mahmud:
  A mixed method for evaluating input devices with older persons. 295-296
  
• Robert Dodd:
  Self-adapting user interfaces as assistive technology for handheld mobile devices. 297-298
  
• Ira Jhangiani:
  Usability and accessibility issues in the localization of assistive technology. 299-300
  
• Yevgen Borodin:
  A flexible VXML interpreter for non-visual web access. 301-302