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  Joachim Klaus, Klaus Miesenberger, Wolfgang L. Zagler, Dominique Burger (Eds.): Computers Helping People with Special Needs, 9th International Conference, ICCHP 2004, Paris, France, July 7-9, 2004, Proceedings. Springer 2004 Lecture Notes in Computer Science ISBN 3-540-22334-7
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  Jef Raskin: We Are All Blind: Cognetics and the Designing of Interfaces for Accessibility: Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 1-5

From the Human Interface to the Humane Interface

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  Cecilia Sik-Lányi, Erzsébet Bacsa, Rita Mátrai, Zsolt Tibor Kosztyán, Ilona Pataky: The Design Question of Development of Multimedia Educational Software for Aphasia Patients. 6-13
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  Cecilia Sik-Lányi, Ágnes Váry, András Sik, András Nemetz, Zoltán Geiszt: Multimedia Programs for Children with Hearing Difficulties. 14-21
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  Cecilia Sik-Lányi, Ádám Tilinger: Multimedia and Virtual Reality in the Rehabilitation of Autistic Children. 22-28
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  Günter Schreier, Alexander Kollmann, Martin Kramer, Jürgen Messmer, Andreas Hochgatterer, Peter Kastner: Mobile Phone Based User Interface Concept for Health Data Acquisition at Home. 29-36
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  Stefan Mina, Andreas Hochgatterer, Barbara Prazak, Sten Hanke, Günter Schreier: Multi-parameter Data Acquisition on Interface Devices for the Development of Adaptive Input Systems. 37-44

Design for All: Awareness, Guidelines and Policy

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  Dinah F. B. Cohen, Ilene R. Zeitzer: How Governments Can Use Technology to Promote Employment of People with Disabilities. 45-51
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  Rakesh Jani, Martin Schrepp: Influence of Accessibility Related Activities on the Usability of Business Software. 52-59
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  Frankie James, Jeff Roelands, Rama Gurram: Data Entry in Application-Independent Voice Interfaces. 60-68
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  Martín González Rodríguez, Juan Ramón Pérez Pérez, María del Puerto Paule Ruíz: Designing User Interfaces Tailored to the Current User?s Requirements in Real Time. 69-75
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  Seongil Lee, Joo Eun Cho: Evaluating Accessibility of Public Information Kiosks. 76-79

Design for All in IST - Co-operation in Europe

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  Christian Bühler, Constantine Stephanidis: European Co-operation Activities Promoting Design for All in Information Society Technologies: Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 80-87
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  Mary Zajicek: A Special Design Approach for Special People. 88-95
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  David Crombie, Roger Lenoir, Neil McKenzie: Accessibility from Scratch: How an Open Focus Contributes to Inclusive Design. 96-103
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  Tony Verelst: Design for All: Experience-Based Strategies for User Involvement in IST Research Projects. 104-109
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  Carlos A. Velasco, Jan Engelen, Christophe Strobbe, Jenny S. Darzentas, Päivi Tahkokallio, Colette Nicolle, Rafael Romero: IDCnet: Inclusive Design Curriculum Network - First Results. 110-116

Personalization of Interactive Systems

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  Helen Petrie, Gerhard Weber: Personalization of Interactive Systems: Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 117-120
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  Colette Nicolle, Zaheer Osman, Katharine Black, Andrew Lysley: Learning from Internet Requirements of People with Communication Needs. 121-128
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  Carlos A. Velasco, Yehya Mohamad, Dirk Stegemann, Henrike Gappa, Gaby Nordbrock, Erwin Hartsuiker, Javier Sánchez-Lacuesta, Juan Manuel Belda: IPCA: Adaptive Interfaces Based upon Biofeedback Sensors. 129-134
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  Kurt Weimann, Ine Langer, Gerhard Weber: Adaptation of Multimedia Browsing Techniques. 135-142
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  Benoît Encelle, Nadine Baptiste-Jessel: Adapting Presentation and Interaction with XML Documents to User Preferences. 143-150

e-Learning and Accessibility

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  Joachim Klaus: Living, Teaching and Learning at Any Time and at Any Place. e-Learning - Opportunities and Barriers for Visually Impaired Students. 151-156
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  Mari Luz Guenaga, Dominique Burger, Javier Oliver: Accessibility for e-Learning Environments. 157-163
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  Klaus Miesenberger, Martin Morandell, Andrea Petz, Denise Leahy: ECDL-PD: International Co-operation to Keep the Syllabus and MQTB Open for Everybody. 164-170
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  Ming-Chung Chen, Ting-Fang Wu, Chi Nung Chu: Essential Competencies of Special Educator in Integrating Assistive Technology into the Curriculum. 171-177
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  Carole Salis, Cristian Lai, Claude Moulin: Web Adaptation of Learning Objects for Special Access WALOSA. 178-182
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  Daniela Ortner, Mario Batusic, Klaus Miesenberger: Postgraduate Course on Accessible Web Design. 183-186
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  Yehya Mohamad, Carlos A. Velasco, Sylvia Damm, Holger Tebarth: Cognitive Training with Animated Pedagogical Agents (TAPA) in Children with Learning Disabilities. 187-193
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  Sook-Young Choi: A Concept Map_Based Adaptive Tutoring System Supporting Learning Diagnosis for Students with Learning Disability. 194-201
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  Eduardo Campos, Ana Granados, Sergio Jiménez, Javier Garrido: Tutor Informatico: Increasing the Selfteaching in Down Syndrome People. 202-205
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  Amy Gips, Philip A. DiMattia, James Gips: The Effect of Assistive Technology on Educational Costs: Two Case Studies. 206-213

Making Music Accessible

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  David Crombie, Roger Lenoir, Neil McKenzie, Ben P. Challis: Making Music Accessible: Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 214-217
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  Chi Nung Chu, Yu Ting Huang: The Design of Spoken Music Web Browser for Teaching Learning-Disabled Children: A Chevé System Approach to Music Notation. 218-223
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  Thomas Kahlisch, Matthias Leopold, Christian Waldvogel: DaCapo, a Project on Transforming Ink Printed to Braille Notes Semi-automatically: The Project's Current State. 224-227
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  Nadine Baptiste-Jessel, Bertrand Tornil, Benoît Encelle: Using SVG and a Force Feedback Mouse to Enable Blind People to Access 'Graphical' Web Based Documents. 228-235
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  Sally-Anne Zimmermann: Modified Stave Notation - An Approach to Making Stave Notation More Accessible to Users Who Are Partially Sighted. 236-239

Accessible Games and Entertainment

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  Morten Tollefsen, Magne Lunde: Entertaining Software for Young Persons with Disabilities. 240-247
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  Dominique Archambault: The TiM Project: Overview of Results. 248-256
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  Eric Velleman, Richard van Tol, Sander Huiberts, Hugo Verwey: 3D Shooting Games, Multimodal Games, Sound Games and More Working Examples of the Future of Games for the Blind. 257-263
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  Lieselotte van Leeuwen, Aoife Power, Phil Ellis: Choosing Methods for Prototype Testing of Inclusive Computer Games. 264-271

Accessible Tourism

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  Franz Pühretmair: It's Time to Make eTourism Accessible. 272-279
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  Hildegard Rumetshofer, Wolfram Wöß: Tourism Information Systems Promoting Barrier-Free Tourism for People with Disabilities. 280-286
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  Palle Klante, Jens Krösche, Susanne Boll: AccesSights - A Multimodal Location-Aware Mobile Tourist Information System. 287-294

Accessibility and the Next Generation of Web Development Tools

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  Carlos A. Velasco: Accessibility and the Next Generation of Web Development Tools: Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 295
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  Henrike Gappa, Gabriele Nordbrock, Yehya Mohamad, Carlos A. Velasco: Preferences of People with Disabilities to Improve Information Presentation and Information Retrieval Inside Internet Services - Results of a User Study. 296-301
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  Chrisoula Alexandraki, Alex Paramythis, Napoleon Maou, Constantine Stephanidis: Web Accessibility through Adaptation. 302-309
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  Yehya Mohamad, Dirk Stegemann, Johannes Koch, Carlos A. Velasco: imergo: Supporting Accessibility and Web Standards to Meet the Needs of the Industry via Process-Oriented Software Tools. 310-316
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  Eric Velleman: Evaluation Methodology and Quality Mark for Web Accessibility. 317-322
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  Valeska Heerdt, Christine Strauss: A Cost-Benefit Approach for Accessible Web Presence. 323-330
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  Laura Burzagli, Marco Billi, Francesco Gabbanini, Paolo Graziani, Enrico Palchetti: The Use of Current Content Management Systems for Accessibility. 331-338
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  Narayan Annamalai, Gopal Gupta, B. Prabhakaran: Accessing Documents via Audio: An Extensible Transcoder for HTML to VoiceXML Conversion. 339-346
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  Hemambaradara Reddy, Narayan Annamalai, Gopal Gupta: Listener-Controlled Dynamic Navigation of VoiceXML Documents. 347-354
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  Paul Bohman, Shane Anderson: Toward User-Centered, Scenario-Based Planning and Evaluation Tools. 355-360
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  Enrico Pontelli, Ravikumar Reddy Kotthuru: Discovering Structure of Web Pages for Non-visual Navigation: Binding Text to Forms. 361-368

Elderly and Disabled People: Therapy and Care

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  Yoshiyuki Takahashi, Yuko Ito, Takeshi Yamashita, Takafumi Terada, Kaoru Inoue, Yumi Ikeda, Keisuke Suzuki, Hokyoo Lee, Takashi Komeda: Virtual Reality Based Therapy Application for Developmental Disordered Children. 369-376
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  Yung Bok Kim, Jong Yong Kim: Real-Time Health-Monitoring Network for Disabled and Elderly People. 377-384
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  Judith F. Karshmer, Arthur I. Karshmer: A Computer-Based Self-health Monitoring System for the Elderly Living in a Low Income Housing Environment. 385-391
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  Paul Panek, Georg Edelmayer, Charlotte Magnusson, Peter Mayer, Johan F. M. Molenbroek, Håkan Neveryd, Robert Schlathau, Wolfgang L. Zagler: Investigations to Develop a Fully Adjustable Intelligent Toilet for Supporting Old People and Persons with Disabilities - The Friendly Rest Room (FRR) Project. 392-399
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  Jean-Louis Baldinger, Jérôme Boudy, Bernadette Dorizzi, Jean-Pierre Levrey, Rodrigo Varejão Andreão, Christian Perpère, François Delavault, François Rocaries, Christophe Dietrich, Alain Lacombe: Tele-surveillance System for Patient at Home: The MEDIVILLE System. 400-407
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  Orion Fausto Reyes-Galaviz, Emilio Arch Tirado, Carlos A. Reyes García: Classification of Infant Crying to Identify Pathologies in Recently Born Babies with ANFIS. 408-415
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  Phil Ellis: Improving Quality of Life and Well-Being for Children and the Elderly through Vibroacoustic Sound Therapy. 416-422
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  Ana Granados, Víctor Tomico, Eduardo Campos, Javier Tejedor, Javier Garrido: Multimodal Control Centre for Handicapped People. 423-429

Blind and Visually Impaired People: Orientation and Mobility

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  Simon Harper, Stephen Pettitt, Carole A. Goble: proXimity: Ad-Hoc Networks for Enhanced Mobility. 430-437
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  Christophe Jacquet, Yacine Bellik, Yolaine Bourda: A Context-Aware Locomotion Assistance Device for the Blind. 438-445
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  Ryszard Kowalik, Stanislaw Kwasniewski: Navigator - A Talking GPS Receiver for the Blind. 446-449
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  Junichi Akita, Kiyohide Ito, Ikuko Gyobu, Ken-ichi Kimura, Ayumi Mihara, Ryo Mizuno, Jun-ichi Nakakoji, Keisuke Yanagihara: Dynamic Lighting Sign System for Way-Finding by People with Low Vision. 450-453
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  Joan Aranda, Pere Mares: Visual System to Help Blind People to Cross the Street. 454-461
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  Makoto Okamoto, Junichi Akita, Kiyohide Ito, Tetsuo Ono, Tomohito Takagi: CyARM - Interactive Device for Environment Recognition Using a Non-visual Modality. 462-467
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  Shinya Oyama, Ikuko Eguchi Yairi, Seiji Igi, Takuichi Nishimura: Walking Support Using Compact Terminals with Infrared Audio Communication. 468-475
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  Takayuki Shiose, Kiyohide Ito, Kazuhiko Mamada: The Development of Virtual 3D Acoustic Environment for Training 'Perception of Crossability'. 476-483

Blind People: Braille Interfaces

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  Paul Blenkhorn, David Gareth Evans: Six-In - Braille Input from a QWERTY Keyboard. 484-489
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  Sang Sup An, Jae Wook Jeon, Seongil Lee, Hyuckyeol Choi, Hoo-Gon Choi: A Pair of Wireless Braille-Based Chording Gloves. 490-497
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  Tomohiro Amemiya, Koichi Hirota, Michitaka Hirose: OBOE: Oboe-Like Braille Interface for Outdoor Environment. 498-505
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  András Arató, Zoltan Juhasz, Paul Blenkhorn, David Gareth Evans, Grigori E. Evreinov: Java-Powered Braille Slate Talker. 506-513

Blind and Visually Impaired People: Access to Documents and Information

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  Benoît Guillon, Jean-Louis Monteiro, Cédric Checoury, Dominique Archambault, Dominique Burger: Towards an Integrated Publishing Chain for Accessible Multimodal Documents. 514-521
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  Alasdair King, Paul Blenkhorn, David Crombie, Sijo Dijkstra, David Gareth Evans, John Wood: Presenting UML Software Engineering Diagrams to Blind People. 522-529
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  Jenny Craven: Linear Searching in a Non-linear Environment: The Information Seeking Behaviour of Visually Impaired People on the World Wide Web. 530-537
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  Luis González García: Text Comprehension by Blind People Using Speech Synthesis Systems. 538-544
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  Thomas Kjellberg Christensen: Access to Information at Your Own Choice by the Aid of Digital Talking Books. 545-551
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  Danko Butorac: Talking Linux for the Blind - A CD Distribution with Speech. 552-559
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  Esmond Walshe, Barry McMullin: Accessing Web Based Documents through a Tree Structural Interface. 560-563
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  Javier Tejedor, Daniel Bolaños, Nicolás Morales, Ana Granados, José Colás, Santiago Aguilera: Multimedia Medicine Consultant for Visually Impaired People. 564-570

Blind and Visually Impaired People: Education and Training

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  A. H. M. Noman Khan, Sadaf Noori Chowdhury: Computer for Persons with Visually Impairment: A Door to Education, Information and Employment. 571-574
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  Silvia Dini, Lucia Ferlino, Cristina Martinoli: Usability of Educational Software for Visual Impairment: A Question of Viewpoint. 575-582
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  Hisayuki Tatsumi, Yasuyuki Murai, Masahiro Miyakawa, Shinji Tokumasu: Use of Bar Code and RFID for the Visually Impaired in Educational Environment. 583-588
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  Simon Ball, John Rousell: Virtual Disability: Simulations as an Aid to Lecturers' Understanding of Disability. 589-596
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  Adriani Mousadakou, Maria Gemou, Evangelos Bekiaris: Multimedia Software Training Tool (MSTT) for Persons with Visual and Mobile Impairments in Four Languages. 597-600
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  J. Joyce Beumer, Marion Wiethoff, J. Attema: Designing New Technology Based Services to Support Visually Impaired Computer Workers (VICWs). 601-608
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  Yasuyuki Murai, Hisayuki Tatsumi, Masahiro Miyakawa, Shinji Tokumasu: Design and Use of Pseudo-electronic Whiteboard for Low-Vision Education. 609-612

Blind People: Access to Mathematics

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  Arthur I. Karshmer: Mathematics for Blind People: Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 613
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  Arthur I. Karshmer, Chris Bledsoe, Paul B. Stanley: The Architecture of a Comprehensive Equation Browser for the Print Impaired. 614-619
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  Enrico Pontelli, B. Palmer: Translating between Formats for Mathematics: Current Approach and an Agenda for Future Developments. 620-625
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  Paul B. Stanley, Chris Bledsoe, Arthur I. Karshmer: Utilizing Scalable Vector Graphics in the Instruction of Mathematics to the Print Impaired Student. 626-629
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  Douglas J. Gillan, Paula Barraza, Arthur I. Karshmer, Skye Pazuchanics: Cognitive Analysis of Equation Reading: Application to the Development of the Math Genie. 630-637
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  Victor Moço, Dominique Archambault: Automatic Conversions of Mathematical Braille: A Survey of Main Difficulties in Different Languages. 638-643
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  Donal Fitzpatrick, Arthur I. Karshmer: Multi-modal Mathematics: Conveying Math Using Synthetic Speech and Speech Recognition. 644-647
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  Masakazu Suzuki, Toshihiro Kanahori, Nobuyuki Ohtake, Katsuhito Yamaguchi: An Integrated OCR Software for Mathematical Documents and Its Output with Accessibility. 648-655
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  Bernhard Stöger, Klaus Miesenberger, Mario Batusic: Mathematical Working Environment for the Blind Motivation and Basic Ideas. 656-663
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  Dominique Archambault, Donal Fitzpatrick, Gopal Gupta, Arthur I. Karshmer, Klaus Miesenberger, Enrico Pontelli: Towards a Universal Maths Conversion Library. 664-669
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  David Crombie, Roger Lenoir, Neil McKenzie, Alison Barker: math2braille: Opening Access to Mathematics. 670-677
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  Helder Ferreira, Diamantino Freitas: Enhancing the Accessibility of Mathematics for Blind People: The AudioMath Project. 678-685
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  Ryoji Fukuda, Masanori Yo, Taichi Kawahara: Handwriting Input System of Graphs for Barrier-Free Mathematical Communications. 686-689

Blind People: Access to Graphics and Haptic Interfaces

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  Gilbert R. Gonzales: Three Dimensionally Perceived Planar Tactile Illusion Device and Method. 690-696
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  Sophie Rouzier, Bernard Hennion, Tomás Pérez Segovia, Denis Chêne: Touching Geometry for Blind Pupils. 697-704
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  Yoshihiko Nomura, Haruki Kakehashi, Tokuhiro Sugiura, Hirokazu Matsui, Norihiko Kato: An Indicating, Leading Manipulator as a Good Hand at Teaching Strokes: A Mental-Image-Creation Support System. 705-712
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  David Crombie, Roger Lenoir, Neil McKenzie, George T. Ioannidis: The Bigger Picture: Automated Production Tools for Tactile Graphics. 713-720
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  Chi Nung Chu: Two Dimension Interactive Voice Browser for the Visually Impaired. 721-724
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  Martin Rotard, Kerstin Otte, Thomas Ertl: Exploring Scalable Vector Graphics for Visually Impaired Users. 725-730
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  Makoto Kobayashi, Tetsuya Watanabe: Communication System for the Blind Using Tactile Displays and Ultrasonic Pens - MIMIZU. 731-738
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  John A. Gardner, Vladimir L. Bulatov: Directly Accessible Mainstream Graphical Information. 739-744
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  Masahiko Sugimoto, Kazunori Itoh, Michio Shimizu: Simple Pattern Creation Using a Pen Input Guide and Sound Localization for the Visually Impaired. 745-752
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  Makoto Shimojo, Masami Shinohara, Michiyo Tanii, Yutaka Shimizu: An Approach for Direct Manipulation by Tactile Modality for Blind Computer Users: Principle and Practice of Detecting Information Generated by Touch Action. 753-760

Mobility Impaired People: HCI

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  Malek Adjouadi, Anaelis Sesin, Melvin Ayala, Mercedes Cabrerizo: Remote Eye Gaze Tracking System as a Computer Interface for Persons with Severe Motor Disability. 761-769
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  Marcela Fejtová, Jan Fejt, Lenka Lhotská: Controlling a PC by Eye Movements: The MEMREC Project. 770-773
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  Mario Mühlehner, Klaus Miesenberger: HeadControl+: A Multi-modal Input Device. 774-781
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  Barbara Prazak, Stefan Mina, Gernot Kronreif: Accessibility through Standard Low Cost Pointing Devices. 782-787
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  Julio Abascal, Luis Gardeazabal, Nestor Garay-Vitoria: Optimisation of the Selection Set Features for Scanning Text Input. 788-795
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  Stavroula Ntoa, Anthony Savidis, Constantine Stephanidis: FastScanner: An Accessibility Tool for Motor Impaired Users. 796-803
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  Malek Adjouadi, Dalila Landestoy, Melvin Ayala, Walter Tischer: A Real-Time Voice Controlled Human Computer Interface to Help Persons with Motor Disability. 804-812
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  Christian Beck, Gottfried Seisenbacher, Georg Edelmayer, Wolfgang L. Zagler: First User Test Results with the Predictive Typing System FASTY. 813-819

Mobility Impaired People: Rehabilitaiton and Health Care

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  Gilson J. Capilouto: Movement Variability and Speed of Performance Using a Head-Operated Device and Expanded Membrane Cursor Keys. 820-826
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  Hidetaka Ikeuchi, Fumitaka Kamifukumoto, Satoshi Arakane, Kengo Ohnishi, Keiji Imado, Hiroomi Miyagawa, Yukio Saito: An Examination about Walking Posture on Gait Training System for Computer-Aided Rehabilitation. 827-835
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  Grigori E. Evreinov, Roope Raisamo: Optimizing Menu Selection Process for Single-Switch Manipulation. 836-844
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  Rachid Kadouche, Bessam Abdulrazak, Mounir Mokhtari: Designing an Evaluation Method for Computer Accessibility for People with Severe Disabilities. 845-848
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  Ming-Chung Chen, Ling Fu Meng, Cheng-Feng Hsieh, Ting-Fang Wu, Chi Nung Chu, Tien-Yu Li: Computerized Assessment Tool for Mouse Operating Proficiency. 849-856
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  Ling Fu Meng, Tien-Yu Li, Chi Nung Chu, Ming-Chung Chen, Chien-Huey Sophie Chang, Arr-Mien Chou, Tony Yang, Chih Chen Hui, Ai Chiao Ku, Yun Lung Lin, Pei-ting Weng, Yu-chen Shih, Tsung-ying Lu, Nai-hsien Yeh: Applications of Computer Access Approach to Persons with Quadriplegics. 857-864
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  Ting-Fang Wu, Hwa-Pey Wang, Ming-Chung Chen, Wu-Tien Wu: Computer Access for Persons with Spinal Cord Injury. 865-872
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  Robert C. C. Chen, Dilys T. Tsai, Li-Chen Chang, Nick Higgett: An Assessment into Touch Screen Input Devices for Cervical Spinal Injured Computer Users. 873-879
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  Kengo Ohnishi, Eri Goto, Fumitake Sugiki, Keiji Imado, Hidetaka Ikeuchi, Nobuhiro Kito, Hiroomi Miyagawa, Yukio Saito: Home-Use Upper Limb Rehabilitation Device for Cervical Spinal Cord Injured Patients. 880-888

Smart Environments for All

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  Gerhard Nussbaum: Smart Environments for All: Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 889-890
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  Gerhard Nussbaum, Klaus Miesenberger: The Assistive Home - More than Just Another Approach to Independent Living? 891-897
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  C. Penaud, Mounir Mokhtari, Bessam Abdulrazak: Technology Usage for Dependant People: Towards the Right Balance between User Needs and Technology. 898-905
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  Mohamed Ali Feki, Stéphane Renouard, Bessam Abdulrazak, Gérard Chollet, Mounir Mokhtari: Coupling Context Awareness and Multimodality in Smart Homes Concept. 906-913
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  José Luis Sevillano, Jorge L. Falcó, Julio Abascal, Antón Civit Balcells, Gabriel Jiménez, Saturnino Vicente Diaz, Roberto Casas: On the Design of Ambient Intelligent Systems in the Context of Assistive Technologies. 914-921
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  Vidas Lauruska: PACS: Communication and Environment Control System for Disabled. 922-925
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  Yung Bok Kim, Jong Yong Kim: Performance Analysis of User Interface for the Disabled in Real-Time Ubiquitous Information Network. 926-929
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  Jérôme Leloup, Pierre Gaucher, Sybille Pellieux: The HM2PH Project: A Database to Help Prescription of Assistive Technologies. 930-936
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  Mahmoud Ghorbel, Maria-Teresa Segarra, Jérome Kerdreux, André Thépaut, Mounir Mokhtari: Networking and Communication in Smart Home for People with Disabilities. 937-944
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  Gerhard Nussbaum, Klaus Miesenberger: SmartX - Enabling Traditional Environmental Control to Use Standard HCI. 945-952
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  Sylvain Giroux, Hélène Pigot, André Mayers: Indoors Pervasive Computing and Outdoors Mobile Computing for Cognitive Assistance and Telemonitoring. 953-960

People with Cognitive, Speech and Learning Impairment: Autism

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  Paul Tréhin: Computer Use for People with Learning Difficulties: Basic Needs. 961-968
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  Gerardo Herrera, Amparo Plasencia, Gabriel Labajo, Rita Jordan, Cristina de Pablo: Using 'Ambient Intelligence' for Compensating Intellectual Difficulties of People with Severe Learning Difficulties and/or Autistic Spectrum Disorders. 969-975
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  Gerardo Herrera, Gabriel Labajo: Assessing B.A.Bar Device as a Tool for Supporting Labour Integration of a Severely Affected Person with Autism Who Carries Out Classifying Tasks. 976-982

People with Cognitive, Speech and Learning Impairment: Software Accessibility

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  Nicola Gatti, Matteo Matteucci, Licia Sbattella: An Adaptive and Predictive Environment to Support Augmentative and Alternative Communication. 983-990
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  Thomas A. Pushchak, Sreela Sasi: Intelligent Model for Rating Cognitive Capability for Computer Access of People with Disabilities. 991-994
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  Gabriele Nordbrock, Henrike Gappa, Yehya Mohamad, Carlos A. Velasco: Automatic Modification of Text for People with Learning Disabilities Using Internet Services. 995-998
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  Paul Gnanayutham, Chris Bloor, Gilbert Cockton: Soft Keyboard for the Disabled. 999-1002
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  David Gareth Evans, Miltos Kritikos, Alasdair King, Paul Blenkhorn: A Talking Word Processor and Web Browser. 1003-1008
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  Igor Schadle: Sibyl: AAC System Using NLP Techniques. 1009-1015

People with Cognitive, Speech and Learning Impairment: Education and Training

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  Bálint Tóth, Géza Németh, Géza Kiss: Mobile Devices Converted into a Speaking Communication Aid. 1016-1023
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  Marc Spaniol, Luise Springer, Ralf Klamma, Matthias Jarke: SOCRATES: Barrier Free Communities of Aphasics on the Internet. 1024-1031
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  Cecilia W. P. Li-Tsang, Chetwyn C. H. Chan, Chow S. Lam, Christina Hui-Chan, Siu-sze Yeung: Evaluations of an Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Training Programme for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities. 1032-1038
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  Mohamed A. Razian, Michael C. Fairhurst, Sanaul Hoque: Effect of Dynamic Features on Diagnostic Testing for Dyspraxia. 1039-1046
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  Samuel Chindaro, Richard M. Guest, Michael C. Fairhurst, Mohamed A. Razian, Jonathan M. Potter: Feature Selection Optimisation in an Automated Diagnostic Cancellation Task. 1047-1053
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  Thimoty Barbieri, Antonio Bianchi, Licia Sbattella: Minus-Two: Multimedia, Sound Spatialization and 3D Representation for Cognitively Impaired Children. 1054-1061
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  Alex W. W. Wong, Chetwyn C. H. Chan, Cecilia W. P. Li-Tsang, Chow S. Lam: Neuropsychological Function for Accessibility of Computer Program for People with Mental Retardation. 1062-1068

Deaf People: Sign Language and Digital Media

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  Deborah I. Fels: Accessible Digital Media and Sign Language: Introduction to the Special Thematic Session. 1069-1070
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  Rashad Aouf, Steve Hansen: Integration of Signage Information into the Web Environment. 1071-1078
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  Barbara L. Loeding, Sudeep Sarkar, Ayush Parashar, Arthur I. Karshmer: Progress in Automated Computer Recognition of Sign Language. 1079-1087
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  Daniel G. Lee, Jan Richards, Jim Hardman, Sima Soudian, Deborah I. Fels: Creating Sign Language Web Pages. 1088-1095
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  Hiroki Minagawa: Sign Language Communication Support at the Class for Hearing Impaired Using a Control Camera. 1096-1098
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  Marlene Hilzensauer: CD-ROM on Austrian Sign Language: Course OEGS 1, Lesson 1-6. 1099-1106
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  Eleni Efthimiou, G. Sapountzaki, Kostas Karpouzis, Stavroula-Evita Fotinea: Developing an e-Learning Platform for the Greek Sign Language. 1107-1113
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  Kazunari Morimoto, Takao Kurokawa, Norifumi Isobe, Junichi Miyashita: Design of Computer Animation of Japanese Sign Language for Hearing-Impaired People in Stomach X-Ray Inspection. 1114-1120
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  Chikamune Wada, Yasuhiro Wada: Basic Study of a Communication Device for the Deaf-Blind Using a Finger and a Palm - Measurement of Finger Speed and Pressure. 1121-1128
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  Masatsugu Sakajiri, Shinichi Okada, Kazuyuki Ito, Atsushi Sadakane, Naoki Sugiyama, Hideo Tomita, Tohru Ifukube: A Tactile Display System in the Use of a PC for Individuals Who Are Deaf-Blind. 1129-1136

Deaf and Hearing Impaaired People: ICT and AT

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  Sangman Moh: Approaches to Using a Wireless Mobile Terminal to Help Severely Hearing Impaired People. 1137-1143
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  Miki Namatame, Muneo Kitajima, Tomoyuki Nishioka, Fumihiko Fukamauchi: A Preparatory Study for Designing Web-Based Educational Materials for the Hearing-Impaired. 1144-1151
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  Hans-Heinrich Bothe, Ali F. Mohamad, Martin R. Jensen: FLIPPS: Fingertip Stimulation for Improved Speechreading. 1152-1159
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  Santiago Aguilera, Sergio Jiménez, Daniel Bolaños, Mari-Satur Torre, José Colás: A New Mobile Text Telephony System Based on GPRS Communications. 1160-1166
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  Tomoyuki Nishioka: Head Mounted Display as a Information Guarantee Device for Hearing Impaired Students. 1167-1171
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  Sumihiro Kawano, Takao Kurokawa: Facial and Head Movements of a Sign Interpreter and Their Application to Japanese Sign Animation. 1172-1177
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  Jonas Beskow, Inger Karlsson, Jo Kewley, Giampiero Salvi: SYNFACE - A Talking Head Telephone for the Hearing-Impaired. 1178-1185