UniTech 2010
The International conference on Universal Technology was held at Oslo University College, Oslo, Norway during May 19-20, 2010 and hosted by the National Network for Universal ICT.
The conference proceedings is published by Tapir Academic Press, 2010.
297 pages, ISBN 978-82-519-2546-4 (cover by Kirsten Ribu).
- Message from the organizers
- Kel Smith: The Use of Virtual Worlds Among People with Disabilities
- Hilde Eide: Mobile Health Care and Health Behavior Change
- Till Halbach: Usability and Accessibility Evaluation of the Upcoming Norwegian E-Vote Solution
- Olav Indergaard: PipeOnline, a web-interface for DAISY Pipeline
- Martin Böcker: Paving the Way for Inclusive e-Services for All by Identifying Enablers for Upcoming Interaction Technologies
- Christian Bühler: Design-for-all in ICT – Management and Networking
- Anke Rammler: Competence building through a Universal Design Wikipedia-Initiative
- Aleksandra Krolak: Eye-Blink Detection System for Human-Computer Interaction
- Hugo Fernandes: Using GIS Platforms to Support Accessibility: the case of GIS UTAD
- Suzette Keith: Diversity in age: the challenges of reaching the ‘hard to reach’
- Harald Holone: Social software for accessibility mapping: challenges and opportunities
- Didar Akrei: Accessibility and public traffic information
- Peyman Mirtaheri: A novel low-cost design of a digital infrared pupillometer using a web camera
- Dagfinn Rømen: Validating WCAG 1.0 and WCAG 2.0 through Usability Testing with Disabled Users
- Frode Eika Sandnes: Effects of common keyboard layouts on physical effort: Implications for kiosks and Internet banking
- Frode Eika Sandnes: On the usefulness of Aaa-links for controlling text size on web pages: preliminary results
- Catherine Kalvenes: Visually impaired teachers conduct ICT training program in Bhutan
- Miriam E. N. Begnum: Enhancing creativity and play through accessible projector-based interactive PC-control touch technology
- Miriam Eileen Nes Begnum: Improving Computer Interaction for People with Parkinson's Disease
- Ida Solvang: Making the creative accessible - Using design and description to make movies more accessible for a visually impaired audience.
- Riitta Hellman: Guidelines for increasing the accessibility of sustained e-services
- Kirsten Ribu: Teaching Universal Design – How and Why
- Kai A. Olsen: Two cases of bad Web usability: banking and employee self service
- Jonathan Hassell: Web Accessibility Preferences Aren't for Sissies: Inclusion and Personalisation Approaches to Usability for All
- Erlend Øverby: A Holistic approach to Web accessibility and Universal Design
- Commitees
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