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Computers Helping People with Special Needs

10th International Conference, ICCHP 2006, Linz, Austria, July 11-13, 2006. Proceedings

  • Klaus Miesenberger
  • Joachim Klaus
  • Wolfgang L. Zagler
  • Arthur I. Karshmer
Conference proceedings ICCHP 2006

Part of the Lecture Notes in Computer Science book series (LNCS, volume 4061)

Table of contents

  1. Front Matter
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  2. People with Disabilities: Accessible Content Processing

    1. People with Disabilities: Accessible Content Processing
      David Crombie
      Pages 1-5
    2. HODDER – A Fully Automatic Braille Note Production System
      Matthias Leopold
      Pages 6-11
    3. Maps Sonification System Using Digitiser for Visually Impaired Children
      Gintautas Daunys, Vidas Lauruska
      Pages 12-15
    4. Document Processing for Accessibility: Standards and Initiatives
      George Ioannidis, David Crombie, Francisco Martínez Calvo, Konstantina N. Geramani
      Pages 16-23
    5. Expressing Emotions Using Animated Text Captions
      Raisa Rashid, Jonathan Aitken, Deborah I. Fels
      Pages 24-31
    6. Schulbuch Barrierefrei (Accessible School Books) – Co-operation Between Publishers and Service Providers in Austria
      Klaus Miesenberger, Reinhard Ruemer
      Pages 32-39
    7. Modelling Accessibility Constraints
      Terje Gjøsæter, Jan Pettersen Nytun, Andreas Prinz, Mikael Snaprud, Merete Skjelten Tveit
      Pages 40-47
    8. Scientific PDF Document Reader with Simple Interface for Visually Impaired People
      Toshihiro Kanahori, Masakazu Suzuki
      Pages 48-52
    9. English “Oblique” Listening System – Rapid Listening System for the Blind and Visually Impaired, and Its Evaluation
      Shinichi Torihara, Miyoko Nakamura, Nami Ueda, Takuya Wada, Shun Ishizaki
      Pages 53-60
    10. Creating Pictures by Dialogue
      Ivan Kopeček, Radek Ošlejšek
      Pages 61-68
    11. Automatic Annotation of Geographic Maps
      Mirko Horstmann, Wilko Heuten, Andrea Miene, Susanne Boll
      Pages 69-76
    12. Towards the Use of Ontologies for Improving User Interaction for People with Special Needs
      Shuaib Karim, A. Min Tjoa
      Pages 77-84
    13. A Model for Accessible Information Networks – Findings of the EUAIN Project
      Benoît Guillon, Catherine Desbuquois, Dominique Burger
      Pages 85-91
    14. Making the Past a Thing of the Future: Automated Workflow for the Conversion of Printed Items into Fully Structured Digital Objects Based on Common Open Metadata Standards
      Claus Gravenhorst
      Pages 92-95
    15. Accessible Navigation of Rich Media: Exposing Structure, Content and Controls in the Mobile User Interface
      Markku T. Häkkinen
      Pages 96-99
    16. The Essential Role of Libraries Serving Persons Who Are Blind and Print Disabled in the Information Age
      George Kerscher
      Pages 100-105

  3. People with Disabilities: Web Accessibility

    1. Browsing Web Based Documents Through an Alternative Tree Interface: The WebTree Browser
      Esmond Walshe, Barry McMullin
      Pages 106-113
    2. Web Pages for Blind People — Generating Web-Based Presentations by Means of Dialogue
      Luděk Bártek, Ivan Kopeček
      Pages 114-119
    3. Architecture for Personal Web Accessibility
      Myriam Arrue, Markel Vigo, Julio Abascal
      Pages 120-127
    4. Dynamically Generated Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) for Barrier-Free Web-Applications
      Kerstin Altmanninger, Wolfram Wöß
      Pages 128-135
    5. Designing a Web Page Considering the Interaction Characteristics of the Hard-of-Hearing
      Miki Namatame, Tomoyuki Nishioka, Muneo Kitajima
      Pages 136-143
    6. Accessible Websites for People with Dementia: A Preliminary Investigation into Information Architecture
      Nada Savitch, Panayiotis Zaphiris
      Pages 144-151

  4. People with Disabilities: Automatic and Manual Evaluation of Websites

    1. People with Disabilities: Automatic and Manual Evaluation of Web Sites
      Helen Petrie, Gerhard Weber
      Pages 152-155
    2. Web Accessibility Testing: When the Method Is the Culprit
      Giorgio Brajnik
      Pages 156-163
    3. Test Case Description Language (TCDL): Test Case Metadata for Conformance Evaluation
      Christophe Strobbe, Sandor Herramhof, Evangelos Vlachogiannis, Carlos A. Velasco
      Pages 164-171
    4. The BenToWeb XHTML 1.0 Test Suite for the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0
      Christophe Strobbe, Sandor Herramhof, Evangelos Vlachogiannis, Johannes Koch, Carlos A. Velasco
      Pages 172-175
    5. An Environment for Defining and Handling Guidelines for the Web
      Barbara Leporini, Fabio Paternò, Antonio Scorcia
      Pages 176-183
    6. Interpreting Results from Large Scale Automatic Evaluation of Web Accessibility
      Christian Bühler, Helmut Heck, Olaf Perlick, Annika Nietzio, Nils Ulltveit-Moe
      Pages 184-191
    7. Managing and Monitoring Web Site Accessibility
      Shadi Abou-Zahra
      Pages 192-198
    8. Semi-automatic Evaluation of Web Accessibility with HERA 2.0
      Carlos Benavídez, José L. Fuertes, Emmanuelle Gutiérrez, Loïc Martínez
      Pages 199-206
    9. Automatic Control of Simple Language in Web Pages
      Constantin Jenge, Sven Hartrumpf, Hermann Helbig, Rainer Osswald
      Pages 207-214
    10. Test Case Management Tools for Accessibility Testing
      Sandor Herramhof, Helen Petrie, Christophe Strobbe, Evangelos Vlachogiannis, Kurt Weimann, Gerhard Weber et al.
      Pages 215-222
    11. Testing Web Navigation for All: An Agent-Based Approach
      Martin González, Marcos González, Cristóbal Rivera, Ignacio Pintado, Agueda Vidau
      Pages 223-229
    12. University of Illinois Tools and Techniques for Functional Web Accessibility
      Hadi Bargi Rangin
      Pages 230-233
    13. A Proposed Architecture for Large Scale Web Accessibility Assessment
      Mikael Holmesland Snaprud, Nils Ulltveit-Moe, Anand Balachandran Pillai, Morten Goodwin Olsen
      Pages 234-241

  5. People with Disabilities: Quality of Web Accessibility

    1. People with Disabilities: Quality of Web Accessibility
      Dominique Burger
      Pages 242-244
    2. Towards Web Accessibility Certification: The Findings of the Support-EAM Project
      Dominique Burger, Pierre Guillou
      Pages 245-252
    3. Raising the Expertise of Web Designers Through Training – The Experience of BFWD – Accessible Web Design (Barrierefreies Webdesign) in Austria
      Klaus Miesenberger, Daniela Ortner
      Pages 253-257
    4. The Role of Benchmarking in Concerted Actions to Increase Accessibility
      Finn Aslaksen, Frank Fardal, Mikael Snaprud
      Pages 258-262
    5. A Ubiquitous Social Community Portal Service for Social Networking with Convenient Accessibility
      Yung Bok Kim
      Pages 263-270
    6. Web Accessibility Conformity Assessment – Implementation Alternatives for a Quality Mark in Austria
      Marie-Luise Leitner, Klaus Miesenberger, Daniela Ortner, Christine Strauss
      Pages 271-278
    7. Accessible Interfaces to Empower the User
      Mari Luz Guenaga, Javier Oliver, Ander Barbier
      Pages 279-286
    8. A GOMS Model for Keyboard Navigation in Web Pages and Web Applications
      Martin Schrepp, Patrick Fischer
      Pages 287-294

  6. People with Disabilities: Accessible Tourism

    1. People with Disabilities: Accessible Tourism Introduction to the Special Thematic Session
      Franz Pühretmair
      Pages 295-297
    2. Accessibility Add-on Box Enabling Barrier-Free Tourism Information Systems (TIS)
      Michael Winkler, Wolfram Wöß
      Pages 298-305
    3. Development of a Mobile Tourist Information System for People with Functional Limitations: User Behaviour Concept and Specification of Content Requirements
      Sascha M. Sommer, Marion Wiethoff, Sari Valjakka, Dionisis Kehagias, Dimitrios Tzovaras
      Pages 306-313
    4. Objective Accessibility Assessment of Public Infrastructures
      Christophe Ponsard, Vincent Snoeck
      Pages 314-321
    5. BAIM–Information for People with Reduced Mobility in the Field of Public Transport
      Christian Bühler, Helmut Heck, Dirk Sischka, Josef Becker
      Pages 322-328
    6. Accessible Information Space to Promote Accessible Tourism
      Franz Pühretmair, Klaus Miesenberger
      Pages 329-336

About these proceedings

Keywords

Intercultural Communicative Competence Internet Web computer science human-computer interaction human-computer interaction (HCI) information society multimedia ubiquitous computing

Editors and affiliations

  • Klaus Miesenberger
    • 1
  • Joachim Klaus
    • 2
  • Wolfgang L. Zagler
    • 3
  • Arthur I. Karshmer
    • 4
  1. 1.Institut Integriert StudierenJohannes Kepler UniversitätLinzAustria
  2. 2.Studienzentrum fuer SehgeschaedigteUniversitaet Karlsruhe (TH)Germany
  3. 3.fortec - Research Group on Rehabilitation Technology, Institute integrated studyVienna Univ. of TechnologyViennaAustria
  4. 4.The Universal Math Access LabUniversity of San FranciscoUSA

Bibliographic information

  • DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/11788713
  • Copyright Information Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2006
  • Publisher Name Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg
  • eBook Packages Computer Science
  • Print ISBN 978-3-540-36020-9
  • Online ISBN 978-3-540-36021-6
  • Series Print ISSN 0302-9743
  • Series Online ISSN 1611-3349
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