CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn 2008 1 October 20, 2008 Promoting Adoption and Diversity in Access Technologies for Adults with Reading Disabilities.

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CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn October 20, 2008 Promoting Adoption and Diversity in Access Technologies for Adults with Reading Disabilities Katherine Deibel University of Washington

October 20, 2008CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn Goal – Understand the technology usage and adoption practices of adults with reading disabilities – Develop access technologies that help promote adoption by adults with reading disabilities

October 20, 2008CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn Research Challenges – Wide diversity of needs among users with reading disabilities – Support multiple reading tasks and contexts – Invisible nature of reading disabilities – Tactical efforts at hiding disability – Influences when, how, and if an AT will be used – Population unlikely to seek out help from disability experts or services – No guidance in AT selection process – No guidance in configuration and maintenance of adopted ATs

October 20, 2008CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn Potential Solution – Provide multiple tools for the user to choose among – Allow user to control when and where some tools are used – Provide automated support in the – Selection Phase – Configuration Phase – Maintenance Phase

October 20, 2008CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn Observations from Research Literature – Findings of adoption studies are generally consistent – General predictors of technology adoption: – Involvement of user in selection process – Observable performance benefit – Ease of maintenance and configuration – Understanding what the technology does

October 20, 2008CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn Reframing Findings as Questions – Successful adoption of access technology relies on the user knowing: – What does this device do? – Why will this device help people with my disability? – Will this device help me with my ability? – How do I configure this device? – How do I use this device? Can we develop a system that insures these questions are answered?

October 20, 2008CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn Semiotic engineering – Interface is viewed as a communication between the designer and user – Usability breakdowns are viewed as miscommunications design intent Interface design intent Successful Communication ??? Unsuccessful Communication Users Designer design intent

October 20, 2008CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn AT and Semiotic Engineering – Idea: – Use semiotic engineering principles and practice to insure the adoption questions are answered – Has yet to be applied to the design of access technologies (Deibel, 2007)

October 20, 2008CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn Schematic of Adoption Support System Document Viewer Reading Tools User Expert System Screening Questionnaire Recommended Tools Tool Demo Configuration Wizard Tool A B C A. Overall application. B. Detail of expert system. C. Detail of a reading tool

October 20, 2008CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn Screening Questionnaire Press to listen to a short conversation. You will be asked a few questions after it has completed. Words on a page begin to move around if I read for longer than 10 minutes. Agree Disagree – User completes questions about typical reading behaviors and automated skill assessments – System diagnoses the presence and strength of user’s reading difficulties

October 20, 2008CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn Tool Recommendation Based on your responses, you experience some difficulty recognizing words when you are reading. Tools you might find helpful are: –Text Reader: Given your strong auditory skills, hearing the text read aloud… –Phonetic Speller: This tool helps with recognizing a word by showing how it is pronounced… Explain Demo Configure – System presents diagnoses and recommends tools – User can ask for explanation of diagnoses and demonstrations of the tools

October 20, 2008CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn – System refers to the user’s responses to provide transparency of assessment Diagnosis Explanation Explanation: Word Recognition Phonological Processing Score: 2 / 10 This score reflects your ability to process letters into sounds, such as in the question…

October 20, 2008CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn Tool Demonstration Demo: Phonetic Speller Seeing how a word sounds can help you in identifying it. With this tool, you can click on a word to show how it is pronounced: The photograph showed the theft… – Tool demonstrates what it does and explains why it could be helpful

October 20, 2008CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn Tool Configuration Configure: Color Adjuster To determine a background color that best reduces visual stress, the system will perform an eye exam. You will need a… Configuration wizard works with User to properly tune reading tool. – Configuration wizard works with User to properly tune reading tool

October 20, 2008CSEP 590 B, Accessibility, Autumn Further Design Expansions – View document viewer and tools as a general purpose reading tool – Develop tools that help people regardless of having a reading disability – Lessens stigma of technology as being only for disabled people – Tools for reading disabilities will be expected to interface with recommender system