Adapting to the user's needs and preferences Behzad Kateli.

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Adapting to the user's needs and preferences Behzad Kateli

Content Publishing The medium of by which content is publishing has changed Blogs Wikis Annotations The way is which users search for content has changed FOAF/creator descriptions

Annotations Annotations can be: Notes Summaries Web Pages Blogs Wikis Annotations can be attached to web documents

Adapting to User Needs and Preferences Based on IMS AccessForAll metadata specification. A user can create a Access For All user profiles which allows them to customise content based on: Display Preferences Control Preferences Content Preferences

Display Preferences Font Face, Size Foreground, Background Colour Using Screen readers Using a Braille display Tactile technology Visual Alters

Control Preferences Enhancing Keyboard Mouse Emulation Voice Recognition Structural Navigation etc

Content Preferences Alternative to visual Alternatives to audio Alternatives to text etc

AnnoSource An experimental Annotation client which integrates Access For All & FOAF/VCard creator descriptions. User can create annotations and include FOAF information User can create an Access For All profile Annotations customise based on user preferences

Additions to AnnoSource AnnoSource includes customised/local services for content preferences: Language Translation Braille Font Translation Include author/creator FOAF information

Demonstration Adding an annotation which includes information about OzeWAI 2005

Adding an Annotation

Adding an Annotation cont.

Adapting to Display Preferences - Example Peter has visual preferences. He wants content to be Cursive Font Face, large text and include black background with yellow text

Example Cont.

Example Cont. – Transformed Annotation

Adapting to Content Preferences - Example Peter is an Italian student. Sometimes he prefers to view content in Italian AnnoSource uses on-line language translation servers to transform annotation content to variety of different languages. Google Language Tools Altavista - Babel Fish Language Translation

Example Cont.

Example Cont. – Transformed Annotation

Language Translation – Other Examples English to Spanish English to Japanese English to Korean English to Portuguese

Including FOAF information Peter wants to view creator information

Example Cont. – Transformed Annotation – With FOAF (Italian)

Adapting to Control Preferences - Example Peter doesn’t want to view the full annotation but just a summary.

Example Cont. – Transformed Annotation – With Summary English Italian

Braille Example

Braille Example - Cont

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