Titlebook: Design and the Digital Divide; Insights from 40 Yea Alan F. Newell Book 2011 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2011

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Attacking the Digital Divide,d people, and other minority groups, will remain opposed to using CIT unless systems and interfaces are developed and marketed which are more “friendly” to the digitally disadvantaged. Specialist equipment will remain underused and the benefits of mainstream technological products will not be availa

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Mamoun Almardini,Zbigniew W. Raś This system used a model of conversation to provide effective and efficient access to pre-stored speech acts. It was based on the concept that the pragmatics of conversation are often as important as the semantics. The ideas it embodied were not without criticism in the field.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-25252-0ems used synthetic speech, and we investigated how the prosody of synthetic speech could be controlled to allow emotional tone to be signaled within a spoken message. By the beginning of the 21st Century, many commercially available AAC devices included word and phrase storage and offered some control of the prosody of the speech output.

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Gang Liu,Lifu Feng,Ying Liu,Zheng Wangmakers to be aware of the demographic challenges, and also to provide data on the characteristics of older people, and insights on their motivations, and behaviors to assist CIT designers in their task.

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Metric-Guided Multi-task LearningThere are, however, substantial similarities between the interface needs of older and disabled people and so called “able bodied” people. The concept of “ordinary and extra-ordinary human computer interaction” was developed to encourage synergy between these disparate design groups.

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Foundations of Intelligent Systemsuggests the use of theatre professionals as mediators between these two groups. A number of projects are described in which live and filmed professional theatre was used both to raise designers’ awareness of issues and as part of a requirements gathering exercises.

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Foundations of Intelligent Systemsy” to the digitally disadvantaged. Specialist equipment will remain underused and the benefits of mainstream technological products will not be available to everyone. The focus of this book is the lessons engineers and designers need to learn in order to respond to these challenges.