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Posted on January 14, 2020

Accessibility Requirements in the Internet of Things

The web helps people seek information to improve their everyday life. Web accessibility permits people with disabilities to use the internet extensively and fairly. Why businesses should care about accessibility? According to the U.S. Census Bureau, there are nearly 41 million Americans with a disability in 2017, 12.7% of the population in the United States. It clearly shows that businesses can gain more customers by offering more accessible features. Due to a lack of accessibility features, 23% of Disabled Americans say they...

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Posted on December 7, 2019

Accessibility, Opinion

The Biggest Inventions of HCI

The invention of the mouse, touch screen, and voice recognition were the most impactful contributions to HCI. These inventions evangelized how we use interactive systems. It enhanced the efficiency and productivity of our lives while changing how we use, adapt. Mouse Today, the computer mouse is a widely accepted way of interacting with desktop systems. It is still commonly used despite the recent inventions such as touch screens. The invention of the mouse allowed computers to become accessible to ordinary people....

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by sboyer

Posted on June 19, 2018

Accessibility, Edtech

Museum Experience: Audio Guides

For some, the idea of visiting museums can be boring. The ideal museum experience should value improving the understanding of art and enhancing the visitor experience. One of the ways to provide this experience is to give out audio guides at the museum. The guide can be a helpful tool when organizing curated tours, art making workshops, and special events that encourage kids and adults to learn about art together. Audio guides typically have keypads and come with headphones and...

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Accessibility Requirements in the Internet of Things

The Biggest Inventions of HCI

Museum Experience: Audio Guides

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