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Visual Tools for Accessible Computer Supported Collaboration Visual Tools for Accessible Computer Supported Collaboration

This paper discusses device-agnostic technologies and the use of visual mashups in augmenting accessibility in computer supported collaboration. The principles of Design for All (DfA) could be easily taken into software development if participants are allowed to contribute with whatever devices they have at their disposal or are able to use. However, device-agnostic services should rely on open standards, agile development and accessibility guidelines to allow participation of diverse user….

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Author: Antti Raike, Joanna Saad-Sulonen, J¨urgen Scheible, Roman Suzi, and Tarmo Toikkanen (Fellow) | Visits: 1078 | Page Views: 1084
 
Domain:  High Tech Category: Semiconductors 
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