Table of Contents

• Teaching design for all in HCIJulio Abascal, Nestor Garay. 3-7
• CoU: Context of Use Model for User Interface DesigningRony Abi-Aad, Daniel Sinnig, Thiruvengadam Radhakrishnan, Ahmed Seffah. 8-12
• SIMPLEX: a simple user check-model for Inclusive DesignRay Adams, Patrick Langdon. 13-22
• The Synergies between Universal Design and User-Centred DesignGunela Astbrink, Jenine P. Beekhuyzen. 23-27
• I2BN: Exemplified Best Practice for Access to Internet Resources for Handicapped User GroupsJuergen Baum. 28-32
• Task Modeling for Customization of Web ApplicationsBirgit Bomsdorf. 33-37
• Addressing Print Disabilities in Adult Foreign-language AcquisitionSilas S. Brown, Peter Robinson 0001. 38-42
• Disability Participation to Design an Assistive Product for Cerebral Palsy PatientChien-Hsu Chen, Han-Ting Ke, Fong-Gong Wu. 43-47
• Stiftung Digitale Chancen - Digital Opportunities Foundation and Aktionsbündnis für barrierefreie Informationstechnik - Alliance for barrier free Information TechnologyJutta Croll, Christian Bühler. 48-52
• Design for All Key Knowledge and Skill Sets for Information and Communication Products, Services and SystemsJenny S. Darzentas, John Darzentas. 53-57
• Usability and Accessibility Investigation of E-Banking Registration ProcessesJon Dodd, Robert Stevens, Patrick Langdon. 58-62
• An Assessment of Braided Learning: An Including Educational Philosophy for IT-related EducationAlexis A. Donnelly, Ronan McGuirk, Bryn Holmes. 63-67
• The Emotional Hearing Aid: An Assistive Tool for AutismRana El Kaliouby, Peter Robinson 0001. 68-72
• Teaching design for all: the needs and expectations of industry from a DfA curriculumJan Engelen, Christophe Strobbe, Jenny S. Darzentas. 73-77
• Distributed Cognition: A Conceptual Framework for Design-for-AllGerhard Fischer. 78-82
• Interfacing Business Object and User Models with Action ModelsPeter Forbrig, Anke Dittmar. 83-87
• A Framework to Ensure Continuous Accessibility, Acceptability and, Usability of SystemsElizabeth Furtado, Otoni Cardoso Júnior. 88-92
• Multimedia Courses for Social Work Students - More than Reading a Book OnlineSigrun Goll, Jörn Krückeberg. 93-97
• Technology, Society and MindTommi Ilmonen, Janne Kontkanen. 98-102
• Goal-Oriented vs. Open-Ended ApplicationsTommi Ilmonen, Janne Kontkanen. 103-107
• Investigating Mobile Use for Wearable Product Concept DesignKristiina Karvonen, Jarmo Parkkinen, Liina Poropudas. 108-112
• Cognitive Capability Scales for Design for ParticipationPatrick Langdon, Ray Adams, P. John Clarkson. 113-117
• A comparison between Universal design practical guidelines and participatory designTakuo Matsunobe, Toshiki Yamaoka, Kei Adachi, Chitose Tanaka. 118-122
• A structured approach to the interaction in 3DZdenek Míkovec, Pavel Slavík. 123-127
• BIKA - Competence Center Barrier-Free Information and Communication Technologies for AllYehya Mohamad, Henrike Gappa, Gabriele Nordbrock, Dirk Stegemann, Carlos A. Velasco. 128-132
• IDCnet - A thematic network for Inclusive Design Curricula: aims and objectivesYehya Mohamad, Carlos A. Velasco. 133-137
• Universal Design for Information Technology: Application to Research and DevelopmentYukie Motomiya. 138-142
• Empathic Modelling in Teaching Design for AllColette Nicolle, Martin Maguire 0001. 143-147
• Current Status of Universal Design for Information Technology in JapanChika Sekine, Naoki Sakakibara. 148-152
• Towards a framework for creating design support environments for adaptive systemsThomas Spyrou, Evangelos Vlachogiannis, Argyris Arnellos, John Darzentas. 153-157
• Observation Threshold of Cellular Phone Represented Angles and Its Related FactorsFong-Gong Wu, Eva Chang, Chien-Hsu Chen, Rain Chen. 158-162
• A concept and method of proposed Universal Design Practical GuidelineToshiki Yamaoka, Kazuhiko Yamazaki, Akira Okada, Sohsuke Saitoh, Masatoshi Nomura, Koji Yanagida. 163-167
• Proposal for design process and user segments table for universal practical guidelinesKazuhiko Yamazaki, Akira Okada, Sohsuke Saitoh, Koji Yanagida, Toshiki Yamaoka, Masatoshi Nomura. 168-172
• Using the UD matrix to extract problems of an application formHidetoshi Yoshioka, Takuo Matsunobe, Toshiki Yamaoka. 173-177
• Automated Vocabulary Collection to Allow Topical Conversation for Non-Speaking PeopleSaqib Ashraf, Ian W. Ricketts. 181-185
• Accessibility of web applications: different approaches for different fieldsLaura Burzagli, Paolo Graziani. 186-190
• Technology in the Workplace: Implications for Older WorkersSara J. Czaja. 191-195
• Will the interfaces be more human in the future?Jan Ekberg. 196-200
• Evaluating the Usability of Joystick Control of a Screen Magnifier with Visually Impaired UsersGareth Evans 0001, Sri Hastuti Kurniawan, Alasdair King, Paul Blenkhorn. 201-205
• Eye tracking approach for gerontechnologyRyoko Fukuda, Heiner Bubb. 206-210
• A Sign Language Interface for Web-Based Bilingual / Bicultural Education of Deaf ChildrenVicki L. Hanson. 211-215
• Non-Manual Signals in Japanese Sign LanguageKazuyuki Kanda, Akira Ichikawa, Yuji Nagashima, Mina Terauchi, Daisuke Hara. 216-220
• Intelligent Wheelchair Looking at Pedestrians and the CaregiverYoshinori Kuno. 221-225
• A Web Browser for People with Quadrip legiaHunter Larson, James Gips. 226-230
• Distance Training for the Inclusion of Low-incidence GroupsLeonor Moniz Pereira, Cristina Espadinha, Elisabete Saragoça. 231-235
• An Investigation into the performance of a Virtual Mirror Box for the treatment of Phantom Limb Pain in Amputees using Augmented Reality TechnologyKieran O'Neill, Annraoi M. de Paor, Malcom MacLachlan, Gary McDarby. 236-240
• Problems in Healthcare Website Designs: Implications for Usability and Comprehension in the ElderlyRaymond L. Ownby, Sara J. Czaja, Jarvis T. Gray, Cheryl N. Carmin. 241-245
• Technology-based Caregiver Intervention ResearchRichard Schulz. 246-250
• Enabling Access to the Graphical User Interface for People with Vision ImpairmentsRobert Sinclair. 251-255
• Issues in Human Computer Interaction seen from an Assistive Technology perspectiveMathijs Soede. 256-260
• A Research on JSL Conversation ProcessMina Terauchi, Yuji Nagashima, Kazuyuki Kanda. 261-265
• Better accessibility to promote human-computer interaction for allClaes Tjäder. 266-270
• Design for Older People: Standardization vs. Personal FitHiroyuki Umemuro, Hajime Ogi. 271-275
• e-AAC: Making Internet-based Interpersonal Communication and WWW Content Accessible for AAC Symbol UsersConstantinos Viglas, Georgios Kouroupetroglou. 276-280
• A Proposal for a Communication Device with a Finger and a Palm for the Deaf-blindChikamune Wada, Yasuhiro Wada. 281-285
• Mobile interfaces for people with severe motor restrictionsJulio Abascal, Daniel Cagigas, Nestor Garay, Luis Gardeazabal. 289-293
• Service Adaptation and Personalisation in the PALIO ProjectAlessandro Andreadis, Pasquale Fedele, Giovanni Giambene, Jennifer Santoro. 294-298
• Traveling Narrative and Mediated InstrumentsAnne Bationo, Françoise Decortis, Julien Kahn. 299-303
• User-friendly interaction/interface control of intelligent home for movement-disabled peopleZ. Zenn Bien, Jun-Hyeong Do, Jung-Bae Kim, Dimitar H. Stefanov, Kwang-Hyun Park. 304-308
• "In the pocket": an Empirical Study of Multimodal Devices for Mobile ActivitiesGuillaume Calvet, Julien Kahn, Pascal Salembier, Moustapha Zouinar. 309-313
• Technology for people localization in smart homesRoberto Casas, Jorge L. Falcó, José Ignacio Artigas, José M. Falcó, Alfonso Gallego. 314-318
• Supporting Access to Museum Information for Mobile VisitorsCarmine Ciavarella, Fabio Paternò. 319-323
• Standard Buses for Domotics: Technology & ConvergenceAntón Civit, Gabriel Jiménez, José Luis Sevillano, Saturnino Vicente, Fernando Díaz del Río. 324-328
• Cultural Probes: Eliciting Requirements for Dependable Ubiquitous Computing in the HomeKaren Clarke, Keith Cheverst, Guy Dewsbury, Dan Fitton, John A. Hughes, Mark Rouncefield, Ian Sommerville, Terry Hemmings, Tom Rodden. 329-333
• Components for a ubiquitous learning environmentDavid Cuartielles, Lone Malmborg, Pierre Schlaucher. 334-338
• A user evaluation study of a multi-modal mobile navigation aidJohan de Heer, Markus Eisenhauer, Vasilios Siochos. 339-343
• 3D audio news presentations modeling for mobile environmentSafia Djennane, Stuart Goose. 344-348
• Accessible User Interfaces for Smart HomesDaniel Eguzkiza, Nestor Garay, Luis Gardeazabal. 349-353
• Mobile information systems for allMarkus Eisenhauer, Reinhard Oppermann, Barbara Schmidt-Belz. 354-358
• Real World Object Annotation for See-Through DisplaysAlois Ferscha, Markus Keller. 359-363
• Intelligent User Interface for Integrated Alert System in Tele-homecareErwin Fugger, Markus Asslaber, Andreas Hochgatterer, Barbara Prazak. 364-368
• Evaluating the Double-Deck DeskWilliam W. Gaver, Andrew Boucher 0002, Heather Martin. 369-373
• Ubiquitous Access to Documents: Using Storytelling to Alleviate Cognitive ProblemsDaniel Gonçalves 0002, Joaquim A. Jorge. 374-378
• Mobile 3D Visualization and Interaction in an Industrial EnvironmentStuart Goose, Sinem Güven, Xiang Zhang, Sandra Sudarsky, Nassir Navab. 379-383
• A new approach to Interoperability of Distributed DevicesJürg Gutknecht. 384-388
• Building the Brief: Action and Audience in Augmented RealityMatina Halkia, Gary Local. 389-393
• Facing the future: Including elderly users when considering universal accessVicki L. Hanson. 394-398
• Sentinel: Universal Access to Ambient DevicesSimon Harper, Carole A. Goble, Stephen Pettitt. 399-403
• Universal Design for Mobile Electronic Health RecordsElizabeth Hofvenschiöld, Frank Heidmann, Sylvia Eiblmaier. 404-408
• Service Challenges of Wireless Composite NetworksDemosthenes Ikonomou. 409-413
• Re-appearing interfaces of objectsAchilles Kameas, Irene Mavrommati. 414-418
• Architectures for Multimodal Interactive Assistant SystemsThomas Kirste, Stefan Rapp. 419-423
• A Reference Framework for Multi-Surface InteractionChristophe Lachenal, Joëlle Coutaz. 424-428
• Discovery in a Dynamically Composable Personal SystemSpyros Lalis. 429-433
• Decreasing the Annoyance of Your Mobile Device A Case Study in Context AwarenessTatiana Lashina, Fabio Vignoli, Vincent Buil, Sander van de Wijdeven, Jettie Hoonhout, Gerard Hollemans. 434-438
• Designing for older and inexperienced mobile phone usersMartin Maguire 0001, Zaheer Osman. 439-443
• Ubiquitous-computing enabled wireless devicesDennis Majoe. 444-448
• Adaptive Brain Interfaces for Communication and ControlJosé del R. Millán. 454-458
• A conceptual model to support device-independent and accessible authoring and publishing by a next generation Web Publishing FrameworkYehya Mohamad, Carlos A. Velasco. 459-463
• Human-smart environment interaction in case of severe disabilityMounir Mokhtari, Mohamed Ali Feki, Bessam Abdulrazak. 464-468
• The Ubiquitous Interactor - Universal Access to Mobile ServicesStina Nylander, Markus Bylund. 469-473
• Moving Target: Designing for Evolving PracticeBill Papantoniou, Dimitris Nathanael, Nicolas Marmaras. 474-478
• Ubiquitous Computing and the ElderlyJukka Riekki, Juha Röning. 479-483
• Conceptual Architecture for Mobility ContextElisa Rubegni, Maurizio Caporali. 484-488
• Dynamic environment-adapted mobile interfaces: the Voyager ToolkitAnthony Savidis, Constantine Stephanidis. 489-493
• Needs of the Active Elderly for Mobile PhonesKimmo Tuomainen, Sanna Haapanen. 494-498
• A Standard for Controlling Ubiquitous Computing and Environmental Resources from Any Personal DeviceGregg C. Vanderheiden, Gottfried Zimmermann, Shari Trewin. 499-503
• Animated Chatting - Universal access by Converting Text Information into Animation, Symbols, and Background Pictures -Haru Ando, Sachiko Hori, Junichi Matsuda. 507-511
• Learning Affective BehaviorElisabeth André, Martin Mueller. 512-516
• Applying Logic Inference Techniques for Gaining Flexibility and Adaptivity in Tutoring SystemsMatteo Baldoni, Cristina Baroglio, Viviana Patti. 517-521
• Improving Web Interaction through PersonalizationPaolo Buono, Maria Francesca Costabile, Stefano Paolo Guida, Rosa Lanzilotti, Antonio Piccinno. 522-526
• Network Shared Knowledge, Veridiction and Support to Trusted Network Relationships in an Interpretative-Semiotics FrameworkPaolo Bussotti, Maria Chiara Pettenati. 527-531
• Domain-Expert Users and their Needs of Software DevelopmentMaria Francesca Costabile, Daniela Fogli, Catherine Letondal, Piero Mussio, Antonio Piccinno. 532-536
• Dynamic Adaptation of Navigation Models in Hypermedia: Project Tirsus, a case of StudyAitor de la Puente Salan, Juan Ramón Pérez Pérez, Sergio Ocio Barriales, Martín González Rodríguez. 537-541
• Challenges for End-User Development in CE devicesBoris E. R. de Ruyter. 542-546
• PALIO as an enabling platform for disabled and elderly peoplePier Luigi Emiliani, Alexandros Paramythis, Laura Burzagli, Constantine Stephanidis. 547-551
• Addressing User Interaction Requirements in Real Time using Adaptive Interactive DialogsMartín Gonzáles Rodríguez, María del Puerto Paule Ruíz, Juan Ramón Pérez Pérez, Sergio Ocio Barriales. 552-556
• User Modeling with Sequential DataNico Jacobs, Hendrik Blockeel. 557-561
• Shared initiative: Cross-fertilisation between system adaptivity and adaptabilityMarcus Klann, Markus Eisenhauer, Reinhard Oppermann, Volker Wulf. 562-566
• Ontology Switching as Interaction Technique for the Semantic WebThomas Mandl 0001, Christa Womser-Hacker. 567-571
• Building Adaptive Training and Therapeutic Systems by Considering the User's Affective StatesYehya Mohamad, Carlos A. Velasco, Holger Tebarth, Thomas Berlage. 572-576
• User-Centered Point of View to End-User DevelopmentPhilippe A. Palanque, Rémi Bastide. 577-581
• Personalisable, Context- aware Services: The PALIO approachAlexandros Paramythis, Chrisoula Alexandraki, Ioannis Segkos, Napoleon Maou, Constantine Stephanidis. 582-586
• The PALIO Framework for Hypermedia AdaptationsAlexandros Paramythis, Chrisoula Alexandraki, Ioannis Segkos, Napoleon Maou, Constantine Stephanidis. 587-591
• From Model-based to Natural DevelopmentFabio Paternò. 592-596
• An Intelligent Agent-Based Personalized Information SystemChristelle Petit-Rozé, Emmanuelle Grislin-Le Strugeon, Guillaume Uster, Christophe Kolski. 597-601
• Pipelined Filter Combination in Product PersonalizationVolker Renneberg, Uwe M. Borghoff. 602-606
• Towards a Next Generation of Embodied Conversational Characters - Making them LearnThomas Rist. 607-611
• Plastic ML and its toolkitJosé Rouillard. 612-616
• Exploiting supervised learning techniques to model user preferences: personalized e-salespersons for personalized e-storesGiovanni Semeraro, Marco Degemmis, Pasquale Lops. 617-621
• Contributions, Costs and Prospects for End-User DevelopmentAlistair G. Sutcliffe, Darren Lee, Nikolay Mehandjiev. 622-626
• RepairML: Linking Tools for Web AccessibilityHironobu Takagi, Kentarou Fukuda, Chieko Asakawa. 627-631
• Extensions to the Method of Using Conceptual Graphs for User ModelingAimilia Tzanavari, Patrick Paulson. 632-636
• An Approach for Personalisation and Content Adaptation for Accessible Internet Services Based on User and Device ProfilesNikolaos Viorres, Panayiotis Koutsabasis, Argyris Arnellos, Jenny S. Darzentas, Carlos A. Velasco, Yehya Mohamad, Thomas Spyrou, John Darzentas. 637-641
• Services and Methods for Personalized Customer InteractionJoannis Vlachakis, Helmut Beckmann. 642-646
• How game-like tests can be used in the development of a user model for a Universal Access interfaceLinda White, Jenny Jerrams-Smith, David Heathcote. 647-651
• Can a web page layout be optimizedMehmet Mutlu Yenisey. 652-656
• An Influence Diagrams-Based Approach to Location Aware Mobile ComputingVasilios Zarikas, Constantine Stephanidis. 657-661
• Towards an Informatics System enabling Disabled people universal access to information and assistance servicesAngelos Amditis, Ioannis Karaseitanidis, Maria Fernanda Gabrera, Evangelos Bekiaris, Joachim Machate, Juan-Carlos Naranjo. 665-669
• Parallel Coordinates for Interactive Exploration of Association RulesDario Bruzzese, Cristina Davino, Domenico Vistocco. 670-674
• Analysing Association Rules with an Interactive Graph-Based TechniquePaolo Buono. 675-679
• Spoken Books: Multimodal Interaction and Information RepurposingLuís Carriço, Nuno Guimarães, Carlos Duarte, Teresa Chambel, Hugo Simões. 680-684
• Robust Semantic Analysis for Adaptive Speech InterfacesMaria Cheadle, Björn Gambäck. 685-689
• Distributed Multimedia Content with P2P JXTA TechnologyPedro Contreras, Steven Johnstone, Fionn Murtagh, Kurt Englmeier. 690-694
• NLP-based knowledge markupThierry Declerck, Paul Buitelaar. 695-699
• Setting the scene for context -aware information providingKurt Englmeier. 700-704
• Language Independent Querying for Information Discovery (LIQUID)Jose Esteban Lauzan, Antonio S. Valderrabanos. 705-709
• Visual User Interaction in Three Dimensional EnvironmentsMohsen M. Farid, Fionn Murtagh. 710-714
• Modeling the information contained in an organizational memory to facilitate its accessJean-Yves Fortier, Gilles Kassel. 715-719
• Towards a General Theory for Information SupplyBas van Gils, Erik Proper, Patrick van Bommel. 720-724
• New Perspectives on Accessible Information for Visually Impaired PeopleKeith Gladstone, Cathy Rundle, Sue King. 725-729
• Natural Interaction in Spoken Dialogue SystemsKristiina Jokinen. 730-734
• Visual Data Mining: An Experience with the UsersStephen Kimani, Tiziana Catarci, Giuseppe Santucci. 735-739
• Abductive retrieval for multimedia information seekingMounia Lalmas, Thomas Rölleke, Ian Ruthven. 740-744
• Technology Survey on Knowledge Based MultilingualityAlain Léger, Malek Boualem. 745-749
• Intelligent Human Language Query Processing in MkbeemAarno Lehtola, Johannes Heinecke, Catherine Bounsaythip. 750-754
• A Component-Based Architecture Supporting Visual Data Mining ApplicationsMartin Leissler, Gerald Jaeschke, Matthias Hemmie. 755-759
• The Usability and Content Accessibility of the E-government in the UKTerry Hoi-Yan Ma, Panayiotis Zaphiris. 760-764
• Information mining and information retrieval: methods and applicationsJosiane Mothe, Claude Chrisment. 765-769
• An automatic system to build resource databases for researchersConstantin Orasan, Richard Evans 0002, Ruslan Mirkov. 770-774
• Collaborative Filtering of User Profiles using MPEG-7/MPEG-21Minaz J. Parmar, David Knight, Marios C. Angelides. 775-779
• Multimedia Content Personalisation using MPEG-7/MPEG-21Minaz J. Parmar, David Knight, Marios C. Angelides. 780-784
• Ontology integration in a multilingual e-retail systemMaria Teresa Pazienza, Armando Stellato, Michele Vindigni, Alexandros G. Valarakos, Vangelis Karkaletsis. 785-789
• Helping users get started with visual interfaces: multi-layered interfaces, integrated initial guidance and video demonstrationsCatherine Plaisant, Hyunmo Kang, Ben Shneiderman. 790-794
• Supporting Population Centered Medical Decision Making: Design Recommendations and Preliminary AssessmentGeorge Potamias, Lefteris Koumakis, Giorgos Charissis, Vassilis Moustakis, Manolis Tsiknakis, Stelios C. Orphanoudakis. 795-799
• Television and Visual Impairment: Prospects for the Accessibility of Interactive TelevisionMark Rice. 800-804
• Interactive Retrieval and Visualization of Semantically Complex Data in Domain-Specific Information SystemsMaximilian Stempfhuber. 805-809
• Rapid Serial Visual Presentation Techniques for Visualizing a 3rd Data DimensionKent Wittenburg, Tom Lanning, Clifton Forlines, Alan Esenther. 810-814
• Usability for those with cognitive Impairments: A Case Study and Preliminary Experimental Findings with dysphasic SubjectsSteve Abbott, Christina Davies, Moses Mourtzoukos. 817-821
• How Age Can Inform the Future Design of the Mobile Phone ExperienceJacqueline Brodie, Jarinee Chattratichart, Mark J. Perry, Robert Scane. 822-826
• Domesticating technology - In-home requirements gathering with frail older peopleAnna Dickinson, Joy Goodman, Audrey Syme, Rosine Eisma, Lachimi Tiwari, Oli H. Mival, Alan F. Newell. 827-831
• Primary school pupils with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) symptoms working with ICT: the role of educational software, learning activities, and collaborative workFotini Garagouni-Areou, Christina Solomonidou. 832-836
• Identifying the Needs and Expectations of Users with Learning DisabilitiesLynne E. Hall, Gillian Margaret Mallalieu. 837-841
• The VISTA project: universal access to Electronic Programme Guides for digital TVFraser Hamilton, Helen Petrie, Alex Carmichael. 842-846
• Speech Based subtitles for Live PerformanceJill Hewitt, Caroline Lyon, Rizwan Ahmed, Andrew Lambourne. 847-851
• The Design of Kiosks for Providing Access to E-Information for Older AdultsSimeon Keates, John Clarkeson, Peter Robinson 0001. 852-856
• Age-Related Differences in Subjective Ratings of Hierarchical InformationSri Hastuti Kurniawan, Panayiotis Zaphiris, R. Darin Ellis. 857-861
• Older Adults' Comprehension of Speech as Interactive Domestic Alarm System Output: A Field StudyLorna Lines, Kate Hone. 862-866
• User needs for Digital TV services among older usersMartin Maguire 0001. 867-871
• The Web accessible for all: guidelines for seniorsGabriel Michel, Ulrich Benoît. 872-876
• Designing for Older Adults - Are they a Special Group?Jan Noyes, Mary Christine Anne Sheard. 877-881
• Usability Evaluation Techniques for Interactive TelevisionLyn Pemberton, Richard N. Griffiths. 882-886
• Studying the Usability of a web site focused on childrenFerran Perdrix Sapiña, Toni Granollers Saltiveri, Marta Gonzáles. 887-891
• Adapting the Web for Older UsersJohn T. Richards, Vicki L. Hanson, Shari Trewin. 892-896
• The Development of Control Devices for Virtual Environments for Use by People with Intellectual DisabilitiesPenny J. Standen, David J. Brown 0001, Nicola Anderton, Stephen Battersby. 897-901
• A memory aid with remote communication for elderly and memory-impaired usersAndrea Szymkowiak, Kenny Morrison, Elizabeth A. Inglis, Peter Gregor, Prveen Shah, Jonathan J. Evans, Barbara A. Wilson. 902-906
• Investigating Digital TV design issues: A usability test of Interactive AdvertisingKonstantina Vassilopoulou, George Lekakos. 907-911
• Voice XML: a New Opportunity for Older AdultsMary Zajicek, Andrew Lee, Richard Wales. 912-916
• Mathematical Formulation of Age Related Differences in Mouse Movement TasksPanayiotis Zaphiris, Sri Hastuti Kurniawan, R. Darin Ellis. 917-921
• A Web Service for Automatic Accessibility Analysis of Web Pages Based on the Use of XML StructuresJulio Abascal, Myriam Arrue, Nestor Garay, Jorge Tomás. 925-929
• Application of Barrier free Internet in German LegislationChristian Bühler. 930-934
• How will mobile devices contribute to an accessible ubiquitous iTV scenarioAnxo Cereijo Roibás, Riccardo Sala, Sanna Simola, Anna Hill. 935-939
• Table of Heuristic Evaluation for Communication of the Multimedia SystemsFrancisco V. Cipolla Ficarra. 940-944
• Use of Card Sorting for Cultural Web-Preferences Data Elicitation: The Case of Egyptian Internet UsersGhada R. El Said, Kate Hone. 945-949
• Towards a Cognitive Accessibility Guideline based on Empirical Evidences of Deaf Users Web InteractionInmaculada Fajardo, José J. Cañas, Ladislao Salmerón, Julio Abascal. 950-954
• On the application of W3C Guidelines in Website Design from scratchDiamantino Freitas, Hélder Ferreira. 955-959
• An assist method for realizing a Web page structure for blind peopleKentarou Fukuda, Hironobu Takagi, Junji Maeda, Chieko Asakawa. 960-964
• Usability Engineering Process Model. Integration with Software EngineeringToni Granollers, Jesús Lorés, Ferran Perdrix. 965-969
• Multimedia Clip Type: Quality of Perception Impact on Users With and Without Hearing LossStephen R. Gulliver, Gheorghita Ghinea. 970-974
• Specifying Usability Requirements for e-Government Portals: Processes and Target Groups as Key CriteriaUte Holler, Maria A. Wimmer. 975-979
• An investigation to the searching strategies for the information on foreign web sitesKuo-Hung Huang. 980-984
• On Expert-Based Interface Evaluation of Web Resources Regarding Accessibility Issues: A Preliminary InvestigationAthanasis Karoulis, Anastasia Polyxenidou, Andreas S. Pombortsis. 985-989
• Detour Ahead: Current Roadblocks to Web AccessibilityJonathan Lazar, Cheryl Schroeder-Thomas, Adam Jones, Kisha-Dawn Greenidge, Patricia Beere, James Clements. 990-994
• Extension of W3C Standards for Real Web AccessibilityFabrice Maurel, Mathieu Raynal, Bernard Oriola, Nadine Vigouroux. 995-999
• Evaluating the Accessibility of Course Design Software and Online Learning PortalsGabriele Meiselwitz, Jonathan Lazar, James Clements. 1000-1004
• Evaluating User Interfaces for Accommodation of Individual Differences in Spatial Abilities and Way-Finding StrategiesElizabeth D. Murphy, Sarah M. Nusser. 1005-1009
• A Study of Web Accessibility for the Hearing ImpairedMiki Namatame, Makoto Kobayashi, Akira Harada. 1010-1014
• High Quality Scenarios for Raising Web Content Accessibility AwarenessLiddy Nevile, Oliver K. Burmeister, Charles McCathieNevile. 1015-1019
• Aphasiahelp: Developing an Accessible Website for People with Communication DisabilitiesJames Newbery, Susie Parr, Becky Moss, Brian Petheram, Sally Byng. 1020-1024
• Prospectives of the Benefits of Agent and Semantic Web-Based Wireless Applications for the Elderly UserTheresa A. O'Connell, Jeff L. Burgett, Catholijn M. Jonker, Karsten Silz. 1025-1029
• A User-Centered Quality Model for Web ApplicationsFederica Paganelli, Maria Chiara Pettenati. 1030-1034
• Enhancing Usability Testing Skills of Novice Testers: A Longitudinal StudyMikael B. Skov, Jan Stage. 1035-1039
• Automatic Accessibility Guideline Validation of XML Documents Based on a Specification LanguageYoshiaki Takata, Takeshi Nakamura, Hiroyuki Seki. 1040-1044
• The computerized method for heuristic aiding of ergonomic design processEdwin Tytyk, Andrzej Lasota. 1045-1049
• Computer Aiding Method of Decision Making for Ergonomic Design of Man-Machine SystemsEdwin Tytyk, Katarzyna Ragin-Skorecka, Katarzyna Siemieniak. 1050-1054
• Universal Interface Sockets and Virtual AT as Access Approaches for People with Severe, Extreme, and Multiple DisabilitiesGregg C. Vanderheiden. 1055-1059
• A Validated Code of Practice for Universal Access in Health TelematicsDemosthenes Akoumianakis, Constantine Stephanidis. 1063-1067
• MIAU - Supporting Group Decisions in E-Commerce ApplicationsStephan Baldes, Mathias Bauer, Dietmar Dengler, Daniel Kudenko, Gabriele Paul, Thomas Rist, Christian Schmitt. 1068-1072
• Universal Design for Learning: Accessing the Curriculum through Digitized TextDebra Bauder, Thomas Simmons. 1073-1077
• W3C-WAI Content Guidelines: application in a health scenarioLaura Burzagli, Pier Luigi Emiliani. 1078-1082
• Mayo Clinic/IBM Computational Biology Collaboration: A Simple User Interface for Complex QueriesPiet C. de Groen, Richard Dettinger, Pete Johnson. 1083-1087
• TeleTendo: a New Multimedia and Web Based Interface for e-Learning and e-Testing in Medical ImagingGeorges De Moor, Brecht Claerhout, Bram Van Grimbergen, Geert Thienpont, Koen Verstraete, Heidi Buysse. 1088-1092
• Considerations on Universal Access and Universal Design as concerns Educational SoftwareGiuliana Dettori, Michela Ott. 1093-1097
• Lessons Learned from Multilingual Collaboration in Global Virtual TeamsKaname Funakoshi, Akishige Yamamoto, Saeko Nomura, Toru Ishida 0001. 1098-1102
• Providing ICT/IST professionals with access to resources in Special Educational Needs (SEN) and vice versa - a European network approachJørgen Greve, Victoria Soriano, Harald Weber. 1103-1107
• Universal Access to Groupware with Multimodal InterfacesTom Gross. 1108-1112
• Collaborative Virtual Environments Based on Real Work SpacesLuis A. Guerrero, César A. Collazos 0001, José A. Pino, Sergio F. Ochoa, Felipe Aguilera. 1113-1117
• The teaching wheel: an agent for site viewing and subsite buildingMarie-Christine Haton. 1118-1122
• Accessibility and Usability of Learning Environments for Disabled: an ExampleIleana Hamburg, Judith Terstriep, Steffi Engert. 1123-1127
• Using Cultural Differences in Educational Program Design and Approaches to Computers for Adaptation Concepts of Multimedia LearningElisabeth Kamentz, Christa Womser-Hacker. 1128-1132
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• A Shared Interface Model for Services Dedicated to Visual Impaired PupilsClaude Moulin, Christian Lai, Antonio Pintus. 1305-1309
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• Experiments in Translating and Navigating Digital Formats for Mathematics (A Progress Report)Brian Palmer, Enrico Pontelli. 1320-1324
• Access to Mathematical Expressions in MathML for the BlindMartin Rotard, Klaus Bosse, Waltraud Schweikhardt, Thomas Ertl. 1325-1329
• Haptic help for orientation in unknown environmentsPer Sodren, Sudhanshu Semwal. 1330-1334
• Automatic translator for mathematical BrailleVictor Moço, Dominique Archambault. 1335-1339
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• Talking Tactile DiagramsMark G. Eramian, Helmut Jürgensen, Haibo Li, Christopher Power. 1377-1381
• Multimodal Control Interface of a Nanohandling Robot in a Scanning Electron MicroscopeSergej Fatikow, Aleksandr Shirinov. 1382-1386
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• Multimodal Interactions on Mobile Devices and Users' Behavioral and Attitudinal PreferencesLi Gong. 1402-1406
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• What are the benefits of analogous communication in human computer interaction?Guido Kempter, Karl-Heinz Weidmann, Pascale Roux. 1427-1431
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• Acceptable Download Times in the Mobile InternetVirpi Roto, Anne Kaikkonen. 1467-1471
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• Using a Bicycle Interface for Interaction and GamesHenry Thomas, Rob White. 1482-1486
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• User Interface Reverse EngineeringLaurent Bouillon, Jean Vanderdonckt. 1509-1513
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