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	Universal Access in the Information Society Springer-Verlag         Options: Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Order Ascending Order     1-10 of 13 reviews Date Reviewed     Information Technology Infrastructure Library and the migration to cloud computing Cardoso A., Moreira F., Escudero D. Universal Access in the Information Society 17(3): 503-515, 2018.  Type: Article AXELOS manages and develops the Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL). According to the AXELOS website,... Mar 1 2019   A diversity-sensitive evaluation method Mourouzis A., Antona M., Stephandis C. Universal Access in the Information Society 10(3): 337-356, 2011.  Type: Article The rapid expansion of information technology (IT) in our lives has led to the establishment of the term “universal access,” to denote an IT product or service that conforms to the interaction requirements of all ci... May 24 2012   Understanding barriers to online experience for people with physical and sensory disabilities using discursive social psychology Bowker N. Universal Access in the Information Society 9(2): 121-136, 2010.  Type: Article A significant number of Internet users have physical or sensory disabilities. Work that addresses this group of users, as Bowker’s does, is rare. Bowker founded her work on philosophical, psychological, and linguistic theorie... Sep 21 2010   Accessible presentation of information for people with visual disabilities Power C., Jürgensen H. Universal Access in the Information Society 9(2): 97-119, 2010.  Type: Article This extensive review includes 240 references to technologies that provide information from computer systems to people with a wide spectrum of visual disabilities. The authors emphasize some lesser-known issues, such as mathematical an... Aug 20 2010   Three scenarios on enhancing learning by providing universal access Motschnig-Pitrik R., Derntl M. Universal Access in the Information Society 7(4): 247-258, 2008.  Type: Article Today, when the term universal access is used, it is no longer merely referring to access for the elderly or those with disabilities. It is truly universal when Web access to course resources does not rely on time, space, or culture. T... Mar 18 2009   Adaptive course generation through learning styles representation Sangineto E., Capuano N., Gaeta M., Micarelli A. Universal Access in the Information Society 7(1): 1-23, 2008.  Type: Article Online course delivery continues to be a popular topic in academia. On the institution’s side, it offers the advantage of efficient resource utilization (no classroom needed), and exposure to a much wider audience. On the ind... Aug 15 2008   GraSSML: accessible smart schematic diagrams for all Fredj Z., Duce D. Universal Access in the Information Society 6(3): 233-247, 2007.  Type: Article Graphics is a very important aspect of information presentation. Most formats, such as graphics interchange format (GIF), joint photographic experts group (JPEG), and portable network graphics (PNG), are raster based, but they do not d... Feb 6 2008   Cognitive difficulties and access to information systems: an interaction design perspective Gregor P., Dickinson A. Universal Access in the Information Society 5(4): 393-400, 2007.  Type: Article In the last decade, the software industry has accepted responsibility for ensuring that Web sites, Web applications, and desktop applications can be used by people with disabilities. For instance, most professionally designed Web sites... Jan 31 2008   An approach to usability evaluation of e-learning applications Ardito C., Costabile F., De Marsico M., Lanzilotti R., Levialdi S., Roselli T., Rossano V. Universal Access in the Information Society 4(3): 270-283, 2006.  Type: Article Distance and electronic learning applications (DELAs) are continuing to usher in mixed blessings of cost-benefit tradeoffs. Nowadays, students, faculty members, and academic institutions are collaborating in teaching, learning, and com... Jan 22 2008   The impact of aging on access to technology Czaja S., Lee C. Universal Access in the Information Society 5(4): 341-349, 2007.  Type: Article Elderly people are now gaining access to new technology, creating a technological challenge that will only increase in the coming years. This paper is based on statistics revealing that the number of people over 65 is increasing steadi... Jan 18 2008       Display 510152550100 per column
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