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3rd Assets 1998: Marina del Rey, CA, USA
- Meera Blattner, Arthur I. Karshmer:
Proceedings of the Third International ACM Conference on Assistive Technologies, ASSETS 1998, Marina del Rey, CA, USA, April 15-17, 1998. ACM 1998, ISBN 1-58113-020-1 - Alex Pentland:
Smart Rooms, Desks, and Clothes. 1-2 - Julie Baca:
Comparing Effects of Navigational Interface Modalities on Speaker Prosodics. 3-10 - Elliot Cole, Parto Dehdashti:
Computer-based Cognitive Prosthetics: Assistive Technology for the Treatment of Cognitive Disabilities. 11-18 - Jill Fain Lehman:
Toward the Use of Speech and Natural Language Technology in Intervention for a Language-Disordered Population. 19-26 - Frankie James:
Lessons from Developing Audio HTML Interface. 27-34 - Simeon Keates
, Peter Robinson:
The Use of Gestures in Multimodal Input. 35-42 - S. Augustine Su, Richard Furuta:
VRML-based Representations of ASL Fingerspelling on the World Wide Web. 43-45 - Gerhard Weber:
Programming for Usability in Nonvisual User Interfaces. 46-48 - Richard A. Foulds, Arthur W. Joyce III:
Expanded Interactions: Broadening Human-Centered Computing. 49-50 - T. V. Raman:
Conversational Gestures for Direct Manipulation on the Audio Desktop. 51-58 - Harriet J. Fell, Joel MacAuslan, Karen Chenausky, Linda J. Ferrier:
Automatic Babble Recognition for Early Detection of Speech Related Disorders. 59-66 - Gregory W. Edwards:
A Tool for Creating Eye-aware Applications that Adapt to Changes in User Behaviors. 67-74 - Julie A. Jacko, Andrew Sears:
Designing Interfaces for an Overlooked User Group: Considering the Visual Profiles of Partially Sighted Users. 75-77 - Frank Godenschweger, Thomas Strothotte:
Modeling and Generating Sign Language as Animated Line Drawings. 78-84 - Martin Kurze:
TGuide: A Guidance System for Tactile Image Exploration. 85-91 - Chetz Colwell, Helen Petrie
Haptic Virtual Reality for Blind Computer Users. 92-99 - Sarah Morley, Helen Petrie
Auditory Navigation in Hyperspace: Design and Evaluation of a Non-Visual Hypermedia System for Blind Users. 100-107 - Bill Z. Manaris, Alan Harkreader:
SUITEKeys: A Speech Understanding Interface for the Motor-control Challenged. 108-115 - Jens M. Manzke:
Adaptation of a Cash Dispenser to the Needs of Blind and Visually Impaired People. 116-123 - Abraham Nemeth:
Some Thoughts on Assistive Technology for the Blind. 124-125 - Toshiya Oogane, Chieko Asakawa:
An Interactive Method for Accessing Tables in HTML. 126-128 - Mary Ann Glicksman:
Alliance for Technology Access: Making Assistive Technology Accessible to the Community (Briefing). 129 - David M. Saxe, Richard A. Foulds, Arthur W. Joyce III:
Dual Level Intraframe Coding for Increased Video Telecommunication Bandwidth. 130-135 - Arthur I. Karshmer, Gopal Gupta, Sandy Geiger, Chris Weaver:
Reading and Writing Mathematics: the MAVIS Project. 136-143 - Sandy Ressler
Making VRML Accessible for People with Disabilities. 144-148 - Chieko Asakawa, Takashi Itoh:
User Interface of a Home Page Reader. 149-156 - Sarah Morley:
Digital Talking Books on a PC: a Usability Evaluation of the Prototype DAISY Playback Software. 157-164 - Deb Roy, Alex Pentland:
A Phoneme Probability Display for Individuals with Hearing Disabilities. 165-168 - Elizabeth D. Mynatt, Douglas Blattner, Meera Blattner, Blair MacIntyre
Augmenting Home and Office Environments. 169-172 - Shari Trewin
A Model of Keyboard Configuration Requirements. 173-181 - Rainer Malkewitz:
Head Pointing and Speech Control as a Hands-Free Interface to Desktop Computing. 182-188 - Tanya Goette:
Factors Leading to the Successful Use of Voice Recognition Technology. 189-196 - David W. Patmore, R. Benjamin Knapp:
Towards an EOG-based Eye Tracker for Computer Control. 197-203 - Mary Zajicek, Chris Powell, Chris Reeves:
A Web Navigation Tool for the Blind. 204-206
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