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Evaluating the mobile web accessibility of electronic text for print impaired people in higher education

Author(s) -

Neil Rogers,

Professor Mike Wald,

E.A. Draffan

Publication year - 2016

Publication title -

eprints soton (university of southampton)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.1145/2899475.2899504

Subject(s) - metadata , scope (computer science) , web accessibility , computer science , visually impaired , world wide web , screen reader , mobile device , web accessibility initiative , multimedia , human–computer interaction , web standards , the internet , web modeling , web intelligence , programming language

The aim of this extended abstract is to demonstrate a framework that provides a novel solution for evaluating the mobile web accessibility of electronic text for print impaired people in Higher Education (HE). The current framework explores over 500 device settings. Furthermore, the scope of this research is outlined alongside two research questions. The paper then concludes by suggesting the potential impact this research could have on existing standards, the public availability of metadata and guidelines, and the automatic generation of personalised eTexts as per user needs.

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