When Technology and Systems Adapt to the Individual End User (people with cognitive disabilities) Klaus Miesenberger University of Linz, KI-I, Austria.

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When Technology and Systems Adapt to the Individual End User (people with cognitive disabilities) Klaus Miesenberger University of Linz, KI-I, Austria

What we do Research Teaching Service Know-How Transfer

I‘m a scientist

What we NOT (YET) do People with Cognitive Disabilities Statistics DisabilityTotal (1000) Total in % < >60 All (at least one) ,55,415,548,4 Vision3183,91,22,210,8 Blind3 Hearing2022,50,31,18,1 Deaf2 Speech630,80,70,61,5 Voiceless5 Mob/Motor ,01,19,932,6 Wheelchair50 Cognition/Learning851,01,20,71,9 Psychological2052,50,72,54,4 other5797,02,74,717,7 Multiple5807,01,24,518,9

Sweden: 5 – 8 % Learning Disabilities (Hjälpmedelsintstitutet) University of Stockholm students 36 hearing impaired / deaf 17 blind / low vision 43 motor disabilities 134learning disabilities … University of Linz students 5 hearing impaired / deaf 32 blind / low vision 27 motor disabilities 2learning disabilities … Yes, we are behind

Not only here: „The last group“

„What goes wrong“ “Talking about” but not with and by them Lacking involvement – not generally consulted – no self-advocacy – under-represented – limited research – limited legislation / regulation on accessibility – limited research on impact of technology for user‘s quality of life

Our challenge Consistent user involvement – service planning – research process – teaching content and style Increase knowledge – users – accessibility – Technology Evidence: Quality of Life “Ownership” of ideas, projects, plans, goals, results … Human right, self advocacy

Our challenge Design – Quality of Life – Fun – Fashion – coolness factor – Aesthetics – COSTS Mainstreaming Accessibility – Universal Design “but” – Accessibility “but” Information – assessment/selection – instruction – training – ignorant environment – negative attitudes (parents, service providers, teacher, employer) avoid stigmatization frustration, abandonment, … exclusion frustration, abandonment, … exclusion “prescription”, not selection by user: AT to become part of service planning

Our resource

Evaluation of the Quality of Services (housing, culture, education, job, …) not about … BY PEOPLE WITH COGNITIVE DISABILITIES PEER EVALUATION  Contract with the Regional Government  Business contracts: Quality Consultants

Danner Johann Kirchmayr Antonia Lackinger Eva Maurer Christiane Mitter Franziska Morwind Rene Mühlbachler Karl Pfeiffer Cornelia Peböck Birgitt Trautendorfer Gabriele Lattner Karina Lauss Ulrike Campbell Margot Karlinger Myriam

Staff Evaluators trained for 2 years Organization Scientific and technical support Ongoing education Tools (co-developped) Questionnaires (e2r, symbol language) Analysis (statistical and qualitative) Presentation

Easy to Read -Translation -Live Event Support -Teaching -Consulting

Research involvement: „Our ressource“ Ownership Goals, projects User needs Guidance Evaluation …

ICT/WEB What die not work: Working on “special interfaces”

ICT/WEB What worked: “Wizzard” Find out preferred settings through games and own selection Which symbol size do users need? Which font size? Which design? Can one read the text? Audio? How well are symbols understood? Preference regarding colored or black-and-white symbols …

ICT/WEB What worked: “Wizzard” The mouse turn in a dog bowl and the user had to feed the dog. The dog and the dog bowl got smaller and smaller. There were 7 rounds and when they fail more than three times they symbol was the one before.

ICT/WEB What worked: “Wizzard”

People want to be on the “same” pages How?

People want to be on the “same” pages Cognitive Screen Reader

Personal “buddy” Invoking/Overlay to standard interface with E2r Text Symbols Speech Sequencing Animation/video … Conversion of structure / navigation Annotation and use of synonyms / symbols (e.g. implemented as mouse over event) Enrichment with pictures or videos / audio comments Translation in Plain Language / Easy-to-Read Text-to-Speech output with highlighting of read text Implementation of avatars / wizards to support and develop individual abilities Any user-defined combinations of the above measures

Personal “buddy”

Presentation Layer Query Interface, Query Result Presenter Presentation Layer Query Interface, Query Result Presenter Application Layer “Reasoner”, Query Engine, Presentation Engine Application Layer “Reasoner”, Query Engine, Presentation Engine Data/Web/Service Layer: User Profile, e2r, OCR, Symbol translation, TTS, Restructurer, Sequencer Data/Web/Service Layer: User Profile, e2r, OCR, Symbol translation, TTS, Restructurer, Sequencer  Allows to crowed source the approach: Any technical solution should be integrated into a known and used USER EXPERIENCE – KEEP THE PRESENTATION LAYER!

Personal “buddy” Documents Web Desktop Phone … Cognitive Screen Reader