1. Torban Peterson CMPT 480 Dec 4, 2015

2. There are many daily tasks that, while trivial to most, create challenges for people with disabilities and impairments. In this project, Three common daily tasks were selected Disabilities and impairments that affect their success were identified Solutions that may assist these users were discovered and analyzed Justification ShoppingWeightPrescriptions

3. This project takes the form of an ADE (Accessibility Demonstration Exercise) The goal is to help students identify accessibility problems that may go unnoticed, but exist around us Justification ShoppingWeightPrescriptions

4. Grocery Shopping This task commonly involves: Working within a budget Making proper change, arithmetic Evaluating products value Making decisions based on ratios of products Keeping track of needed items Analysis

5. Weight and Diet Management This task commonly involves: Being aware of the ingredients in food Keeping track of consumption Estimating calories, and reading nutritional labels Arithmetic, ratios Analysis

6. Prescription Management This task commonly involves: Managing refills, prescriptions Taking medications on a schedule Taking medications before or after events Managing insurance, and costs of medication Analysis

7. Barriers The success of these tasks can be inhibited by disabilities and disorders such as, Dyscalculia Dyslexia Alzheimer’s FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders) Obsessive-compulsive (OCD), Impulse Control (ICD), and Addiction Disorders (SUD) Chronic Stress and Depression Disorders Analysis

8. How can technology help? Memory Organization Sharing Space efficiency Reminders Analysis

9. How can technology help? Attention and Concentration Performance Breaks Executive Functions Math/Arithmetic Analysis

10. Grocery Shopping Android App - Shopping List - ListOn Free Create a shopping list Categorizes, and Autocomplete for common items Ability to share list, cross off items (and undo) Ability to enter prices and calculates subtotal Can do unit conversions Free (Add supported) Implementation

11. Grocery Shopping Implementation

12. Weight and Diet Management Calorie Counter Completely free Simple – Set daily calorie goals Add item, even in incomplete state, within seconds History and item autocomplete to speed up entry Easily edit and remove items Implementation

13. Weight and Diet Management Implementation

14. Prescription Management Medisafe Meds & Pill Reminder Allows scheduling of medications Provides details and information about the drugs Reminders for prescription renewals Allows notekeeping How-to videos available Free Implementation

15. Prescription Management Implementation

16. ADE Three sections going through the three apps Link Implementation

17. The project evaluation data was collected through participant observation. Completing the ADE Observer recorded results to answers Asked opinion of ADE videos Asked opinion of each section of the ade Results

18. Evaluation Criteria Process Evaluation Measuring success with carrying out ADE process Impact Evaluation Evaluating short term objectives Relevancy of videos, tasks, and questions Outcome Evaluation Evaluating project as a whole Opinion, Retention, Attitudes, Gained knowledge Results

19. Process Evaluation Subjects were able to: Watch the videos Install the applications Complete the questions Minor failures were found: Excessive entry with shopping app Confusion with medication app registration Results

20. Impact Evaluation Participants had mixed opinions Grocery Shopping Did not associate task as a particular solution to accessibility needs, but as a general usability tool Weight and Diet Management Information on food calorie content was interesting Prescription Management Respondents did not find the application useful, as it seemed too complicated for use by those who would need it; usable by average user, not widest range. Results

21. Project success is limited The larger goal of helping participants to identify accessibility issues is largely unmet by the ADE Project has some use Exposes participants to specific tools that may assist their daily routine. Project purpose To meet the requirements of the class project; an academic exercise. Conclusion & Recommendations