Mobile Technology, Compensatory Aids, and Usability Evaluations

Authors:
Vicki Haberman;Michael Jones;James Mueller;Stavros Garzonis;Eamonn O'Neill
Affiliations:
Shepherd Center;Shepherd Center;J.L. Mueller, Inc.;University of Bath;University of Bath
Venue:
IEEE Pervasive Computing
Year:
2005

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Abstract

This Works in Progress department features: The Shepherd Centerýs use of mobile wireless technology to develop a compensatory aid for individuals with cognitive impairments; and the University of Bathýs research project that seeks to evaluate widely used context-aware mobile services and to develop an efficient method for further evaluation.