This monograph offers a survey of work to date to inform how interactions in information
retrieval systems could afford inclusion of users who are neurodiverse. This existing work is …

Information searching requires many cognitive abilities, such as word mobilization to
express information needs, spelling skills to input queries and reading proficiency to …

Purpose User diversity has been discussed in many fields of study for decades.
Nevertheless, some cohorts are rarely included in mainstream research. According to the …

Introduction. In studies of information searching, people are often characterised with
perpetual physical, sensory and cognitive abilities. Situational factors that may affect human …

Researchers typically declare in the methods section of scientific papers that the study
included a representative sample. A closer look at the composition of participant groups …

Aphasia is an acquired language disorder, which affects the ability to produce and
comprehend written and/or spoken words. Aphasia is associated with great cognitive …

Voice technology has the potential to empower users with disabilities to be independent,
communicate, and access information. However, voice technology is not always accessible …

Introduction. Aphasia is a language impairment that can lead to significant changes in all
aspects of life, including information-seeking behaviour. This paper presents findings from a …

Informasjonssøk stiller høye krav til språkferdigheter som ordmobilisering, staving og lesing.
Denne studien undersøker i hvilken grad personer med afasi kan løse informasjonsbehov …