Abstract Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) afford new forms of work and
leisure. While affordable and effective VR and AR headsets are now available, neither …

The object of museums is to reflect and respond to the cultural capital inherent in people and
achieve their full citizenship potential. New technologies are considered essential to attract …

We present the design and creation of a disability-first dataset,“BIV-Priv,” which contains 728
images and 728 videos of 14 private categories captured by 26 blind participants to support …

Featured Application Two case studies are presented in which gamification is implemented
with tangible user interfaces, extended reality and universal design for the learning of blind …

The COVID-19 pandemic caused despair, poverty and, above all, pain and death across the
planet. Nevertheless, there is no doubt that it has also given a strong global impetus to the …

This paper assesses the perception of Augmented Reality (AR) by People with Intellectual
Disabilities (IDs) when using assistive technologies in preparation for a museum visit. We …

This paper presents a framework for integrating scaffolding in co-design sessions with
people with cognitive and learning disabilities. While scaffolding has been recognized for …

The capabilities of Android applications have been increasing along with the advancements
of the underlying mobile devices. This has allowed developers to include features that …

With the COVID-19 pandemic, we all suffered from several restrictions and measures
regulating interaction with one another. We had to wear masks, use hand sanitizer, have …

The need to better understand how to support and provide accessibility has increased
dramatically in recent years, whether in industry or education. Higher education institutions …