Information seeking and access are essential for users in all walks of life, from addressing
personal needs such as finding flights to locating information needed to complete work …

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 …

Dyslexia is a disorder characterized by an impaired ability to understand written and printed
words or phrases. Epidemiological longitudinal data show that dyslexia is highly prevalent …

Predictive language technologies–such as Google Search's Autocomplete–constitute forms
of algorithmic power that reflect and compound global power imbalances between Western …

Abstract Information Retrieval (IR) systems have a wide range of impacts on consumers. We
offer maps to help identify goals IR systems could—or should—strive for, and guide the …

This paper aimed at reviewing the literature related to national and international research on
spelling difficulties by dyslexics and identifying the intervention approaches performed with …

Information providing and gathering increasingly involve technologies like search engines,
which actively shape their epistemic surroundings. Yet, a satisfying account of the epistemic …

Interaction becomes increasingly digital, including interactions with public authorities,
requiring websites to be accessible for all. The strong focus on written words in digital …

Purpose A substantial number of models have been developed over the years, with the
purpose of describing the information seeking and searching of people in various user …

Standards organizations,(eg, the World Wide Web Consortium), are placing increased
importance on the cognitive accessibility of online systems, including web search. Previous …