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 …

There is growing interest in HCI to study ways to support access to accurate, accessible,
relevant online health information for different populations. Yet, there remains a need to …

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

Purpose This study explored the current and desired use of web-search, particularly for
health information, by adults with intellectual disability. Design/methodology/approach The …

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 …

The applied science of Library and Information Science (LIS) has long emphasized
understanding user behaviors in information-seeking processes, particularly in higher …

People with intellectual disability (ID) deserve appropriate access to information online. A
vast amount of information on the Internet is written text in the form of articles, and it is often …

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

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to understand how users behave and evaluate how
systems with users are essential for interactive information retrieval (IIR) research. User …

Background Previous research has shown that people with intellectual disabilities have
limited sexual knowledge, which can be essential for developing positive sexuality. This …