AbstractThe lack of reading skills affects the way users search on the Web or interact with computer interfaces. Developers and designers must comprehend these users’ limitations in order to provide features that meet their needs and help them to have a better experience on the Web when using search features. In this work we analyzed the interaction of users with low reading skills with a limited set of search features. Their behavior and preferences were compared to general users’ behavior on search interfaces retrieved from literature. These comparison permitted to identify related issues and create a set of common recommendations
Introduction. Few studies document the information searching behaviour of users with cognitive impai...
In common with library catalogues, users of Web search engines are concerned with results, hardly co...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 52-58).The Internet has potential to deliver information...
AbstractThe lack of reading skills affects the way users search on the Web or interact with computer...
Past work and interest in the topic This study was carried out as part of research to understand the...
For people with cognitive disabilities, technology is more often thought of as a support mechanism, ...
This study was part of research into understanding the nature of how low literacy users search for a...
Due to the enormous amount of information on the Internet today, search engines have become an indis...
Human cognitive limitations in memory, text processing, problem solving, and decision making in usin...
AbstractFunctionally illiterate users, that means those lacking reading, writing, calculation and sc...
Over the last decade Internet Service Providers (ISPs) have supplied affordable residential access t...
Motivation – According to the UK’s National Skills for Life survey carried out in 2003, 16% or equiv...
The ability to search for trustworthy information has become increasingly important. Access to infor...
Due to the enormous amount of information on the Internet today, search engines have become indispen...
Searching is something we do everyday both in digital and physical environments. Whether we are sear...
Introduction. Few studies document the information searching behaviour of users with cognitive impai...
In common with library catalogues, users of Web search engines are concerned with results, hardly co...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 52-58).The Internet has potential to deliver information...
AbstractThe lack of reading skills affects the way users search on the Web or interact with computer...
Past work and interest in the topic This study was carried out as part of research to understand the...
For people with cognitive disabilities, technology is more often thought of as a support mechanism, ...
This study was part of research into understanding the nature of how low literacy users search for a...
Due to the enormous amount of information on the Internet today, search engines have become an indis...
Human cognitive limitations in memory, text processing, problem solving, and decision making in usin...
AbstractFunctionally illiterate users, that means those lacking reading, writing, calculation and sc...
Over the last decade Internet Service Providers (ISPs) have supplied affordable residential access t...
Motivation – According to the UK’s National Skills for Life survey carried out in 2003, 16% or equiv...
The ability to search for trustworthy information has become increasingly important. Access to infor...
Due to the enormous amount of information on the Internet today, search engines have become indispen...
Searching is something we do everyday both in digital and physical environments. Whether we are sear...
Introduction. Few studies document the information searching behaviour of users with cognitive impai...
In common with library catalogues, users of Web search engines are concerned with results, hardly co...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 52-58).The Internet has potential to deliver information...