Prof. Alan F. Newell, MBE, FRSE. & Dr. Peter GregorDepartment of Applied Computing at the University of Dundee

“User Sensitive Inclusive Design”In search of a new paradigm

Ms. Ariya Atthawuttikul and Mr. Roongrot Rattanapichetkul

Arch.D. of Multidisciplinary Design Research, KMITL

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Disability

Ability

User

• Universal Design• Design for All• Accessible Design• Inclusive Design

= Inclusive Design for Telecommunication Terminals

ABSTRACT

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http://www.w3.org/WAI.

1. Flexibility in use2. Simple and intuitive

use3. Perceptible information4. Tolerance for error5. Low physical effort6. Size7. Space

Guidelines of accessible to people with disabilities:

http://www.ncsu.edu/cud/ud/ud.html.

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

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1. Specify the context of use

2. Specify requirements3. Create design solutions4. Evaluate designs

Example

Universal Centred Design Paradigm

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Abilities Skills Requirements Preferences

Design for All

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ParticipatoryLife in society

ActionExperience

ResearchMind, Knowledge

PAR

User should be “involved in” the process, but not have a dominant

role

Research agenda Developing research questions Participating in the research as

researchers Advisors Consultants testing research ideas Evaluating the results of the research

“PAR” individuals with disabilities are involved setting:

Participation action research (PAR)

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User Centered Design

Standard equipment not in standard

locating

Environment

Users

Functionality

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Face-to-face CHAT

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………...#$%^

Ordinary & Extra-ordinary human-machine interaction

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Therapists // Nurses // Special education teachers // Linguists // Psychologists

Clinicians for disabled users

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To facilitate the development of better specialised equipment

To provide “mainstream” engineers with an effective and efficient way of including people with disabilities within the potential user groups for their projects.

The excellent is an enemy of goal !

The Goal: a new paradigm

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VIDEO

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