Titlebook: Human Aspects of IT for the Aged Population. Design for Aging; First International Jia Zhou,Gavriel Salvendy Conference proceedings 2015 S

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Talking Faces in Lab and Field Trialsg jointly on reliable and suitable solutions to help older adults to remain healthy and safe while living independently. Appropriate interaction methods play an important role for the acceptance of such supporting systems. Today, solutions mainly rely on common and well-evaluated interaction techniq

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Gamification and Accessibilityparticular, user interfaces have to be sufficiently abstract to cover required adaptations. In this paper, we introduce a gamification approach for teaching, connecting and engaging developers on accessible design of applications. A particular challenge hereby is combining gamification patters with

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Evaluating All-Inclusive ICT with Developers, End Users and Stakeholders required for most education, employment, and commerce, and is increasingly required for travel, health, safety, daily living and participation in most of our society. In this paper we present the evaluation of an all-inclusive ICT infrastructure from the perspective of different type of users that

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Access and Use of ICTs Among the Italian Young Elderly: A Field Studyg and the role played by media and ICTs in building a friendly and positively domestic environment for the elderly in their everyday life [.]. Hence the use of ICTs by the elderly takes into account two different perspectives: (1) Generational approach: the young elderly are here considered by looki

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Adopting Scenario-Based Design to Increase the Acceptance of Technology Innovations for Older Peoplethe graphic nature of the scenarios as well as following the users’ notions in each and every case. In consideration of the difficulties that arose during the use of Scenario-based Design, we conclude with some suggestion for future applications of this method.

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Collecting Old People’s Data for More Accessible Design: A Pilot Studyasks of such a study. The results show that in the pilot study, (1) there are discrepancies between users’ self-assessment and performance measurement, (2) the selection of products should take into account the cultural context, and (3) ceiling effects exist and they greatly affect the validity and reliability of the data.

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0302-9743 e on Human Aspects of IT for the Aged Population, ITAP 2015, held as part of the 17th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, HCII 2015, held in Los Angeles, CA, USA, in August 2015, jointly with 15 other thematically conferences. The total of 1462 papers and 246 posters presented at