HCI Assistive Technology devices for Specially-abled Abstract—The Human-computer interaction (HCI) is the study of how people design, implement, and use interactive computer systems and how computers affect individuals, organizations, and society. This encompasses not only ease of use but also new interaction techniques for supporting user tasks, providing better access to information, and creating more powerful forms of communication. It involves input and output devices and the assistive
would provide opportunities for patients to access their Personal Health Records (PHR) regardless of location and time and, also very importantly to share this information with relevant health practitioners and institution. They identify that “Cloud computing offers unique opportunities for supporting long-term record preservation” . The authors further argued that the latest cloud technology would be the best solution architecturally to access PHR data from virtually any device. They state that “PHR
2.4 Design Method for Older People 2.4.1 Background As mentioned in Chapter 2.1, older people are different from younger people in both physiological and psychosocial aspects. Due to the decrease in somatic capabilities, or common chronic diseases, older people may not use technologies in ease. In addition, older people’s knowledge about technologies updates not as fast as younger people, which make the problem even worse [5, 9]. For example, older people’s lack of understanding of computer concepts
Cloud computing is a novel tool that provides an opportunity for large or small business owners based on an entirely new business model. The term cloud computing itself is a familiar term, however, the specific meaning can be difficult to define. This paper discusses several facets of cloud computing topics to include cloud benefits, characteristics, as well as service models. Benefits As cloud-computing starts to take hold, a number of significant advantages have turned out to be evident. The first
AJIS vol. 10 no. 2 May 2003 DOING ETHICS: A UNIVERSAL TECHNIQUE IN AN ACCESSIBILITY CONTEXT Christopher R. Simpson1, Liddy Nevile2, Oliver K. Burmeister3 1 Adjunct Teaching Fellow, School of Information Technology, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia, E-mail: csimpson@swin.edu.au; 2 E-mail: Liddy.Nevile@motile.net; 3 Swinburne Computer-Human Interaction Laboratory, School of Information Technology, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia, E-mail: oburmeister@it.swin.edu.au;
FACULTY OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING School of Computing & Information Systems MSc DEGREE IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING WITH MANAGEMENT STUDIES Coursework Title: Analysing and Building a Banking System Software Using Component and Service Oriented Cloud Architecture Date: 28/11/13 Lecturer: Dr Khaddaj S. WARRANTY STATEMENT This is a student project. Therefore, neither the student nor Kingston University makes any warranty, express or implied, as to the accuracy of the data
Teaching Information Systems Development with SMS Chris Wallace Information Systems School Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Mathematical Sciences University of the West of England Frenchay, Bristol BS16 1QY chris.wallace@uwe.ac.uk Abstract ‘Texting’ or SMS mobile phone messaging is rapidly increasing in business and community use. This paper discusses the inclusion of SMS technology in the teaching of Information Systems Development. It is argued that SMS has advantages in terms of
the world. According to Davis (2009), PriceGrabber.com's March 2009 survey, nearly 58 percent of US online consumers currently owns a mobile phone capable of connecting to the Web. Of the online consumers with Web-enabled phones, 21 percent own a smartphone, 8 percent own an iPhone, and 29 percent own another type of Web-enabled phone. These percentages are expected to continue to grow as new models of phones, such as Google’s Android, proliferate into the market. US Revenues from m-commerce in
Technology program lasts for two years and it includes one summer period of industrial placement. Upon successful completion of this program, students are awarded the Diploma in Information Technology. The principal aim of this program is to produce computing and information systems professionals, who will have the understanding of the technology and the necessary knowledge and skills to be able to work at a high level in the related industry. The main concern is with the utilization of technology and
Some services or products are sold purely online while other companies may have physical stores or headquarters in addition to their online presence. E-Business describes any business to business transactions that take place online. For example a Web Design company often doesn’t sell products directly to consumers, but instead creates websites as a service for other companies, which will in turn be used to sell products or services to consumers. The internet has revolutionised the way companies do