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Disability design and innovation in computing research in low resource settings

Disability design and innovation in computing research in low resource settings
Disability design and innovation in computing research in low resource settings
80% of people with disabilities worldwide live in low resourced settings, rural areas, informal settlements and in multidimensional poverty. ICT4D leverages technological innovations to deliver programs for international development. But very few do so with a focus on and involving people with disabilities in low resource settings. Also, most studies largely focus on publishing the results of the research with a focus on the positive stories and not the learnings and recommendations regarding research processes. In short, researchers rarely examine what was challenging in the process of collaboration. We present reflections from the field across four studies. Our contributions are: (1) an overview of past work in computing with a focus on disability in low resource settings and (2) learnings and recommendations from four collaborative projects in Uganda, Jordan and Kenya over the last two years, that are relevant for future HCI studies in low resource settings with communities with disabilities. We do this through a lens of Disability Interaction and ICT4D.
Disability, Disability Innovation, Disability Interaction, ICT4D, Inclusive Design, Low resource settings
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Harris, Ian
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Kenney, Laurence
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Olenja, Joyce
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Harris, Ian
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Mbugua, Nancy
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Morgado-ramirez, Dafne Zuleima, Barbareschi, Giulia, Kate Donovan-hall, Maggie, Sobuh, Mohammad, Elayyan, Nida', Nakandi, Brenda T, Tamale Ssekitoleko, Robert, Olenja, Joyce, Nyachomba Magomere, Grace, Daymond, Sibylle, Honeywill, Jake, Harris, Ian, Mbugua, Nancy, Kenney, Laurence and Holloway, Catherine (2020) Disability design and innovation in computing research in low resource settings. The International ACM SIGACCESS Conference on Computers and Accessibility. 26 - 28 Oct 2020. pp. 1-7 . (doi:10.1145/3373625.3417301).

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Abstract

80% of people with disabilities worldwide live in low resourced settings, rural areas, informal settlements and in multidimensional poverty. ICT4D leverages technological innovations to deliver programs for international development. But very few do so with a focus on and involving people with disabilities in low resource settings. Also, most studies largely focus on publishing the results of the research with a focus on the positive stories and not the learnings and recommendations regarding research processes. In short, researchers rarely examine what was challenging in the process of collaboration. We present reflections from the field across four studies. Our contributions are: (1) an overview of past work in computing with a focus on disability in low resource settings and (2) learnings and recommendations from four collaborative projects in Uganda, Jordan and Kenya over the last two years, that are relevant for future HCI studies in low resource settings with communities with disabilities. We do this through a lens of Disability Interaction and ICT4D.

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Published date: 29 October 2020
Additional Information: Publisher Copyright: © 2020 ACM.
Venue - Dates: The International ACM SIGACCESS Conference on Computers and Accessibility, 2020-10-26 - 2020-10-28
Keywords: Disability, Disability Innovation, Disability Interaction, ICT4D, Inclusive Design, Low resource settings

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Local EPrints ID: 445165
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/445165
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Date deposited: 24 Nov 2020 17:32
Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 09:59

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Author: Dafne Zuleima Morgado-ramirez
Author: Giulia Barbareschi
Author: Mohammad Sobuh
Author: Nida' Elayyan
Author: Brenda T Nakandi
Author: Robert Tamale Ssekitoleko
Author: Joyce Olenja
Author: Grace Nyachomba Magomere
Author: Sibylle Daymond
Author: Jake Honeywill
Author: Ian Harris
Author: Nancy Mbugua
Author: Laurence Kenney
Author: Catherine Holloway

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