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Computers Helping People with Special Needs
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In this paper, the authors examine user involvement in designing systems for people with special needs in software engineering, a practice directed at the production of software systems, focusing on the design implications of tools or applications.Abstract:
Design is often seen at the heart of software engineering, a practice directed at the
production of software systems. While research examining user involvement in
designing systems for people with special needs has yielded insights into methodological considerations, work on involving users with SpLDs has often focused on
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