Web collaboration motivated by colors emotionally based on common sense

Dias, Ana Luiza; Anacleto, Júnia Coutinho; Silveira, Luciana Martha; Penteado, Rosângela Aparecida Dellosso; Silva, Marcos; Buzatto, David; Villena, Johana María Rosas

doi:10.1109/icsmc.2009.5346937

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“…As a consequence of the work presented in this paper, the authors intend to formalize a Web systems developing process. This process will include accessibility in all phases of development (considering the initial phases [8]), when the change costs are lower, may contribute to the development of new accessible Web systems.…”

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confidence: 99%

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An approach to improve the accessibility and usability of existing web system

Dias

Fortes

Masiero

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Proceedings of the 31st ACM International Conference on Design of Communication

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The Web is currently the main way of providing computing services, reaching a larger number of users with different characteristics. As the complexity and interactivity of systems is increased, users become more demanding towards all the requirements associated to their distinct needs. Implementing the interaction requirements in the Web has become the main focus of accessibility and usability studies, describing essential design features which provide users with quality, assured systems. The focus on the users reinforced that as the number of users grows and the system became available to a wide variety of users, accessibility and usability features become even more critical to a Web application's success. In this paper, we present ACCESSA, a practical approach to rapidly improve the accessibility of existing Web systems, acting mainly in the interface design with no changes to the functional requirements of systems. The ACCESSA is based on the WCAG 2.0 guidelines and other patterns, choosing the guidelines that present lower implementation costs and represent higher severity accessibility issues.

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Section: Final Remarksmentioning

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“…Therefore, besides the accessibility requirements, usability requirements to mainstream users were also taken into account [8]:…”

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An approach to improve the accessibility and usability of existing web system

Dias

Fortes

Masiero

et al. 2013

Proceedings of the 31st ACM International Conference on Design of Communication

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“…To analyze the information collected by these templates, it is being done a classification of emotions, actions and objects (Dias, 2009). Figure 2 shows an example with the yellow color, where the square shows the color to be analyzed.…”

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“…This paper adopts the meaning of Pattern as described by Alexander et al (1977): "Pattern is a solution to certain problem in a particular context." The Motivational Patterns formalized in this research (Dias, 2009), help designers choose the right way the colors to be used in educational environments, collaborative Web aiming to motivate apprentices to collaborate with their colleagues. The Motivational Design Pattern set created is based on color has three Patterns: "Engaging in learning" (P1), "Keeping engaged" (P2), "Engaging with the group" (P3).…”

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A Case Study That Shows the Importance of Color in Web Collaborative Educational Environment

Dias

Silva

Anacleto

et al. 2010

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Computer Supported Education

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Collaborative learning supported by computers increases due to the tendency schools have to get assumed to digital inclusion in curriculum and to explore this potential as an alternative complementary to the traditional teaching methodology. According to this new practice the individual skills are valued and contribute to build up learning, which belongs to the group. However, it can be seen that learning through computing environment is not always effective because it can generate lack of motivation, little involvement and collaboration. It is always difficult to engage apprentices in learning activities in order to motivate them both to persist in challenging tasks and to value education, generally. This paper presents a Case Study applied to a School that shows the colors and their meanings as cultural as a stimulus to motivation and learning, through the application of Motivational Patterns in a Web collaborative educational environment.

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Methods for Bioremediation of Water and Wastewater Pollution

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Web collaboration motivated by colors emotionally based on common sense

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An approach to improve the accessibility and usability of existing web system

An approach to improve the accessibility and usability of existing web system

A Case Study That Shows the Importance of Color in Web Collaborative Educational Environment

Hardware and Software Remediation Technologies for Water Resources Pollution

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