What we talk about: designing a context-aware communication tool for people with aphasia
What we talk about: designing a context-aware communication tool for people with aphasia
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我们谈论的内容：为失语症患者设计情境感知的沟通工具
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2012
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D. McCall
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Shaun K. Kane;Barbara Linam;Kyle Althoff;D. McCall
许多失语症患者在即席回忆单词时遇到困难，但在给予图像，文本或音频提示时可以识别这些单词。增强和替代交流（AAC）系统可以帮助解决这个问题，使失语症患者能够浏览和选择词汇表中的单词。然而，这些系统可能难以导航，特别是当它们包含大量内容时。在本文中，我们描述了TalkAbout的设计，一个上下文感知的，自适应的AAC系统，为用户提供一个单词列表，适合他们当前的位置和对话伙伴。我们描述了TalkAbout的设计和开发，我们与5名患有失语症的成年人合作进行。然后，我们提出了开发和评估失语症患者的上下文感知技术的指导方针。
Many people with aphasia experience difficulty recalling words extemporaneously, but can recognize those words when given an image, text, or audio prompt. Augmented and alternative communication (AAC) systems can help address this problem by enabling people with aphasia to browse and select from a list of vocabulary words. However, these systems can be difficult to navigate, especially when they contain large amounts of content. In this paper, we describe the design of TalkAbout, a context-aware, adaptive AAC system that provides users with a word list that is adapted to their current location and conversation partner. We describe the design and development of TalkAbout, which we conducted in collaboration with 5 adults with aphasia. We then present guidelines for developing and evaluating context-aware technology for people with aphasia.