
Universal Design 2014: Three Days of Creativity and Diversity
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- Title Page
- Preface
- Organization
- Contents
- Keynotes
- Variation, Multifoldness and Dynamics as the Mothers of Learning, Universality and Design
- A History of UD: Today's Exemplars and Tomorrow's Opportunities
- Universal Design, a Methodological Approach
- Accessible Information - How Hard Can It Be?
- Turning Societal Challenges into Creative Opportunities
- Towards the Universal Design of Tourism Services
- Long Papers
- All Senses Matter
- An Analytical Approach to People with Disabilities Mainstreaming Policies in Western and Arab Countries - Case Study: The American Swedish Example and the Egyptian Saudi
- Can Touch Substitute Vision? An Empirical Study About How the Visually Impaired Comprehend Shapes
- A Case Study for Universal Design in the Internet of Things
- Challenges with Assistive Technology Compatibility in Universal Design
- Creating Enabling Environments for Indian Elderly
- Methodology for Identification of Environmental Challenges
- Designing Universal Workspaces
- Developing Accessibility Plans: Methods and Tools. Case study
- Developing Evidence-Based Standards: A Case Study in Knowledge Translation
- Developing Interactive Interfaces for People with Developmental Disabilities to Be Used in Snoezelen Environments
- Developing Perception-Based Criteria of Inclusive (Architectural) Design
- DIY Home Modifications: An Australian Case-Study of Choice and Control
- Downsizers and Other Movers: The Housing Options, Choices and Dilemmas of Older Australians
- Effectiveness of Universal Design Education at Japanese Schools
- Effects of Color Combinations on the Discrimination Performance of Elderly People Using a LCD Monitor
- The Effects of Interactive Stairways on User Behavior and Safety
- Evidence on the Need of Housing Renovation in the Next Decades
- Inclusive Design for Assistive Technology
- Inclusive Housing (Lab) for All: A Home for Research, Demonstration and Information on Universal Design (UD)
- Inclusive Informal Campus Spaces Through Universal Design India Principles
- Making Architecture Visible to the Visually Impaired
- Making Navigation Simple? Initial User Studies Within the NavMem Project
- Mapping the Common Ground: Inclusive Playscapes for Children in Jerusalem - From Global to Local
- A Multi-Dimensional Framework for Understanding Accessible Built Environments for All in `All Weather Conditions': The Study of Small Towns in Nordic Region
- New Wheeled Mobility Aids and Parking Spaces
- Norwegian Acoustic Building Criteria and Socio-Acoustic Study on Accessibility for All
- The Potential of a Home Modification Strategy - A Universal Design Approach to Existing Housing
- Research Tools to Study Vulnerable Populations
- A Case of Designing Inclusive Spaces for Autism
- A Study on the Natural Manipulation of Multi-Touch Gestures for 3D Object Rotation Using a Large Touch Screen
- UD Principles for Home Appliances and Some Talking Devices to Support Independent Life for Dementia or MCI
- Universal Design and Accessibility: Towards Sustainable Built Environment in Malaysia
- Universal Design and Standardisation - Can User Participation Be Standardized?
- Universal Design as an Added Value for Heritage Valorization: The Cases of Brazil and Italy
- Universal Design Awareness of Survey Software Manufacturers
- Universal Design Education in India
- Design Challenge as Design Pedagogy
- Universal Design Practice in Malaysia: Architect's Perceptions of Its Terminology
- Usefulness in Architecture Accessibility, Inclusion and Usability as Spatial Sensory Experiences
- Using Elderly as Lead Users for Universal Engineering Design
- Using Technological-Pedagogical-and-Content Knowledge (TPACK) to Support Universal Design for Learning: A Case Study
- The Web as a Site of Intractable Governance
- Which Visual Cues are Important in Way-Finding? Measuring the Influence of Travel Mode on Visual Memory for Built Environments
- WorkStar: Involving Young Adults to Design a Serious Game for Working Life Integration
- Short Papers
- Accessible Service Network - Lauttasaari Case Study
- Challenges and Opportunities for Inclusive Design in Graduate Architecture
- Cinema and Theatre: Accessible Entertainment, with Benefits for All
- Elderly People's Opinions on Housing
- Exploring Issues for Indian Elderly Through Intense User Centric Design Studio
- Falls in the Elderly and Accessibility Traffic Environment in Neighborhood Districts
- Guidelines for Technology that Supports Physical Activity by Elderly
- How Usable Is the City for Older Bicyclists?
- The Missing Link in Implementation of Universal Design: The Barrier Between Legislative Framework and Architectural Practice
- Research on Continuity Among Assistive Devices for Personal Mobility of Visually Impaired Persons Around Crossings
- The Smart Bathroom: UD Through Integrating Physical and Digital Worlds
- A Tangible Interface for Information Exchange Addressing Deaf-Blind Users
- Universal Design for Indian Public Transportation Systems
- Universal Design for Mass Pilgrimage `Kumbh' at Ujjain, India - Berkeley Prize Teaching Fellowship 2013
- Universal Design in School Competitions
- Subject Index
- Author Index
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