Usability of computer systems and software for users with disabilities
Brief o short review
Keywords:
Information technology, Teaching systems and levels, Special educationAbstract
The usability of computer systems and software considers a qualitative attribute defined as the ease of use of a Web page, computer application or any system that interacts with a user. In this scenario, accessibility guides play a significant role in achieving an accessible website. They show how to use Web technologies to create accessible Web sites, browsers or authorized tools. Free software projects aimed at facilitating the user experience of people with disabilities are included, which denote an element of integration into society for people with physical and / or mental disabilities, and not a barrier. This review considers essential notions about assistive adaptive technology and its uses, includes an overview of currently available assistive technology. Such aids make it possible for people with special educational needs to interact in an educational and social context in a more inclusive perspective.References
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