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What research challenges and gaps exist in HCI technology design supporting deaf children's development?Direction: Accessibility and Assistive Technology
Deaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
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What roles do deaf children play in technology design, and how can their participation be increased?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How can Deaf culture be integrated into technology design to meet deaf children's unique sociocultural needs?lightbulbPractical problemDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Deaf children struggle to benefit from existing technology and are often neglected in sociocultural needs.helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
What interaction needs and barriers do deaf users face in AR environments?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Which design improvements can optimize deaf users' experience in 3D object manipulation?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How can gamified AR environments help study deaf users' interaction behavior and design needs?lightbulbPractical problemDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Deaf users struggle to effectively use sensory-dependent AR technology.helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How can GenAI through natural language, visual, and haptic feedback support DHH users in independent music creation?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
What design requirements must music creation tools for DHH users meet to improve understanding and creative ability?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How do DHH users experience and respond to music creation combining visual and haptic feedback?lightbulbPractical problemDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Deaf users face multiple technical and perceptual barriers to independent music creation.helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How can dynamic sound information display meet deaf users' real-time contextual and goal needs?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How do deaf users' sound information needs differ for environmental awareness, task monitoring, and social interaction?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Can intent-driven sound recognition systems improve deaf users' semantic understanding of environments?lightbulbPractical problemDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Deaf users struggle to quickly obtain dynamic sound information for diverse situational needs.helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How can audio adjustment tools improve auditory experiences in VR for users with partial hearing loss?UIST '24SoundModVR: Sound Modifications in Virtual Reality for Sound Accessibility
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Which sound adjustment strategies best meet the needs of users with partial hearing loss in VR scenes?UIST '24SoundModVR: Sound Modifications in Virtual Reality for Sound Accessibility
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Can the SoundModVR toolkit effectively improve users' immersion and access to auditory information?UIST '24SoundModVR: Sound Modifications in Virtual Reality for Sound Accessibility
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Users with partial hearing loss struggle to clearly perceive auditory information in VR.UIST '24SoundModVR: Sound Modifications in Virtual Reality for Sound Accessibility
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How can cross-cultural collaboration develop interactive educational resources to improve deaf students' Spanish literacy?CSCW '24Cross-Cultural Collaborative Teaching: Teaching Spanish as a Second Language to Deaf Students
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How can new sign language terms be created in Mexican Sign Language to express technical and linguistic terminology in Spanish teaching?CSCW '24Cross-Cultural Collaborative Teaching: Teaching Spanish as a Second Language to Deaf Students
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Can digital resources and video technology effectively support distributed team collaboration and deaf students' language learning?CSCW '24Cross-Cultural Collaborative Teaching: Teaching Spanish as a Second Language to Deaf Students
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Deaf students lack quality education and struggle to learn Spanish.CSCW '24Cross-Cultural Collaborative Teaching: Teaching Spanish as a Second Language to Deaf Students
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How can a multimodal system be designed for users including older adults and people with limited abilities to complete health questionnaires?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How can LLMs (e.g., GPT-4) improve fault tolerance of medical questionnaire interaction systems when processing irregular language input?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Can multimodal interaction (speech and touch) improve usability and users' ability to independently complete health questionnaires?lightbulbPractical problemDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Many older adults and users with sensory impairments struggle to independently complete digital health questionnaires.helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How do deaf and hard-of-hearing users use multimodal communication (e.g., gestures and body language) in shared AR games?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How do deaf and hard-of-hearing users divide roles and coordinate tasks in collaborative AR environments?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How can AR game design be optimized to improve communication and collaboration efficiency for deaf and hard-of-hearing users?lightbulbPractical problemDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Deaf users struggle to communicate and collaborate in multiplayer AR games, limiting equitable gameplay.helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How do deaf or hard-of-hearing delivery workers in China address identity disclosure issues on food delivery platforms?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
What impact do platform assistive technologies (e.g., AI voice and speech-to-text) have on deaf delivery workers' work efficiency and safety?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
What are the greatest communication challenges deaf delivery workers face with customers, merchants, and platforms?lightbulbPractical problemDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Deaf delivery workers often face communication barriers and safety risks during delivery.helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How can DHH users' contextual knowledge be combined with AI to improve sound classification?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Can classification based on acoustic properties rather than sound source better serve deaf and hard-of-hearing users?lightbulbPractical problemDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Deaf and hard-of-hearing people struggle to accurately perceive important everyday sounds such as alarms.helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
What key challenges do deaf and hard-of-hearing people face in audio engineering?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
What limitations do existing hearing assistive devices have in music and complex sound processing?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How can accessible audio engineering techniques be developed for deaf and hard-of-hearing people?lightbulbPractical problemDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Deaf and hard-of-hearing people face insufficient tools in audio engineering due to auditory limitations.helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
What qualities do d/Deaf people (including Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals) value most in music, and can signed songs make these qualities accessible?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
What practices and challenges do signed song creators (including Deaf and hearing individuals) encounter when producing signed songs?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How can design guidelines be developed to promote culturally responsive music content creation for Deaf communities?lightbulbPractical problemDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Deaf people struggle to participate in mainstream music performance, and existing signed songs lack cultural responsiveness.helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How can user-generated icons improve communication efficiency in deaf-hearing mixed groups in video conferencing?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
What specific functions do user-generated icons serve in mixed-group communication, such as reaction delivery or status indication?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How can participatory design reveal Deaf cultural characteristics and incorporate them into video conferencing icon design?Related papers
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