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Inclusive Support, Vulnerable Populations, and Accessible Design / Low-Resource, Marginalized, and Global South Group Support

People with low digital literacy are excluded from digital society due to fear and uncertainty about technology.

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People with low digital literacy are excluded from digital society due to fear and uncertainty about technology.

CSCW '23Design for Learnability: Challenging the State-of-the-Art in UX to Foster Inclusion and Participation

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