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What factors drive blind users to persist with personal health technologies despite accessibility barriers?

helpResearch questionBlind and Low-Vision Accessibility

What factors drive blind users to persist with personal health technologies despite accessibility barriers?

UbiComp '24Identify, Adapt, Persist: The Journey of Blind Individuals with Personal Health Technologies

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How can dynamic chatbots such as GPT-4-based Noel cultivate students' empathy toward target user groups such as low-vision children in design learning?

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How do the real-time interaction features of dynamic chatbot Noel affect students' design processes and solution quality?

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After interacting with Noel in design learning, do students' design empathy improve progressively?

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