Mililani Rosare is a graduate student at the Rochester Institute of Technology in the Human-Computer Interaction Program. She is conducting a study to learn about individuals with upper-body motor impairments and how they use assistive technology devices when using a computer and/or laptop. She shared:
"the research is to learn more about the issues in various assistive technology devices, current challenges, and potential recommendations for improvements when using a laptop and/or desktop during website navigation. Some of the questions that are in the survey ask about what type of upper-body motor impairment they have, what assistive technology devices they use (ex: mouse, special keyboard, voice over, etc.), suggestions for current or new assistive technology devices, typical websites they access, and more."
If you have an upper body motor impairment, please consider taking the time to answer her questions!
Upper Body Motor Impairment Survey
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