这是可能的:为痴呆症患者设计技术说明

Erica Tandori, Jeanie Beh, Sonja Pedell
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本文描述了为参与技术研究项目的参与者创建一套痴呆症友好指导卡。这些卡片的目的是在研究项目完成后提供支持,这样参与者就可以继续独立地使用剩下的技术。关于为痴呆症患者创建文本、说明和图形的指导方针的文献综述几乎不存在。鉴于缺乏指导方针和痴呆症带来的重大认知挑战,描述了设计和改进易于理解的说明的迭代过程。我们的结论是,卡片的创作本身,以及我们在创作过程中发现的见解,对于帮助人们接受技术具有重要价值。这些卡片具有清晰、色彩丰富、易于获取和视觉刺激的说明,是技术与其使用之间的桥梁,大大提高了支持痴呆症患者使用技术的能力。
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It's on the Cards: Designing Technology Instructions for People Living with Dementia
This paper describes the creation of a set of dementia friendly instruction cards for participants engaged in a technology research project. The cards were designed to provide support after the research project was completed, so that participants could maintain continued and independent use of the technologies left with them. A literature review of guidelines for creating text, instructions and graphics for people with dementia is almost nonexistent. The iterative process of designing and refining easy to understand instructions, given both a lack of guidelines and the significant cognitive challenges presented by dementia, is described. We conclude that the creation of the cards themselves, and the insights we discovered in creating them are of significant value to assisting people in the uptake of technology. With clear, colourful, easily accessible and visually stimulating instructions, these cards act as a bridge between the technologies and their use, greatly enhancing the ability to support people with dementia in technology use.
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