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IEE - "Special Needs & the Interface" - 13/1/93
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Author: McRamm
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1993 00:40
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From: ucjtefw@ucl.ac.uk (Mr Frank Wilson)
IEE Colloquium on "Special Needs and the Interface" 
January 13th, 10.00am, IEE, Savoy Place, London.

N "When do old people find displays difficult"
Dr Pat Rabbitt,
Age and Cognitive Performance Research Unit,
University of Manchester

N "Including Special Needs in IT Design"
Mr Frank Wilson
London HCI Centre

N "Adaptable and Configurable Computer Systems enabling Access by Disabled People"
Mr Paul Blenkhorn
UMIST

N "Multi Media Access to Graphical User Interfaces for Blind People"
Ms Helen Petrie
RNIB

N "Telecommunications Interfaces for Deaf People"
Nicholas Osman-Allu
RNID

N "Earcons, Mathematics and the Interface"
Robert Stevens
University of York

N "Enhancing Text to Synthesised Speech for Blind People"
Peter Simpson
University of Surrey

N "Human Factors Aspects of the Design of a Speech Understanding System"
Catriona McDermid
University of Surrey

N "Videotelephony in Norway"
Kari Hamnes
Norwegian Telecom

N "Learning systems for young people with mental impairement"
Jan-Ingvar Lindstrom
Infologics Inc.
Sweden

N "Computer-based Aids for People with Special Needs"
Raymond Evans
Papworth Group

For Details and Registration Information contact :
    Martin Barrett
    IEE PG C5
    Savoy Place
    London WC2R 0BL
    Tel: 071 240 1871
    Fax: 071 497 3633
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