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1. The state of scientific PDF accessibility in repositories: A survey in Switzerland

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Darvishy, Alireza, Sethe, Rolf, Engler, Ines, Pierres, Oriane, and Manning, Juliet

Subjects
Computer Science - Digital Libraries, Computer Science - Computers and Society
Abstract

This survey analyzed the quality of the PDF documents on online repositories in Switzerland, examining their accessibility for people with visual impairments. Two minimal accessibility features were analyzed: the PDFs had to have tags and a hierarchical heading structure. The survey also included interviews with the managers or heads of multiple Swiss universities' repositories to assess the general opinion and knowledge of PDF accessibility. An analysis of interviewee responses indicates an overall lack of awareness of PDF accessibility, and showed that online repositories currently have no concrete plans to address the issue. This paper concludes by presenting a set of recommendations for online repositories to improve the accessibility of their PDF documents., Comment: We need to modify this paper and make some extensions before re-uploading

Published
2023

2. UZH Expra FS21 Group B

Author

Scheiwiller, Lena, Engler, Ines, Vu, Minh Khoa, Fülscher, Till, Ullrich, Johannes, Kahalon, Rotem, and Hany, Linus

Subjects
ComputingMilieux_THECOMPUTINGPROFESSION, Social and Behavioral Sciences
Abstract

This study examines whether confrontation by an interviewee produces personal costs for the interviewee, i.e., not being hired, while bringing benefits to the group this person belongs to, i.e. other people not getting asked inappropriate questions in future interviews.

Published
2022
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3. The state of scientific PDFaccessibility in repositories: A survey in Switzerland

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Darvishy, Alireza, Sethe, Rolf, Engler, Ines, Pierrès, Oriane, and Manning, Juliet

Abstract

This survey analyzes the quality of the portable document format (PDF) documents in online repositories in Switzerland, examining their accessibility for people with visual impairments. Two minimal accessibility features were analysed: the PDFs had to have tags and a hierarchical heading structure. The survey also includes interviews with the managers or heads of multiple Swiss universities' repositories to assess the general opinion and knowledge of PDF accessibility. An analysis of interviewee responses indicates an overall lack of awareness of PDF accessibility, and shows that online repositories currently have no concrete plans to address the issue. This paper concludes by presenting a set of recommendations for online repositories to improve the accessibility of their PDF documents.

Published
2023
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