Easy-to-Web: Introduction to the Special Thematic Session

Edler, Cordula; Peböck, Birgit

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-14097-6_100

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“…About 10% people over age 65 have cognitive impairments [21] [4]. To cope with this, a special thematic session organized by Edler [37] aimed to study guidelines for accessible information to the World Wide Web. Bohman [38] examined the structure, navigation, language and the presentation of information on web sites in order to make internet accessible for people with reading problems.…”

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Exploring Pervasive Service Computing Opportunities for Pursuing Successful Ageing

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Abstract. Pervasive Service Computing for Elderly applies service composition and pervasive computing into assisting elderly Activities of Daily Life. Taking advantages of context-awareness and service-oriented computing, Pervasive Service Computing expects to bring brilliant opportunities for pursuing global successful ageing. This paper proposes a Pervasive Service Computing for Elderly (PSC4E) framework for improving Quality of Life of elderly people, through providing being-, becoming-, and belonging-based services in context of population ageing trends, an elderly service provisioning model, and related studies.

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