Population Focus

Adults with Down Syndrome & Intellectual and Developmental Disability

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"I'm trying not to get hacked:" How Adults with IDD Navigate Security and Privacy Notifications

Exploring how adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities encounter and respond to computer security and privacy notifications, and designing more accessible alternatives.Studying how adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities use security and privacy warnings on computers and phones to make other options.

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Supporting Money Management among Adults with Down Syndrome: A Multi-Technology Probe Study

Prototyped and evaluated budgeting systems integrating augmented reality, gamification, and tangible interfaces in collaboration with adults with DS.Built and tested three budgeting tools (e.g., a tablet game, a camera-based money app, and a hands-on device) working directly with adults with Down syndrome to shape the designs.

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National Technology Usage Survey Study with Adults with Down Syndrome

A national online survey study investigating the technology usage patterns and preferences of adults with DS across the United States.An online survey across the U.S. asking adults with Down syndrome how they use technology, what they like, and what they find challenging.

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PRISMA Literature Review on Assistive Technologies with Adults with Down Syndrome

A systematic scoping review of 20 papers, identifying gaps in accessible technology research for adults with DS and informing future design directions.A structured review of 20 published research papers to understand what technology tools have been built for adults with Down syndrome and where there's still important work to do.

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Exploratory Technology Study with Adults with Down Syndrome

Qualitative interviews with adults with DS, their parents, and domain experts to understand current technology use and identify unmet needs.In-depth conversations with adults with Down syndrome, their families, and specialists to learn how they use technology today and what tools would actually help them.

Population Focus

Adults with Traumatic Brain Injury

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