International world wide web conference

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 Online Nemeth Braille Input/Output Using Content MathML
 
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 Editor for Accessible Images in e-Learning Platforms
 
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 TactBack: VibroTactile Braille output using Smartphone and Smartwatch for Visually Impaired
 
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 A web tool to better use the Sign language constraints and parameters
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 Accessible Map Visualization Prototype
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 Improving OER Websites for Learners with Disabilities
4:00 pm
 
SESSION 4 : DEMO SESSION
  
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  ROOM 516C
 
(Around the room lightning demos)
DAY 2 – TUESDAY, APRIL 12
9:00 am
 
WELCOME AND SESSION 5: NON-VISUAL ACCESS 
& WEB ACCESSIBILITY
  
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  ROOM 516C
 
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 An Empirical Investigation of the Situationally-Induced Impairments Experienced by Blind Mobile  
 
  Device Users (Technical papers)
 
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 AudioDraw: User Preferences in Non-visual Diagram Drawing for Touchscreens (Technical papers)
 
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 The Effects of Automatic Speech Recognition Quality on Human Transcription Latency (Technical paper)
 
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 Doctoral Consortium Student Presentations
 
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 Using Data from Social Media Websites to Inspire the Design of Assistive Technology
 
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 Using Web Interaction to Monitor Parkinson‚Äôs Disease Progression through Behavioural  
 
  Inferences on the Web
 
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 Motivating Children with Dyslexia by Leveraging their Strengths via Web-based Games
11:00 am
 
SESSION 6: ACCESSIBLE LEARNING, WEB-BASED TESTING AND ASSESSMENT 
  
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  ROOM 516C
 
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 Accessibility Barriers to Online Education for Young Adults with Intellectual Disabilities (Technical paper)
 
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 An Online Chess Game Designed for People with Dyslexia (Technical paper)
 
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 Towards a Multilingual Dyslexia Detection using Online Games (Communication paper)
 
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 Learning Games for Cognitive Impaired People (Communication paper)
 
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 Masterplanning the Digital Campus to Support Learners with Disabilities (Communication paper)

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SESSION 7: SUPPORTING ACCESSIBILITY AND WEARABLES  
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  ROOM 516C
 
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 Measuring the Impact of Automated Evaluation Tools on Alternative Text Quality: a Web Translation  
 
  Study (Technical paper)
 
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 A Platform to Support Personalized Training for People with Disabilities (Communication paper)
 
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 Wearables for All: Development of Guidelines to Stimulate Accessible Wearable Technology Design  
 
  (Communication paper)
 
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 Widening access to online health education for lung cancer: A feasibility study (Communication paper)
 
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 Doctoral Consortium Students presetations (3 presentations)
 
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 Evaluating the Mobile Web Accessibility of electronic text for people with print impairments in  
 
  Higher Education
 
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 Developing a Wearable Tactile Prototype to Support Situational Awareness
 
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 Computer Vision-based Analysis of Web Page Structure for Assistive Interfaces
4:00 pm
 
SESSION 8: ACCESSIBLE MULTIMEDIA
  
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  ROOM 516C
 
SESSION CHAIR YELIZ YESILADA
 
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 HTML5 Accessible Video Player (Communication paper)
 
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 Supporting the Selection of Web Content Modality Based on User Interaction Logs  
 
  (Communication paper)
 
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 LMS weds WhatsApp (Communication paper)
 
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 Laying a Foundation for the Graphical Course Map  (Communication paper)
 
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 Supporting Engagement and Comprehension Online Through Multiple Means of Expression  
 
  (Communication paper)
5:15 pm
 AWARDS
  
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  ROOM 516C
DAY 3 – WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13  |  WWW/W4A ACCESSIBILITY HACKATHON
GOOGLE MONTREAL OFFICES
11:00 am
 
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND DIRECTION
11:15 am
 
HACK (PIZZA WILL BE SERVED FOR LUNCH WHILE YOU WORK)
4:30 pm
 
LIGHTNING PRESENTATIONS (10 GROUPS X 6 MINUTES MAX)
5:45 pm
 AWARDS

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BIG DATA INNOVATORS GATHERING (BIG 2016)
Many of today’s most successful enterprises - in business and in science - are built on the collection and analysis of 
data. The sheer volume and richness of these data sets has stimulated a massive wave of innovation. In addition, 
this revolution has also sparked important debate on data privacy policies, ethics and governance. The BigData In-
novators Gathering (BIG) will bring together academic and industry leaders in the big data space to share the state 
of the art and its successful application in business.
This event will be co-located with WWW conference for the third time. The gathering will consist of keynotes from 
visionaries in the field, a panel on hot topics, and talks on successes and best practices.
The focus of BIG 2016 is Big Data on the Web.
DAY 2 – TUESDAY, APRIL 12
  
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  ROOM 524A
9:00 am – 9:15 am
 OPENING
 
  
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 Mounia Lalmas (Yahoo) and Jian-Yun Nie (University of Montreal)
9:15 am – 10:00 am
 
KEYNOTE 1 (45 MN)
 
  
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 Juliana Freire (New York University) - Exploring Big Urban Data
10:00 am – 10:30 am
  INVITED TALK 1 (30 MN)
 
  
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 Ronny Lempel (Outbrain) - Know Thy Users: Compiling and Serving the Content Preferences  
 
   
  of Outbrain’s Users
10:30 am
 
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11:00 am
 BREAK
11:00 am – 11:30 am
  INVITED TALK 2 (30 MN)
 
  
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 Paolo Boldi (University of Milano) - Large-Scale Network Analysis: Diffusion-based  
 
   
  Computation of Distances and Geometric Centralities
11:30 am – 12:30 pm
  PRESENTATIONS (3 X 20 MN EACH) 
 
  
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 Chao Deng, Zhancheng Deng, Gao Dan, Jiulin Hu, Gang Song, Yaohong Zhao, Junlan Feng,  
 
   
  Zhanye Xiao, Long Xiong, Xuefeng Zhao and Haitao Zeng (China Mobile) - Challenges  
 
   
  and Experiences to Derive Big Value from Big Data with an Industrial Big Data System
 
  
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 Konark Modi and Josep M. Pujol (Cliqz) - Data Collection without Privacy Side-Effects
 
  
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 Jeremy Barnes, Nicolas Kruchten and François Maillet (Datacratic) - The Machine  
 
   
  Learning Database

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