协作:文档编辑中可访问的协作意识

Cheuk Yin Phipson Lee, Zhuohao Zhang, Jaylin Herskovitz, Jooyoung Seo, Anhong Guo
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协作文档编辑工具广泛应用于专业和学术工作场所。虽然这些工具提供了一些辅助功能,但对于盲人用户来说,获得协作意识仍然是一个挑战,而正常人可以很容易地通过视觉线索(例如,谁编辑或评论了文档中的位置和内容)获得协作意识。为了解决这个问题,我们推出了CollabAlly,这是一个浏览器扩展,可以为盲人用户提供文档编辑中可提取的协作和上下文信息。使用CollabAlly,盲人用户可以轻松访问合作者的信息,跟踪实时或异步内容和评论变化,并在这些元素之间导航。为了通过音频传达这些复杂的信息,CollabAlly使用语音字体和空间音频来增强用户在共享文档中的协作意识。通过与一位盲人合作进行的一系列试点研究,CollabAlly的设计得到了改进,包括了更多的信息,并与现有的屏幕阅读器更兼容。
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CollabAlly: Accessible Collaboration Awareness in Document Editing
Collaborative document editing tools are widely used in both professional and academic workplaces. While these tools provide some accessibility features, it is still challenging for blind users to gain collaboration awareness that sighted people can easily obtain using visual cues (e.g., who edited or commented where and what in the document). To address this gap, we present CollabAlly, a browser extension that makes extractable collaborative and contextual information in document editing accessible for blind users. With CollabAlly, blind users can easily access collaborators’ information, track real-time or asynchronous content and comment changes, and navigate through these elements. In order to convey this complex information through audio, CollabAlly uses voice fonts and spatial audio to enhance users’ collaboration awareness in shared documents. Through a series of pilot studies with a coauthor who is blind, CollabAlly’s design was refined to include more information and to be more compatible with existing screen readers.
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