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可访问性包括便利残疾人和非残疾人生活的功能,并在某些方面做出贡献。在这个问题上进行了许多国际研究和发展。在土耳其,这些事态发展有时经过调整,有时按原样处理,是有价值的研究课题。在学者或研究人员中,不可避免地会有一定比例的残疾人。虽然在我国没有关于残疾学者人数的资料,但是否认残疾学者的存在是错误的。预计院士将随着时间的推移而得到提升或任命。Web of Science、Scopus、PubMed、TR Index和DergiPark是用于此目的的最重要的系统和网站,它们不仅应该对残疾人开放,也应该对非残疾人开放。在这种情况下,这些网站使用WAVE,一个可访问性评估工具进行了检查。在机会平等的背景下,用描述性统计方法评价了关于这些系统和网站的可及性的数据。因此,WoS和Scopus在残障用户辅助技术的背景下是不够的;在PubMed, TR Directory和DergiPark网站上也有类似的错误,尽管发生率较低。此外,还发现了视觉设计、对比、空链接和标签错误,并揭示了许多方面需要改进和重新安排。
Accessibility includes features that facilitate the lives of not only disabled people but also non-disabled individuals and contribute at some points. Many international studies and developments are carried out on this subject. In Turkey, these developments are sometimes adapted, sometimes handled as they are, and are the subject of valuable studies. It is inevitable that there will be a certain percentage of people with disabilities among academics or researchers. Although the number of academics with disabilities is not an available information in our country, it would be wrong to deny the fact that they exist. It is expected that academicians will be promoted or appointed over time. Web of Science, Scopus, PubMed, TR Index and DergiPark, which are the most important systems and websites used for this purpose, should be accessible not only to people with disabilities but also to non-disabled people. In this context, these websites were examined with WAVE, an accessibility assessment tool. In the context of equality of opportunity, the data obtained on how accessible these systems and websites are, were evaluated with descriptive statistics method. As a result, WoS and Scopus are insufficient in the context of assistive technologies for users with disabilities; It has been determined that there are similar errors, albeit at a lower rate, on PubMed, TR Directory and DergiPark websites. In addition, visual design, contrast, empty link and labeling errors were detected and the necessity of making improvements and rearrangements in many areas has been revealed.