Internet-enabled 'Smartphones' are becoming ever more used by people with Learning
Disabilities (LD) for entertainment, to socialise and enjoy self-expression. Despite this, there …

Mobile devices are becoming ubiquitous. However, very little research has been carried out
on the use, benefits or barriers of this technology by people with Intellectual Disabilities (ID) …

People with intellectual disabilities can use tablet computers and smartphones to enhance
their learning and increase their independent living. Nevertheless, there is a dark side in the …

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mobile devices have the potential to deliver students with disabilities a more equitable …

Access and use of mainstream wireless technology is essential to social and economic
participation, which can be especially challenging to people with disabilities. Technology …

Society is constantly changing. More attention on the quality of life has led to an increase in
the elderly population in recent years. Therefore, new opportunities are being offered and …

Mobile technology is becoming ubiquitous, with usage ranging across such diverse activities
as direction-finding, music storage, photography, texting, checking social-media, accessing …

In the last decade, mobile phones have become invaluable allays in the everyday lives of
people with disabilities. Even in low and middle-income countries mobile phones are highly …

The accessibility of mobile applications is a vital issue for people with disabilities. Use of the
internet enhances quality of communication and sense of selfdetermination and …

Introduction: The increase in mobile device users aged> 60 years reflects a transformation in
the information and communication technology (ICT) area. Supporting older adults in their …