CONTEXT: Assistive Technology refers to a set of resources and services designed to help
people with disabilities, providing or expanding their skills, enabling they to carry out …

This systematic review examines 35 empirical studies featuring the use of think‐aloud
interviews in computational thinking (CT) research. Findings show that think‐aloud …

This paper argues that, while universities have a crucial role to play in social innovation by
democratizing knowledge, fulfilling that role in the Global South requires them to partner with …

Many efforts to increase accessibility in coding for developers with visual impairments
(DWVI) focus on supporting interactions with development tools. But, to understand how to …

We present the results of one year spent engaging people living with intellectual disabilities
with an electronics and programming package. The program was run in collaboration with a …

Most research which investigates stigma towards with people with disabilities and the use of
Assistive Technology (AT) are based in the Global North and focus on the experiences of …

Approximately 15% of the world's population has a disability and 80% live in low resource-
settings, often in situations of severe social isolation. Technology is often inaccessible or …

ABSTRACT∗ Over 80% of the 1 billion people with disabilities in the world live in the Global
South, yet, most of the research at the intersection of disability and technology published …

India has the world's largest population of children with vision impairments (CVIs), a group
facing significant educational barriers including inadequate accessible resources, limited …

People with vision impairments (PVIs) have inferior physical fitness compared to sighted
individuals. Several studies have been conducted to understand concerns, motivations …