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Helping aphasic people process online information

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities Assistive Technology in Communication and Mobility Text Readability and Simplification

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In this paper, we describe the HAPPI (Helping Aphasic People Process Information) project which aims to develop web based systems to help Aphasic people gain access to web based information such as online news stories. It does this by simplifying the language and providing alternative means to help jog users' memories and hence improve their comprehension of the online material.

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