WEB SEARCH AND ORIENTATION WITH BROOKESTALK

Martin Zajíček · Chris Reeves

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities Information Retrieval and Search Behavior Web Data Mining and Analysis

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At the Speech Project at Oxford Brookes University we have built a Web navigation tool, for the blind and visually impaired, called BrookesTalk that employs Information Retrieval and Natural Language Processing techniques to summarise a Web page for quick orientation [4]. This paper describes the facilities offered by BrookesTalk, focusing particularly on its search facility

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1998A Web navigation tool for the blind

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