Information seeking and access are essential for users in all walks of life, from addressing
personal needs such as finding flights to locating information needed to complete work …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present a systematic literature review of the
application of eye-tracking technology within the field of library and information science. Eye …

This monograph reviews research on the design and evaluation of search user interfaces
that has been published within the past 10 years. Our primary goal is to integrate state-of-the …

This monograph offers a survey of work to date to inform how interactions in information
retrieval systems could afford inclusion of users who are neurodiverse. This existing work is …

As many as 20% of English speakers have dyslexia, a language disability that impacts
reading and spelling. Web search is an important modern literacy skill, yet the accessibility …

Learning from different representations, such as text and pictures, is supposed to be more
effective than learning from text alone. However, there is very limited research on potential …

Abstract In Saudi Arabia, the COVID-19 pandemic forced students with dyslexia to complete
their learning through online applications, like their peers without dyslexia. This study …

Purpose A substantial number of models have been developed over the years, with the
purpose of describing the information seeking and searching of people in various user …

Standards organizations,(eg, the World Wide Web Consortium), are placing increased
importance on the cognitive accessibility of online systems, including web search. Previous …

Readable text is a key ingredient in a universally accessible web. WCAG2. 1 recommends
that text should be readable by someone with basic schooling, a criterion that is hard to …