[Access Lunch] Next Week Speaker: Yi-hao Peng

[Francisco Calisto]

Hello All,

Just a reminder, this week Yi-hao Peng will be presenting his work
titled "*Diffscriber:
Describing Visual Design Changes to Support Mixed-Ability Collaborative
Presentation Authoring*" and published in UIST 2022. For a proper
discussion, I would like to suggest reading the *paper* and bringing some
questions for discussion.


Best regards,

Francisco Maria Calisto
Twitter: @FMCalisto <https://twitter.com/FMCalisto>
GitHub: @FMCalisto <https://github.com/FMCalisto>




On Fri, Nov 11, 2022 at 4:59 PM Francisco Calisto <fcalisto at andrew.cmu.edu>
wrote:

> Hello All,
>
> Next week, we will have Yi-hao Peng presenting his work titled "*Diffscriber:
> Describing Visual Design Changes to Support Mixed-Ability Collaborative
> Presentation Authoring*" and published in UIST 2022. As follows, you will
> have the document and abstract. We hope to see you all physically or
> remotely via Zoom!
>
> Abstract
>
> Visual slide-based presentations are ubiquitous, yet slide authoring tools
> are largely inaccessible to people who are blind or visually impaired
> (BVI). When authoring presentations, the 9 BVI presenters in our formative
> study usually work with sighted collaborators to produce visual slides
> based on the text content they produce. While BVI presenters valued
> collaborators’ visual design skill, the collaborators often felt they could
> not fully review and provide feedback on the visual changes that were made.
> We present Diffscriber, a system that identifies and describes changes to a
> slide’s content, layout, and style for presentation authoring. Using our
> system, BVI presentation authors can efficiently review changes to their
> presentation by navigating either a summary of high-level changes or
> individual slide elements. To learn more about changes of interest,
> presenters can use a generated change hierarchy to navigate to lower-level
> change details and element styles. BVI presenters using Diffscriber were
> able to identify slide design changes and provide feedback more easily as
> compared to using only the slides alone. More broadly, Diffscriber
> illustrates how advances in detecting and describing visual differences can
> improve mixed-ability collaboration.
>
> *Yi-Hao Peng*, Jason Wu, Jeffrey Bigham, and Amy Pavel. 2022. *Diffscriber:
>> Describing Visual Design Changes to Support Mixed-Ability Collaborative
>> Presentation Authoring*. In Proceedings of the 35th Annual ACM Symposium
>> on User Interface Software and Technology (UIST '22). Association for
>> Computing Machinery, New York, NY, USA, Article 35, 1–13.
>> https://doi.org/10.1145/3526113.3545637
>
>
>
>  3526113.3545637.pdf
> <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g0cqYX5YbrD24ygweLAzkn0qOR5T3Ad7/view?usp=drive_web>
> The Accessibility Lunch will be next Wednesday at 12pm. The meeting will
> happen both in person (NSH 1109) and online (
> https://cmu.zoom.us/j/98299626118?pwd=YW9jbE40eDcrOHM1RW4yNFJ5LzRpUT09).
> There will be pizza, so we encourage you to come in person!
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Francisco Maria Calisto
> Twitter: @FMCalisto <https://twitter.com/FMCalisto>
> GitHub: @FMCalisto <https://github.com/FMCalisto>
>
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