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Article
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Computer Sciences
Abstract
This research is based on a trans-European research project aimed at enhancing software design and engineering practices to promote inclusivity, involving stakeholders from academia, industry, and disability advocacy services. To explore the nature and meaning of inclusion, a number of different approaches to inclusion are outlined, including models of equitable design (Accessible Design, Inclusive Design, Universal Design, and Design for All), User Design processes (Co-Production, Co-Creation, User-Centred Design, Co-Design, and Participatory Design), and Software Engineering Methodologies (Linear, Spiral, and Agile). These three categories of models are combined to form a three-dimensional environment in which software development projects can be mapped into to assess their level of inclusion. Finally, some case studies are presented to illustrate this new 3-D space in action.
DOI
https://doi.org/10.21427/s4er-9642
Recommended Citation
Gordon, Damian; Curley, Andrea; Murphy, Emma; Gilligan, John; Becevel, Anna; and O'Sullivan, Dympna, "Inclusion4EU: Towards a Framework of Inclusive Software Design Processes and Practices" (2024). Articles. 14.
https://arrow.tudublin.ie/aircart/14
Funder
Science Foundation Ireland
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Publication Details
International Conference on Computers Helping People with Special Needs - ICCHP 24, JKU Linz, Austria, July 8 -12, 2024.
https://icchp.org/sites/default/files/OAC_24.pdf
doi:10.21427/s4er-9642