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IRE Runtime Environment

The main goal of the Runtime Environment Prototype, is to achieve a scalable and extensible integration of the three platforms (AsTeRICS ARE, URC, MyUI) in order to produce a multiplatform environment which will "harvest“ the benefits of each platform. To fully understand the added value of the resulting solution, a basic knowledge of each platform is required. A brief description of AsTeRICS, URC and MyUI can be found below:

Social Network Interaction Module

The objective of this course is to learn how to use the Social Network Interaction Module, which is a module for clustering large numbers of social networks’ data based on their common features.

Overview of the Assistance on Demand Platform

Assistance on Demand Service Platform

The Assistance on Demand service platform aims to ease people with disabilities search and find the service that better fits their needs. Through this course it will be presented the use of AoD platform form different users.

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Install a SocketBuilder and Create a New Socket

This tutorial explains the creation of a socket for a very simple Todo-Service that we want to control. We will create the Socket with the SocketBuilder step by step and deploy it on a local UCH instance for testing purposes. By creating the Socket the three types of Socket Elements - variables, command and notifications - will be explained.

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Access4all Metadata

AccessForAll metadata provides an interoperable framework for providing information about the accommodations a resource provides. This is particularly useful for matching resources to a user's needs and preferences. The AccessForAll Metadata guide in the Inclusive Learning Design Handbook provides a case study for how an authoring tool may generate metadata automatically.

Inclusive EPUB3

The Inclusive EPUB 3 guide is intended for content creators and educators who wish to use EPUB 3 and are interested in making their published content broadly usable by a full spectrum of users.

This guide covers a broad range of topics that will help make an EPUB 3 book more usable in different contexts. The information provided illustrates how concepts may be applied but won't make you an "expert" - you are encouraged to use this guide as a starting point and to follow the resources provided to gain additional insight.

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Audio Content and Learning

Audiobooks, podcasts, and lecture recordings are a popular way of delivering learning content. However, it is somewhat rare to find captions or transcripts for such content. The Audio Content and Learning guide on the Inclusive Learning Design Handbook covers topics such as enhancing audio with multiple modalities, and provides a possible design for an inclusive audio player.

Universal Control Hub 1.0 (ATR)

This Technical Report specifies the "Universal Control Hub" (short UCH) architecture. The UCH architecture is a profiling of the Universal Remote Console (URC) in the context of a Remote User Interface scenario.The UCH allows the application of the URC technology in an environment with non-URC compliant controllers and non-URC compliant targets. In this approach,the URC technology is implemented "in a box", with the Universal Control Hub acting as gateway between various controllers and various targets.

Design Guidelines for User Interface Sockets

URC sockets are the base on whicpersonalised user interfaces can be build. Since they are the common base of all possible user interfaces they should be well designed an stable in time. These guidelines help to develop reliable sockets.

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Video Content and Learning

Video as a learning medium has become increasingly popular on the web. Many sites now even cater solely to video learning content (e.g., Academic Earth, TED Talks, Khan Academy). With the use of video as a compact and compelling medium, however, comes the responsibility of making it an effective platform for users with a myriad of different needs and preferences.

Learner Needs and Preferences

Each individual learns in a unique way. The Learner Needs and Preferences guide in the Inclusive Learning Design Handbook covers content malleability and provides resources to applying personalization principles to your own content.

Accessible Web Games and Interactive Simulations

The Accessible Web Games and Interactive Simulations guide within the Inclusive Learning Design Handbook (ILDH) provides insights and techniques for creating accessible interactive content. Topics include orienting a screen reader user, communicating events, and cognitive load.

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First Discovery Tool Documentation

The First Discovery Tool documentation provides tutorials and API information about the First Discovery Tool.

Infusion Preferences Framework Tutorial

This tutorial will walk you through the process of building a Preference Editor using the Infusion Preferences Framework

Inclusive Learning Design Handbook

The Floe Inclusive Learning Design Handbook (ILDH) is a free Open Educational Resource (OER) designed to assist teachers, content creators, Web developers, and others in creating adaptable and personalizable educational resources that can accommodate a diversity of learning styles and individual needs.

P4all Social Network Interaction Module Part A

This video is the first part of the training course P4All Social Network Interaction Module, which is a module for clustering large numbers of social networks’ data based on their common features.

4. Creating a Socket, Part B

This fourth video of the tutorial series 'Install a Socket Builder and create a new socket' describes the final three steps that you have to take in order to learn how to create a socket for very simple to-do service.

3. Creating a Socket, Part A

The third video of the tutorial series 'Install Socket Builder and create a new socket' explains the first four steps that you need to take in order to learn how to create a socket for a very simple to-do service.

1. How to install the Socket Builder

The Socket Builder is an open-source Jave implementation for creating and editing user interface socket descriptions, target descriptions, resource sheets and grouping sheets for a target. This first video of the 'Install a Socket Builder and Create a New Socket' explains how to install the Socket Builder.

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2. Installing the UCH

UCHj is an open-source Java reference implementation of the Universal Control Hub (UCH) 1.0 specification. It is partially conforming to ISO/IEC 24752:2013. This software is intended for developers and researchers of remote user interfaces, and manufacturers of applicances, controllers and home control gateways. This second video of the 'Install Socket Builder and create a new socket' tutorial describes how to install the UCH in order to be able to test sockets or if you want to connect it to a real target.