Adobe Computer Scientist Presents Digital Reading Rulers Research From computer scientist and engineer to published researcher, first-author Aleena Niklaus presented Digital Reading Rulers: Evaluating Inclusively Designed Rulers for Readers With Dyslexia and Without at the leading international conference on Human-Computer Interaction ACM CHI’23. Physical reading rulers have been used with books for years as…
Engineering Reading Themes for Diverse Audiences Prior research has shown that personalization of text formats can significantly improve reading performance, creating better results in speed, accuracy, and comprehension. As these benefits are better understood, digital reading application providers are working to offer readers custom control over text settings, but adjusting the settings can be…
Evaluating Inclusively Designed Rulers for Readers With Dyslexia and Without At the leading international conference on Human-Computer Interaction ACM CHI’23, first-author Aleena Niklaus presented Digital Reading Rulers: Evaluating Inclusively Designed Rulers for Readers With Dyslexia and Without. Physical reading rulers have been used with books for years as a readability aid. The research team…
New Google Study Evaluates the Impact of Adjusting Font Grade on Readability in Light and Dark Polarities We want to encourage people to read in ways that will help them to effectively engage with the digital environment. Palmén, et al. Readers read for different purposes, such as checking the time, enjoying a novel,…