I know nothing about this survey but am just passing this along for
those who may be interested in participating.
Blind and Low Vision Participants Needed for Survey on Smartphone and Tablet
Usage!
Individuals who are blind or who have low vision are invited to participate
in a new, international study by the University of Montreal and the Munich
University of Applied Sciences that explores the use of mainstream
smartphone and tablet computers among users with vision loss.
The aim of this study is to better understand which mainstream devices
(smartphone or tablet computers, installable apps and accessibility features
are being used by individuals with vision loss, and what factors impact the
decision to use a specific device for a particular task. Participation
involves the completion of a confidential, online survey that should take no
more than 30-45 minutes of your time. The results from this survey will
assist rehabilitation professionals and assistive technology instructors, by
providing them with a better understanding of how to implement mainstream
devices into their training.
Participants must be aged 18 years or older, must have been using a
smartphone or tablet for at least three months, and must self-identify as
having a visual impairment (blind or low vision).
You will have the option at the end of the survey to include your name in a
draw for a $100 gift card to either the iTunes (Apple) or Google Play
stores, and will also have the option to request a summary sheet of the
results once the study is complete.
This project has been approved by the ethics committee of the Centre de
recherche interdisciplinaire en readaptation (CRIR).
If you would like to take part, you can learn more about the study and how
to sign up here:
English:
http://touchscreen.hostedincanadasurveys.ca/index.php/436191?lang=en&encode=
French:
http://touchscreen.hostedincanadasurveys.ca/index.php/436191?lang=fr&encode=
German:
http://touchscreen.hostedincanadasurveys.ca/index.php/436191?lang=de&encode=
We thank you for your participation and invite you to share with others in
your networks!
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David Goldfield, Assistive Technology Specialist Feel free to visit my
Web site WWW.DavidGoldfield.Info