Search Results - "Fortes, Renata P.M."

Preventing accessibility barriers: Guidelines for using user interface design patterns in mobile applications by Zaina, Luciana A.M., Fortes, Renata P.M., Casadei, Vitor, Nozaki, Leornardo Seiji, Paiva, Débora Maria Barroso

“…Mobile applications play an important role in many aspects of life. It is essential to be aware of the software development approaches that can support the…”
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Acceptance tests for validating ARIA requirements in widgets by Watanabe, Willian Massami, Fortes, Renata P. M., Dias, Ana Luiza

“…Accessibility refers to a quality requirement for web applications. However, current accessibility automatic evaluation tools cannot evaluate dynamic generated…”
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Revealing the whiteboard to blind students: An inclusive approach to provide mediation in synchronous e-learning activities by Freire, André P., Linhalis, Flávia, Bianchini, Sandro L., Fortes, Renata P.M., Pimentel, Maria da Graça C.

“…Promoting the inclusion of students with disabilities in e-learning systems has brought many challenges for researchers and educators. The use of synchronous…”
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An Investigation on the Impact of MDE on Software Reuse by Lucredio, Daniel, de Almeida, Eduardo Santana, Fortes, Renata P. M.

“…Software reuse and model-driven engineering (MDE) are two distinct approaches that attempt to improve quality and productivity in software projects. Much is…”
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Designing Domain Architectures for Model-Driven Engineering by Lucredio, D, Fortes, R P M, Almeida, E S, Meira, S L

“…Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) can leverage domain engineering by offering support to complex variability and automatic implementation. However, little…”
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Strategies for filling out LOM metadata fields in a Web-based CSCL tool by Pansanato, L.T.E., Fortes, R.P.M.

“…In this paper, we describe our experience of implementing an application profile based on learning object metadata (LOM) and increased with elements to adjust…”
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Preparing, extending and retrieving captured information by Sante, D.G., Camacho-Guerrero, J.A., Macedo, A.A., Fortes, R.P.M.

“…In the area of ubiquitous computing, "capture and access" has been defined as "the task of preserving a record of some live experience that is then reviewed at…”
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