ViPi platform technologies and integration pathway (Karel Van Isacker, PhoenixKM / Panagiotis Tsoris, Steficon / Kosmas Petridis, Hypertech)

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VIPI - VIRTUAL PORTAL FOR
INTERACTION AND ICT
TRAINING FOR PEOPLE WITH
1 DISABILITIES
National ViPi Workshop 02/05/2012, Vilnius, Lithuania
www.vipi-project.eu
511792-LLP-1-2010-1-GR-KA3-KA3NW

VIPI PLATFORM
 A “one-stop-shop” interactive portal & learning
environment (online and via Android mobile phone) that
delivers:
 a multilingual platform (English, Dutch, Greek, Lithuanian)
with:
 an embedded social community (for VET centres, PwD, ICT
training centres, etc.);
 accessible (WCAG 2.0) online ICT for learning environment for
PwD, their trainers;
 with an interactive and vast repository of interoperable
SCORM compliant learning objects
 supported by Web 2.0 social services, and Web 3.0 for
semantically enriched content
 Bring together key stakeholders and gatekeepers (VET,
2
target groups, umbrella organizations)

National ViPi Workshop 02/05/2012, Vilnius, Lithuania

TECHNICAL APPROACH

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National ViPi Workshop 02/05/2012, Vilnius, Lithuania

MOBILE LEARNING AND
INTERACTION
 Mobile social media (Android)
 For beneficaries (PwD)
 For Learning Object providers
 Mobile games
 Basic ICT skills learning
 Educational gaming
 Learning basics

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National ViPi Workshop 02/05/2012, Vilnius, Lithuania

ONLINE LO PORTAL AND
COMMUNITY
 Get the right learning course for your pupils, yourself,
your family
 Ontology based search engine
 Allows very targeted searching
 For who, for what, what mode, format, price (if any), language, etc.
 Repository of games, applications, etc. related to different
kinds of disabilities
 Vision, hearing, speech, mobility, cognitive, etc.
 Bringing together outcomes of past projects
 Recall, Game On, Goal Net, Goet, etc.
 Exchange best practices with other stakeholders
 Online community
 Also transposed to mobile
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National ViPi Workshop 02/05/2012, Vilnius, Lithuania

ONLINE LEARNING COMMUNITY
 Learning courses
 Dedicated curriculum
 Basic ICT skills learning
 Different disabilities

 Dedicated content
 Customised to different end-user groups
 Different modes

 Dedicated handbook
 For tutors, family, friends
 Supported with educational games
 Flash
 Android 6

National ViPi Workshop 02/05/2012, Vilnius, Lithuania

DEVELOPED USING OPEN SOURCE
TECHNOLOGIES
 Technical
 Portal:
 WordPress
 BuddyPress
 Mobile
 Android
 Learning
 ATutor

 Curriculum under creative common license
schema
 Content in different languages 7
 Use what we deliver and make it better!

National ViPi Workshop 02/05/2012, Vilnius, Lithuania

MORE INFORMATION:

 Official web page: www.vipi-project.eu
 Twitter: Twitter.com/ViPi_project
 FaceBook: facebook.com/vipiproject

Contact us:
PhoenixKM BVBA (Belgium) - karel@phoenixkm.eu
Steficon (Greece) - ptsoris@steficon.gr
Hypertech (Greece) - k.petridis@trek.gr

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ETNA is a European thematic network that aims to create a multilingual search engine and portal for assistive technologies and e-accessibility solutions. The portal will integrate various resources like products, services, and materials from other projects. It will connect users, providers, developers and researchers in the assistive technology community. The network builds upon an existing portal and search engine to provide a single access point for information on assistive information and communication technologies across the EU.

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The Global Public Inclusive Infrastructure (GPII) initiative aims to: 1) Simplify accessibility for users in various contexts through built-in accessibility and ubiquitous access. 2) Grow the assistive technology market to serve more people at lower costs. 3) Facilitate international collaboration to lower costs and accelerate innovation. The Cloud4All project will focus on developing personal profiles, federated repositories of accessibility solutions, and auto-personalization of information and communication technologies to work toward some of the goals of the GPII initiative. It aims to create a new paradigm of accessibility by automatically personalizing mainstream products and services for each user based on their needs profile.

Atis4all european thematic network on a ts and inclusive solutionsAEGIS-ACCESSIBLE Projects

This document provides an overview of the ATIS4all project, which aims to create an online network and portal called "EASTIN 2.0" to help address barriers around assistive technologies (ATs). The project will develop an online "Marketplace" and "R&D community" on the portal to connect stakeholders and share information. It will also create a directory of key organizations. The consortium partners will work over 6 work packages to gather information, develop web tools, integrate the portal, engage users, and ensure sustainability beyond the project's funding period.

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The document outlines the CARDIAC project which aims to advise the European Commission on directing future research funding in ICT for independent living and inclusion through a structured consultation process with stakeholders called Structured Dialogic Design. The project will involve 4 main events using this process between 2010-2013 in various European countries. The document provides contact details for further information on the CARDIAC project.

Ae terics aegis 11 oct 2011AEGIS-ACCESSIBLE Projects

The AsTeRICS project was a consortium of 9 organizations in Europe that ran from 2010 to 2012. The goal of AsTeRICS was to design and evaluate an adaptable and scalable system to support motor impaired users' interactions with computers and other devices through both conventional and unconventional interfaces like brain-computer interfaces and computer vision. The AsTeRICS system was designed to be flexible in configuring devices for each user's specific needs and abilities, and support adaptive configurations over time. It also aimed to facilitate access to various technologies through basic and customized configurations. The AsTeRICS project contributed to accessibility standards through its work on bringing accessibility to information and communication technologies using novel input methods.

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The document outlines the mission and activities of www.eaccessplus.eu, an organization dedicated to improving digital accessibility. Their mission is to provide better access to existing accessibility resources to promote broader implementation of eAccessibility. Their areas of activity include web accessibility, accessible communication, and self-service terminals. The organization aims to contact stakeholders, provide consultation and guidance, disseminate information, and offer analysis to facilitate accessibility implementation. It also maintains an information hub online to serve as a guide to eAccessibility resources.

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The ACCESSIBLE project aimed to develop tools to assess and improve the accessibility of web applications, mobile applications, and description languages. It sought to create an assessment simulation module, harmonized accessibility methodology, developer aids, and an ontology knowledge base. The project targeted software developers, policy makers, service providers, and users with disabilities. It proposed applying its tools to mobile web applications, web services, e-commerce sites, and description languages. Key components included disability simulators, standards compliance checking, and recommendations for more accessible design. Public results were made available on the project website.

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