User Modeling for Adaptive and Adaptable Software Systems

  • Kules B
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Abstract

Universal Usability requires that user interfaces accommodate users with a wide variety of expertise and knowledge. Moreover, individual users' needs and preferences change as they use a software system. Systems that guide the user through an evolutionary learning process or adapt the user interface to the user provide a solution to this challenge. This paper introduces the techniques, highlights several examples of systems that implement them and provides guidelines for practitioners who wish to develop adaptive and adaptable interfaces.

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Kules, B. (2000). User Modeling for Adaptive and Adaptable Software Systems. ACM Conference on Universal Usability, 2001, 1–7. Retrieved from http://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&btnG=Search&q=intitle:User+Modeling+for+Adaptive+and+Adaptable+Software+Systems#0

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