2007 PhD Thesis Final Revised.pdf - Curtin University

125
100
75
50
25
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Makers of OS Undersatnd what respondents need
Valid
NA
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
Total
NA Strongly
Disagree
Frequency Percent
71 19.2
72 19.5
121 32.8
92 24.9
13 3.5
369 100.0
Frequency Makes of OS Undersatnd what People with Disabilities need
Disagree Agree Strongly Agree
Makes of OS Undersatnd what People with Disabilities need
Figure 7.42 Table and bar graph showing makers of OS understand what is needed
from technology for respondents
Question 41 asked the respondents if they believed that makers of computing
operating systems have a good understanding of what people with disabilities need to
access computers. The result for this question confirmed that a majority of
respondents did not believe that the makers of operating systems have a good
understanding of what people with disabilities need from technology. As
demonstrated in Figure 7.42, 121 or nearly 33% of respondents disagreed that
makers of operating systems have a good understanding and a further 72 or 19.5%
strongly disagreed meaning that over 53% disagreed with this question. There were
92 respondents who agreed and a further 13 who strongly agreed with 71 who
perceived this question not to be applicable.
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