Kolumba, accessible email for people with disability

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Kolumba, accessible email for people with disability

Fundación Prodis, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, KU Leuven, Ariadna SL

Kolumba

Accessible email with basic functions that make it easy to use

Simplified email interface that operates on Gmail accounts and contains only four basic functions: new messages, inbox, sent messages, and contacts.

It also uses three basic functionalities that facilitate its use: SIMPLEXT, which simplifies complex texts and makes them easily understandable; TEXT2PICTO, which transforms texts into pictograms; and TEXT2SPEECH, which reads the text aloud. The interface is available in Spanish and English.

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