Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Bidirectional Learning
- A principle in community-based and participatory design research in which knowledge flows in both directions between researchers/designers and community members, rather than researchers extracting data from participants. In accessibility contexts, bidirectional learning means…
- Bodystorming(also: Embodied Brainstorming)
- A participatory design method where participants physically act out scenarios, interactions, or use cases using their bodies rather than paper prototypes or verbal descriptions. In accessibility research, bodystorming allows designers and users with disabilities to…
- Boundary Object
- A concept introduced by Star and Griesemer (1989) for artefacts, documents, or concepts that are flexible enough to be used across different communities of practice while retaining a recognisable identity in each. Boundary objects let disabled people, designers, researchers,…
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