Human-Computer Interaction and Global Development

Exploring the intersection of technology and poverty, this book delves into how information and communication technologies (ICT) can drive socio-economic growth in impoverished communities. It addresses critical questions about technology usage patterns in developing countries, the challenges of shared access to devices, and designing user-friendly interfaces for diverse populations, including illiterate individuals. By integrating insights from human-computer interaction (HCI) research, it highlights innovative approaches to enhance the lives of the world's poorest.