Aphasia and the use of artificial intelligence

Who it’s for: Survivors of stroke
What it involves: Interview
Location: Online (Australia)

Summary

Researchers from La Trobe University want to hear from people with aphasia about how they use technology and artificial intelligence (AI) in everyday life.

You might use AI a lot or you might not know much about AI.

Your experiences can help shape better, easier-to-use technology for people with aphasia.

Eligibility

• People with aphasia from a stroke
• Aged 18 years or older
• Internet access
• Sufficient English, hearing and vision to participate.
  
  

Activity

• A short conversation to confirm suitability to participate (this can be by phone, video call or email).
• A 60–90 minute interview on a video conference platform (with breaks and aphasia-friendly supports).
• The interview will explore:
  
  • Current use of AI-enabled enabled tools
  • Barriers and facilitators to technology use
  • Desired future AI supports
  • Lived experiences with communication technology.
    
    

Documents

Participant information sheet [DOCX 1.5 MB]

Contact

Dr Matthew Berryman
Adjunct Research Fellow, La Trobe University
Phone: 0413 458 594
Email: m.berryman@latrobe.edu.au