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ASSETS: U: Web Accessibility Evaluation with the Crowd: Rapidly Coding User Testing Video

User testing is an important part of web accessibility evaluation. However, evaluating the results of user accessibility testing can take a significant amount of time, training, and effort. Some of this work can be offloaded to others through coding video data from user tests to systematically extract meaning from subtle human actions and emotions. However, traditional video coding methods can take a considerable amount of time. We have created Glance, a tool that uses the crowd to allow researchers to rapidly query, sample, and analyze large video datasets for behavioral events that are hard to detect automatically. In this paper, we show how Glance can be used to quickly code video of users with special needs interacting with a website. Then, we show that by coding for whether or not websites conform with accessibility guidelines, we can quickly and easily evaluate how accessible a website is and where potential problems lie.