Nikolay Noev
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Nikolay Noev is a dedicated researcher at the intersection of digital preservation, accessibility technology, and inclusive education. His work focuses on ensuring that digital resources are not only preserved for future generations but are also genuinely usable by people with special needs, particularly the visually impaired. In his influential chapter "Digitization and Preservation of Digital Resources and Their Accessibility for Blind People" (2019, 6 citations), Noev systematically addresses the full pipeline of digital inclusion—from digitization standards and metadata creation to the indexing of resources for accessible consumption. He has since expanded this vision, proposing a comprehensive "Ecosystem for the Provision of Digital Accessibility for People with Special Needs" (2024, 5 citations), which introduces a novel tool designed to bridge the gap between emerging educational technologies and the requirements of users with diverse disabilities. By tackling both the technical challenges of digital preservation and the human-centered demands of accessibility, Noev’s work provides a critical framework for building more equitable digital environments. His contributions are especially valuable for students and researchers in human-computer interaction, assistive technology, and inclusive design, offering a clear roadmap for creating digital spaces that serve everyone.
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