Human-Computer Interaction -- INTERACT 2011

Name: Human-Computer Interaction -- INTERACT 2011 | 13th IFIP TC 13 International Conference, Lisbon, Portugal, September 5-9, 2011, Proceedings, Part I
Brand: Springer
Price: 96.29 EUR
Availability: OnlineOnly

13th IFIP TC 13 International Conference, Lisbon, Portugal, September 5-9, 2011, Proceedings, Part I

Pedro Campos Nicholas Graham Joaquim Jorge Nuno Nunes Philippe Palanque Marco Winckler(Herausgeber*in)

Springer (Verlag)

Erschienen am 1. September 2011

LV, 670 Seiten

E-Book

PDF mit Wasserzeichen-DRM

Systemvoraussetzungen

978-3-642-23774-4 (ISBN)

96,29 €inkl. 7% MwSt.

Systemvoraussetzungen

für PDF mit Wasserzeichen-DRM

E-Book Einzellizenz

Als Download verfügbar

Beschreibung

Weitere Details

Weitere Ausgaben

Inhalt

Title Page
Foreword
IFIP TC13
Organizations
Table of Contents
Keynote Speakers
Natural User Interfaces
The Future of Distributed Groups and Their Use of Social Media
Opportunities for Proxemic Interactions in Ubicomp (Keynote)
Introduction
What Is Proxemics?
How Can We Adapt Proxemics to Ubicomp?
Vignettes of What We Can Do with Proxemics
Summary
References
Long and Short Papers
Accessibility I
Voice Games: Investigation Into the Use of Non-speech Voice Input for Making Computer Games More Accessible
Introduction
Related Work
Current Speech-Based Game Controls
Games Designed to Be Controlled by Voice
The Vocal Joystick Engine
Experimental Analysis of Non-speech Voice-Based Discrete Input
Experiment Background
Hypotheses
Participants
Apparatus and Procedure
Results
The Voice Game Controller
Preliminary Evaluation of the Voice Game Controller
Conclusion
References
GraVVITAS: Generic Multi-touch Presentation of Accessible Graphics
Introduction
Design Requirements
Background
Design of GraVVITAS
Basic Design
Haptic vs. Audio Feedback
Design of the Audio Interface
Final Design
Evaluation
Design of the Graphics
Usability Study
Conclusion
References
Designing a Playful Communication Support Tool for Persons with Aphasia
Introduction
Understanding the Problem Domain
Design Interventions and Development
Final Concept
Material Explorations
Digitizing Interaction and Feedback
Introducing a Desktop Interface
Expert Evaluation
Redesigning the Final Prototype: Mediator Concept
Conclusion and Future Steps
References
How to Make Numerical Information Accessible: Experimental Identification of Simplification Strategies
Introduction
Background
Experiment
Underlying Assumptions
Materials
Participants
Survey Design and Implementation
Results
Discussion
Conclusions
References
Accessibility II
Blind People and Mobile Keypads: Accounting for Individual Differences
Introduction
The Blind
Related Work
Mobile Interaction for the Blind
Accounting for Individual Differences
Assessing the Impact of Individual Differences
Research Goals
Procedure
Tactile Sensitivity
Cognitive Assessment
Experimental Task
Participants
Design and Analysis
Results
Individual Differences
Mobile Devices
Discussion
Conclusions
References
Elderly User Evaluation of Mobile Touchscreen Interactions
Introduction
Related Work
Methodology
Participants
Apparatus
Procedure
Design
Hypotheses
Basic Gesture Performances
Taps
Drag
Pinching and Spreading without Panning
Pinching and Spreading with Panning
Observational Findings
Why Is Tapping a Small Target So Difficult?
Problems in Applications
Subjective Feedback
Discussion
Design Implications
Future Work
Conclusion
References
BrailleType: Unleashing Braille over Touch Screen Mobile Phones
Introduction
BrailleType
Evaluation
Participants
Material
Procedure
Results
Text-Entry Speed
Text-Entry Accuracy
Users' Feedback
Conclusions and Future Work
References
Potential Pricing Discrimination Due to Inaccessible Web Sites
Introduction
Research Methodology
Results
Conclusion
References
Affective HCI
Measuring Immersion and Affect in a Brain-Computer Interface Game
Introduction
Background
Immersion
Affect
Selection Methods
Mind the Sheep!
BCI Selection
Non-BCI Selection
Methods
Experimental Setup
SSVEP Detection
Questionnaires and Data Acquisition
Participants
Results
Immersion
Affect
Game Statistics
Discussion
Conclusion
References
Understanding Goal Setting Behavior in the Context of Energy Consumption Reduction
Introduction
State of the Art
Sustainable Goals Pilot Study
Results
Discussion
Follow Up Goal Setting Study
Method
Results
Discussion
Conclusion
References
Designing a Context-Aware Architecture for Emotionally Engaging Mobile Storytelling
Introduction
Related Work
Defining the Conceptual Model
Experimenting the Conceptual Model
The Software Architecture
References
Towards Emotional Interaction: Using Movies to Automatically Learn Users' Emotional States
Introduction
Related Work
The iFelt Classification and Recognition Engines
Emotional Elicitation
Biosignal Capture
Emotional Classification
Emotion Recognition
Evaluation and Discussion
Conclusion and Future Work
References
Computer-Mediated Communication
Motion and Attention in a Kinetic Videoconferencing Proxy
Introduction
Background
Gaze Awareness in Videoconferencing
Sociable Robots
Kinetic Proxies
Laboratory Study
Study Design
Experiment Setup
Measurements
Results
Conversational Engagement
Directing Attention
Reactions to the Proxy
Overall Preference
Satellite's Perspective
Discussion
Conclusion and Future Work
References
Making Sense of Communication Associated with Artifacts during Early Design Activity
Introduction
Related Work
Studies of Design Communication
Studies of Early Stages of Creative Design Practice
Systems Supporting Design Communication
Methodology
Study Results
Role of Communication in Ideation Process
Communication in Different Phases of Early Design Activity
Medium of Communication - A Shift towards Digital Channels
Communication Capture and Management
Influence of Work Setting: Access, Culture, Ownership and Criticism
Influence of Expertise: Communication Categories, Partners and Motive
Discussion and Design Implications
Integrating Communication Traces with Artifacts
Categorizing and Organizing Communication
Aggregate Communication from Multiple Channels
Support Finding Communication Partners by Integrating Interaction, Preference, and Availability Information
Conclusion
References
Children's Interactions in an Asynchronous Video Mediated Communication Environment
Video Mediated Communication
Methodology
Research Findings
Discussion and Ongoing Work
References
Effects of Automated Transcription Delay on Non-native Speakers' Comprehension in Real-Time Computer-Mediated Communication
Introduction
Method
Preliminary Study
Experiment Setup
Experiment Design
Participants
Materials and Task
Measurements
Results
Comprehension Performance
User Satisfaction
Cognitive Load
Discussions, Conclusions, and Future Work
References
Computer-Supported Cooperative Work I
Redundancy and Collaboration in Wikibooks
Introduction
Wikibooks
Corpus
Featured Books as a Measure of Quality
Analysis 1: Redundancy Patterns
Measuring Redundancy via Semantic Similarity
Results
Analysis 2: Co-authorship
Measures
Results
Analysis 3: Collaborative Interactions
Measures of Explicit and Implicit Coordination
Results
Summary of Findings
Revisiting the Results through Examples
Using Implicit Coordination to Avoid Redundancy
Using Explicit Coordination to Remove Redundancy
Redundancy Might Be Beneficial
Discussion
Summary and Future Work
References
Towards Interoperability in Municipal Government: A Study of Information Sharing Practices
Introduction
Related Work
Study Methodology
Study Details
Organizational Structure
Association of Organizational Structure and IT Applications
Information Sharing Practices
A More Detailed Information Sharing Example
Additional Factors Influencing Information Sharing
Discussion
Implications for Future Systems
Conclusion and Future Work
References
An Integrated Communication and Collaboration Platform for Distributed Scientific Workgroups
Introduction
Background
Design Process
Understanding the Practice
Iterative Design and Testing
The Integrated Communication and Collaboration Platform
Physical Design of the Platform
Video Conferencing
Application Sharing
User Interface Integration
Early User Experience
Discussion and Future Work
Conclusion
References
Computer-Supported Cooperative Work II
IdeaTracker: An Interactive Visualization Supporting Collaboration and Consensus Building in Online Interface Design Discussions
Introduction
Related Work
Distributed Collaborative User Interface Design
Visual Representation of Online Content
User Interface Design in Open Source
A Study of Online Interface Design Discussion
Challenges and Implications
Designers Struggle to Track Design Alternatives
Integration of UI Design and Development Activities Is Essential
Participants Need to Be Aware of Others' Opinions Regarding Alternatives
IdeaTracker
Tracking Alternatives
Comparing Alternatives
Voting System
User Scenario
Implementation
Preliminary Evaluation
Conclusions and Future Work
References
What You See Is What You (Can) Get? Designing for Process Transparency in Financial Advisory Encounters
Introduction
Transparency Issues in Financial Advisory
Design of the Prototype System
Design Requirements
Design Rationales
The SurFinance Prototype
Hypotheses
Experimental Evaluation
Experimental Design
Data Collection
Results
Discussion
Lessons Learned
Conclusion
References
A Framework for Supporting Joint Interpersonal Attention in Distributed Groups
Introduction
Background
Gathering, Display and Coupling
Gathering Is Display
Display Is Gathering
Approaching Is Interacting
The OpenMessenger Framework
Supporting Gathering and Display at the Framework Level
Focus Level: Degree of Attention and Coupling
An OMF Implementation Example: Eye Tracking and OMNI
Discussion
Sensor Data for Both Gathering and Display
Approaching, Interacting and Privacy
Limitations and Future Work
Conclusion
References
Evaluation I
Do Teams Achieve Usability Goals? Evaluating Goal Achievement with Usability Goals Setting Tool
Introduction
Goals in Design and HCI
UGT Overview
Goal Parameters in UGT
Using UGT
Data and Analyses
Goal Parameter Coverage, Relevance, Granularity and Reliability
Goal Achievement
Latent Goals and Explicit Goals
Conclusions and Future Work
References
Supporting Window Switching with Spatially Consistent Thumbnail Zones: Design and Evaluation
Introduction
Related Work
Commercial Window Switching Interfaces
Task-Based Window Switching Interfaces
Studies of Window Switching
SCOTZ
Predictable Window Locations
Improved Accessibility of Frequently Used Windows
Improved Accessibility of Recently Used Windows
Support for Various Display Sizes
Support for Keyboard and Mouse Input
Support for Application Launching
Options for Personalization
Qualitative Study
Lab Study
Method
Design
Procedure
Software and Hardware
Questionnaire
Participants
Results
Discussion
Conclusions and Future Work
References
Evaluating Commonsense Knowledge with a Computer Game
Introduction
Related Work
Game Design
Identifying Commonsense Knowledge
Evaluation
Conclusions and Future Work
References
Remote Usability Testing Using Eyetracking
Introduction
Tools Used in Experiment
Experiment
Conclusions and Future Work
References
Evaluation II
A Means-End Analysis of Consumers' Perceptions of Virtual World Affordances for E-commerce
Introduction
Research Question
Background
Data Collection
Data Analysis
Codes Derived from the Annotation Process
Ladders Derived from the Linking Process
Results
Summary of Attributes, Consequences and Values
Relationship between Attributes, Consequences and Values
Which Affordances of Virtual Worlds Can Enhance Consumers' E-commerce Experiences?
Implications for Theory
Technology Acceptance
Multi-channel Consumption and the Service Encounter
Practical Implications for E-commerce on Websites
Limitations and Directions for Further Study
Conclusion
References
Improving Users' Consistency When Recalling Location Sharing Preferences
Introduction
Related Work
Study
Results
Discussion
Implications
Limitations
Conclusion
References
Navigation Time Variability: Measuring Menu Navigation Errors
Introduction
Related Research
Navigation Time Variability Measure
Measuring Navigation Times - Practical Considerations
Experiment
Menus
Measures
Procedure
Results and Discussion
Conclusions
References
Challenges in Designing Inter-usable Systems
Introduction
Background
Research Approach
Findings
Analysis and Implications for Design Methodologies
Conclusions
References
Directed Cultural Probes: Detecting Barriers in the Usage of Public Transportation
Introduction
Related Work
Directed Cultural Probes
Development
Participants
Study Procedure
Results
Discussion and Conclusion
References
Finding and Retrieving
Image Retrieval with Semantic Sketches
Introduction
Related Work
Methods
Matching-Cost Function
Decision Trees
The Sketch Search Interface
Evaluation
Algorithmic Evaluation
User Study
Cognitive Constraints
Conclusions
References
Mixer: Mixed-Initiative Data Retrieval and Integration by Example
Introduction
Design
Wrappers
Mixer Program Induction
Evaluation
Findings
Discussion
Related Work
Conclusion
References
Speaking to See: A Feasibility Study of Voice-Assisted Visual Search
Introduction
Background
Method
Results
Discussion of Results and Future Work Directions
References
Fun / Aesthetic Design I
Analysing the Playground: Sensitizing Concepts to Inform Systems That Promote Playful Interaction
Introduction
The Playground
Research Methods
Workshop Proceedings
Sensitizing Concepts
Knowledge Gained through Study of a Novel System
Overview of Breathless
Collection and Analysis of Material during Breathless
Discussion - Lessons Learned, and Future Work
Accounting for Individuality
Considering Trade-Offs between Concepts
Inclusive Design in Relation to Playful Systems
Conclusions
References
Comparative Feedback in the Street: Exposing Residential Energy Consumption on House Façades
Introduction
Background
Design
Public Display Design
Persuasive Visualization
Technical Implementation
Methodology
Setup
Evaluation Study
Results and Discussion
Awareness
Behavior Change
Energy Conservation
Representation Methods
Conclusion
References
Are First Impressions about Websites Only Related to Visual Appeal?
Introduction
Method
Procedure
Analysis
Discussion
Conclusion
References
You Can Wear It, But Do They Want to Share It or Stare at It?
Introduction
Related Work
User Study
Results
Conclusions
References
Fun / Aesthetic Design II
Design and Evaluation of Interaction Technology for Medical Team Meetings
Introduction
Background
MDTMs at Gastro
Initial Studies at Gastro
Prototypes for Collaborative Interaction Techniques
Design Guidelines
Interaction Techniques and Implementation
User Study Setup
Results
Interaction Techniques: Pointing, Navigation and Annotation
Private Interaction vs. Shared Focus
Applicability for Different Scenarios
Interaction Technology: Multi-touch, Pens, Display, Size, Precision and Portability
Suggested Improvements, Additional Functionality and Potential Risks
Discussion
Conclusions and Future Work
References
How Technology Influences the Therapeutic Process: A Comparative Field Evaluation of Augmented Reality andIn Vivo Exposure Therapy for Phobia of Small Animals
Introduction
In Vivo, Virtual Reality, and Augmented Reality Exposure Therapy in the Treatment of Specific Phobias of Small Animals
A Multidisciplinary and Mixed Perspective Approach
Methodology
Research Design
Participants
Materials
Instruments
Procedure
Data Analysis
Results
The Nature of Therapeutic Activity
Clinical Effectiveness
Acceptability
Discussion and Conclusions
References
You've Covered: Designing for In-shift Handoffs in Medical Practice
Introduction
Related Work
Methodology
Study Site: Main ED Unit
Participants
Data and Data Collection
Data Analysis
Findings
Patient Care in ED
Continuous Coverage in the ED
End of Shift Handoffs through EMR
Three Types of In-shift Handoffs without EMR
Discussions
The Coordination of In-shift Handoffs
The Impact of In-shift Handoffs
Implications for System Design
Easy Role Switch During In-Shift Handoffs
Social Display of In-shifts Handoffs
Shared Responsibility
Conclusion
References
Gestures
A Taxonomy of Microinteractions: Defining Microgestures Based on Ergonomic and Scenario-Dependent Requirements
Introduction
Related Work
Method
Results
Feasibility and Limitations
Risk of Confusion
General Idea
Discussion
Palm-Grasp Gestures
Pad-Grasp Gestures
Side-Grasp Gestures
Dual-Task Suitability
Conclusion and Design Guideline
Dual-Tasking Design
Interface Design
Further Research
References
Unifying Events from Multiple Devices for Interpreting User Intentions through Natural Gestures
Introduction
Related Work
The FLING Framework
Platform-Independent
Useful for Rapid Prototyping
Allows Customization of Event Interpretation and Triggered Actions
Cross-Platform Multi-gestures
Progressive Learning Curve
Sample Applications
Therapy Applications
Educational Applications
Data Visualization and Control Applications
Conclusions and Future Work
References
SimpleFlow: Enhancing Gestural Interaction with Gesture Prediction, Abbreviation and Autocompletion
Introduction
Related Work
Visual Autocompletion and Predictive Gestures
Visual Autocompletion
Standard Non-predictive Visual Feedback
SimpleFlow
Scale Free Dynamic Paths
Experiment
Hypothesis
Design
Results
Hypothesis: H1 Shorten
Hypothesis: H2 Accuracy
Hypothesis: H3 Speed
Hypothesis: H4 Cognitive Load
User Preferences
Discussion and Limitations
Conclusions
References
Appendix
HCI in the Classroom
The Perception of Sound and Its Influence in the Classroom
Introduction
Effects of Classroom Noise on Students and Teachers
Changing Behavior with Games
The Game
Assessment of the School Where the Game Was Tested
Testing the Game
Conclusions and Future Work
References
Encouraging Initiative in the Classroom with Anonymous Feedback
Introduction
Feedback in Conversation
The Fragmented Social Mirror
FSM Design Choices
Pilot Study
Discussion
Conclusion and Future Work
References
U-Note: Capture the Class and Access It Everywhere
Introduction
Related Work
Presentation Tools
Note Sharing and Annotation Tools
Augmented Notebooks
Motivations and Interviews
Method
Results
Privacy Considerations
Implication for Design
Scenarios
In the Classroom
At Home
In a Mobile Situation
U-Note
Capturing the Class
Accessing Digital Materials from the Notebook
Extending the Lectures through the Notebook
Conclusion
References
Author Index

Systemvoraussetzungen

Als PDF speichern Als Link merken