Titlebook: Designing Interfaces in Public Settings; Understanding the Ro Stuart Reeves Book 2011 Springer-Verlag London Limited 2011 Design.Human-comp

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From Individuals to Third Parties, from Private to Public,gical developments is becoming increasingly important. In discussing this, the chapter will provide a general overview of relevant literature, and, particularly, ‘set the scene’ for subsequent studies in this book. The first section explores a brief history of HCI and computer-supported cooperative

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Studying Technology in Public Settings,it covers broadly the methodological approaches and analytic perspectives that have been employed in overcoming these problems. Primarily, the insights of ethnomethodology, Goffman’s dramaturgical metaphor for social interaction and his analytic development of this with interactional ‘framings’, hav

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,Professionals and Non-professionals: The?Journey into Space,pointing the torch at various targets located on surrounding walls, sounds may be triggered. The story itself unfolds in a series of stages, some of which involve the storyteller instructing and directing participant use of the torch in order to play the sounds at appropriate moments in the story’s

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,Orchestration and Staging: Fairground: Thrill?Laboratory,’s experience of the fairground ride to a watching audience. This was achieved by streaming in real-time a given rider’s telemetry data (such as accelerometer and heart rate data), derived from biosensing equipment attached to the rider. Audience members, hosted by actors, were picked via a ‘lottery

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