Titlebook: Distributed User Interfaces: Usability and Collaboration; María D. Lozano,Jose A. Gallud,Victor M.R. Peniche Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Lon

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230270411f the “Escuela 2.0” (School 2.0) project designed to support and engage a large number of Spanish schools; it responds to the need to create and facilitate collaborative learning within the educational process.

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Improving DUIs with a Decentralized Approach with Transactions and Feedbacks, there is a gain in fault-tolerance and the transactional protocol eliminates the problem of network delay improving the overall usability. The addition of a feedback mechanism allow the users to understand better the behavior of the system.

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Distributed UI on Interactive Tabletops: Issues and Context Model,sure that the usability of the interaction is guaranteed. Indeed, it is essential to know the interaction configuration in order to ensure the usability of the system. The model suggested is illustrated in a case study integrating collaboration and UI distribution. A conclusion gives the limits of the article before a presentation of prospects.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230270411e studies reflect the advantage of two-sided DUI’s for collaboration support, namely, how to collaboratively evaluate usability of security and privacy measures in prototypes, which in their turn could have a collaborative nature.

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Evaluating Usability and Privacy in Collaboration Settings with DUIs: Problem Analysis and Case Stue studies reflect the advantage of two-sided DUI’s for collaboration support, namely, how to collaboratively evaluate usability of security and privacy measures in prototypes, which in their turn could have a collaborative nature.

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Revisiting the Concept of Distributed User Interfaces, has given rise to a new distribution dimension of UIs that are known, up to now, as Distributed User Interfaces (DUI). This new dimension is revolutionizing the way user interfaces are created, designed and used, considering that DUIs give the user the capability to divide the UI and distribute it

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Distributed UI on Interactive Tabletops: Issues and Context Model,ues which concern collaboration (how to distribute the UI to collaborate?); besides, concerning the tangible interaction: which role and appearance (tangible or virtual) must have the objects? In this chapter we describe an extended context model in order to take into account both interactions on a