Titlebook: Human-Computer Interaction – INTERACT 2015; 15th IFIP TC 13 Inte Julio Abascal,Simone Barbosa,Marco Winckler Conference proceedings 2015 IF

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Central Vestibular Forms of Vertigo,ve ecologies of artifacts for collaborative activities we need to acquire deep understanding of the complex interactions and interdependencies between users and tools. Researchers have identified Distributed Cognition (DC) as a powerful tool for understanding these interdependencies. In this study,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-24963-1. We often analyse data from studies using inductive video analysis, but the volume of data makes this a time-consuming process. We designed EXCITE, which gives analysts the ability to analyse studies by quickly querying aspects of people’s interactions with applications and devices around them usin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-0736-2lace in a virtual environment instead of in a real one. It is non-trivial to build and evaluate a virtual environment for training complex command. To understand the method-resources required for evaluating a training simulator for crisis response, this paper presents a case study of applying severa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9032-3at design has been widely criticized by HCI and usability experts, empirical research on flat design is still scarce. We present the results of an experimental comparative study of visual search effectiveness on traditional and flat designs. The following types of visual search tasks were examined:

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Downstream-Durchleitung und Erdgashandelrks, digital library, bioinformatics, etc. Thus, since the year 1989 and with the emergence of information technology, several annotation systems have been developed in human-computer environment adapted for various contexts and for various roles. These ubiquitous annotation systems allow users to a

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Vertikale Integration oder Kooperation?t means that office inhabitants are losing the ability to manually adjust environmental conditions according to their needs. In this paper we describe the design, use and evaluation of MiniOrb, a system that employs ambient and tangible interaction mechanisms to allow inhabitants of office environme

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