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CHI 2011 – LARGE DISPLAYS IN URBAN LIFE | 07.05.2011
Gilbert Beyer and Florian Alt
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ON THE IMPACT OF NON-FLAT DISPLAYS ON THE INTERACTION WITH PUBLIC - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
ON THE IMPACT OF NON-FLAT DISPLAYS ON THE INTERACTION WITH PUBLIC - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
CHI 2011 LARGE DISPLAYS IN URBAN LIFE | 07.05.2011 ON THE IMPACT OF NON-FLAT DISPLAYS ON THE INTERACTION WITH PUBLIC DISPLAYS Gilbert Beyer and Florian Alt Non-flat displays Page 12 of 16 Classical Page 2 of 17 Modern Page 3 of 17
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Classical
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Modern
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Design Principles
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Semi-framed Layout Where to put the CHI 2011 logo?
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Immersion
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Digital Dome Best viewpoint in the center of the shape
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Digital Column Best viewpoint for immersive content?
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Panorama
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Interaction
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Flat Screen Use a hand for fine and a second hand for gross motor skills.
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Digital Column How to use both hands while moving around the column?
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User Position
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Framed Screen Where to best view the weather forecast?
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Framed Screen Where to best view the weather forecast?
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Digital Column Sweet spot with columns? (Tuesday, Session Non-flat displays)
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Social Interaction
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Sweet spot A single user performing within an exclusively
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No Sweet Spot Everyone nearby is equally exposed to the interaction.
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External Context
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Place of installation Integrated with architecture.
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Place of installation Standing there where people go.
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User Evaluation
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Observational Studies Rule of thumb: Bring a camera for each direction to be covered.
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