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- Meeting time: Mondays 1:30 p.m., in Halligan conference room (Halligan 127)
- Course description
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Dates |
- Tue Nov 29: Prof. Holly Taylor, Psychology Dept, will visit (watch this space for readings)
- Tue Dec 6: Last class, final presentations
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Assignments |
- For Sep 13: Find a paper on an example of a new interaction style (see list below) in the ACM Digital
Library (see below for how to access).
Don't choose one of the papers we discussed or listed in class.
Read the paper and talk about it briefly
at the class (not a full presentation).
- For Sep 20: Reading assignment
- For Sep 27: Reading assignment
- For Oct 18: As discussed in class: (1) Pick a new interface, read its paper,
make list of skills/knowledge;
(2) Plan experiments to test RBI theory.
For (2) prepare a short (5 minute)
presentation of your experimental proposal using overhead slides.
- For Nov 1: Reading assignment.
Also feel free to refine your experiment from last time, we will discuss the rest of them on Nov. 1.
- For Nov 15: Reading assignment.
- For Nov 22: Assignment.
- For Nov 29: Tell the class what you're planning to do for
your final presentation and get feedback.
- For Dec 6: your Final presentation
- Also postponed to Dec 6: Look at this paper,
which describes Georgios Christou's recent sorting
experiment, he is working on his Ph.D. thesis, we will discuss and give
him some feedback for his future work.
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Resources |
- ACM Digital Library:
The Tufts library has a subscription for us.
To access it from inside tufts.edu, use
http://www.acm.org/dl
From outside tufts.edu, use
http://www.library.tufts.edu/tisch/Subject/alpha.htm
Look particularly at the proceedings of the CHI, UIST, and other similar
conferences.
- New interaction styles and research developments of interest:
- virtual reality
- augmented reality
- ubiquitous, pervasive, and handheld interaction
- tangible user interfaces
- lightweight, tacit, passive, or non-command interaction
- perceptual interfaces
- affective computing
- context-aware interfaces
- ambient interfaces
- embodied interfaces
- sensing interfaces
- eye-movement based interaction
- speech and multi-modal interfaces
- NSF research project on
"Reality-Based Interaction: A New Framework for Understanding the Next Generation of Human-Computer Interfaces"
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Miscellaneous |
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