Издательство InTech, 2009, -570 pp.
In this book the reader will find a collection of 30 papers
presenting different facets of Human Computer Interaction, the
result of research projects and experiments as well as new
approaches to design user interfaces. The book is organized
according to the following main topics in a sequential order: new
interaction paradigms, multimodality, usability studies on several
interaction mechanisms, human factors, universal design and
development methodologies and tools.
Context Awareness in Human-Computer Interaction
Attentive Computing
Current Challenges and Applications for Adaptive User
Interfaces
Wearable technology in automotive industry: from training to real
production
An Empirical Investigation into the Use of Multimodal E-Leaing
Interfaces
The role of audio-visual metaphors to communicate customer
knowledge
Piloting tourist guides in a mobile context 1
Supporting new ways of interaction in cultural environments
Establishing the Hallmarks of a Convincing Chatbot-Human
Dialogue
Immersive Interaction
Integration of Speech Recognition-based Caption Editing System with
Presentation Software
Interaction Paradigms for Bare-Hand Interaction with Large Displays
at a Distance
The Role of Facial Expressions and Body Gestures in Avatars for
e-Commerce Interfaces
Sharing and Composing Video Viewing Experience
Adaptive Evaluation Strategy Based on Surrogate Models
Modelling and Evaluation of Emotional Interfaces
Understanding Group Work in Virtual Environments: Performance,
Creativity, and Presence
An Entertainment-System Framework for Improving Motivation for
Repetitive, Dull and Monotonous Activities
DiFac: Digital Factory for Human Oriented Production System
Web Users’ Implicit Feedback Inference Based on Amount of Simple
Interaction Logs at Browser Side
How can we make IT appliances easy for older adults?: Usability
studies of Electronic Program Guide system
Elderly people as Web seekers: Needs, strategies and
difficulties
Seamless-based infomobility applications to support the needs of
all travellers
The Continuity of Disability, Diversity and Personalisation: an
Emerging Challenge for HCI
Micro Scenario Database - An Approach to Make the Collaboration
between the Human Science and the Engineering More Substantial
General Interaction Expertise: A Multi-view Approach to Sampling in
Usability Testing of Consumer Products
Model-based User Interface Generation from Process-Oriented
Models
Contrasting Scenarios: Embracing Speech Recognition
Evaluation of the interface prototypes using DGAIU abstract
representation models
Narration Board as a Design Tool for Visualising Design Concepts
for Interface Designers
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