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interaction

interaction. friday, may 18, large screens. microsoft research adaptive systems—interaction focus. baudisch. patrick. devices &. techniques. interaction. technique. is a construct that "implements the hardware binding portion of a user-computer interface design".

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  1. interaction friday, may 18, large screens microsoft researchadaptive systems—interaction focus baudisch patrick

  2. devices & techniques

  3. interaction technique is a construct that "implements the hardware binding portion of a user-computer interface design". An earlier informal definition adds that interaction techniques are "ways to use input devices to enter information into the computer“. [Foley, van Dam, Feiner, Hughes,Computer Graphics Principles and Practice. 1990]

  4. mantra always use the most availabledevice only when that fails,escalate to a larger,more powerful device

  5. large

  6. what changes? making pointing reaching invoking accuracy

  7. making

  8. projection

  9. [guimbretiere, stanford]

  10. [Starkweather, MSR]

  11. f+c screen [baudisch et al., 2001]

  12. escritoire [Mark Ashdown]

  13. Lars Eric Holmquist Ubiquitous Graphics

  14. handheld projectors [Cao & Balakrishnan UIST 2006]

  15. table

  16. frustrated total internal reflection

  17. pointing

  18. gyro mouse

  19. xwand [wilson 03]

  20. wii [nintendo 06]

  21. soap optical sensor core hull

  22. touch

  23. reaching

  24. location-independent [pier & landay, 1992]

  25. go go [pupyref & billinghurst uist‘96]

  26. drag-and-pop [baudisch et al., 2003]

  27. tablecloth [baudisch et al.]

  28. invoking

  29. sim press [Benko, Wilson, Baudisch CHI 2005]

  30. tracking menus [Fitzmaurice et al UIST 2003]

  31. hover widget [Grossman et al, CHI 2006]

  32. trailing widget [Forlines & Vogel, UIST ‘06]

  33. accuracy

  34. high-density cursor

  35. mouse ether mouse ether

  36. dual-finger

  37. windows  paper Grudin

  38. groupBar

  39. vs.

  40. [irani, gutwin, yang 2006] vs. limitated screen and input user’s perceptual &motor abilities limited (input: wall display users are mobileusers lack of keyboard, pointing accuracy) can we use the same tools for large and small?

  41. papers

  42. under table [Forlines et al, UIST ‘06]

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