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spatial metaphor in user interfaces
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user interface design
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using icons to represent windows
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problem of screen size
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examples of usability studies
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modes in a user interface
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gestural interfaces and marker menus
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direct engagement and theater in a user interface
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types of user interfaces
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multiple activities in a user interface
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dial as a user interface
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information retrieval by location
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personal information
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data acquisition
Reference
Pascoe, J. , Ryan, N. , Morse, D. , "Using while moving: HCI issues in fieldwork environments ", ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction , 7 , 3 , September 2000 , 417-437 . Google
422 ;;Quote: use stick-e notes for field data collection using a PDA; collection forms and geographical indices
423 ;;Quote: tested StickeNote system in a 2-month study of giraffe behavior; recorded every nibble
429 ;;Quote: switch between one-handed and normal mode with a vertical thumb stroke; one-handed switch to one-handed mode
432 ;;Quote: a minimal-attention user interface does not compete with other modes of interaction; special purpose
433 ;;Quote: use time and location to simplify a minimal-attention user interface; uses a clock and GPS
433 ;;Quote: given time and location can derive the tide-level and dominant vegetation; simplifies data gathering
ThesaHelp: references p-r (245 items)
ThesaHelp: ACM references m-z (280 items)
Topic: spatial metaphor in user interfaces (33 items)
Topic: user interface design (36 items)
Topic: using icons to represent windows (15 items)
Topic: problem of screen size (12 items)
Topic: examples of usability studies (31 items)
Topic: modes in a user interface (40 items)
Topic: gestural interfaces and marker menus (21 items)
Topic: direct engagement and theater in a user interface (35 items)
Group: types of user interfaces (23 topics, 298 quotes)
Topic: multiple activities in a user interface (17 items)
Topic: dial as a user interface (4 items)
Topic: information retrieval by location (21 items)
Topic: personal information (40 items)
Topic: data acquisition (8 items)