HCI Seminar 357
Day 10 Notes
Reactions to the SAS (and IBM
usability trips)
One-minute papers:
Does having a logical
physical model constrain our design by transferring the boundaries of the
physical item to our interface design?
Eye tracking possibilities
(see
Who will be the arbiter of
identity?
Concerns about validity and
misuse of biometric data
NSF project on chat-room
surveillance; issues of exoinfo
We now not only have to worry about the effectiveness of a user
interface, but also how socially acceptable it is (for example, does it cause
people to be suspicious? Or do people see it as unethical?
On the continuum of high
functionality, high exo-information to no
functionality, no exo-information, where do I feel
comfortable?
1. RB example: Open Video
2. Guest lecture: Pete
Parente on universal access
3. View Talking to the
Ceiling (CHI 99 video)
4. User study: How fast is
too fast; RB study: 3 types of task (lookup, exploration/analysis, explore/recomm); web vs RB; 17 subjects,
within subjects design counterbalanced by system; procedure: demographic
questionnaire, training, 10 searches, questionnaire, train, 10 searches,
questionnaire, final questionnaire; dependent variables: time, accuracy,
satisfaction, confidence, usability rating.
Strong results favoring RB for exploration tasks. Second phase, not a
comparison.
5. Readings/viewings for next
meeting :
Dominick et
al. Portal Help: http://ils.unc.edu/ils/research/reports/TR-2003-01.pdf
View Ambient rooms (CHI 98
video)
View Digital jewelry (CHI 01
video)
6. One-minute paper (post to blog)
What
was the big point you learned in class today?
What
is the main, unanswered question you leave class with today?