HCI Seminar 310-89
Day 10 Notes
11/6/00
Syllabus and links to class notes available at:
http://ils.unc.edu/~march/courses/310_f00/syllabus.html
Guest speaker from Fusion Ventures
Reminder: no class next week (ASIS&T)
Main Points
Good ideas/designs often do not make it in the marketplace
If you build it they won’t necessarily come
(if MS owned the ideas, would they make it?)
If you are an expert analyst, SAS better than table lens…who are the users?
Screen real estate a basic constraint
The videos really help understanding of dynamic interfaces
Questions
What is the killer app that will be used?
Will screen real estate constraints continue to limit design? (or bigger and smaller?)
Should we design for LCD users & platforms (and what level is right)?
3. Paper discussions:
Marchionini & Komlodi
Technology/IR/HCI co-dependencies
Toward ubiquitous access
Winograd
3 trajectories
computation to communication
machinery to habitat (levels of abstraction)
aliens to agents (from AI to symbiosis)
interaction design (info architecture)
Weiser & Brown
Ubiquity: Many to many computing (peer to peer & Napster)
Calmness (vs overload, high performance)
The periphery (sensory processing, fisheye views)
4. Integrating search and results
5. GRB discussion
6. Case 3: Table Browser (next time)
http://idl59.ils.unc.edu/demo/current/demo.html
7. One-minute paper
What was the big point you learned in class today?
What is the main, unanswered question you leave class with today?