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Issues in Evaluating Ambient Displays in the Wild : Two Case Studies

by William R. Hazlewood, Erik Stolterman, Kay Connelly - CHI
"... In this paper we discus the complex task of evaluating ambient displays, concentrating on issues within in-situ deployments. We start by describing how these technologies have been evaluated in lab settings, where the focus has been primarily on issues of usability, and argue strongly for the necess ..."
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to explore for evaluating ambient displays, which are based on the issues derived from our case studies.

Issues for the Evaluation of Ambient Displays

by Xiaobin Shen, Andrew Vande Moere
"... This article is motivated by two evaluation case studies of ambient information displays. Firstly, an intrusive evaluation of a display called MoneyColor concentrates on the relationship between “distraction ” and “comprehension”. This revealed that the comprehension is in direct proportion to displ ..."
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This article is motivated by two evaluation case studies of ambient information displays. Firstly, an intrusive evaluation of a display called MoneyColor concentrates on the relationship between “distraction ” and “comprehension”. This revealed that the comprehension is in direct proportion

Intrusive and Non-intrusive Evaluation of Ambient Displays

by Xiaobin Shen, Peter Eades, Seokhee Hong, Andrew Vande Moere
"... This paper addresses two problems: “What are the appropriate methods for evaluating information systems?” and “How do we measure the impact of ambient information systems? ” Inspired by concepts in the social and behavioral science, we categorize the evaluation of ambient displays into two styles: i ..."
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: intrusive and nonintrusive. Furthermore, two case studies are used to illustrate these two evaluation styles. An intrusive evaluation of MoneyColor shows that the correct disruptive order for ambient displays is animation, color, area and shape. A non-intrusive evaluation of Fisherman proposes

Self-determination and persistence in a real-life setting: Toward a motivational model of high school dropout.

by Robert J Vallerand , Michelle S Fbrtier , Frederic Guay - Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, , 1997
"... The purpose of this study was to propose and test a motivational model of high school dropout. The model posits that teachers, parents, and the school administration's behaviors toward students influence students' perceptions of competence and autonomy. The less autonomy supportive the so ..."
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from teachers (e.g., On the High School Dropout Issue Results from the present study have at least two important implications for the high school dropout issue. First, motivation, and specifically self-determined motivation, is a key variable for one to consider when attempting to predict high school

Designing Ambient and Personalised Displays to Encourage Healthier Lifestyles

by Tatsuo Nakajima A, Fahim Kawsar B
"... Abstract. In recent years, the deteriorations of living habits like immobilization or unhealthy diet are becoming serious social problems in many developed countries. Even if we know the importance, it is difficult to change our undesirable habits and to maintain a desirable lifestyle. Previous stud ..."
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studies have suggested that persuasive technology can play a significant role in persuading individuals for behavioural change. In the article, we discuss the design of persuasive ambient displays aimed at addressing this issue borrowing theories from behavioural psychology. In our design, aesthetic

FROM CONCEPTION TO DESIGN, A Practical Guide to Designing Ambient Displays

by Anind Dey, Jennifer Mankoff, Jennifer Mankoff, Anind K. Dey , 2003
"... This chapter discusses displays that sit on the periphery of a user's attention. Many public displays of information that we encounter are in this category the majority of the time, including clocks, posters, and windows. Computationally enhanced variations on this theme are called peripheral d ..."
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applications, which require a user's attention. In this chapter, we present a case study of two public ambient displays that we developed and evaluated. We present some lessons learned about the design of ambient displays, and conclude with a practical guide to using a modified version of heuristic

19 Evaluating Peripheral Displays

by Tara Matthews, Gary Hsieh, Jennifer Mankoff
"... Abstract Although peripheral displays have been a domain of inquiry for over a decade now, evaluation criteria and techniques for this area are still being created. Peripheral display evaluation is an acknowledged challenge in a field setting.This article first describes models and methods that have ..."
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assessed in the past, we present a case study evaluation of two email peripheral displays that demonstrate the pros and cons of various evaluation techniques. Although peripheral displays have been a domain of inquiry for over a decade now (Gaver et al. 1991, Weiser and Brown 1996), evaluation criteria

On designing interactivity awareness for ambient displays. Multimed Tools Appl

by Radu-daniel Vatavu, Springer Science+business Media , 2012
"... Abstract In the not-so-distant world in which ambient displays will likely become prevalent, immediate awareness of their interaction affordances to passerbies will be decisive for their usability. However, how to address awareness at user perception level represents a challenge for which little pro ..."
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of interactivity awareness by focusing on two important questions: How can people tell whether a public display is interactive or not? and, assuming interactivity, How can people tell what the interface is?A study was conducted in order to investigate factors potentially related to perceived interactivity. Results

Ambient art: Creative information representation

by Russell Beale - Human Technology , 2007
"... Abstract: Ambient art is the aesthetic presentation of information, using artistic techniques to achieve a pleasing image that also contains hidden depths, where exposure to it over time allows a viewer to understand something about the information sources that it represents. This paper reviews the ..."
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the artistic and computational background of ambient systems, and presents two case studies of systems developed by our research team, from their initial design to the experiences of the people encountering them. The first case presents a photo mosaic of images based on the news headlines coupled with a

THE KEY ROLES OF REMOTE SENSING TECHNIQUES FOR EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES POSED BY MINING: A CASE STUDY

by Yanhua Liu A, Jinde Zhang B
"... The tremendous need for mineral resources rooting from the rapid population growth and economical development in china has greatly accelerated exploitation of various minerals for last two decades, as a result, a broad array of environmental problems related to human mining activities, such as air a ..."
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amount of information about our environment rapidly and efficiently. In this paper, by a case study about a small region Northeast CHINA, we carefully investigate the key roles act by remote sensing techniques in evaluating environment issues related to human mining activities. Resumptively, these roles
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