Human-Computer Interaction for Universal Computing

5/24/99

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1. Human-Computer Interaction for Universal Computing	2. Natural Tides of Innovation	3. Away From the “Average Device”
4. Universal	5. Outline	6. The Endeavour Expedition
7. Goal: Enhaning Human Understanding Through Information Technology	8. Expedition Assumptions	9. Expedition Challenges
10. Expedition Approach	11. Interdisciplinary, Technology-Centered Expedition Team	12. HCI Goals of Universal Computing
13. HCI Goals of Universal Computing	14. HCI Challenges	15. HCI Challenges (cont.)
16. Our Approach	17. NotePals: Collaborative Note Taking on Pervasive Devices “ideal is to make a computer so embedded, so fitting, so natural, that we use it without even thinking about it.” -- Mark Weiser	18. Observation
19. Outline	20. Problem: How to Create a Meeting Record?	21. Problem: How to Create a Meeting Record?
22. Problem: How to Create a Meeting Record?	23. Vision	24. Shared Note Taking Case Study
25. Results & Implications of Case Study	26. “Crystallized” Vision	27. “Crystallized” Vision
28. How NotePals Works	29. How NotePals Works	30. How NotePals Works (cont.)
31. Note-Taking User Interface	32. Note-Taking User Interface	33. Note-Taking User Interface (cont)
34. Note-Taking User Interface	35. Note-Taking User Interface (cont)	36. Note-Taking User Interface (cont)
37. Note Browsers	38. Note Browsers (cont.)	39. Note Browsers (cont.)
40. Organizing Notes	41. Organizing Notes (cont.)	42. NotePals Usage Experience
43. Research Group Experience	44. Conference Notes	45. Undergraduate Classroom Notes
46. Graduate Classroom Notes	47. Graduate Note-taking Experience	48. Graduate Note-taking Experience
49. Advantages of our Approach	50. Remaining Challenges	51. Current Work
52. Outline	53. SpeechCorder: Making Meeting Content Accessible Anywhere “[ubiquitous computing] takes into account the natural human environment & allows the computers ... to vanish” -- Mark Weiser	54. Spoken Input
55. SpeechCorder	56. SpeechCorder UI	57. SpeechCorder Research Issues
58. Outline	59. Context-Based Computing “people live through their practices & tacit knowledge so that the most powerful things are those that are effectively invisible in use.” -- Mark Weiser	60. Mining Tacit Knowledge
61. Using Tacit Knowledge	62. Using Tacit Knowledge	63. Context-aware UIs: Monitor Environment & Actions to Improve Interaction
64. Context-aware UIs: Monitor Environment & Actions to Improve Interaction	65. Take Home Ideas

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