Course Review - Lecture 12 - Next Generation User Interfaces (4018166FNR)

2 December 2005
Next Generation User Interfaces
Course Review
Prof. Beat Signer
Department of Computer Science
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
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Beat Signer - Department of Computer Science - bsigner@vub.ac.be 2December 12, 2016
Course Summary
1. Introduction
 history of human-computer interaction
- analogue computers, desktop metaphor, innovative forms of interaction
 interface types
 natural user interfaces
2. Interaction Design
 interaction design process (lifecycle model)
- establish requirements, design alternatives, prototyping, evaluation
 usability and user experience goals
 design principles
 examples of good and poor design
 interaction design approaches
- e.g. user-centred design

Course Summary …
3. Requirements Analysis, Prototyping and Evaluation
 types of requirements
- functional requirements, data requirements, environmental requirements, …
 different forms of data gathering and analysis for requirements
- interviews, focus groups, direct observation, …
 Prototyping
- low fidelity vs. high fidelity
 types of evaluation
- controlled vs. natural setting
 DECIDE evaluation framework
 usability testing and field studies
 inspections and analytics
 GOMS model, keystroke level model and Fitts’s law

Course Summary …
4. Information Architectures
 personal information management
 memory types
 PIM systems
 RSL metamodel
 cross-media PIM and MindXpres
5. Multimodal Interaction
 human senses
 Bolt's "Put-that-there"
 multimodal fusion and fission
 ten myths of multimodal interaction
 CASE model and CARE properties

Course Summary …
6. Pen-based Interaction
 history and affordances of pen and paper
 digital pen and paper solutions
 gesture design guidelines
 paper: Interactive Paper: Past, Present and Future
7. Interactive Tabletops and Surfaces
 enabling technologies and frameworks
 multi-user tabletop interfaces
 applications

Course Summary …
8. Gesture-based Interaction
 gesture types
 gesture recognition devices
 gesture spotting and recognition solutions
 paper: Gestural Interfaces: A Step Backward In Usability
9. Tangible, Embedded and Embodied Interaction
 history of graspable and tangible user interfaces
 applications
 tangible bits and radical atoms
 paper: Radical Atoms: Beyond Tangible Bits, Toward
Transformable Materials

Course Summary …
10.Virtual and Augmented Reality
 technologies
 VR navigation and interaction techniques
 augmented reality techniques
 applications
11.Implicit Human-Computer Interaction
 context
 intelligibility
 affective computing
 emotion classification models
 emotion recognition modalities

Exam
 Exams will take place on January 19/20, 2017
 Oral exam in English (20 mins slot)
 covers content of lectures and exercises
 counts 40% for the overall grade
 5 mins questions about the assignment
 15 mins questions about the course content (no preparation time)
 You will have to register for a specific examination slot
via PointCarré
 Overall grade = oral exam (40%) + assigment (60%)
 students have some flexibility in distributing the grades for the
assignment (±2 points)

Exam …
 Submission of the assignment and video via PointCarré
(dropbox)
 deadline: December 23, 24:00 (UTC)
 The exam will cover all the content presented in the
lectures as well as any additional information from the
exercise sessions
 includes the videos shown in some of the lectures
 Make sure that you understand the basic concepts
 however, we might ask questions at any level of detail to evaluate
your knowledge
 Make sure that you can report about any aspects of the
assignment

Exam …
 Remember to read the following four papers as they form
part of the course material
 B. Signer and M.C. Norrie, Interactive Paper: Past, Present and
Future, Proceedings of the 1st International Workshop on Paper
Computing (PaperComp 2010), Copenhagen Denmark,
September 2010
 D.A. Norman and J. Nielsen, Gestural Interfaces: A Step
Backward In Usability, interactions, 17(5), September 2010
 H. Ishii, D. Lakatos, L. Bonanni and J.-B. Labrune, Radical Atoms:
Beyond Tangible Bits, Toward Transformable Materials,
interactions, 19(1), January 2012
 M. Weiser, The Computer for the 21st Century, ACM Mobile
Computing and Communications Review, July 1991

Prof. Dr. Beat Signer
Interactive Paper, Cross-Media
Information Architectures
Sandra Trullemans
Personal Cross-Media
Information Management
Audrey Sanctorum
User-defined Cross-Device and
Cross-Media Interaction
Reinout Roels
MindXpres: Extensible Content-
driven Presentation Tool
CISA
Human-Machine &
Human-Information
Interaction
Information
Systems &
Management
Information
Visualisation
& Navigation
WEB & INFORMATION
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
CROSS-MEDIA INFORMATION SPACES
AND ARCHITECTURES (CISA)

Dr. Ahmed A.O. Tayeh
Open Cross-Media Authoring,
Fluid Document Formats
WEB & INFORMATION
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
CISA
Human-Machine &
Human-Information
Interaction
Information
Systems &
Management
Information
Visualisation
& Navigation
CROSS-MEDIA INFORMATION SPACES
AND ARCHITECTURES (CISA)
Cristian Vasquez Paulus
Community Semantics,
Structured Data on the Web
Lars Van Holsbeeke
Smart Environments, Implicit
Human-Computer Interaction
Jan Maushagen
Learning Analytics, Adaptive
Persuasive ICT Tools

Microsoft HoloLens Demonstration

2 December 2005
Next Generation User Interfaces
The End
Good Luck with the Exam!

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