Utah School of Computing PBS Nova: Face to Face CS5540 HCI by Rich Riesenfeld Fall 2007.

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Utah School of Computing PBS Nova: Face to Face CS5540 HCI by Rich Riesenfeld Fall 2007

Student Name Server Utah School of Computing slide 2 Fall 2005 What is relevance to HCI ? Our face is an human-human interface 2.Interfaces are complicated 3.Interfaces are subtle 4.Role in HCI for subliminal effects ? 5.User response can be hard to judge -Face hard to interpret, at times

Student Name Server Utah School of Computing slide 3 Fall 2005 What is relevance to HCI ? Cultural differences pertain to HCI design -Useful HCI design info ? -HCI diffs: Japan v. USA 7.Humans have special processors -Useful HCI design info ? 8.Physiological principles pertain to HCI 9.Human behavior principles pertain to HCI

Student Name Server Utah School of Computing slide 4 Fall 2005 What is relevance to HCI ? Human response is highly variable 11.Inputs not accepted well in some excited states 12.Understanding facial communications can lead to better HCIs -Can we use this special processor?

Student Name Server Utah School of Computing slide 5 Fall 2005 What is relevance to HCI ? Nonverbal, nontextual communications can dominate effect 14.Emotion has a role in interfaces -How ? 15.Some people have phobia -Be aware of idiosyncratic behavior -13 th floor?

Student Name Server Utah School of Computing slide 6 Fall 2005 What is relevance to HCI ? Face-to-Face is preferred to machine mediated communications -What are design implications ? 17.Anthropomorphic designs -Evocative? 18.Context plays significant role in human response

Student Name Server Utah School of Computing slide 7 Fall 2005 What is relevance to HCI ?

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Student Name Server Utah School of Computing slide 11 Fall 2005 What is relevance to HCI ? Cultural issues can pertain

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Student Name Server Utah School of Computing slide 13 Fall 2005 Effect of Function: Examples Water faucets in a sink Manual gear shift: 4 on the floor Chords on a guitar: hard! Interface is dictated (confused) by needed function

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