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1 © Michèle Courant, University of Fribourg Exercises - Workshop n°1 The TPF Ticket Machine

2 © Michèle Courant, University of Fribourg Work To Do (in groups of 2 or max 3) Observe the machine in situ Describe the front panel Describe some prototypical interaction procedures (note eventual cognitive or physical difficulties that may be encountered by the users) List qualities and drawbacks of the panel design How would you improve the machine ? Send to:Michele Courant Deadline: March 28, 2006

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