Designing and Building Multi-Device Interfaces
This talk will focus on cross-device interaction, including techniques for integrating multiple devices in knowledge work, with a focus on interaction techniques as realized in working systems. Dr. Wigdor’s team is well known for a long line of excellent work in this area, in systems such as Conductor and Panelrama, and more recently in HoloDoc and the Simplified Model of Attention and Capture for multi-device environments, which raise interesting issues related to the sociology (proxemics) of how people use devices to mediate shared use of physical space. He also has led studies that reveal insightful patterns of how users’ digital activities flow across multiple devices, and some of the challenges that raises for modern information work.
Speaker Details
Associate Professor and author of “Brave NUI World,” Daniel Wigdor (opens in new tab) is an internationally recognized expert in the field of HCI, input devices and interaction techniques, and multi-device interaction. He often takes a systems-oriented approach to his research, building rich interactivity in working systems so as to prototype the future of devices and interaction.
- Series:
- Microsoft Research Talks
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- Speakers:
- Daniel Wigdor
- Affiliation:
- University of Toronto
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