Mirrors of the World – Supporting Situational Awareness with Computer Screens
Journal Title: Romanian Journal of Human - Computer Interaction - Year 2009, Vol 2, Issue 3
Abstract
In this paper we develop a notion of support for social and situational awareness. Our initial ideas are based on the metaphor of using a mirror to see what you are not looking at. We provide two studies that, for different contexts, apply the metaphor to develop design ideas that fit the context of use.
Authors and Affiliations
Gerrit C. van der Veer, Olga Kulyk and Dhaval Vyas
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