Domestic design: An introduction to the research issues surrounding the devetopment and design of interactive technotogies for the home

Harper, R. (2000) Domestic design: An introduction to the research issues surrounding the devetopment and design of interactive technotogies for the home. Personal and Ubiquitous Computing, 4 (1). pp. 1-5. ISSN 1617-4909

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Abstract

Research issues surrounding the development and design of interactive technologies for home are discussed in the Special Issue of Personal Technologies. Liechti and Ichikawa's paper provides an overview of the mainstream literature on computer mediated communications (CMC), literature which derives mainly from the CHI and CSCW communities. It also reports on an instantiation of the kind of multimedia applications that would seem a logical output from that literature. Rose and Kroff offer an analysis of how the logic of the same sort can be applied to hitherto noninteractive technology in home settings, namely music reproduction. Here they show how innovative interfaces can allow much. Hughes and co-researchers consider the problem of how to describe home environments. They worry about how to do service to the richness of domestic life while at the same time providing sufficient abstraction to allow design thinking.

Item Type:
Journal Article
Journal or Publication Title:
Personal and Ubiquitous Computing
Uncontrolled Keywords:
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Subjects:
?? researchcomputer mediated communicationdesign thinkingdomestic lifehome environmentinteractive technologymultimedia applicationsresearch issuesdesignhardware and architecturemanagement science and operations researchcomputer science applications ??
ID Code:
125881
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Deposited On:
14 Jun 2018 13:10
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Yes
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Published
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