Henna Kim
ABSTRACT
This research explores two aspects of collaborative use on a large-scale multi-touch display: asynchronous access and multiple-input use in group work. We conducted a user test in an experimental setting to study group interactions on a shared display. We discuss how asynchronous touch interactions could support collaborative performance on the display, as well as how the type and number of input impact collaboration.
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Digital Library
- Xu, B., Gao, Q, and Li, C. Reusing single-user applications to create collaborative multi-member applications. Advances in Engineering Software, 40, 2009, 618--622. Google ScholarDigital Library
Index Terms
- Collaboration on a large-scale, multi-touch display: asynchronous interaction and multiple-input use
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