1: History of HCI Flashcards

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What are the input and output of past, present and future interfaces?

A

past:
input: keyboard, mouse, light pen, punch cards, command line
output: printout from printer

present:
input: voice commands, touch screens
output: monitor, speaker

future: brainwaves, holograms, full virtual reality, eye implants

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What is the memex?

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a device in which an individual store all his books, records communications, and which is mechanized so that it may be consulted with exceeding speed and flexibility. It is an enlarged intimate supplement to his memory.

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What is the metaphor or conceptual model of the memex?

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Conceptual model of memex: Books, records, communications, extended memory.
Users will be able to click on “associative indexes” in the memex to link two items or records together

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4
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What current day concepts did the memex inspire?

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hyperlinks and hypertexts

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What is similar or different about these current day concepts compared to the memex?

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contains more functionality in the sense that on top of storing information, games can be played on the device etc

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6
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What is a tab, pad and board?

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Tab: wearable centimeter-sized devices, phones, smartwatch
Pads: hand-held decimeter-seized devices, iPad, tablets
Boards: Metre sized interactive display devices, smart TV, digital billboards, computers

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What current day concepts did Weiser’s ideas inspire?

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phones, wearable technology, ipad tablets, smart tvs, laptops

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8
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What are possible future interfaces that could be developed?

A

idk

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9
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What is the Reality-Virtuality (RV) Continuum?

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It is the range of completely real to completely virtual. Scales accordingly (from reality to virtuality) to:
real environment –> augmented Reality –> Augmented virtuality –> virtual environment

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10
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Give an example of a device in RE, AR, AV, VE

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RE: Phones, laptop, tv
AR: holo lens
AV: idk
VE: htc vive

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11
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Give an example of a device in each of the 7 classes

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monitor-based video displays

HMD

optical see-through HMD

Video see-through HMD

Monitor based Av system

immersive, partially immersive AV shows 3D

partially immersive AV that allows real object interaction

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12
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What is the taxonomy for mixing real and virtual worlds?

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mixed reality

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