Human-Computer Interaction 2016 Flashcards

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ut of vocabulary errors, recognition failures and mis-recognitions are serious
problems for speech recognition systems. For each one: describe the problem,
discuss the effects it has and show how it could be solved.

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How can you manage expectations of a speech system to constrain what users
should say?

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What are the 4 key attributes of a tabletop computer system?

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Tangible devices are often used alongside tabletop computers. Discuss the reasons
why tangible interaction is so effective and engaging.

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Give an example of a tangible tabletop interface. Why was it successful?

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Describe the advantages and disadvantages of gesture input for HCI.

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There are three main classes of gesture: on screen, with device and on-body. For
each type: describe it, give examples of the hardware that might be used for sensing
it and discuss the types of interaction it affords.

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Describe the simple two-dimensional model of CSCW systems with an example
for each part of the model.

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Ethnography is “the scientific description of peoples and cultures with their
customs, habits and mutual differences”. What are the key principles that underlie
its use in CSCW?

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