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Listen to this : Using ethnography to inform the design of auditory interfaces

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Listen to this : Using ethnography to inform the design of auditory interfaces

Auteurs : Graeme W. Coleman [Royaume-Uni] ; Catriona Macaulay [Royaume-Uni] ; Alan F. Newell [Royaume-Uni]

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Lecture notes in computer science [ 0302-9743 ] ; 2006.

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Descripteurs français

Pascal (Inist)
- Aide handicapé, Assistance utilisateur, Perception, Interface utilisateur, Système homme machine, Cognition, Jeu vidéo, Développement logiciel, Audition, Théorie cognitive, Jeu ordinateur, Etude sur terrain.

English descriptors

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- Cognition, Cognitive theory, Computer games, Field study, Handicapped aid, Hearing, Man machine system, Perception, Software development, User assistance, User interface, Video game.

Abstract

Within the wider Human-Computer Interaction community, many researchers have turned to ethnography to inform systems design. However, such approaches have yet to be fully utilized within auditory interface research, a field hitherto driven by technology-inspired design work and the addressing of specific cognitive issues. It is proposed that the time has come to investigate the role ethnographic methods have to play within auditory interface design. We begin by discussing "traditional" ethnographic methods by presenting our experiences conducting a field study with a major UK-based computer games developer, highlighting issues pertinent to the design of auditory interfaces, before suggesting ways in which such techniques could be expanded to consider the role sound plays in people's lived experiences and thus merit further research.

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