DocumentCode :
288012
Title :
Is it a telephone or is it a computer?
Author :
Clarke, Anne M. ; Parker, Caroline ; Pomfrett, Sue
Author_Institution :
HUSAT Res. Inst., Loughborough Univ. of Technol., UK
fYear :
1994
fDate :
1994
Firstpage :
42430
Lastpage :
42432
Abstract :
The likeable and usable service interfaces LUSI project has concentrated its effort by adopting a `problem up´ approach. The project identified 3 public service categories, messaging, conversational and retrieval, and, taking into account the availability of services to partners, selected 14 user-service interfaces for inclusion into the first experimental phase of the project. The services employed, identified in a table, include videotex, multimedia videoconferencing and videotelephony. The purpose of these trials was to identify users problems with the user interfaces and to categorise those problems as common to all services or as particular to a given category or type. By biasing the samples of users participating in the trials towards the elderly (those aged 60 or over) LUSI is confident that the range of problems encountered is representative of those the public at large face when using modern telecommunications services
Keywords :
multimedia systems; telecommunication services; telecommunications computing; teleconferencing; user interfaces; videotelephony; viewdata; LUSI; LUSI project; Likeable and Usable Service Interfaces; RACE II programme; multimedia; public services; telecommunications services; user-service interfaces; videoconferencing; videotelephony; videotex;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
iet
Conference_Titel :
Integrating Telecommunications and Information Technology on the Desktop, IEE Colloquium on
Conference_Location :
London
Type :
conf
Filename :
369575
Link To Document :
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