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Inclusive Human Machine Interaction for India

Part of the Human–Computer Interaction Series Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-06500-7

ISBN: 978-3-319-06165-8

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jun 19, 2014

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User Survey

Biswas, Pradipta

Pages: 1 –19

[Human–computer interaction (HCI)Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) is about knowing the user, which becomes more important while we consider users with different range of abilities in a developing country. This chapter reports a survey to estimate Indian elderly and disabled users’ perceptual,...
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User Model

Biswas, Pradipta

Pages: 21 –38

[User model can be defined as a machine-readable representation of user characteristics of a system. We have developed a user model that considers users with physical, age-related or contextual impairment and can be used to personalize electronic interfaces to facilitate human–machine...
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User Interaction

Biswas, Pradipta

Pages: 39 –61

[The previous chapter proposes a user model to personalize existing interfaces. However, we can think beyond personalization to facilitate human–machine interaction. The survey in Chap. 1 pointed out that a few elderly users found it difficult to operate a mouse or found the buttons on a TVTV...
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New Interfaces

Biswas, Pradipta

Pages: 63 –77

[Chapter 2 has discussed about personalizing existing (or third-party) interfaces, while Chap. 3 introduced new modalities of interaction and a target predictionTarget prediction technology. This chapter proposes a new set of interfaces for everyday computing tasks like electronic shopping,...
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Concluding Remarks

Biswas, Pradipta

Pages: 79 –80

[The first computer science course was the ‘Diploma in Numerical Analysis and Automatic Computing’, taught at University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, starting in 1953. In India, the Indian Institute of Technology at Kanpur (IIT, Kanpur) pioneered ‘computer science education with the initial...

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