Last week, I went to 2 seminars that were about Second Life and Dyslexia. The first one highlighted collaborative tasks in the virtual world and the second pointed out how people with dyslexia interact with interfaces using eye-tracking.
The design of effective web navigation structures for individuals with dyslexia: what we can learn from eye tracking.
Areej Al-Wabil Centre for Human Computer Interaction Design, City University
'Encouraging and Directing User Contributions For Real World Museums in Second Life. 'Lars Wieneke'
So, a very good paper of Guides and Games - Adaptation of Storytelling to Mobile Entertainment Service for Site-Specific Cultural and Historical Tour - HyunJeong Kim and John Schliesser. A very well written State of Art in the area of mobile guides and a proposal of mobile guide that has two modes of use a tour and game.
About Me
- Heloisa Candello
- I am looking at ways to explore design issues involved in mobile cultural guides. Degree in Graphic Design from the Federal University of Santa Catarina - UFSC (2003). Masters in Multimedia from the University of Campinas - UNICAMP (2006). I am currently finishing his PhD in interactive technologies at the University of Brighton, England. My focus is UX in mobile cultural guides. Experience in teaching and research, with emphasis in graphic and digital design courses and projects. I work in projects as a UX researcher. Additionally, I have published several articles in national and international conferences, whose main themes include: research focused on user interface design for mobile devices and semiotics.
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