Presenting Dynamic Information on Mobile Computers
作者： Stephen Brewster , Robin Murray
DOI: 10.1007/PL00000010
关键词: Mobile computing 、 Workload 、 Human–computer interaction 、 Computer science 、 Graph (abstract data type)
摘要: A problem with mobile computing devices is the output of dynamic information owing to their small screens. This paper describes an experiment investigate use non-speech sounds present without using visual display space. Results showed that sound could be used in a simple share-dealing scenario “sound graph” share prices. allowed participants reduce workload they had invest share-price monitoring as listen graph whilst worked accumulation window.
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