Designing Interfaces in Public Settings: Understanding the Role of the Spectator in Human-Computer Interaction

Introduction.-Core Framework Concepts.-An Overview of Study Chapters.-From Individuals to Third Parties, from Private to Public.-Studying Technology in Public Settings.-Individuals to Third Parties.-Private to Public Settings.-Revisiting Opening Questions.-Studying Technology in Public Settings.-Concepts for Understanding Public Settings.-Practical Approaches to Studying Public Settings.-Relating Studies and Framework.-References.-Audience and One Rock.-Telescope Hardware and Software.-Telescope Design, Constraints and Aesthetics.-The Telescope in Use.-Discussion.-Professionals and The Journey into Space.-Other System Deployments.-Storytelling with the Torch Interface.-Discussion.-Summary.-References.-Orchestration and Thrill Laboratory.-Running and Experiencing the Laboratory.-Discussion.-Summary.-References.-Frames and Uncle Roy All Around You.-Performing Uncle Roy.-Discussion.-Summary.-References.-A Framework for Designing Interfaces in Public Settings.-Performers and Spectators, Manipulation and Effects.-Revisiting Public and Private Interaction,-Frames, Audience, Bystanders and Wittingness.-Dynamism in Transitions.-Summary.-References.-Conclusion.-References.-Index