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Tuesday, December 29, 2009

The Post-WIMP Conversation: Some Thoughts about Conceptualizing NUI, Part I

This post was updated and moved to the Interactive Multimedia Technology blog:


The Post-WIMP Conversation:  Some Thoughts About Conceptualizing NUI, Part I

Posted by Lynn Marentette at 3:05 PM 0 comments
Labels: Activity Theory, Brill, Gesture Computing, interaction design, Josh Blake, multi-touch, Nardi, NUI, OCGM, PATA, post-WIMP, Richard Monson-Haefel, ron george, surface, UDL, Universal Design
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    What is the interface? Real-world locations and public spaces (airports, shopping centers, lobbies, buildings, plazas, parks, etc.), educational or social networks and settings, as well as virtual worlds - simulations, games, VR, or augmented reality - just about anything humans interact with in their daily lives.

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