Consciousness and meaning

Foss, Brian

doi:10.1016/0001-6918(56)90018-x

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Randomness as a resource for design

Leong

Vetere

Howard

2006

Proceedings of the 6th Conference on Designing Interactive Systems

113

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Randomness is being harnessed in the design of some interactive systems. This is observed in random blogs, random web searching, and in particular Apple's iPod Shuffle. Yet the role of randomness in design of interactive systems in not well understood. This paper reports on an empirical study examining the influence of randomness on the user experience of music listening. 113 instances of selfreporting were collected and analysed according to four themes: listening mode, content organisation, activities during listening, and affective outcomes. The analysis provides insights into how randomness is used to engender certain affective responses (such as feeling refreshed) by using various constraining techniques (such as playlists) whilst engaging in everyday activities (such as driving a car). The paper argues that randomness can be used as an innovative design resource for supporting rich and novel user experiences.

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Randomness as a resource for design

Leong

Vetere

Howard

2006

Proceedings of the 6th Conference on Designing Interactive Systems

113

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Experiential Qualities and Quality of Experience in Storytelling, and Their Measurability

Zhang¹,

Hoel²,

Perkis³

2016

5th ISCA/DEGA Workshop on Perceptual Quality of Systems (PQS 2016)

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In this paper, we first argue that "experiential quality" and "Quality of Experience" are synonymous concepts, bridging the gap of quality assessment between design and storytelling with multimedia systems. We then survey the literature where experiential qualities play a significant role in interaction design and storytelling. Finally, we summarize the available measurements of experiential qualities and categorize them into four dimensions, namely, qualitative vs. quantitative, subjective vs. objective, design-based measures vs. neuropsychological-based measures, and systems approach vs. human factors approach, with a hope of further inferring and improving the measurability and predictability of "experiential qualities" and including this in future QoE assessment methodologies for sensor based digital storytelling in future studies.

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Learning: II. Problem Solving and Related Topics

Corman¹

1958

Review of Educational Research

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Consciousness and meaning

Cited by 6 publications

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Randomness as a resource for design

Randomness as a resource for design

Experiential Qualities and Quality of Experience in Storytelling, and Their Measurability

Learning: II. Problem Solving and Related Topics

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