IxD - User-Centered Interaction Design Patterns for Interactive Digital Television Applications First book that deals exclusively with HCI and usability for interactive TV applications Comprehensive collection of empirically-validated guidance for designing interactive television user interfaces First integration of design guidance into the specific production process of interactive broadcasting services A new approach to interaction design patterns, overcoming the deficits of previous approaches When a new technology – such as interactive digital television – is introduced to a wider audience, ease of use is often critical to success. By focusing on these usability issues with the aim of supporting user acceptance for interactive TV, Tibor Kunert provides clear guidelines for designing the user interfaces on interactive TV applications. This guidance is presented in the form of design patterns, and a new approach is proposed that helps designers and developers to explore design alternatives and to evaluate the trade-offs that need to be made in order to maximise usability.
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OERemix: create, share, e-learn, curate: offene E-Learning-Module kuratieren University of Michigan | Open.Michigan Going Paperless with Edmodo Tagged with: 1:1paperless This is a guest post from Melissa Butler, a 6th grade Language Arts teacher from South Orange, New Jersey. If you are interested in contributing to the Edmodo Blog, please complete this form. Edmodo can transform the traditional chalkboard and a “turn-in-basket-classroom” into a digital, paperless atmosphere. Making the Decision to go Paperless I currently teach 6th-grade Language Arts in a new 1:1 learning environment in South Orange, NJ. That day, I officially pledged to become a 100% paperless classroom educator. Our 1:1 Environment Walking into my classroom is anything but the ordinary at my school. Creating a Paperless “Edu-vironment” with Edmodo At present, there are many schools that have endless amounts of 1:1 learning environments, but is the available technology being used at the level deemed necessary to achieve the “anywhere, anytime learning?” Edmodo provides a plethora of opportunities. Reducing Paper in My Classroom