In a recent UX magazine article context-awareness was listed as one of the top UX trends in 2013. Yes, the same context-awareness known from HCI literature since the early 90s (the term was first used by Schilit et al. in 1994 to be precise). So it took nearly 20 years for context-awareness to find its way from labs to real life – another confirmation of what Bill Buxton calls the long nose of innovation. Other examples are the mouse and multitouch displays, which took approximately 30 and 20 years to reach mainstream respectively.
Monthly Archives: January 2014
Towards the Improvement of Emergency Call Service
Miha Ristič & Franc Novak
Extended version of the HCI-IS-2013 paper has been published in September 2013 issue of The International Journal on Information Technology (IREIT) – Vol. 1, N. 6.
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Interactive exhibition @ Goriška Museum
The Goriška Museum replaced tour guides to the permanent exhibition on the work of conservators and restorers with sound, light, video and QR codes. The exhibition in Villa Bartolomei in Solkan is one of the first of its kind in Slovenia .
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