Tele-Actor field test, oct. 23, 2002
Microfabrication Laboratory
| Location | Microfabrication Laboratory, University of
California, Berkeley |
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| Date | Oct. 23, 2002, from 10.00 to 10.45 am |
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| Scenario summary |
Since the users will have a precise idea of the process
of fabrication of a semiconductor, the scenario will be divided in 8- 10
small parts, called discovery cycles. |
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| Contact person
in the field |
- Name: Matthew Last - E-mail: mattlast@eecs.berkeley.edu - Function: PhD Student, EECS |
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| Participant info | - Total number of users: 38 - All the users were graduate students at the University of California, Berkeley, from the ME 221 class. |
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| User breakdown |
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| Lessons learned | - Sometimes do not vote, just show video still series - Game-like navigation - Detail navigation - Use hands, fingers as targets - Intelligent choices/non trivial questions - Narrative goal, consistent goal - Allow errors - Tracking location - Remembering goal: re-write goal four or five times per session - Reset votels between new shots |
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| Example images | Click here to see all the questions and facts that were prepared for this trip! |