Transitions: A Crossmedia Interaction Relevant Aspect
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This document discusses transitions between different media in cross-media interactions. It defines a transition as the bridge that allows information flow to migrate from one media to another. It then provides examples of transitions from printed media to smartphones to websites to applications. The document also lists properties of transition mechanisms and experiments testing scenarios like issuing passports and tourism information panels. Finally, it poses challenges and questions around standardization, usability, protocols, and orchestrating transitions.
Transitions: A Crossmedia Interaction Relevant Aspect
- 1. TRANSITIONS A Crossmedia Interaction Relevant Aspect João Paulo Preti jppreti@usp.br Flávio Miyamaru Lucia Filgueiras flavio.miyamaru@usp.br lfilguei@usp.br City University of São Paulo Brazil 1
- 2. CROSSMEDIA 2Source: http://www.dentsu.com/business/teritory02/crosswitch/index.html • Distributed narrative on severals media • Synergistic use of severals media
- 3. TRANSITION The bridge that allows the interaction flow to migrate from one media to another. 3
- 4. From printed media to … 4
- 6. From website to application 6
- 7. Transition Mechanism Properties • cross-device movement • temporal coordination • call-to-action • data transportation support • engagement • privacy • feedback 7
- 9. Tested Scenarios • Documents for issuing passports; • On-line photographer; • TV marketing; • Check-in by cell phone; • Goods output statement; • Tourism digital panel; • School enrollment. 9
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- 14. GUI Components 14 Textfield List Selection
- 16. P2P Architecture 16 IPV4 / IPV6 / IP Multicast UDP TCP HTTP SOAP-over-UDP, SOAP, WSDL, XML Schema WS-Addressing WS-Discovery WS-MetadataExchange WS-ReliableMessaging, WS-Policy,WS-Security WS-Eventing Device Resource Services Device Interaction Service
- 17. Indirect and Direct Communication 17 User Transition Interaction Transition
- 18. CHALLENGES 18 • Specification / Standardization • Usability studies. • Protocol layer • Transition orchestration • Onthology