Amir E. Sarabadani Tafreshi, Milan Bombsch and Gerhard Troster
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ETH Zurich, CH-8092 Z ¨ urich, Switzerland ¨
ABSTRACT
Networks of pervasive display systems involving public and semi-public displays have
allowed experiences to be created that span across multiple displays to achieve a stronger
effect on the viewers. However, little research has been done so far on the configuration
of content for multiple displays, especially when encountered in sequence in what is
commonly referred to as chained displays. As a first step towards determining appropriate
configuration strategies for chained displays, we have identified and investigated different
approaches for configuring content. We report on a user study on the effect of the different
configuration models in terms of usability and user engagement.
KEYWORDS
Configuration model; Multiple displays; Pervasive display; Content; usability; user engagement.
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