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Comparing visual feedback techniques for object transfer between private and shared surfaces

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Tournet, Julie
Besacier, Guillaume
Goyal, Nippun
McClelland, Phillip J.
Scott, Stacey D.

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The increasing trend toward multi-device ecologies that provide private and shared digital surfaces introduces a need for effective cross-device object transfer interaction mechanisms. This work-in-progress paper investigates visual feedback techniques for enhancing the usability of the Pick-and-Drop cross-device object transfer technique when used between a shared digital table and private tablets. We propose two visual feedback designs aimed to improve awareness of virtual objects during a Pick-and-Drop transfer. Initial results from a comparative user study are presented and discussed, along with directions for future work.

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ITS 2013 - Proceedings of the 2013 ACM International Conference on Interactive Tabletops and Surfaces

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