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26 April 2006 16:30 - 18:00 Papers Visualization 2 Paper Visualizing email content: Portraying relationships from conversational histories Presents a visualization of email content. Discusses different interaction modes that emerged in user study: exploration of overall trends and detail-oriented investigation. Can help improve user interaction with email archives. Fernanda Viégas Paper Clipping Lists and Change Borders: Improving Multitasking Efficiency with Peripheral Information Design We compare abstraction techniques in peripheral interfaces to determine their effects on task flow, resumption timing, and reacquisition in multitasking situations. Our empirical results will help guide future peripheral design. Tara Matthews Paper A Fisheye Followup: Further Reflections on Focus + Context Further understanding for creating small interfaces to large information worlds, includes unification of several visual techniques, discussion of non-visual fisheye-views, and models for why these kinds of presentations are valuable. George Furnas |
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