A We–Centric Telecom Service for Police Officers to Support Communication

Steen, Marc; Eijk, Ronald van; Koning, Nicole de; Reitsema, Erik

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-88710-2_28

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“…One challenge for the design of computational devices is precisely to overcome that problem, and let computing power and network technology create environments where information is externally available precisely at the locations and times when it is needed by a user who is operating in autopilot mode. Current developments in mobile and context-aware systems are investigating this problem (e.g., Steen, van Eijk, de Koning, & Reitsema, 2009;Streefkerk, van Esch-Bussemakers, & Neerincx, 2008).…”

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Design of Layered service delivery platform for enabling I-centric convergence service

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2009

2009 9th International Symposium on Communications and Information Technology

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Cognition Is Not What It Used to Be: Reconsidering Usability From an Embodied Embedded Cognition Perspective

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Embodied embedded cognition (EEC) has gained support in cognitive science as well as in human-computer interaction (HCI). EEC can be characterized both by its action-centeredness as well as its roots in phenomenology. The phenomenological aspects of EEC could be seen as support for trends in design emphasizing the user experience. Meanwhile, usability issues often are still approached using traditional methods based on cognitivist assumptions. In this paper, I argue for a renewed focus on improving usability from an EEC perspective. I draw mainly on a behavior-oriented interpretation of the theory, the key aspects of which are reviewed. A tentative sketch for an embodied embedded usability is proposed, doing justice to the embodied embedded nature of interaction while retaining the goal of developing technology that is easy to use in everyday practice.

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A We–Centric Telecom Service for Police Officers to Support Communication

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Design of Layered service delivery platform for enabling I-centric convergence service

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