Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems 2009
DOI: 10.1145/1518701.1518767
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(Perceived) interactivity

Abstract: The HCI community often operates under the assumption that interactivity enhances the user experience. In this study we are particularly interested in whether interactivity enhances an artistic experience by either promoting or constraining an audience's enjoyment and creative identity. The goal of the study was to test two research questions in an experimental context: 1.) How does interactive art impact user satisfaction, and 2.) How does interactive art shape the self-concept of the user as creative? Partic… Show more

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“…Research from [41] shows that the interactivity students feel towards the environment is a positive antecedent of perceived environmental enjoyment. Userperceived interactivity is one of the main solutions to increase perceived enjoyment [42]. [13] found a positive relationship between high levels of interactivity and visual-spatial cues and increased perceived informativeness and perceived enjoyment.…”
Section: Hypothesis Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research from [41] shows that the interactivity students feel towards the environment is a positive antecedent of perceived environmental enjoyment. Userperceived interactivity is one of the main solutions to increase perceived enjoyment [42]. [13] found a positive relationship between high levels of interactivity and visual-spatial cues and increased perceived informativeness and perceived enjoyment.…”
Section: Hypothesis Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the one hand, there are proactive interactions in which the system actively provides the user with information based on indirect requests [43]. Examples of such systems are virtual guides [21], showing or hiding context based on the distance to a screen in a shopping centre [46] and interactive art expositions [15]. The type of interaction on which we focus in this chapter is direct and explicit interaction: the user gives commands explicitly to the interface [4].…”
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