Towards a Comprehensive Definition of Second Screen

Lohmüller, Valentin; Wolff, Christian

doi:10.1145/3340764.3340781

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“…For example, Vinayagamoorthy et al [81] reported potential adoption barriers for HMDs, including physical discomfort of wearing them. Holding a mobile device pointed at the TV [4,9,18] will eventually lead to experiencing arm fatigue, but if the fatigue aspects could be mitigated with appropriate interaction design, mobile ARTV applications are likely to integrate well the second-screen TV watching paradigm [16,43].…”

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The User Experience of Journeys in the Realm of Augmented Reality Television

Pamparău

Vatavu

2022

ACM International Conference on Interactive Media Experiences

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Augmented Reality Television (ARTV) can take many forms, from AR content displayed outside the TV frame to video-projected TV screens to social TV watching in VR to immersive holograms in the living room. While the user experience (UX) of individual forms of ARTV has been documented before, "journeys" as transitions between such forms have not. In this work, we examine the UX of watching TV when switching between various levels of augmentation. Our fndings from an experiment with fourteen participants reveal an UX characterized by high perceived usability, captivation, and involvement with a low to medium workload and a moderate feeling of dissociation from the physical world. We interpret our results in the context of Garrett's established fve-plane model of UX-strategy, scope, structure, skeleton, and surface-and propose a sixth plane, "switch, " which separates conceptually the design of user journeys in ARTV from the specifcs of the other UX planes. CCS CONCEPTS• Human-centered computing → Mixed / augmented reality; Empirical studies in HCI.

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Section: Defning and Formalizing Uxmentioning

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The User Experience of Journeys in the Realm of Augmented Reality Television

Pamparău

Vatavu

2022

ACM International Conference on Interactive Media Experiences

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“…While many of the discussed concepts can be applied in audio-only applications, most of the discussion is centered around multi-screen applications. This follows a common trend of research focusing on the visual modality, exploring applications such as 'second screen' viewing [8][9][10] and augmented-reality TV [11,12]. In addition, while many experiences are comprised of both visual and auditory stimuli, it is also valid to consider audio and visual experience aspects separately, due to the differences via which both of these modalities are perceived by the human body.…”

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Design Dimensions of Co-Located Multi-Device Audio Experiences

Geary

Francombe

Hentschel³

et al. 2022

Applied Sciences

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The widespread distribution of mobile computing presents new opportunities for the consumption of interactive and immersive media experiences using multiple connected devices. Tools now exist for the creation of these experiences; however, there is still limited understanding of the best design practices and use cases for the technology, especially in the context of audio experiences. In this study, the application space of co-located multi-device audio experiences is explored and documented through a review of the literature and a survey. Using the obtained information, a set of seven design dimensions that can be used to characterise and compare experiences of this type is proposed; these are synchronisation, context, position, relationship, interactivity, organisation, and distribution. A mapping of the current application space is presented where four categories are identified using the design dimensions, these are public performances, interactive music, augmented broadcasting, and social games. Finally, the overlap between co-located multi-device audio and audio-augmented reality (AAR) experiences is highlighted and discussed. This work will contribute to the wider discussion about the role of multiple devices in audio experiences and provide a source of reference for the design of future multi-device audio experiences.

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Serial Pinboarding in Contemporary Television

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Towards a Comprehensive Definition of Second Screen

Cited by 7 publications

References 55 publications

The User Experience of Journeys in the Realm of Augmented Reality Television

The User Experience of Journeys in the Realm of Augmented Reality Television

Design Dimensions of Co-Located Multi-Device Audio Experiences

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