1. HCI Over Multiple Screens Andy Brown, Michael Evans, Caroline Jay, Maxine Glancy, Rhianne Jones, Simon Harper Web Ergonomics Lab, University of Manchester BBC R&D, MediaCityUK Presenter: Caroline Jay caroline.jay@manchester.ac.uk Research funded by EPSRC Knowledge Transfer Account and relationship Incubator. 1 2. 2 3. Interaction Model Desktop, Web and social media Lean forward Newspaper, film and television Lean back Two or more screens Lean back and lean forward Lean back and lean back Lean forward and lean forward 3 4. Television Second screen Paradigm Observation of existing second screen app use Unconstrained interaction Eye tracking 4 5. Technical issues Can we track eye movement over two screens? Is the set up ecologically valid? 5 6. Data validity Good calibration Good match between eye tracking data and video analysis Good match between data collected with and without eye tracking 6 7. Television Split of attention across two screen Tablet 7 8. Updates and action 8 TV: There, there, there..! Tablet: Where to see a dolphin 9. 9 10. Challenges Eye tracking is accurate, but only suitable for the lab Currently investigating logging data and interaction on the device Many factors to consider: Interaction Content Environment If we can effectively monitor these in the wild Privacy 10 11. Driving future media development with empirical models Find out more tomorrow at CHI 2014 Predicting whether users view updating content on the World Wide Web (and beyond) Session: Interacting with the Web 714AB: 11.00 12.20 Find out more on the Web Slides, papers, tech reports, data: http://goo.gl/1h4z4K caroline.jay@manchester.ac.uk The Web Ergonomics Lab The University of Manchester, UK http://wel.cs.manchester.ac.uk/ 11