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Let's all go to the lunch table : performance in interactive semi-public spaces

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07/05/2011
Author
Haber, Jonathan
Nacenta, Miguel
Hinrichs, Uta
Dörk, Marian
Dautriche, Remy
Carpendale, Sheelagh
Keywords
Performative interaction
User experience
Multi-touch interaction
Digital lunch table
QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science
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In this paper, we discuss our ongoing work on a digitally augmented lunch area in our research lab. As we repeatedly observed how digital resources have the potential to enrich conversations in this semi-public, casual setting, we became interested in exploring the relationship between physical and digital artefacts in the context of social interaction. We turn to performance as a promising research perspective on group interaction, in particular with regard to the shifting and overlapping roles of actors and spectators in this semi-public scenario. As part of this exploration, we are currently designing software and hardware including a lunch table retrofitted with a horizontal multi-touch table that is connected to a nearby large display wall. We are exploring how performative behaviour emerges within interaction among people engaging in casual activities as they typically occur in a lunch area.
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Haber , J , Nacenta , M , Hinrichs , U , Dörk , M , Dautriche , R & Carpendale , S 2011 , ' Let's all go to the lunch table : performance in interactive semi-public spaces ' , Paper presented at Peformative Interaction in Public Space , Vancouver , Canada , 8/05/11 - 8/05/11 .
 
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http://hdl.handle.net/10023/7391

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