Ann Judith Morrison
Margot Brereton
ABSTRACT
In this research I explore what elements there may be in common between tangible interactive-technology works that successfully engage their participants. An exploration of existing methods for obtaining useful evaluations for non-use and ambiguous environments forms a part of the discussion.
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- Talk2Me: engaging interactive installation environments
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