We show on a Range Slider case study how these tools can be used for prototyping interactive systems in general and multimodal interaction techniques in particular.
According to Elliott and Hearst [3], larger multi-touch screens need novel interaction techniques in order for the users to interact in larger work-areas.
These design features were implemented in an interactive visualization tool called VisArchive that integrates multiple commonly used visualization and user interaction techniques to facilitate searching, browsing, and exploring information in historical project archives.
When we were laying out the program, the three biggest themes that came up were interaction techniques, social media and social computing, and interaction design.
We have to build some new top-level interaction techniques.
We plan to evaluate the proposed interaction techniques in an educational context as a case-study.
The aforementioned 3D interaction techniques that utilise direct touch are all limited by display size.
Users' interaction techniques were investigated and issues such as conflict resolution strategies were discussed.
Tangible interaction techniques applied in the system are incorporated via tracking markers for Mixed Reality registration.
Overall, we believe that the alternative interaction techniques show great potential for further development.
Newer interaction techniques enable users to explore interfaces in a more natural and intuitive way.
