In an interesting study on the effective design of MOOCs, Yousef et al. (2014c) collected design criteria regarding the interface, organization, and collaboration in video lectures.
In the setting of the DRC where the central government has limited influence on many aspects of what happens in the periphery, the divisions between frontline healthcare providers and community members can be bridged by facilitating space for interface, exchange, and collaboration.
The approach is used to examine how the task subject matter, the activity design, and the choice of interface affected interaction and collaboration for a computing course conducted in a web-conferencing environment.
Promising fields of professional utilization for MR are information visualization, education and training, human machine interfaces, design tools and collaboration.
The diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer involves numerous interfaces for interaction and collaboration between medical specialties due to the need for multidisciplinarity and the bisectoral (in-patient vs. out-patient) nature of healthcare provision, especially in Germany.
Astrid's value proposition was simple: Offer users a clean, easy-to-use interface to enable sharing and collaboration around tasks.
We conducted mixed-methods user experiments with twenty seven participants (nine groups of three people), to compare the collaborative search with QueryTogether to a baseline adopting established search and collaboration interfaces.
In this paper a study is presented which aimed at exploring the effects of audio feedback in a haptic and visual interface supporting collaboration among sighted and people who cannot see.
Technologies for adaptive aging include: wireless broadband; biosensors and bodily diagnostics; activity sensors and behavioral diagnostics; information fusion; personal health informatics; ambient displays and actuator networks; agents, assistants, coaches, and companions; adaptive, distributed interfaces; and remote community and collaboration (Dishman et al 2004) (See Table 2).
The architecture and technology components of KM systems are described as they provide capabilities for publishing, profiling, content structuring, content delivery through push and pull mechanisms, collaboration, interface and portal design, and data mining.
