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Selker, Ted

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TED SELKER spoke in place of Joy Mountford at Terry Winograd's HCI seminar

on May 14... I met him and he gave me his card.

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Ted invented the <b>pointing stick used on IBM Thinkpads. &#160;56 patents</b>.

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Ten yrs as assoc prof at MIT MEDIA LAB &#160;head of &#160;Context Aware Computing Group.

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His Lecture ... &#160;CONSIDERATE SYSTEMS &#160;(system must aware of you and your tasks and

situation)

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Program to deal with Urgent Emails... &#160;classifies them &#160;and only interrupts u with mpt ones.

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Sensors and virtual sensors.

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SENSE then &#160;CONSIDER then &#160;EFFECTOR.

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must be considerate of user.

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Most interrupts come in as BOING!!!! &#160;(telephone rings, &#160;email arrives...

interruption without consideration)

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AWARENESS OF SOCIAL CONTEXT.

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Need statistical and dynamic models of &#160;user and his task.

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REspect for human goals, attention and flow.

TASK is central.

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Solicitors beware!!!!

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Only act on the user's intention when it supports his flow.

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He studied cog psych as Under grad and grad student .

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Pop ups can be igonoted.

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He did a TV show on forgetting with Alzheimers...

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pbs.org/theforgetting &#160;&#160;all &#160;a bunch of games &#160;picture puzzles and juke box.

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EYE tracking.... &#160;&#160;IR transponders ...

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if eyes move &#62; 10 degr than u move ur head;

if &#160;eyes move &#62; 30 degr u move ur torso.

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Had a system projected on the ceiling of ur bedroom

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STARE at something &#160;implies interest.

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gazing ... implies shifting attention... wandering..

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moving a mouse takes &#62; 800 &#160;to 900 msec (with hand on the mouse)

can do it with eyes (saccade) in 300 to 400 msec

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u can tell the diff btwn &#160;reading something and staring at it.

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EYES are guard dogs... looking at the whole world!!! &#160;(watchng for

interesting stuff, &#160;threats, etc).

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EMOTIONAL RESPONSE &#160;is impt cue to level of interest in something...

great way to index &#160;experience &#160;(forget GSR)..

Andrea Lockerd... &#160;eg by listening to her giggle.

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Surprise, happiness, anger, excitment...

paint a face on the screen as u type an email to show &#160;likely reactions of

recipient.

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His PhD was COACH... &#160;also &#160;CAR COACH

press red button on dash for affirmations &#160;u're doing great

blue button for &#160;criticism... &#160;u're driving too fast.

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Variable schedule of feedback works best! &#160;(constant nagging is bad)

also, better to wait a bit befoer giving feedback.

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best for &#160;recipient to know that someone is watching them, but not give constant feedback...

just occas compliments and some critiques.

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Vedning machine for soda ... like a coke machine...

with games on it... &#160;machine is aware of # &#160;of people gatheredc around it and

can change games ....

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When to disrupt someone in their office.... &#160;if there not doing anything,

it they're we4lcoming disruption &#160;, &#160;if u're really impt.

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Pointing stick feels god awful but actually is better &#160;cuz no overshoot...

more accurate. &#160;better to go slow.

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Coffee mug that says &#160;HOT in resp to temper.

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Talking trivet ... pot holder &#160;that talks... &#160;roast will be brown in 15 mins and burnt in 30 mins

warn user.

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Smart dice to teach probability and counting.

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Kaiser MD walks into &#160;exam room and door only shuts when he washes his hands.

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Philip Morris digital cigarette!! &#160;suck on it &#160;and it sends msg to the ladies.

cool device.

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something to hand out; &#160;define me as being cool.

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Big diff btwn an &#160;INSISTIVE AGENT &#160;vs &#160;an &#160;ADVISIVE &#160;AGENT!!!

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CAR with peddles instead of a gas pedal... peddle it to make it go faster.

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