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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Usability and Learnability"”.

  1. Usability and learnability improvements for the TaleBlazer game editor

    TaleBlazer is a platform for creating and playing location-based augmented-reality games. The TaleBlazer web-based editor allows users to build customized games using a blocks-based programming language. In order to allow more user groups to utilize various features offered by TaleBlazer, building …

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  2. Escape the experiment: a serious game for vaping education

    … District Health Unit, I have developed a point-and-click escape room style serious game targeted at youth aged 12-17 for learning about the risks associated with vaping. The serious game features a series of puzzles to be solved by players. A three phase study consisting of pre-iteration, …

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  3. Quality of service management for multimedia communications : investigations on usability of interfaces for desktop and portable systems

    … is now possible via the use of high bandwidth channels, and communication protocols that support Quality of Service (QoS) requests. However, these technologies often fall short of user expectations by not providing effective user interfaces that can facilitate negotiations between the …

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  4. GestureTips: Enhancing Gesture Discoverability in Virtual Reality Applications through LLM-supported Tips

    In immersive virtual reality (VR), hand gestures enable natural and intuitive interaction, but they are inherently invisible and not self-revealing. Unlike traditional 2D GUI-based interfaces, where menus or buttons visually guide the user, VR opens up a vastly greater degree of freedom, allowing …

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