Move to improve: promoting physical navigation to increase user performance with large displays
Move to improve: promoting physical navigation to increase user performance with large displays
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DOI：
10.1145/1240624.1240656
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2007-04
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通讯作者：
R. Ball;Chris North;D. Bowman
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作者：
R. Ball;Chris North;D. Bowman
在导航大型信息空间方面，以前的工作表明，物理导航(移动眼睛、头部、身体)比虚拟导航(缩放、平移、飞行)具有潜在的优势。然而，也有迹象表明，用户更喜欢或适应了效率较低的虚拟导航。我们提出了一项研究，在大屏幕、高分辨率显示器的背景下检查这些问题。这项研究确定了显示器大小、物理和虚拟导航量以及用户任务绩效之间的具体关系。在更大的显示器上增加物理导航与减少虚拟导航和提高用户性能相关。分析这项研究与之前结果之间的差异，有助于确定支持和促进用户界面中物理导航使用的设计因素。
In navigating large information spaces, previous work indicates potential advantages of physical navigation (moving eyes, head, body) over virtual navigation (zooming, panning, flying). However, there is also indication of users preferring or settling into the less efficient virtual navigation. We present a study that examines these issues in the context of large, high resolution displays. The study identifies specific relationships between display size, amount of physical and virtual navigation, and user task performance. Increased physical navigation on larger displays correlates with reduced virtual navigation and improved user performance. Analyzing the differences between this study and previous results helps to identify design factors that afford and promote the use of physical navigation in the user interface.