The latest number of the Personal and ubiquitous computing journal includes an article written by Sara Ljungblad, Maria Håkansson and Lars Erik Holmquist. The article "Ubicomp challenges in collaborative scheduling: Pin&Play at the Göteborg film festival" describes studies and prototyping activities that investigate how Pin&Play as a ubiquitous computing technology could support paper-based practices. The results illustrate the benefit of learning from a real world practice, and point towards challenges that appear when physical paper practices are traced digitally.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Pin&Play published in Personal and Ubiquitous Computing
The latest number of the Personal and ubiquitous computing journal includes an article written by Sara Ljungblad, Maria Håkansson and Lars Erik Holmquist. The article "Ubicomp challenges in collaborative scheduling: Pin&Play at the Göteborg film festival" describes studies and prototyping activities that investigate how Pin&Play as a ubiquitous computing technology could support paper-based practices. The results illustrate the benefit of learning from a real world practice, and point towards challenges that appear when physical paper practices are traced digitally.
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