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Online collaboration, web conferencing and live presentation: latest news Interface Design & UsabilityLatest NewsIf you are looking to try out one of the latest and best performing video conferencing technologies available out there, you have come to the right place. Robin Good and Milton Chen of VSee while using the VSee videoconferencing technology Quietly launched over a year ago from a group of former Stanford graduate students and professors, VSee is a new outstanding P2P video-conferencing technology that integrates text chat, screen and... read more | cat.: New Tools | Link | Trackback | Comment -January 6, 2006 The lazy Susan -- a platter that turns, making everything it holds accessible to anyone in any position around the platter -- is an eminently practical interface. Researchers from Keio University in Japan have tapped the concept with an information-sharing scheme for mobile device users that evokes the simplicity and utility of a lazy Susan. The software, dubbed DataJockey, allows people using devices such as photo-enabled cell phones to pass... read more | cat.: Interface Design & Usability | Link | Trackback | Comment -January 5, 2005 In addition to its listing of the EContent 100, the December issue of EContent Magazine has an interesting column by contributor David Scott titled The Egoless Company. The thesis for the article emanates from a discussion David had with the founder of mediabistro.com, Laurel Touby. She attributes the success of her company to focusing on what's important to her customers, not what's important to the company.... read more | cat.: Interface Design & Usability | Link | Trackback -December 2, 2004 The same way that physical environments in brick and mortar schools have to be accessible to students, employees and others with disabilities, accessible virtual learning environments have to be constructed in an accessible way. The most basic requirement is that the structure itself be accessible to all. In the physical world that means that, for instance ramps and elevators are provided for users of wheel chairs. In virtual environments it... read more | cat.: Interface Design & Usability | Link | Trackback | Comment -February 22, 2004
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