TalkZones:演示文稿的分段时间支持

B. Saket, Sijie Yang, H. Tan, K. Yatani, D. Edge
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在演示时管理时间是一项挑战,但是移动设备提供了便利性和灵活性,支持端到端过程的设置、优化和跟踪演示时间目标。从最初对20位演讲者的HCI-Q研究中,我们发现需要为连续幻灯片的每个“区域”设定这样的目标(而不是每张幻灯片或整个演讲),以及需要适应两种不同时间管理态度的反馈。这些发现导致了TalkZones的设计,这是一款支持时间的移动应用程序。当进行一场20张幻灯片、60分钟排练但被打断的演讲时,12名使用TalkZones的参与者的平均超时时间仅为8秒,而使用常规计时器的12名参与者的平均超时时间为49秒。在我们的最后一项研究中,8位演讲者在20分钟内进行了30分钟的演讲,我们观察到类似的2%的超支。总的来说,我们表明talkzone可以鼓励演讲者在来不及恢复之前提前播放幻灯片,即使是在简短演讲的不利时间条件下。
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TalkZones: section-based time support for presentations
Managing time while presenting is challenging, but mobile devices offer both convenience and flexibility in their ability to support the end-to-end process of setting, refining, and following presentation time targets. From an initial HCI-Q study of 20 presenters, we identified the need to set such targets per 'zone' of consecutive slides (rather than per slide or for the whole talk), as well as the need for feedback that accommodates two distinct attitudes to time management. These findings led to the design of TalkZones, a mobile application for timing support. When giving a 20-slide, 6m40s rehearsed but interrupted talk, 12 participants who used TalkZones registered a mean overrun of only 8s, compared with 1m49s for 12 participants who used a regular timer. We observed a similar 2% overrun in our final study of 8 speakers giving rehearsed 30-minute talks in 20 minutes. Overall, we show that TalkZones can encourage presenters to advance slides before it is too late to recover, even under the adverse timing conditions of short and shortened talks.
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