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SArt project: research in the intersection between software and art

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In this article we present the research of SArt project at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. In SArt we have the vision that software engineering can benefit fro...

Anna Trifonova, Letizia Jaccheri

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7	156	SMART: a SysteM of Augmented Reality for Teaching 2nd grade students	claim
8	156	Seam carving for enhancing image usability on mobiles	claim
9	147	An eye tracking study of how font size and type influence online reading	claim
10	145	Experiences in designing personal health assistants for the impending aged generation	claim
11	144	Workshop HCI for medicine and health care (HCI4MED)	claim
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14	140	Human-centric framework for perceptually adaptive interfaces	claim
15	138	In search of tangible magic	claim
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19	127	Representing location in location-based social awareness systems	claim
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21	125	Disclosing spoken culture: user interfaces for access to spoken word archives	claim
22	124	Evaluation instruments for creativity support tools	claim
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24	123	Evaluating driver attention and driving behaviour: comparing controlled driving and simulated driving	claim
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26	123	MECE method for categorising typing errors	claim
27	121	Designing for people who do not read easily	claim
28	120	Design approach for touch based user interfaces	claim
29	119	Location-based photography as sense-making	claim
30	118	Designing a head-up game for children	claim
31	118	Innovations in measuring accessibility: theoretical and practical perspectives	claim
32	117	A comparison of the impact of avoidance cues in hazard avoidance during evaluation of text entry	claim
33	117	The HCI lab at UNC Charlotte	claim
34	117	Critical issues in interaction design	claim
35	117	HCI for technology enhanced learning	claim
36	116	Effect of fidelity in diagram presentation	claim
37	115	Helping users create and remember more secure text passwords	claim
38	114	Heterogeneity in the usability evaluation process	claim
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41	112	Sharing vocabularies: tag usage in CiteULike	claim
42	111	The challenges faced by academia preparing students for industry: what we teach and what we do	claim
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45	109	Using personas effectively	claim
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48	108	Designing for elders: exploring the complexity of relationships in later life	claim
49	108	Understanding behaviors and needs for home videos	claim
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51	107	Cultural dimensions for user experience: cross-country and cross-product analysis of users' cultural characteristics	claim
52	107	Research methods for HCI	claim
53	106	The SenseCam as a tool for task observation	claim
54	105	Involvement in video material: concept mapping	claim
55	104	From immersion to addiction in videogames	claim
56	104	Efficiency of multimodal metaphors in the presentation of learning information	claim
57	104	Exploring the impulsion and vibration effects of tactile patterns	claim
58	103	HCI and the older population	claim
59	103	UsaLab: the experience of a usability lab from the Mexican perspective	claim
60	102	Comparing interaction strategies for constructing diagrams in an audio-only interface	claim
61	101	Motivation for adopting emergency response technology in community settings	claim
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63	100	Mobile location-based awareness and connectedness	claim
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66	97	Low cost prototyping: part 2, or how to apply the thinking-aloud method efficiently	claim
67	96	Why an emergency alert system isn't adopted: the impact of socio-technical context	claim
68	94	Provoking creative design: making it scale	claim
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72	90	Interactive whiteboards in the living room?: asking children about their technologies	claim
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74	89	First international workshop on using ontologies in interactive systems, ONTORACT'08	claim
75	88	Label placement in forms: what's best?	claim
76	86	Can technology-rich spaces support multiple uses?	claim
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