Tuesday
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Edward Cutrell
Zhiwei Guan
This paper describes a Web search study using eye-tracking methodologies. The study shows that increasing the amount of contextual information in search results improves performance for informational tasks, but hurts performance on navigational tasks.
Zhiwei Guan
Edward Cutrell
An empirical study showing inefficiency of ordered result display for peoples search when the best result isnt shown on top. Provide evidence invoking future redesign of search result interface.
Manu Kumar
Andreas Paepcke
Terry Winograd
We present the first practical and univerally-applicable (for disabled and able-bodied users) solution for gaze-based pointing and selection for everyday computing tasks. Users preferred EyePoint over pointing with a mouse.
Tim Halverson
Anthony J. Hornof
This research extends a rich lineage of computational models designed specifically with HCI tasks in mind. A minimal visual search model is presented that will benefit automated interface analysis tools.