- From: Jeff Sonstein <jsonstein@gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2011 17:44:32 -0500
- To: public-web-and-tv@w3.org
- Cc: "Justin Mockler (RIT Student)" <justin.mockler@gmail.com>, "Stephen Mokey (RIT Student)" <swm6716@ad.rit.edu>, LesLea Carey <leslea.carey@gmail.com>
as per an earlier email to the list
a 3-student HCI grad student group here at RIT
has taken on the problem of how much text or text/graphics mix
is right for a "chunk" to be displayed on a Web-connected TV
more formally I have posed the problem as:
audience: users of Web-connected TVs
goal: to gather and analyze data to determine
how much and what mix of text and graphics
to present to maximize user comprehension
they will be using one of the GoogleTV devices
which Google so kindly donated for our work here
we just had our first meeting
and will continue meeting with the students
on a weekly basis (probably fridays)...
I will update the list with their work-progress
probably also on a weekly basis
as the term and the study moves along
I am very much looking forward to having
data-driven best-practices recommendations
to inform the work and work-products
of the W3C "Web and TV Interest Group"
jeffs
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