Jennifer G. Sheridan - Innovative Interaction Forensics and Computing Intimacies

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	BYOD: Bring Your Own Device Examining the different types of user interactions and deployment issues surrounding large-screen public displays. Developing a usage paradigm in which people use personal devices (such as mobile phones) to interact with the displays via visual codes and optical flow. Deploying multi-synchronous gaming apps on mobile phone cams. Some publications here: Phonecam webpage
	Innovative Interaction Forensics Investigation of Computing Intimacies in Playful Arenas and non task-based uses of computers. This is not a blog.
	cubicles: an exploration of tangible interfaces for mobile and wearable computing Cubicle is a multifaceted, multi-sensory wireless tangible input device. While its physical attributes are modular to fit user preference and ability, Cubicle functionality is established by a set of well-defined, non-verbal dynamics. website
	innovative interactions in performance & installation arts .:thePooch:. (www.thepooch.com) have come together through a shared interest in the boundaries that exist between art and technology with the intention of exploring the interplay between technology, art and the environment via non-traditional user interfaces. We test the artistic and technical merits of these experiential pieces at out-of-lab playful arenas such as clubs, bars, performance arts events such as Art-Cels (www.art-cels.com) as well as galleries, theatres and libraries.