Investigating the honeypot effect on (semi-)public ambient displays in long-term field studies
Final Report Abstract
The project has developed a framework for analyzing the use of large interactive wall screens in the wild – from experience reports on design and construction to open-source toolsets. These allow a parallel analysis of interaction and observation data and create new possibilities to investigate the use of wall screens in long-term deployments in a semi-automated manner and to filter and visualize extensive sensor-based data sets regarding interesting patterns. The use of this framework with respect to honeypot and novelty effects shows that the custom development of methods and tools for analyzing body tracking data has made it much easier to identify potential situations for more detailed investigation. It is also possible to make quantitative estimates of how often honeypot and other effects occur and how their frequency changes over months and years.
Publications
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Spatial and Temporal Audience Behavior of Scrum Practitioners Around Semi-Public Ambient Displays. International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction, 39(18), 3567-3585.
Schwarzer, Jan; Draheim, Susanne & von, Luck Kai
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Using Audio for Detecting Covered Users in Front of Public Displays (Schriften zur Soziotechnischen Integration, Vol. 9)
Foldenauer, K., Plischke, T., Strauß, L., Viehmann, E. & Koch, M.
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A New Software Toolset for Recording and Viewing Body Tracking Data. Mensch und Computer 2023 Workshop-Proceedings
Fietkau, J.
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Computer-Supported Collaborative Work – Aktuelle Perspektiven. Impulsvortrag im Rahmen des Workshops „Gestaltung und Untersuchung der Unterstützung verteilter und hybrider Arbeit“ auf dem INFORMATIK-Festival der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Informatik an der HTW Berlin. 28.09.2023
M. Koch
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Evaluating the engagement of users from public displays. Mensch und Computer 2023 Workshop-Proceedings
Cabalo, C., Gatzemeyer, L. & Mathes, L.
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Evaluation of a gamification approach for increasing interaction with public displays. Mensch und Computer 2023 Workshop-Proceedings
Buhl, W., Engel, K.-F. & Buller, V.
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Exploring Mobility Behavior Around Ambient Displays Using Clusters of Multi-dimensional Walking Trajectories. Extended Abstracts of the 2023 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 1-6. ACM.
Schwarzer, Jan; Fietkau, Julian; Fuchs, Laurenz; Draheim, Susanne; Von Luck, Kai & Koch, Michael
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Hybrides Arbeiten – Phänomen & aktuelle Situation. Impulsvortrag im Rahmen des Workshops „Gestaltung und Untersuchung der Unterstützung verteilter und hybrider Arbeit“ auf dem INFORMATIK-Festival der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Informatik an der HTW Berlin. 28.09.2023
S. Draheim & K. von Luck
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Methods and Tools for (Semi-)Automated Evaluation in Long-Term In-the-Wild Deployment Studies. Mensch und Computer 2023 Workshop-Proceedings
Koch, M., Fietkau, J., Draheim, S., Schwarzer, J. & von Luck, K.
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Setting up a Long-Term Evaluation Environment for interactive semi-public Information Displays. Mensch und Computer 2023 Workshop-Proceedings
Koch, M., Fietkau, J. & Stojko, L.
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Using an Elastic Stack as a Base for Logging and Evaluation of Public Displays. Mensch und Computer 2023 Workshop-Proceedings
Rohde, C., Koch, M. & Stojko, L.
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Using machine learning to determine attention towards public displays from skeletal data. Mensch und Computer 2023 Workshop-Proceedings
Lacher, J., Bieschke, L., Michalowski, F. & Münch, J.
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Herausforderungen menschengerechter Forschung mit Body-Tracking-Sensoren in Langzeit-Feldstudien. Mensch und Computer 2024 – Workshopband
Fietkau, J. & Schwarzer, J.
