Corresponding Author: Dana Sulistiyo Kusumo Telkom University, Bandung, Indonesia Email: [email protected] Abstract: Nowadays, there are many game applications that are used as a medium of interactive learning for children. One of them can help early preschool children to learn drawing. Using interaction data, we conducted an inductive approach to identify children's interaction...

The REPERE Challenge aims to support research on people recognition in multimodal conditions. To assess the technology progression, annual evaluation campaigns will be organized from 2012 to 2014. In this context, the REPERE corpus, a French videos corpus with multimodal annotation, has been developed. This paper presents datasets collected for the dry run test that took place at the beginning ...

The REPERE Challenge aims to support research on people recognition in multimodal conditions. To assess the technology progress, annual evaluation campaigns will be organized from 2012 to 2014. In this context, the REPERE corpus, a French video corpus with multimodal annotation, has been developed. The systems which participated in the dry run had to answer the following questions : Who is spea...

This paper describes the design of ConvoCons, a system to promote affinity of group members working in a co-located multitouch environment. The research includes an exploratory study that led to the development of ConvoCons as well as the iterative evolution of the ConvoCon system, design tradeoffs made, and empirical observations of users that led to design changes. This research adds to the l...

The goal of this research is to study the role and effects of the use of animated information visualization in early stages of exploratory data analysis tasks. Despite the existence of a large body of research on information visualization, there has been little known regarding how and when one should use and how to interact with animated visualization to help exploring data. By animated visuali...

The desire to have intuitive, seamless 3D interaction fuels research into new 3D interaction approaches. However, research continues to rely on Brunelleschi’s perspective to provide a sense of visual depth to create a 3D graphical display. The interactive control space has been mapped directly into the 3D virtual display space without much thought about the effect that perspective distortion ha...

Evidence about the genetic determinants for borderline conditions is reviewed. The research data are too limited and the diagnostic practices followed in existing studies are too varied to allow firm conclusions to be drawn. Thus, the need for new studies starting with well-defined samples of borderline patients is clear. Previous work implicates genetic factors in the etiology of at least some...

Modeling and analysis of interactions among services is a crucial issue in Service-Oriented Computing. Composing Web services is a complicated task which requires techniques and tools to verify that the new system will behave correctly. In this paper, we first overview some formal models proposed in the literature to describe services. Second, we give a brief survey of verification techniques t...

A significant body of research has addressed whether fixed internet use increases, decreases or supplements the ways in which people engage in residential and workplace settings, but few studies have addressed how wireless internet use in public and semi-public spaces influences social life. Ubiquitous wi-fi adds a new dimension to the debate over how the internet may influence the structure of...

Despite the increasing maturity of the field of videogame studies, central concepts such as gameplay remain underdeveloped, implicit in many theories yet without clear investigation of the underlying assumptions informing approaches to understanding it. Understanding gameplay as a particular form of interactivity, the approach taken here focuses on the notion of embodiment, drawing on Dourish's...