Technology has changed the way people carry out their daily lives and communicate with one another. Society has become dependent on technology and with that comes the need to understand the advantages and disadvantages that come along with it.
Technology-Enhanced Human Interaction in Modern Society is an essential reference source for the latest scholarly research on the technological advances of applied aspects of life such as training, health, information gathering, and social communication. Featuring coverage on subjects including biomedical test instruments, computer animation, and mobile phones, this publication is ideally designed for researchers and academicians seeking current material on technology-based communication.
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Chapter 1 UNESCO, Digital Library, Interactive Design, and Communicability: An Excellent Example Online |
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Chapter 2 Biomedical Test Instruments: Usability, Ergonomics, and Communicability Assessment |
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Chapter 3 Multimedia, Scientific Information, and Visualization for Information Systems and Metrics |
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Chapter 4 An Exemplary Interface for All |
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Chapter 5 A Lisibility Assessment for Mobile Phones |
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Chapter 6 Kernel of the Labyrinths Hypertextuals |
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Chapter 7 Digital Television and Senior Users: Design Evolution or Involution? |
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Chapter 8 Computer Animation for Ingenious Revival |
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Chapter 9 Poiesis and Video Games for Adults: A Good Example for the Cultural Heritage |
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Chapter 10 Quo Vadis "Interaction Design and Children" in Europe? |
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Chapter 11 Anti-Models for Architectural Graphic Expression and UX Education |
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Chapter 12 Free Emails in Bad Portals |
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Chapter 13 Inverted Semanteme Into Financial Information Online |
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Chapter 14 Statistics and Graphics Online: Links Between Information in Newspapers and User Experience Evaluation |
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| About the Authors |
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Francisco Vicente Cipolla-Ficarra, Latin Association of Human-Computer Interaction, Spain & International Association of Interactive Communication, Italy.
Maria Valeria Ficarra, Latin Association of Human-Computer Interaction, Spain & International Association of Interactive Communication, Italy.
Miguel Cipolla-Ficarra, International Association of Interactive Communication, Italy.
Alejandra Quiroga, Universidad Nacional de La Pampa, Argentina.
