Human-Computer Interaction - user’s knowledge structure -

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Human-Computer Interaction - user’s knowledge structure -

The fundamental design problem

What is Human-Computer Interaction about?

Three different function types

The User Interface (1)

The User Interface (2)

Several Notions of ‘Models’ [Horst Oberquelle, 1984]

User’s Mental Models [Stephan Dutke: Mental Models-constructs of knowledge and understanding, 1994]

The Difference between Internal and External Memory

Knowledge in the World and in the Head

User’s motor behavior: Fitts' Law

The Visual Perception System

Activity Theory: the Complete Action Cycle

User’s model: activity cycle

User’s mental structure

How to investigate the user’s mental model?

User’s learning process

mental activity is like the ‘flow of a river’

Learning means ‘digging’

User’s Behavior: an example

User’s real knowledge structure

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Author: Matthias Rauterberg

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