Titlebook: Social Navigation of Information Space; Alan J. Munro,Kristina H??k,David Benyon Book 1999 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1999 design.huma

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Navigating the Virtual Landscape: Co-ordinating the Shared Use of Space,for people to interact in, independent of geographical location. In this chapter we examine how the different metaphors used to represent two- and three-dimensional environments might influence interpersonal behaviours. We focus on behaviours related to navigation and positioning: (1) proxemics — th

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A Contrast Between Information Navigation and Social Navigation in Virtual Worlds,easonably precise definitions are offered which have led to a new theoretical framework for navigation. The framework appears to be equally relevant to social as well as information navigation. An interesting contrast is drawn here between these two activities, speculating on some of the psychologic

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Understanding Representations of Space: A Comparison of Visualisation Techniques in Mainstream Cinevaluable to investigate how other forms of representations handle space. This chapter investigates six very common visualisation techniques used in mainstream cinema, and tries to find equivalent techniques in digital information spaces. Such a comparative study has to take into account the differen

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The Role of Wearables in Social Navigation, and social navigation in what we call wearable-supported collaborative work (WSCW). WSCW systems make it possible to remain closely in touch with the work while still accessing shared information resources and collaborating with others in the physical space augmented with information. Such systems

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