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Participant #2 (male)
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uses portrait format to read text arranged in columns
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uses landscape format to read text/pictures not arranged in columns [picture: participant2 (1)]
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option to show temporarily which line is being read by the user (but it should be as minimalistic as possible)
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mentioned that he would like to have a slightly longer device to read text which is not arranged in columns
- uses finger to click on a word -> cursor appears -> drags cursor to the end of the text to be highlighted
- OR: uses stylus to click on first word of text to be highlighted -> drags stylus to the last word of the highlighted text part [picture: participant2 (2)]
- in the same way as highlighting
- uses underlining when he reads paper for the first time (for the second time reading he uses highlighting to mark important words of the underlined text)
- highlights/underlines text part to be annotated -> double clicks on this part -> comment box appears
- makes annotations with a keyboard
- comment box should be movable but default position should be outside of the text area
- rotates display by 90° to have more space for adding annotations [picture: participant2 (3)]
- if comments are not edited they should be minimized (a small icon could indicate that there is a comment) [picture: participant2 (5)]
- clicks on a "X" symbol to delete comment
- OR: uses a stylus as an eraser to delete highlights
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clicks on a button to start search mode -> types word for search by using a keyboard -> search process starts
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search results are arranged in a list on the display: each entry shows page number and title of the paragraph
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user opens corresponding book page number -> uses device to find search result within the page (search results are highlighted)
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would like to have a symbol/icon (no HALO) in case there are results on the current page which are not within the display's screen
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user thinks a halo may appear too distracting if too many search results exist on the same page
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would also like to see the number of search results of the current page
- button to show a list of annotations -> each entry shows page number and title of the paragraph
- open corresponding page number
- uses display in landscape format (just one half of the device covers the page) to find annotations
- while moving the display on the paper, annotations are shown -> comment box is shown on the display's part which does not cover the text
- shows only one comment completely at the same time (other comments are shown as an icon) - as default the comment which is closest to the middle of the device should be shown completely
- to see other comments completely the display has to be moved
- an icon (no halo technique) indicates whether there are more annotations on the same page
- an icon next to an image should indicate that there is related content (such as a video) available
- if user clicks on this icon, the video starts
- user can lift up device to watch the video
- click on reference -> shows title and abstract of the reference
- button to open menu of table of content, index or glossary
- menu is searchable
- flips display to see halos of nearby annotations
- OR: flip to change contrast of display (for reading during night)
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to compare annotations of two persons [picture: participant2 (9-11)]
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there should be a "union function" to see both the annotations of person 1 and person 2
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there should be an "intersection function" to see highlighting from person 1 and person 2 which appear at the same spot
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stacking two displays on top of each other (one display being rotated by 90°)
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-> highlighting/underlining from both displays/users are shown within the overlapping area
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-> comments are shown within the non overlapping area of the displays (comments from user #1 are shown in the non overlapping part of device #1) [picture: participant2 (13)]
- to see annotations on the whole page [picture: participant2 (7)]
- lifts device above a picture on the paper -> 3D image comes up -> use the display to inspect the 3D image