Molly Jane Nicholas

schoolUniversity of Californiabar_chart#1928 Global Rank

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Beyond Audio: Towards a Design Space of Headphones as a Site for Interaction and Sensing

Via Research through Design (RtD), we explore the potential of headphones as a general-purpose input device for both foreground motion-gestures as well as background sensing of user activity. As a familiar wearable device, headphones offer a compelling site for head-situated interaction and sensing. Using emerging sen…

CHI '232nd AuthorBest PaperUser Research Methods (Interviews, Surveys, Observation) +1

Kaleidoscope: A Reflective Documentation Tool for a User Interface Design Course

Documentation can support design work and create opportunities for learning and reflection. We explore how a novel documentation tool for a remote interaction design course provides insight into design process and integrates strategies from expert practice to support studio-style collaboration and reflection. Using Re…

CHI '231st AuthorTeleoperation & Telepresence +1

Escapement: A Tool for Interactive Prototyping with Video via Sensor-Mediated Abstraction of Time

We present Escapement, a video prototyping tool that introduces a powerful new concept for prototyping screen-based interfaces by flexibly mapping sensor values to dynamic playback control of videos. This recasts the time dimension of video mock-ups as sensor-mediated interaction. This abstraction of time as inter…

CC '221st AuthorBest PaperGraphic Design & Typography Tools +1

Creative and Motivational Strategies Used by Expert Creative Practitioners

Creative practice often requires persevering through moments of ambiguity, where the outcome of a process is unclear. Creative practitioners intentionally manage this process, for example by developing strategies to break out of creative ruts, or stay motivated through uncertainty. Understanding the way experts engage…

CHI '224th AuthorRemote Work Tools & Experience +2

Understanding Multi-Device Usage Patterns: Physical Device Configurations and Fragmented Workflows

To better ground technical (systems) investigation and interaction design of cross-device experiences, we contribute an in-depth survey of existing multi-device practices, including fragmented workflows across devices and the way people physically organize and configure their workspaces to support such activity. Furth…

UIST '215th+ AuthorHead-Up Display (HUD) & Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) +2

AirConstellations: In-Air Device Formations for Cross-Device Interaction via Multiple Spatially-Aware Armatures

AirConstellations supports a unique semi-fixed style of cross-device interactions via multiple self-spatially-aware armatures to which users can easily attach (or detach) tablets and other devices. In particular, AirConstellations affords highly flexible and dynamic device formations where the users can bring multiple…

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