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Does (multi-)touch aid users' spatial memory and navigation in 'panning' and in 'zooming & panning' UIs?
2012
Proceedings of the International Working Conference on Advanced Visual Interfaces - AVI '12
Recent findings from Embodied Cognition reveal strong effects of arm and hand movement on spatial memory. This suggests that input devices may have a far greater influence on users' cognition and users' ability to master a system than we typically believeespecially for spatial panning or zooming & panning user interfaces. We conducted two experiments to observe whether multi-touch instead of mouse input improves users' spatial memory and navigation performance for such UIs. We observed
doi:10.1145/2254556.2254575
dblp:conf/avi/JetterLGSR12
fatcat:2cgtvdcwdbbr3lb3qy4ephsrg4