Proceedings of the 11th annual ACM symposium on User interface software and technology
Building Tablet PC Applications with Cdrom
Building Tablet PC Applications with Cdrom
Adapting Web Pages for Small-Screen Devices
IEEE Internet Computing
Creating multiplatform user interfaces by annotation and adaptation
Proceedings of the 11th international conference on Intelligent user interfaces
Human-Computer Interaction (3rd Edition)
Human-Computer Interaction (3rd Edition)
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This paper describes the design and trial results of MusicReader, a networked application realizing sheet music related services for supporting rehearsals and performances of orchestras and ensembles. To this end, MusicReader presents sheet music on computer screens and supports annotations, sheet music retrieval, and sheet music management and library functionalities. MusicReader thus replaces traditional paper based sheet music, and provides additional functionality made possible as a result of adopting ICT. Our focus here is on the Human Computer Interaction aspects of MusicReader. The design of the interface supports various input devices such as digitized pen and touch screen, and uses a mixture of interaction modes and styles. The design presented in this paper, is based on a pre-trial evaluation among the envisioned target user group, and has been implemented. The interface design has been validated in rehearsal and performance trials. The results demonstrate the viability of the system and interface and give directions for future improvements.