Using multiple scores for transcribing the distributed activities of a family

Authors:
Julien Guibourdenche;Jacqueline Vacherand-Revel;Michèle Grosjean;Myriam Fréjus;Yvon Haradji
Affiliations:
University of Lyon/EDF R&D, Lyon, France;Central School of Lyon, Lyon, France;University of Lyon, Lyon, France;EDF R&D, Paris, France;EDF R&D, Paris, France
Venue:
Proceedings of the ACM 2011 conference on Computer supported cooperative work
Year:
2011

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Abstract

Describing distributed activities in multiple spaces of a home with multiple inhabitants is a methodological challenge which is important for the design of services. Recent works have recorded synchronized multi-video data of space-distributed activities. How could design-oriented researchers now take advantage of these data? We present our multi-score transcript methodology and discuss the types of analysis it allows.