Collaborative tele-directing

Authors:
Judith Donath;Dana Spiegel;Matt Lee;Kelly Dobson;Ken Goldberg
Affiliations:
MIT Media Laboratory and UC Berkeley;MIT Media Laboratory and UC Berkeley;MIT Media Laboratory and UC Berkeley;MIT Media Laboratory and UC Berkeley;MIT Media Laboratory and UC Berkeley
Venue:
CHI '01 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems
Year:
2001

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Abstract

The Tele-Direction interface allows a physically remote and geographically distributed audience to collaboratively control a shared remote resource. It features contextualized user-driven goal setting and voting, an economy, and chat. In this paper we discuss the design considerations that led to this interface and describe our initial implementation.