论文信息 - Information spaces as interactive worlds

Information spaces as interactive worlds

This poster abstract re-conceptualizes information interfaces as immersive "worlds" of information with rules that govern their behavior. It is argued that rethinking interfaces in this way has the potential to suggest new and innovative ways to study, present, and interact with information in computing environments.

Nathan R. Prestopnik

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