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Menciona que generalmente los desarrolladores de interfaces tangibles deben hacer desarrollos ad-hoc con programación en bajo nivel.

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Resalta algunos retos importantes en el diseño de interfaces tangibles:

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Mencionan de forma incipiente el toolkit que ya se acerca más al propósito de la investigación. Está en etapa de prototipo en el momento del artículo por lo que sólo hace parte del trabajo futuro.

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Holmquist 3 categorías para los objetos que pueden enlazarse con información digital:

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Contenedores (Containers): Objetos usados para mover información entre plataformas.

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Fichas o marcadores (Tokens): Objetos con los que se accede a información almacenada

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Herramientas (Tools): Objetos usados para manipular la información.

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Se propone un marco o framework conceptual para las interfaces tangibles, que está basado en un trabajo previo donde las interacciones se basaban en una clasificación token-constraint (marcador-restricción), y no alcanzan a cubrir las TUIexistentes.

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Se proponen unas definiciones de los objetos en el framework, y las propiedades que les permiten a los objetos interactuar. Varias interfaces (Illuminating Clay, ComTouch, Computational Building Blocks, Webstickers) se analizan a la luz de este paradigma verificando que las definiciones realizadas permiten modelar dichas TUI.

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En el paradigma propuesto, se expanden los términos de interación por asociación y manipulación de los objetos, además de permitir interacciones continuas o discretas.

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An important benefit of this approach, which is based on User Interface Description Language (UIDL) research, is that these specifications could be automatically or semi-automatically converted into concrete TUI implementations. In addition, such specifications could serve as a common ground for investigating both design and implementation concerns by TUI developers from different disciplines. Thus, the primary contribution of this article is a high-level UIDL that provides developers from different disciplines means for effectively specifying, discussing, and programming a broad range of tangible user interfaces. 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They draw upon users' knowledge and skills of the everyday non-digital world, such as pre-existing spatial, motor and social skills. With a broad range of application-domains, including education, planning and design, problem solving, and entertainment, these interfaces show a potential to enhance the way people interact with and leverage digital information. However, tangible user interfaces are currently considered challenging to design and build. Designers and developers of these interfaces encounter several conceptual, methodological and technical difficulties. Among others, these challenges include: the lack of appropriate interaction abstractions, the shortcomings of current user interface software tools to address continuous and parallel interactions, as well as the excessive effort required to integrate various input and output technologies. This dissertation addresses these challenges by proposing a new paradigm for developing tangible user interfaces. Rather than using a specific toolkit, we propose to specify the structure and behavior of a tangible user interface using high-level constructs, which abstract away implementation details. Thus, developers would be able to use a comprehensive set of abstractions to specify, discuss and program tangible interactions. An important benefit of this approach is that these specifications can be automatically or semi automatically converted into different concrete TUI implementations by a Tangible User Interface Management System (TUIMS). In addition, such specifications could serve as a common ground for investigating both design and implementation concerns by TUI developers from different backgrounds. Thus, the primary contribution of this dissertation is a high-level user interface description language that provides developers, from different disciplinary backgrounds, means for effectively specifying, programming and refining a broad range of tangible user interfaces. There are four distinct elements to this contribution: (1) a set of abstractions for describing the structure and behavior of tangible user interfaces, (2) visual specification techniques that utilize the above set of abstractions, for effectively modeling tangible interaction while capturing its unique characteristics, (3) a declarative XML-compliant language, based on the above specification techniques, that provides a canonical format for specifying tangible user interfaces, (4) a high-level architecture and a set of proof-of-concept prototypes that demonstrate the feasibility of building a Tangible User Interface Management System that semi-automatically translates high-level specifications into a program controlling specific target technologies. This user interface description language (UIDL) was evaluated using three evaluation methods: cognitive dimensions for notations, specification of benchmark user interfaces and application in a classroom environment over several semesters. 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With a similar intent, I propose an extension to the structurational perspective on technology that develops a practice lens to examine how people, as they interact with a technology in their ongoing practices, enact structures which shape their emergent and situated use of that technology. Viewing the use of technology as a process of enactment enables a deeper understanding of the constitutive role of social practices in the ongoing use and change of technologies in the workplace. 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