Multimodality and Personalisation

David Bonnefoy, Olaf Drögehorn, Ralf Kernchen · 2007

This chapter focuses on the following aspects of the mobile user experience: • Multimodality: How to make the best use of available devices, those that the user carries with her (such as a cell phone) or those that become available while she moves (such as an audio car kit); and for each of those devices, how to make the best use of the various modalities (such as sound, video and text) they offer. • Personalisation: How to ensure that the applications offered to the user are tailored to her specific needs and her specific situation. This chapter introduces a multimodality framework that allows an application to easily provide content to the user on the most suitable device and using the most suitable modality, and presents a personalisation framework that manages the user's personal information and helps applications to adapt themselves to the user needs.

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