Designing interactions with pervasive displays for location-based storytelling
Xiao Emila Yang, Martin Tomitsch · 2014
This paper investigates the use of pervasive displays for location-based storytelling. It proposes the integration of such displays with fictional location-based story experiences as a way of connecting the story with the physical environment in which the story unfolds. The study in presented in this paper investigates techniques for interacting with pervasive displays as part of a location-based story prototype. The study results suggest that pervasive displays affect the engagement with the story and locations, the flow and pace of the story, and the general comprehension of the story content. Based on the findings, we suggest a set of guidelines for integrating pervasive displays with location-based stories.