Exploring the Use of Non-Digital Situated Displays in a Rural Community
Nick Taylor, Keith Cheverst · Lancaster EPrints (Lancaster University) · 2008
Public, situated displays of information are truly ubiquitous, found in all walks of life providing a wide range of information—but not necessarily in digital form. In this paper we present a survey of non-digital situated display usage in a small, rural community in North West England, with the intention of exploring how community display practices might be improved by digital technology. 1.