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Computer Science Education Research,
University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Subtitle file for the video "Computer Science Field Guide: Human Computer Interaction"
Author: Alasdair Smith
Date: 14/02/2017
Modified by: Courtney Bracefield on 15/10/2019

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[Human Computer Interaction]
Every device you use has an interface.

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Some interfaces are awesome,
and others range from mildly frustrating

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to throw-your-computer-off-a-building frustrating,

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I wanted to see what it would be like,
if some humans acted like some computers.

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Like when computers respond too slowly.

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[Info: Adding 5 items to your cart]

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Would you like a lemonade?

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Ah, yes please.

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Yes please.

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Yes.

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Yes I would like a lemonade.

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Yes!

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Five lemonades coming up!

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Have you ever tried setting the time on one of these?

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How many napkins would you like?
Ah, four please.

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One?
No.

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Two.
No.

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Three.
No.

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Four.
No. Wait yes!
Five.

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No.
Six.
No.

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Seven.
No.

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Eight.
No.

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Nine.
No.

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Ten.
No.

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One.
No.

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Two.
No.

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Three.
No.

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Four.
No. Wait!
Five.

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[sigh] No.
Six.

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Or when you're not expecting your phone to do this.
Say cheese!

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["Cheese!"]

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Oh sorry I'm out of storage!
["Awww"]

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Oh excuse me, can I please have a glass of water?

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Sorry but my order pad is out of space.
Oh it's alright it's just there you could just grab it.

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Sorry but my order pad is out of space.

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Do you mind if I just get it?
As I said before my order pad is out of space.

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For anyone to use a digital device,
they have to use an interface.

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Having a good interface is critical
to the success of any software that you develop.

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It's not just about where you place things
on the screen, or what colours you use.

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It's about having an understanding
of both ends of the system.

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The device, and the human.

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The field of Human Computer Interaction, or HCI

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Is about understanding how people think,
and how they behave. And coming up with ways

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to help them avoid making mistakes
or getting frustrated with the digital device.

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Would you like a lemonade?
[sigh]

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Human Computer Interaction