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Autonomous Data Collection is as Effective as Laboratory-Based Data Collection Using a Joint Position Sense Application

Mankala, Vikas Medhansh (University of Oregon, 2017)

Proprioception is the unconscious awareness of body position and motion in space that enables the freedom of daily physical tasks. A submodality of proprioception, joint position sense, is an important clinical metric that ...
Considerations and Process in the Development of a Mobile Application for the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art

Hodgdon, Jessica Irene (2012-06)

Museums are always looking for the best way to engage audiences. Mobile technology is advancing quickly and smartphones are quickly becoming commonplace. A museum smartphone application can provide visitors with a more ...
Improving the Usability of Mobile Applications Through Context-awareness

Davies, Donald J. (2007-03)

The usability of mobile applications is threatened by limited input/output capabilities and varied access situations (Bertini et al., 2005). Through context-awareness, applications are programmed to respond to contextual ...
Process and Possibilities Associated with the Development of a Mobile App that Explores Culture, Place, and the Promise of Play

Parker, Edward Wright (2013-06)

Audiences are engaging with culture and the arts in digital and analog formats through a variety of modes and in a variety of roles in large numbers. By exploring the wide variety of user generated media works and ...
TriMet Transit App

Clark, Tim (University of Oregon, 2018)

Students in Tim Clark’s Product Design Studio (BFA 486) were asked develop a multimodal urban transit app to serve users of TriMet’s public transit services. The purpose of a TriMet transit app is to provide users with ...