Human-Computer Interaction 3e Dix, Finlay, Abowd, Beale

exercises - 14. communication and collaboration models

EXERCISE 14.4

Compare turn-taking, round-robin and free-for-all as floor control mechanisms. When might each be effective?

answer available for tutors only

Other exercises in this chapter

ex.14.1 (ans), ex.14.2 (ans), ex.14.3 (tut), ex.14.4 (tut)

all exercises for this chapter

home | about | chapters | resources | exercises | online | editions | interactive | community | search | plus +++
exercises: 1. human | 2. computer | 3. interaction | 4. paradigms | 5. design basics | 6. software process | 7. design rules | 8. implementation | 9. evaluation | 10. universal design | 11. user support | 12. cognitive models | 13. socio-organizational | 14. comm and collab | 15. task models | 16. dialogue | 17. system models | 18. rich interaction | 19. groupware | 20. ubicomp, VR, vis | 21. hypertext and WWW