Perceptions of the Effect of Fragmented Attention on Mobile Web Search Tasks
Morgan Harvey, Matthew Pointon
Abstract
Morgan Harvey, Matthew Pointon
Abstract
Mobile devices are rapidly becoming our main method of accessing the Internet and are frequently used to perform on-the-go search tasks. The use of such devices in situations where attention must be divided, such as when walking, are common and research suggests that this increases cognitive load and, therefore, may have an impact on performance.
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Mobile devices are rapidly becoming our main method of accessing the Internet and are frequently used to perform on-the-go search tasks. The use of such devices in situations where attention must be divided, such as when walking, are common and research suggests that this increases cognitive load and, therefore, may have an impact on performance.
Key concepts: Computer science, The Internet, Perception, Mobile device, Cognition, Human–computer interaction, Mobile internet, Search engine