Conversation is multimodal
Stefan Schaffer, Norbert Reithinger
Abstract
Stefan Schaffer, Norbert Reithinger
Abstract
In this paper we try to provoke by teasing the question "if conversational user interfaces should be multimodal?". Of course they should! In decades of research in multimodal HCI excellent arguments can be found. We substantiate our perspective with an example showing how conversational interaction becomes more robust and efficient through the use of multimodality.
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In this paper we try to provoke by teasing the question "if conversational user interfaces should be multimodal?". Of course they should! In decades of research in multimodal HCI excellent arguments can be found. We substantiate our perspective with an example showing how conversational interaction becomes more robust and efficient through the use of multimodality.
Key concepts: Multimodality, Conversation, Multimodal interaction, Computer science, Human–computer interaction, Perspective (graphical), Multimodal therapy, Conversation analysis