Paper Info
Title
Effects of feedback on eye typing with a short dwell time
Abstract
Eye typing provides means of communication especially for people with severe disabilities. Recent research indicates that the type of feedback impacts typing speed, error rate, and the user's need to switch her gaze between the on-screen keyboard and the typed text field. The current study focuses on the issues of feedback when a short dwell time (450 ms vs. 900 ms in a previous study) is used. Results show that the findings obtained using longer dwell times only partly apply for shorter dwell times. For example, with a short dwell time, spoken feedback results in slower text entry speed and double entry errors. A short dwell time requires sharp and clear feedback that supports the typing rhythm.
Year
DOI
Venue
2004
10.1145/968363.968390
ETRA
Keywords
Field
DocType
feedback result,current study,previous study,clear feedback,short dwell time,double entry error,dwell time,typing rhythm,eye typing,shorter dwell time,feedback,error rate
Dwell time,Gaze,Computer science,Simulation,Word error rate,Eye typing,Typing,Rhythm,Text entry
Conference
ISBN
Citations 
PageRank 
1-58113-825-3
26
1.78
References 
Authors
9
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Päivi Majaranta149839.51
Anne Aula268139.20
Kari-jouko Räihä31221365.36