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Ethnographic study of projector use

by PARC, a Xerox company on Jun 08, 2010

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Projectors are interesting to us because they imply a social activity (how many of us have apologized for or fiddled with projectors in front of an audience?). Yet if projectors are social, their curre...

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Projectors are interesting to us because they imply a social activity (how many of us have apologized for or fiddled with projectors in front of an audience?). Yet if projectors are social, their current design is not appropriate. Here's how we explored this at PARC.

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