Jens Emil Grønbæk
Christine Linding
ABSTRACT
Proxemics Play has been suggested as a concept for designing socially engaging play experiences. We expand on this concept by investigating the role of fixed and semi-fixed architectural features in configuring meaningful socio-spatial relations of collocated play. We draw on ideas of perceptual, control and deixis proxemics to design and evaluate three cross-device games, illustrating novel directions for proxemics play. The games also illustrate new ways for mobile devices to support physical activity as well as face-to-face social interaction between children.
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- Proxemics Play: Exploring the Interplay between Mobile Devices and Interiors
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