User evaluation of the Mask kiosk

A series of user trials carried out to assess the performance & usability of the Multimodal Multimedia Service Kiosk (MASK) prototype is reported on. The aim of the ESPRIT MASK project was to pave the way for advanced public-service applications with user interfaces employing multimodal, multime...

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Published in:Speech communication 2002-09, Vol.38 (1-2), p.131-139
Main Authors: Lamel, L, Bennacef, S, Gauvain, J L, Dartigues, H, Temem, J N
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