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Culture and mobile HCI: A review

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Published
Publication date1/12/2010
Number of pages10
Pages217-226
<mark>Original language</mark>English
Event8th International NordDesign Conference, NordDesign 2010 - Goteborg, Sweden
Duration: 25/08/201027/08/2010

Conference

Conference8th International NordDesign Conference, NordDesign 2010
Country/TerritorySweden
CityGoteborg
Period25/08/1027/08/10

Abstract

Culture has various definitions, but regardless of discussions about its concrete definition, the importance of cultural differences has been recognized in areas such as Human Computer Interaction (HCI). In the context of mobile HCI, the importance of culture can be viewed from various perspectives such as usability and ergonomics, business advantages and social sustainability. This study reviews HCI, and mobile HCI research in order to identify common approaches, tools, methods, results and findings in current literature. It is found that the field is missing HCI specific cultural models, has an unclear theoretical basis, and needs to apply user research methods. Consequently target points for further research in mobile HCI are itemized in the conclusion.