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Herriotts, A. and Burstyn, J. gBook: An e-book Reader with Physical Document Navigation Techniques. in proceedings of the 28th international conference extended abstracts on human factors in computing systems. chi ea '10. acm, new york, ny, 2010. 

 

Abstract

In this paper, we present gBook, a prototype for a new style of e-Book reader that uses flexible inputs and page orientation to simulate the properties of reading a bound printed book. This project takes into account some of the known methods that people use when reading books, to make page navigation, in particular, browsing, correspond more to that of paper-based books. The underlying assumption is that doing so will improve the learnability of navigation, as well as the usability by allowing more casual methods of page navigation.

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