@article{RoTh06,
	title = {Attention aware systems: Theories, applications and research agenda},
	author = {Claudia Roda and Julie Thomas},
	journal = {Computers in Human Behavior},
	pages = {557-587},
	volume = {22},
	year = {2006},
	biburl = {http://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/2eeac5dcab85ac1005b4a8072212cf20c/carsten},
	abstract = {Human perceptual and cognitive abilities are limited resources. Attention
	is the mechanism used to allocate such resources in the most effective
	way. Current technologies, in addition to allowing fast access to
	information and people, should be designed to support human attentional
	processes on which they impose further strain. This paper analyses
	the issues related to the design of systems capable of such support:
	attention aware systems. We introduce the research aimed at understanding
	and modelling human attentional processes, including perceptual and
	cognitive processes as studied in cognitive psychology, as well as
	rhetorical, aesthetic, and social aspects related to attentional
	mechanisms. We analyse current approaches to the design of attention
	aware systems along three major features: detection of user�s current
	attentional state, detection and evaluation of possible alternative
	attentional states, strategies for focus switch or maintenance. Finally,
	we discuss the most promising research direction for the development
	of systems capable of supporting human attentional mechanisms.},
	owner = {ritterskamp}, file = {RoTh06.pdf:RoTh06.pdf:PDF}, comment = {Attention Aware Systems add to the design guidelines for systems dealing
	with fragmented work.
	
	Negative effects of interruptions: "introdurcing task switching increases
	the mean completion time" (p. 566) Wechsel zwischen Aufgaben muss
	gut unterst�tzt werden, um Kosten zu minimieren
	
	Die Bedeutung von Cues: "providing cues about the context of the interrupted
	work would support attentional processes in task resumption" (p.
	566). Dies zur (gegenteiligen?) Auffassung von OuSa06 in Beziehung
	setzen!}, timestamp = {2006.07.19}, standort = {Ordner - hier Annotationen beachten!},
	keywords = {context diss interruptions }
}