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Research methods in Mobile HCI: trends and opportunities
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Jesper Kjeldskov, Keith Cheverst, Marco de Sá, 
Matt Jones, 
Roderick Murray-SmithAuthors Info & Claims
Jesper Kjeldskov, Keith Cheverst, Marco de Sá, Matt Jones, Roderick Murray-SmithAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 255 - 260
Abstract
This panel addresses the past, present and future of mobile HCI research in terms of methods and focus. The panel takes its offset in a new literature survey following up from Kjeldskov and Graham's survey from Mobile HCI 2003 [6]. Based on this, and their own experiences, the panelists will outline and discuss their views on current methodological trends in mobile HCI research, and suggest and discuss what opportunities they see for responding to these trends and pushing the research field further forward.
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