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9781558607682

Voice Interaction Design

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  • Copyright: 2004-12-13
  • Publisher: Elsevier Science
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Summary

From the voice on the phone, to the voice on the computer, to the voice from the toaster, speech user interfaces are coming into the mainstream and are here to stay forever. Soundly anchored in HCI, cognitive psychology, linguistics, and social psychology, this supremely practical book is loaded with examples, how-to advice, and design templates. Drawing widely on decades of researchin lexicography, conversation analysis, computational linguistics, and social psychologyauthor Randy Allen Harris outlines the principles of how people use language interactively, and illustrates every aspect of design work. In the first part of the book, Harris provides a thorough conceptual basis of language in all its relevant aspects, from speech sounds to conversational principles. The second part takes you patiently through the entire process of designing an interactive speech system: from team building to user profiles, to agent design, scripting, and evaluation. This book provides interaction designers with the knowledge and strategies to craft language-based applications the way users will expect them to behave.

Table of Contents

Preface xv
Introduction
3(32)
Interfaces
3(13)
Command-line Interfaces
5(2)
Graphic Interfaces
7(1)
Multimodal Interfaces
8(2)
Keypad Interfaces
10(2)
Voice Interfaces
12(4)
Why Speech?
16(2)
Why Conversation?
18(2)
Talking to Machines
20(3)
What Isn't in This Book
23(1)
My Approach
24(3)
The Rest of This Book
27(4)
Summary
31(4)
Speech
35(6)
Sound and Meaning
41(34)
A Note About `Grammaticality'
44(1)
Sound
45(4)
Words
49(9)
Synonymy, Homonymy, and Ambiguity
52(6)
Syntax
58(4)
Semantics
62(4)
Prosody
66(2)
An Interlude on Speech Synthesis
68(2)
Summary
70(5)
Doing Things with Words
75(52)
Pragmatics
76(2)
Conversational Pragmatics
78(9)
Quantity
79(2)
Quality
81(1)
Relevance
82(1)
Manner
82(3)
Given Information, New Information
85(2)
Register
87(2)
Register and Grice's maxims
88(1)
Listening
89(5)
Speech as Action
94(7)
Assertions
95(1)
Imperatives
96(1)
Interrogatives
96(5)
Dialogue Acts
101(6)
Task Management
107(13)
Constitutive Acts
108(3)
Informative Acts
111(7)
Obligative Acts
118(2)
Summary
120(7)
An example
122(5)
Conversation
127(32)
Dialogue Management
128(1)
Dialogic Pairs
129(8)
Turns
137(6)
Flow Regulating Dialogue Acts
138(5)
Groundskeeping
143(14)
Feedback
145(4)
Repair
149(3)
Initiative
152(5)
Summary
157(2)
Glue
159(30)
Topic Management: Coherence and Cohesion
160(19)
Coherence
164(8)
Cohesion
172(7)
Summary
179(1)
Appendix: Coherence Relations
180(9)
Diction
189(14)
Usage
191(5)
Lexical Friends and Relatives
196(3)
Collocation
196(1)
Colligation
197(2)
Summary
199(4)
Crafting Voice Interfaces
203(20)
To Voice or Not to Voice
205(4)
Voicing the Web
209(2)
Bad Habits
211(6)
A Voice Interface is Not an Auditory GUI
211(3)
Why Menus are Very, Very Bad for Voice-Interaction Design
214(3)
Habitability
217(2)
Summary
219(4)
The Team and the Process
223(18)
The Team
223(2)
Team Organization
224(1)
Interaction Architect
225(2)
Credentials
226(1)
Functions
227(1)
Lexicographer
227(3)
Credentials
228(1)
Functions
229(1)
Interactive-Dialogue Writers
230(2)
Credentials
231(1)
Functions
231(1)
Soundscape Designer
232(1)
Credentials
232(1)
Functions
233(1)
Quality Assurance Prime
233(2)
Credentials
234(1)
Functions
234(1)
Usability Prime
235(1)
Credentials
235(1)
Functions
235(1)
Research Prime
236(1)
Technology Expert
236(1)
Subject-matter Expert
237(1)
The Process
237(3)
Summary
240(1)
Users, Tasks
241(24)
User Profiles
242(3)
Task Analysis
245(5)
Gathering the Data
250(11)
Observation Phase
252(4)
Interview Phase
256(4)
Other Methods
260(1)
Summary
261(1)
Appendix: Sample Task Analysis
262(3)
Building the Discourse Model
265(36)
Collecting Appropriate Vocabulary
268(19)
Building the Corpus
269(6)
Building the Lexicon
275(12)
Determining Commonly Used Grammatical Constructs
287(5)
Discovering Effective Interaction Patterns
292(5)
Summary
297(4)
Agents
301(46)
Personification
302(6)
The Case Against Interface Personification
305(3)
Primary Considerations
308(3)
Branding
308(1)
Aesthetics
309(1)
Productivity
309(1)
Ergonomics
309(1)
Role
309(1)
Capabilities
309(2)
Cast
311(34)
Real or Synthetic
311(4)
Gender
315(3)
Dialect
318(4)
Character
322(9)
Personality
331(5)
Emotion
336(3)
Diction
339(1)
Physical Characteristics
340(1)
Number and Constituency
341(2)
Casting
343(2)
Constrained Variability
345(1)
Summary
345(2)
Dialogue Matters
347(76)
Errors and Slippages
348(8)
Recognition Errors
349(2)
Interaction Slippages
351(3)
Task Slippages
354(1)
Error Spirals
355(1)
Prevention
356(9)
Prompting
357(1)
Lexical Density
358(2)
Stealth Training
360(1)
Reserve Synonyms and Metonyms
361(1)
The Suitcase Strategy
362(3)
Repair
365(44)
Repairing Nonrecognitions
366(5)
Repairing Misrecognitions
371(1)
Diagnosing Slippages
372(7)
Managing Slippages
379(15)
Managing Initiative
394(5)
Expanding and Tapering
399(7)
Last Resorts
406(1)
OK, Users Can Be the Cause of Some Slippages
407(2)
Pre-Existing Sources
409(8)
Voicing Tabular Data
409(2)
Voicing Links
411(4)
Lexical Translations
415(2)
Legacy
417(2)
Summary
419(4)
Scripting
423(50)
Developing the Dialogue
426(27)
Elaborating the Script
428(1)
Writing the Dialogue
429(7)
Designing Turns
436(13)
Shaping the Diction
449(2)
Using Scenarios
451(2)
Planning the Call Flow
453(15)
Sequencing and Dependencies
454(4)
Broadening the Interaction
458(5)
Plotting the Call Flow
463(5)
Specifying the Design
468(4)
Summary
472(1)
Iterative Evaluation
473(44)
Wizard of Oz
474(28)
The Resources
477(2)
The Timing
479(1)
The Wizard
479(2)
The Support Team
481(1)
The Tools
482(2)
The Process
484(6)
The Test
490(5)
The Analysis
495(7)
Usability Testing
502(2)
Other Usability Inspection Methods
504(6)
Heuristic Evaluation
505(2)
Pluralistic Talkthrough
507(3)
Beta Tests, Field Studies
510(2)
Local Field Studies
510(1)
Remote Field Studies
510(2)
Beta Tests
512(1)
Summary
512(1)
Appendix 15-1: Sample Scalar Questions
513(3)
Appendix 15-2: Transcription Sample
516(1)
Conclusion --- Pursuing Habitability
517(4)
Glossary 521(30)
Bibliography 551(22)
Index 573

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