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In meetings, people sometimes come across information in the environment or in the conversation. This kind of ac- cidentally encountered information may be or not be rele- vant to the main meeting topic, but stirs people’s temporary interest and mediates group conversation. In some cases people even need to search these unexpected terms in the Web. This phenomenon is called opportunistic search. We question if digital displays can be designed to support op- portunistic search in meetings. Assuming information shar- ing in collocated meetings may largely come from conversa- tion, we propose to design an ambient tabletop display that provides just-in-time conversational information to support opportunistic browsing and searching. In this paper, we present our design explorations with user study, and answer some of the major design questions for such systems.
Denis Gillet, Juan Carlos Farah