User Interfaces for Voice Applications
This paper discusses some of the aspects of task requirements, user expectations, and technological capabilities that influence the design of a voice interface and then identifies several components of user interfaces that are particularly critical in successful voice applications. Examples from sev...
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| description | This paper discusses some of the aspects of task requirements, user expectations, and technological capabilities that influence the design of a voice interface and then identifies several components of user interfaces that are particularly critical in successful voice applications. Examples from several applications are provided to demonstrate how these components are used to produce effective voice interfaces. |
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| subjects | Applications Audio interfaces Communication Computer menus Dictation Equipment Design Equipment Failure Human computer interaction Humans Interfaces Language Social interaction Speech Technology Telephones User-Computer Interface Vocabulary Voice Voice communications Voice recognition Voice response technology |
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