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In front of and behind the second screen
Author(s) -
David Geerts,
Rinze Leenheer,
Dirk De Grooff,
Joost Negenman,
Susanne Heijstraten
Publication year - 2014
Publication title -
lirias (ku leuven)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.1145/2602299.2602312
Subject(s) - focus (optics) , computer science , perspective (graphical) , analytics , world wide web , value (mathematics) , front (military) , multimedia , human–computer interaction , data science , engineering , mechanical engineering , optics , artificial intelligence , machine learning , physics
The growing success of tablets and smartphones has shifted the focus of the interactive TV industry to the introduction of second screen applications. One example is second screen companion apps that offer extra information about a television program, often synchronized with what happens on screen. In this paper, we investigate a second screen companion app, from the perspective of the viewers and producers of such apps. Based on observations and interviews with viewers and producers, and actual usage data of a companion app from Google Analytics, we present several insights and recommendations for how to design companion apps related to ease of use, timing, social interaction, attention and added value.status: publishe

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