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Statistics for HCI

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This is a participatory seminar on statistics for HCI . We will be examining the hypothesis: T-9 is faster than multi-tap for entering text messages on mobile phones. We will be discussing experiment design, carrying out the experiment and analysising the data in SPSS .

Please bring your mobile phones and any stopwatches you may have.

This talk is part of the Rainbow Interaction Seminars series.

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