The paper reports a study of mobile personalization in the context of large sport events, specifically with Chinese users. The study compared the user experience obtained by Chinese spectators at a large sports event when using a prototype mobile application that either did, or did not, allow personalization. The study found that mobile personalization could play an important role in enriching the user experience at large sport events, but also had some potential drawbacks. In addition, limitations were identified with existing user centred design methods with Chinese users and suggestions for appropriate evaluation methods for these users are made
In modern China, the national economy has been continuously upgraded to promote the exercise partici...
The current study was to examine the relationship how the usage motivation features (i.e., perceived...
Empowered by the Web’s interactive and quick-response capabilities, mobile marketing is a very promi...
Mobile personalization is frequently discussed, and has been shown in relation to a number of usage ...
At large sporting events (LSEs), e.g. football matches and athletics events, the user experience has...
This article describes a field study investigating the impact on user experience of personalisation ...
This article describes an experimental study investigating the impact on user experience of two appr...
This paper presents three field studies undertaken at large sports events in the UK and China, with ...
This article describes how user centered, and particularly co-design methods can help maximize user ...
Mobile personalization at large sports events: user experience and mobile device personalization Thi...
This article describes how user centered, and particularly co-design methods can help maximize user ...
Along with the proliferation of the mobile information system, broadcasters depend on multiple chann...
Purpose: Smartphones have become ubiquitous devices that enable individuals to integrate digital res...
The evolution of the smartphone continues. The rapid rise in the number of applications (apps) means...
This paper reports results from two field trials of TrottingPal, a mobile system that supports event...
In modern China, the national economy has been continuously upgraded to promote the exercise partici...
The current study was to examine the relationship how the usage motivation features (i.e., perceived...
Empowered by the Web’s interactive and quick-response capabilities, mobile marketing is a very promi...
Mobile personalization is frequently discussed, and has been shown in relation to a number of usage ...
At large sporting events (LSEs), e.g. football matches and athletics events, the user experience has...
This article describes a field study investigating the impact on user experience of personalisation ...
This article describes an experimental study investigating the impact on user experience of two appr...
This paper presents three field studies undertaken at large sports events in the UK and China, with ...
This article describes how user centered, and particularly co-design methods can help maximize user ...
Mobile personalization at large sports events: user experience and mobile device personalization Thi...
This article describes how user centered, and particularly co-design methods can help maximize user ...
Along with the proliferation of the mobile information system, broadcasters depend on multiple chann...
Purpose: Smartphones have become ubiquitous devices that enable individuals to integrate digital res...
The evolution of the smartphone continues. The rapid rise in the number of applications (apps) means...
This paper reports results from two field trials of TrottingPal, a mobile system that supports event...
In modern China, the national economy has been continuously upgraded to promote the exercise partici...
The current study was to examine the relationship how the usage motivation features (i.e., perceived...
Empowered by the Web’s interactive and quick-response capabilities, mobile marketing is a very promi...