RUI: Recording user input from interfaces under Windows and Mac OS X |
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Authors: | Urmila Kukreja William E. Stevenson Frank E. Ritter |
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Affiliation: | Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania 16802, USA. |
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Abstract: | Event and timing logs are useful in studying human—computer interaction, evaluating applications, and comparing input devices. Recording User Input (RUI) is a tool that records user—computer interface behavior. It is created in the .Net framework with C# for Windows and in the Carbon framework for Mac OS X. RUI runs in the background and works with software that runs under Windows or Mac OS X (10.3 Panther and later versions). We illustrate its use with a human—robot interaction interface and present two simple tests that RUI passes and that other timing software should pass: avoiding 0-msec timings and time distributions that follow a gamma (or gamma-like) distribution. |
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