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Citations
9275
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6817
National Ranking
413

Overview

Keith Cheverst is affiliated with Lancaster University in the United Kingdom. Their research spans multiple fields, primarily focusing on Computer Science, with additional contributions in Psychology and Social Sciences.

Their work includes significant contributions to the subfields of Human-Computer Interaction, Social Psychology, and Education.

Key research topics that Keith Cheverst has explored include:

  • Innovative Human-Technology Interaction
  • Persona Design and Applications
  • Animal and Plant Science Education
  • Child Development and Digital Technology

Their collaborative efforts include frequent co-authorship with researchers such as Mads Bødker, Florian Daiber, Dan Fitton, and Janet C. Read.

Best Publications

  • Developing a context-aware electronic tourist guide: some issues and experiences

    Keith Cheverst;Nigel Davies;Keith Mitchell;Adrian Friday

  • Experiences of developing and deploying a context-aware tourist guide: the GUIDE project

    Keith Cheverst;Nigel Davies;Keith Mitchell;Adrian Friday

  • Exploiting Context in HCI Design for Mobile Systems

    K. Cheverst;Nigel Davies;Alan Dix;T. Rodden

  • Using and determining location in a context-sensitive tour guide

    N. Davies;K. Cheverst;K. Mitchell;A. Efrat

  • The role of adaptive hypermedia in a context-aware tourist GUIDE

    Keith Cheverst;Keith Mitchell;Nigel Davies

  • Designing with Care: Adapting Cultural Probes to Inform Design in Sensitive Settings

    G Dewsbury;J Hughes;K Cheverst;K Clarke

  • Design of an Object Model for a Context-Sensitive Tourist Guide

    Keith Cheverst;Keith Mitchell;Nigel Davies

  • A Survey of Map-based Mobile Guides

    Jürg Baus;Keith Cheverst;Christian Kray

  • 'Caches in the air': disseminating tourist information in the GUIDE system

    N. Davies;K. Cheverst;K. Mitchell;A. Friday

  • Developing a Context Sensitive Tourist Guide

    Nigel Davies;K. Cheverst;Gordon S. Blair;K. Mitchell

  • UTILIZING CONTEXT HISTORY TO PROVIDE DYNAMIC ADAPTATIONS

    Hee Eon Byun;Keith Cheverst

  • An Architecture for the Effective Support of Adaptive Context-Aware Applications

    Christos Efstratiou;Keith Cheverst;Nigel Davies;Adrian Friday

  • Exploring bluetooth based mobile phone interaction with the hermes photo display

    Keith Cheverst;Alan Dix;Daniel Fitton;Chris Kray

  • Leaving the wild: lessons from community technology handovers

    Nick Taylor;Keith Cheverst;Peter Wright;Patrick Olivier

  • How probes work

    Connor Graham;Mark Rouncefield;Martin Gibbs;Frank Vetere

  • Exploiting context to support social awareness and social navigation

    Keith Cheverst;Keith Mitchell;Nigel Davies;Gareth Smith

  • Developing Adaptive Applications: The MOST Experience

    A. Friday;N. Davies;G. S. Blair;K. W. J. Cheverst

  • Using Context as a Crystal Ball: Rewards and Pitfalls

    Keith Cheverst;Nigel Davies;Keith Mitchell;Christos Efstratiou

  • The Role of Connectivity in Supporting Context-Sensitive Applications

    Keith Cheverst;Nigel Davies;Keith Mitchell;Adrian Friday

  • Providing Tailored (Context-Aware) Information to City Visitors

    Keith Cheverst;Nigel Davies;Keith Mitchell;Paul Smith

  • Exploiting user models and context-awareness to support personal daily activities

    K. Cheverst;H.E. Byun

  • 4th international workshop on: "HCI in mobile guides"

    Keith Cheverst;Barbara Schmidt-Belz

Frequent Co-Authors

Nigel Davies
Nigel Davies Lancaster University
Mark Rouncefield
Mark Rouncefield Lancaster University
Adrian Friday
Adrian Friday Lancaster University
Alan Dix
Alan Dix Swansea University
Gordon S. Blair
Gordon S. Blair Lancaster University
Johannes Schöning
Johannes Schöning University of St. Gallen
Corina Sas
Corina Sas Lancaster University
Tom Rodden
Tom Rodden University of Nottingham
Andy Crabtree
Andy Crabtree University of Nottingham
Susanne Boll
Susanne Boll Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg

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