Stuart Reeves is a Research Fellow at Horizon Digital Economy Research, University of Nottingham. He is interested in the design of interactive technologies situated in public and semi-public settings, with particular focus on issues such as spectatorship. In his work he has been involved in developing, deploying and evaluating interaction in a variety of settings such as museums and galleries, crowded urban locations, and artistic or performance events taking place anywhere from city streets to dedicated venues.

From the reviews: "Reeves' book is a great outcome of his PhD, and is relevant to many scenarios and digital infrastructures that people deploy or are involved with every day. ... Reeves recognizes that many bridges exist between humans and computers, and the resources that align perspectives from all of the stakeholders are paramount. ... he presents a valid survey that is well worth looking at if you are interested in human-computer interaction (HCI). Do not overlook this book." (Alyx Macfadyen, ACM Computing Reviews, October, 2011)

• Introduction.-From Individuals to Third Parties, from Private to Public.-Studying Technology in Public Settings.-Audience and Participants: One Rock.-Professionals and Non-Professionals: The Journey into Space.-Orchestration and Staging: Fairground: Thrill Laboratory.-Frames and Bystanders: Uncle Roy All Around You.-A Framework for Designing Interfaces in Public Settings.-Conclusion.

Stuart Reeves is a Research Fellow at Horizon Digital Economy Research, University of Nottingham. He is interested in the design of interactive technologies situated in public and semi-public settings, with particular focus on issues such as spectatorship. In his work he has been involved in developing, deploying and evaluating interaction in a variety of settings such as museums and galleries, crowded urban locations, and artistic or performance events taking place anywhere from city streets to dedicated venues.

From the reviews: "Reeves' book is a great outcome of his PhD, and is relevant to many scenarios and digital infrastructures that people deploy or are involved with every day. ... Reeves recognizes that many bridges exist between humans and computers, and the resources that align perspectives from all of the stakeholders are paramount. ... he presents a valid survey that is well worth looking at if you are interested in human-computer interaction (HCI). Do not overlook this book." (Alyx Macfadyen, ACM Computing Reviews, October, 2011)

• Introduction.-From Individuals to Third Parties, from Private to Public.-Studying Technology in Public Settings.-Audience and Participants: One Rock.-Professionals and Non-Professionals: The Journey into Space.-Orchestration and Staging: Fairground: Thrill Laboratory.-Frames and Bystanders: Uncle Roy All Around You.-A Framework for Designing Interfaces in Public Settings.-Conclusion.

Stuart Reeves is a Research Fellow at Horizon Digital Economy Research, University of Nottingham. He is interested in the design of interactive technologies situated in public and semi-public settings, with particular focus on issues such as spectatorship. In his work he has been involved in developing, deploying and evaluating interaction in a variety of settings such as museums and galleries, crowded urban locations, and artistic or performance events taking place anywhere from city streets to dedicated venues.

From the reviews: "Reeves' book is a great outcome of his PhD, and is relevant to many scenarios and digital infrastructures that people deploy or are involved with every day. ... Reeves recognizes that many bridges exist between humans and computers, and the resources that align perspectives from all of the stakeholders are paramount. ... he presents a valid survey that is well worth looking at if you are interested in human-computer interaction (HCI). Do not overlook this book." (Alyx Macfadyen, ACM Computing Reviews, October, 2011)

• Introduction.-From Individuals to Third Parties, from Private to Public.-Studying Technology in Public Settings.-Audience and Participants: One Rock.-Professionals and Non-Professionals: The Journey into Space.-Orchestration and Staging: Fairground: Thrill Laboratory.-Frames and Bystanders: Uncle Roy All Around You.-A Framework for Designing Interfaces in Public Settings.-Conclusion.