1. SATISFYING INTERACTIVE NEEDSON MULTI-TOUCH SURFACESMARK HANCOCKUNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO1

2. we can improve interaction byconsidering basic human needs2 3. touchgood interfacesgames satisfy basic human needs3 4. aroundInteractionon and abovebehaviourstories, games,and poetry4 5. what compels people to use technology?5 6. Diane WatsonRegan MandrykMax Birkmouse vs. touch6 7. 7touch:felt more competent than with mousefelt more autonomous than with mousefelt more related than with mousedeconstructing the touch experience (ITS 2013) 8. sandtray therapychildren play in sandtherapist observesgain insight8 9. 9cooperative design: digital sandtraymeaningful therapy requires autonomy 10. 10sandtray therapy (CHI 2010) 11. we can improve interaction byleveraging physical actionssatisfying our basic need for autonomy11 12. asymmetric playJohn HarrisJay ChilibeckiStacey Scott12 13. where to now, mr. wizard?13 14. beam me round, scotty!14 15. lemmingramsLumishare15 16. we can improve interaction bysupporting asymmetric playsatisfying our basic need for relatedness16 17. we can improve interaction byconsidering basic human needs17 18. 18Current Students:Ayman AlzayatHala AnwarAdam BradleyBetty ChangJay ChilibeckiJohn HarrisCayley MacAthurMilad SoroushDiane WatsonCurrent Postdoc:Deltcho ValtchanovPast Students:Alexandra IonArezoo IrannejadRebecca LangerDavid LindlbauerMehrnaz MostafapourDmitry PyryeskinJoseph ShumTOUCHLABUNIVERSITY OF WATERLOOtouchlab.uwaterloo.ca