Marianna Obrist is a researcher in the HCI & Usability Unit of the ICT&S Center at the University of Salzburg. She holds a master degree in Communication and Political Science from the University of Salzburg. The focal point of her research..
Marianna Obrist is a researcher in the HCI & Usability Unit of the ICT&S Center at the University of Salzburg. She holds a master degree in Communication and Political Science from the University of Salzburg. The focal point of her research lies in human-computer interfaces, user-centered design of interactive services, and in particular the user involvement into the development of new products/systems. She is involved in several research projects concerned with the study of the home environment and the analysis of user requirements for interactive TV (i.e. iiTV@home, iTV 4 all). Since September 2006 she is working within the European research project CITIZEN MEDIA, focusing on co-creation and user experience evaluation in the new user driven media landscape. She was part of the organization team for the MobileHCI 2005 conference. In 2007 she finished her doctoral studies in communication science with focus on human-computer interaction. Her dissertation was about self-motivated adaptation and innovation of user interfaces in the context home.
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