Space, Time, and Choice: A unified approach to flexible personal scheduling
summary
A unified space–time claim: a mobile prototype maps events and travel together, letting users drag places into a timeline while travel times update and conflicts auto-resolve via a push feature. It implements one-of group (choose the option with least travel time) and as-many-of group (maximize visits while minimizing travel) auto-optimizers. A small user study shows participants build multi-stop itineraries in a few minutes and value the combined visualization and adjustable automation.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:18Personal Planning
- 2:23Space-Time Constraints
- 4:14Design Goals for Tools and Practice
- 4:38Space-Time Planning Workflow
- 6:37User Evaluation
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