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'''Dynamic queries''' allow the visual querying of data possibly from a database through graphical interface elements, e.g., sliders. Instead of using a special purpose query language, the person seeking information should be able to "rapidly, safely, | '''Dynamic queries''' allow the visual querying of data possibly from a database through graphical interface elements, e.g., sliders. Instead of using a special purpose query language, the person seeking information should be able to "rapidly, safely, | ||
and even playfully explore a database" [Shneiderman, 1994]. | and even playfully explore a database" [Shneiderman, 1994]. The concept of dynamic queries is based on the idea of [[direct manipulation]]. | ||
== See also == | |||
* [[Direct manipulation]] | |||
* [[Dynamic exploration]] | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
* [Ahlberg et al, 1992] Christopher Ahlberg and Christopher Williamson and Ben Shneiderman. In ''Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing systems'', pages 619-626, Monterey, California, 1992. | * [Ahlberg et al, 1992] Christopher Ahlberg and Christopher Williamson and Ben Shneiderman. In ''Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing systems'', pages 619-626, Monterey, California, 1992. | ||
* [Shneiderman, 1994] Ben Shneiderman. Dynamic queries for visual information seeking, ''IEEE Software'', 11(6):70-77, 1994. | * [Shneiderman, 1994] Ben Shneiderman. Dynamic queries for visual information seeking, ''IEEE Software'', 11(6):70-77, 1994. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:24, 22 April 2008
Dynamic queries allow the visual querying of data possibly from a database through graphical interface elements, e.g., sliders. Instead of using a special purpose query language, the person seeking information should be able to "rapidly, safely, and even playfully explore a database" [Shneiderman, 1994]. The concept of dynamic queries is based on the idea of direct manipulation.
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References[edit]
- [Ahlberg et al, 1992] Christopher Ahlberg and Christopher Williamson and Ben Shneiderman. In Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing systems, pages 619-626, Monterey, California, 1992.
- [Shneiderman, 1994] Ben Shneiderman. Dynamic queries for visual information seeking, IEEE Software, 11(6):70-77, 1994.