Computer-human connection

A computer-human connection is typically required to perform things on a computer, and peripherals such as keyboard are used, or a built-in mic.Designing human-computer experience isn’t about building a better desktop. It’s about creating imaginary worlds that have a special relationship to reality—worlds in which we can extend, amplify, and enrich our own capacities to think, feel, and act.
—Brenda Laurel, Computers as Theatre
By adding a physical dimension to an imaginary world, that world gains visual and tactile dimensions, allowing for the creation of worlds that can be directly perceived by the senses as opposed to the imaginative faculties. This, correspondingly, strengthens the potential for interaction.
—David Langdon, “World-Building Tools,” The Routledge Companion to Imaginary Worlds
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