[Sigia-l] Right-side navigation

[Arjun Sabharwal]

Hal  

I think, it is too early to draw any conclusions for that 
matter but it is never too late to raise questions.  
Libraries are gradually becoming part of a thriving 
technoculture in addition to their interest in adopting 
assistive technologies, and one could make a case 
for "mirroring"--one resason begin the need for a broader 
range of assistive technology for physically and visually 
impaired users.  

-- Arjun Sabharwal

Hal wrote:
>Arjun, are you drawing some conclusion from this? The users 
will likely 
>leave the mouse wherever they needed it last - wherever the 
last thing 
>they clicked on might have been. I don't think I'd attempt 
to read much 
>more than that.
>
>
>However, I think I remember Tog commenting on accessibility 
of right 
>corners of screen vs. left corners of screen at some point, 
but I don't 
>remember the details; does anybody else? I think it was 
part of 
>prioritizing the the five most easily-accessible points on 
the screen. 
>Wherever the mouse happens to be at the moment, and then 
the four 
>screen corners, in a particular order.
Arjun Sabharwal
Remote Services Librarian
Baker College Library
(810) 766-4210
1050 W. Bristol Road
Flint, MI 48507
arjun.sabharwal at baker.edu