US 2015/0089393 A1 · ARRANGEMENT OF CONTENT ON A LARGE FORMAT DISPLAY

Abstract

A technology for arrangement of interactive content on a large format display is disclosed. A heuristic determines content most likely to be interacted with by a user and rearranges content on the large format display to be closest to the user. For example, a window that was most recently interacted with can be arranged to be closest to a coordinate on the large format display that is closest to a user. Additionally, a display having a substantially “L-shaped” configuration allows for display of collaborative materials and video of remote participants simultaneously, which provides for a more natural interaction for a meeting participant interacting with the collaborative materials.

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Dependent claims

A method comprising:

receiving, by a processor, a presentation input requesting to display a first content window and a second content window on a display, wherein the presentation input identifies a selection point on the display at which the presentation input was received;
determining, by the processor, whether the first content window or the second content window was interacted with most recently;
and
upon a determination that the first content window was interacted with most recently, presenting, by the processor, the first content window at a first position on the display and the second content window at a second position on the display, wherein a first distance spanning from the first position to the selection point is shorter than a second distance spanning from the second position to the selection point.

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A system comprising:

a processor;
and
a memory containing instructions that, when executed, cause the processor to:
receive a presentation input requesting to display a first content window and a second content window on a display, wherein the presentation input identifies a selection point on the display at which the presentation input was received;
determine whether the first content window or the second content window was interacted with most recently;
and
upon a determination that the first content window was interacted with most recently, present the first content window at a first position on the display and the second content window at a second position on the display, wherein a first distance spanning from the first position to the selection point is shorter than a second distance spanning from the second position to the selection point.

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A non-transitory computer-readable medium containing instructions that, when executed by a computing device, cause the computing device to:

receive a presentation input requesting to display a first content window and a second content window on a display, wherein the presentation input identifies a selection point on the display at which the presentation input was received;
determine whether the first content window or the second content window was interacted with most recently;
and
upon a determination that the first content window was interacted with most recently, present the first content window at a first position on the display and the second content window at a second position on the display, wherein a first distance spanning from the first position to the selection point is shorter than a second distance spanning from the second position to the selection point.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.

Arrangement of content on a large format display

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Abstract

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