CHI 1991: New Orleans, LA, USA

• Ronald Baecker, Ian S. Small, Richard Mander:
  Bringing icons to life. 1-6
  
• Brigham Bell, John Rieman, Clayton Lewis:
  Usability testing of a graphical programming system: things we missed in a programming walkthrough. 7-12
  
• Alan Borning, Michael Travers:
  Two approaches to casual interaction over computer and video networks. 13-19
  
• Barbara L. Chalfonte, Robert S. Fish, Robert E. Kraut:
  Expressive richness: a comparison of speech and text as media for revision. 21-26
  
• Joëlle Coutaz, Sandrine Balbo:
  Applications: a dimension space for user interface management systems. 27-32
  
• Allen Cypher:
  EAGER: programming repetitive tasks by example. 33-39
  
• Prasun Dewan, Rajiv Choudhary:
  Flexible user interface coupling in a collaborative system. 41-48
  
• Thomas Erickson, Gitta Salomon:
  Designing a desktop information system: observations and issues. 49-54
  
• Gerhard Fischer, Scott Henninger, David F. Redmiles:
  Intertwining query construction and relevance evaluation. 55-62
  
• Gerhard Fischer, Curt Stevens:
  Information access in complex, poorly structured information spaces. 63-70
  
• George W. Furnas:
  New graphical reasoning models for understanding graphical interfaces. 71-78
  
• William W. Gaver:
  Technology affordances. 79-84
  
• William W. Gaver, Randall B. Smith, Tim O'Shea:
  Effective sounds in complex systems: the ARKOLA simulation. 85-90
  
• Jonathan Grudin:
  CSCW: the convergence of two development contexts. 91-97
  
• Christian Heath, Paul Luff:
  Disembodied conduct: communication through video in a multi-media office environment. 99-103
  
• Richard Helm, Kim Marruitt, Martin Odersky:
  Building visual language parsers. 105-112
  
• Andrew Howes, Richard M. Young:
  Predicting the learnability of task-action mappings. 113-118
  
• Robin Jeffries, James R. Miller, Cathleen Wharton, Kathy Uyeda:
  User interface evaluation in the real world: a comparison of four techniques. 119-124
  
• Jürgen Koenemann, Scott P. Robertson:
  Expert problem solving strategies for program comprehension. 125-130
  
• J. Bryan Lewis, Lawrence Koved, Daniel T. Ling:
  Dialogue structures for virtual worlds. 131-136
  
• Jerry Lohse:
  A cognitive model for the perception and understanding of graphs. 137-144
  
• Jay Lundell, Mark Notess:
  Human factors in software development: models, techniques, and outcomes. 145-151
  
• Wendy E. Mackay:
  Triggers and barriers to customizing software. 153-160
  
• I. Scott MacKenzie, Abigail Sellen, William Buxton:
  A comparison of input devices in element pointing and dragging tasks. 161-166
  
• Allan MacLean, Victoria Bellotti, Richard M. Young, Thomas P. Moran:
  Reaching through analogy: a Design Rationale perspective on roles of analogy. 167-172
  
• Jock D. Mackinlay, George G. Robertson, Stuart K. Card:
  The perspective wall: detail and context smoothly integrated. 173-176
  
• Stuart K. Card, George G. Robertson, Jock D. Mackinlay:
  The information visualizer, an information workspace. 181-186
  
• George G. Robertson, Jock D. Mackinlay, Stuart K. Card:
  Cone Trees: animated 3D visualizations of hierarchical information. 189-194
  
• David A. Wroblewski, Timothy P. McCandless, William C. Hill:
  DETENTE: practical support for practical action. 195-202
  
• Marilyn M. Mantei, Ronald M. Baecker, Abigail Sellen, William Buxton, Thomas Milligan, Barry Wellman:
  Experiences in the use of a media space. 203-208
  
• John C. McCarthy, Victoria C. Miles, Andrew F. Monk:
  An experimental study of common ground in text-based communication. 209-215
  
• Scott L. Minneman, Sara A. Bly:
  Managing a trois: a study of a multi-user drawing tool in distributed design work. 217-224
  
• Michael J. Muller:
  PICTIVE - an exploration in participatory design. 225-231
  
• Robert M. Mulligan, Mark W. Altom, David K. Simkin:
  User interface design in the trenches: some tips on shooting from the hip. 232-236
  
• Kouichi Murakami, Hitomi Taguchi:
  Gesture recognition using recurrent neural networks. 237-242
  
• Brad A. Myers:
  Graphical techniques in a spreadsheet for specifying user interfaces. 243-249
  
• Brad A. Myers:
  Text formatting by demonstration. 251-256
  
• Susan Palmiter, Jay Elkerton:
  An evaluation of animated demonstrations of learning computer-based tasks. 257-263
  
• Randy Pausch:
  Virtual reality on five dollars a day. 265-270
  
• James A. Pittman:
  Recognizing handwritten text. 271-275
  
• Mary Beth Rosson, John M. Carroll, Christine Sweeney:
  A view matcher for reusing Smalltalk classes. 277-283
  
• Alexander I. Rudnicky, Alexander G. Hauptmann:
  Models for evaluating interaction protocols in speech recognition. 285-291
  
• Marc M. Sebrechts, Merryanna L. Swartz:
  Question asking as a tool for novice computer skill acquisition. 293-299
  
• Antonio C. Siochi, Deborah Hix:
  A study of computer-supported user interface evaluation using maximal repeating pattern analysis. 301-305
  
• John T. Stasko:
  Using direct manipulation to build algorithm animations by demonstration. 307-314
  
• John C. Tang, Scott L. Minneman:
  VideoWhiteboard: video shadows to support remote collaboration. 315-322
  
• Kosuke Tatsukawa:
  Graphical toolkit approach to user interaction description. 323-328
  
• Linda Tetzlaff, David R. Schwartz:
  The use of guidelines in interface design. 329-333
  
• Henrik Thovtrup, Jakob Nielsen:
  Assessing the usability of a user interface standard. 335-341
  
• Hirotada Ueda, Takafumi Miyatake, Satoshi Yoshizawa:
  IMPACT: an interactive natural-motion-picture dedicated multimedia authoring system. 343-350
  
• Elizabeth M. Wenzel, Frederic L. Wightman, Doris J. Kistler:
  Localization with non-individualized virtual acoustic display cues. 351-359
  
• Steve Whittaker, Susan E. Brennan, Herbert H. Clark:
  Co-ordinating activity: an analysis of interaction in computer-supported co-operative work. 361-367
  
• Paul Brennan, Gerhard Deffner, Debbie Lawrence, Monica Marics, Eileen C. Schwab, Marita Franzke:
  Should we or shouldn't we use spoken commands in voice interfaces? 369-372
  
• Bill Curtis, Roy Kuntz, Jim Hollan, S. Joy Mountford, George Collier:
  Retrospective on the MCC Human Interface Laboratory. 373-376
  
• Nick Hammond, Philip J. Barnard, Joëlle Coutaz, Michael D. Harrison, Allan MacLean, Richard M. Young:
  Modelling user, system design: results of a scenarios matrix exercise. 377-380
  
• Brenda Laurel, Joseph Bates, Abbe Don, Rachel M. Strickland:
  Interface and narrative arts: contributions from narrative, drama, and film. 381-383
  
• S. Joy Mountford, Dominic Milano, Peter Mitchell, Thecla Schiphorst, Paul Zimmerman:
  A day in the life of... 385-388
  
• Michael J. Muller, Jeanette Blomberg, Kathleen Carter, Elizabeth A. Dykstra, Kim Halskov Madsen, Joan Greenbaum:
  Participatory design in Britain and North America: responses to the "Scandinavian Challenge". 389-392
  
• Brad A. Myers, Allen Cypher, David Maulsby, David Canfield Smith, Ben Shneiderman:
  Demonstrational interfaces: Coming soon? 393-396
  
• Pamela Samuelson, Anthony L. Clapes, Michael Jacobs, Michael Lesk, Bruce Warren:
  Legal debate on the copyright look and feel lawsuits: the sequel. 397-398
  
• Alistair Sutcliffe, John Carroll, Richard M. Young, John Long:
  HCI theory on trial. 399-401
  
• Wendy E. Mackay:
  Ethical issues in the use of video: is it time to establish guidelines? 403-405
  
• Hajime Nonogaki, Hirotada Ueda:
  FRIEND21 project: a construction of 21st century human interface. 407-414
  
• Lon Barfield, Eddy Boeve, Steven Pemberton:
  The views user-interface system. 415-416
  
• Penny Bauersfeld, Jodi L. Slater:
  User-oriented color interface design: direct manipulation of color in context. 417-418
  
• Jen-Hsien Chien, Sheng-Tsai Fu, Christopher Rougff, Ellis Horowitz:
  RPP: a system for prototyping user interfaces. 419-420
  
• Wolfgang Dzida, Regine Freitag, Wilhelm Valder:
  ERGO-Shell: a UNIX-interface for task preparation. 421-422
  
• Nancy J. Frishberg, Mark Laff, Moe R. Desrosiers, W. Randall Koons, J. F. Kelley:
  John Cocke: a retrospective by friends (an interactive multimedia scrapbook). 423-424
  
• Kum-Yew Lai, Thomas W. Malone:
  Object lens: letting end-users create cooperative work applications. 425-426
  
• John Rieman, Susan Davies, D. Charles Hair, Mary Esemplare, Peter G. Polson, Clayton Lewis:
  An automated cognitive walkthrough. 427-428
  
• Amanda Ropa:
  Computers as communicators: designing a multimedia interface that facilitates cultural understanding among sixth graders. 429-430
  
• Mary Beth Rosson, John M. Carroll, Christine Sweeney:
  Demonstrating a view matcher for reusing Smalltalk classes. 431-432
  
• Jamie Schultz:
  A graphical reflection notation used in an intelligent discovery world tutoring system. 433-434
  
• Marc M. Sebrechts, C. Carl Jaffe, Patrick Lynch:
  Hypermedia and echocardiography: an interface design for guided discovery. 435-436
  
• Mildred L. G. Shaw, Brian R. Gaines:
  Supporting personal networking through computer networking. 437-438
  
• Mark K. Singley:
  MOLEHILL: an instructional system for Smalltalk programming. 439-440
  
• Catherine G. Wolf, James R. Rhyne, Lorna A. Zorman, Harold Ossher:
  We-met (window environment-meeting enhancement tools). 441-442
  
• Eric A. Bier, Ken Pier:
  Documents as user interfaces. 443-444
  
• Allen Cypher:
  Video presentation Eager: programming repetitive tasks by example. 445-446
  
• Abbe Don, Tim Oren, Brenda Laurel:
  Guides 3.0. 447-448
  
• Steven Feiner, Kathleen McKeown:
  COMET: generating coordinated multimedia explanations. 449-450
  
• David Kurlander, Steven Feiner:
  Editable graphical histories: the video. 451-452
  
• Jean-Michel Lunati, Alexander I. Rudnicky:
  Spoken language interfaces: the OM system. 453-454
  
• Jock D. Mackinlay, George G. Robertson, Stuart K. Card:
  Rapid controlled movement through virtual 3D workspaces (videotape). 455-456
  
• Anders I. Mørch, Andreas Girgensohn:
  JANUS: basic concepts and sample dialog. 457-458
  
• Catherine Plaisant, Ben Shneiderman:
  Scheduling on-off home control devices. 459-460
  
• George G. Robertson, Jock D. Mackinlay, Stuart K. Card:
  Information visualization using 3D interactive animation. 461-462
  
• David D. Thiel:
  The cue ball as part of a gestural interface. 463-464
  
• Brad T. Vander Zanden, Brad A. Myers:
  The Lapidary graphical interface design tool. 465-466
  
• Ronald Baecker, Marilyn M. Mantei, William Buxton, Eugene Fiume:
  The University of Toronto dynamic graphics project. 467-468
  
• Philip R. Cohen:
  Computer dialogue laboratory SRI International. 469-470
  
• Kate Ehrlich:
  Human interface at SUN (East). 471-472
  
• Kathleen M. Gomoll:
  Apple computer's human interface group: advanced technology group. 473-474
  
• Peter Johnson:
  Human computer interaction laboratory Queen Mary and Westfield College University of London. 475-476
  
• Morten Kyng:
  The system work group computer science department Aarhus University. 477-478
  
• John T. Richards:
  Research in HCI and usability at IBM's User Interface Institute. 479-480
  
• Rod Rivers:
  Human computer interaction division Logica Cambridge LTD., UK. 481-482
  
• John A. Waterworth, Juzar Motiwalla:
  HCI research at the Institute of Systems Science. 483-484
  

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