CHI 1994: Boston, Massachusetts, USA

• James Hicinbothom, Mark Watanabe, William J. Weiland, James Boardway, Wayne Zachary:
  A toolset for systematic observation and evaluation of computer-human interaction. 5-6
  
• Russell N. Owen, Ronald Baecker, Beverly L. Harrison:
  Timelines, a tool for the gathering, coding and analysis of usability data. 7-8
  
• Peter Lucas, Lauren Schneider:
  Workscape: a scriptable document management environment. 9-10
  
• Anselm Spoerri:
  InfoCrystal. 11-12
  
• Andee Rubin, Dewi Win:
  Studying motion with KidVid, a data collection and analysis tool for digitized video. 13-14
  
• Bob Radlinski, Michael E. Atwood, Michael Villano:
  DIME: distributed intelligent multimedia education. 15-16
  
• R. D. Borovoy, E. B. W. Cooper, Rachel K. E. Bellamy:
  Media fusion: model-based communication. 17-18
  
• Wayne C. Neale, Pamela Kursted:
  The development of an interactive multimedia courseware program highlighting visual momentum. 19-20
  
• Susan E. McDaniel, Gary M. Olson, Terry E. Weymouth, Craig E. Rasmussen, Atul Prakash, C. Robert Clauer, Daniel E. Atkins, Ramani Penmetsa, Nelson R. Manohar, Hyong Sop Shim:
  The upper atmospheric research collaboratory. 21-22
  
• Konrad Tollmar, Hans Marmolin, Yngve Sundblad:
  The collaborative desktop: an environment for computer supported cooperative work. 23-24
  
• Brad A. Myers:
  The garnet user interface development environment. 25-26
  
• Steven F. Roth, John Kolojejchick, Joe Mattis, Mei C. Chuah, Jade Goldstein, Octavio Juarez:
  SAGE tools: a knowledge-based environment for designing and perusing data visualizations. 27-28
  
• John M. Carroll, Sherman R. Alpert, John Karat, Mary S. Van Deusen, Mary Beth Rosson:
  Demonstrating raison d'etre: multimedia design history and rationale. 29-30
  
• Toshiyuki Masui, Ken Nakayama:
  Repeat and predict: two keys to efficient text editing. 31-32
  
• William L. Chapin, Timothy A. Lacey, Larry J. Leifer:
  DesignSpace: a manual interaction environment for computer aided design. 33-34
  
• Sherman W. Tyler:
  Man-machine integration design and analysis system (MIDAS). 35-36
  
• Michael Travers:
  LiveWorld: a construction kit for animate systems. 37-38
  
• J. Eugene Ball, Daniel T. Ling, David Pugh, Tim Skelly, Andrew Stankosky, David Thiel:
  ReActor: a system for real-time, reactive animations. 39-40
  
• David Burgess, Elizabeth D. Mynatt:
  3-D interactive percussion: the virtual drum kit. 45-46
  
• William L. Chapin, Timothy A. Lacey, Larry J. Leifer:
  DesignSpace: a manual interaction environment for computer-aided design. 47-48
  
• Chris DiGiano, Clayton Lewis, Chris Hurtt:
  The future of programming interactive experience. 49-50
  
• Edgar Matias, I. Scott MacKenzie, William Buxton:
  Half-QWERTY: typing with one hand using your two-handed skills. 51-52
  
• Lauralee Alben, Jim Faris, Alben Faris, Harry J. Saddler:
  Making it Macintosh: process, people and product. 53-54
  
• Stephen Wilson:
  Memory map: an interactive installation that maps memory space to physical space. 55-56
  
• Christophe Ramstein, Vincent Hayward:
  The pantograph: a large workspace haptic device for multimodal human computer interaction. 57-58
  
• Hazen Reed:
  Portraits of people living with Aids: an interactive documentary. 59-60
  
• Thecla Schiphorst, Sang Mah, John Crawford:
  STILL DANCING: interacting inside the dance. 61-62
  
• Laura Bagnall:
  Tabletop and Tabletop Jr.: two tools for hands-on data exploration for kids. 63-64
  
• Eddie Elliott, Glorianna Davenport:
  Video streamer. 65-68
  
• Thomas K. Landauer:
  The effect of evaluation and redesign. 69-70
  
• Gary Perlman:
  The HCI bibliography: past, present, and future. 71-72
  
• Gary Perlman, Jean B. Gasen:
  The ACM SIGCHI education survey. 73-74
  
• Carol-Ina Trudel:
  Exploratory learning of interactive devices. 75-76
  
• Joyce H. D. M. Westerink, K. van den Reek:
  Pointing in entertainment-oriented environments: appreciation versus performance. 77-78
  
• Wayne D. Gray, Haresh Sabnani:
  Why you can't program your VCR, or, predicting errors and performance with production system models of display-based action. 79-80
  
• Masaaki Fukumoto, Yasuhito Suenaga:
  "FingeRing": a full-time wearable interface. 81-82
  
• Ravin Balakrishnan, Colin Ware, Tim Smith:
  Virtual hand tool with force feedback. 83-84
  
• Shumin Zhai, Paul Milgram:
  Input techniques for HCI in 3D environments. 85-86
  
• Stefaine Rather, Michael Stupperich:
  Electronic meeting assistance. 87-88
  
• W. Keith Edwards:
  A framework for information sharing in collaborative applications. 89-90
  
• Anna-Lena Ereback, Kristina Höök:
  Using cognitive walkthrough for evaluating a CSCW application. 91-92
  
• Owen Daly-Jones:
  Characterising the social salience of electronically mediated communication. 93-94
  
• Krisela Rivera, Nancy J. Cooke, Anna L. Rowe, Jeff A. Bauhs:
  Conveying emotion in remote computer-mediated-communication. 95-96
  
• Karl E. Steiner, Thomas G. Moher:
  A comparison of verbal interaction in literal and virtual shared learning environments. 97-98
  
• Jeff A. Bauhs, Nancy J. Cooke:
  Is knowing more really better?: effects of system development information in human-expert system interactions. 99-100
  
• Marita Franzke:
  Multiple methods mean more minutes. 101-102
  
• Daniel Salber:
  Observing users in multimodal interaction. 103-104
  
• Kenton O'Hara:
  Cost of operations affects planfulness of problem-solving behaviour. 105-106
  
• Mary LaLomia:
  User acceptance of handwritten recognition accuracy. 107-108
  
• Anna L. Rowe, Tammy Lowry, Shannon L. Halgren, Nancy J. Cooke:
  A comparison of usability evaluations conducted by different teams. 109-110
  
• Martina Manhartsberger, Manfred Tscheligi:
  Wizard: non-wimp oriented prototyping of direct manipulative behavior. 111-112
  
• Robert J. Remington:
  CHIRP: the computer human interface rapid prototyping and design assistant toolkit. 113-114
  
• Elliot Cole, Parto Dehdashti, Linda Petti, Marlene Angert:
  Participatory design for sensitive interface parameters: contributions of traumatic brain injury patients to their prosthetic software. 115-116
  
• Jared M. Spool, Carolyn Snyder, Don Ballman, Will Schroeder:
  Using a game to teach a design process. 117-118
  
• Colin Burns, Eric Dishman, William Verplank, Bud Lassiter:
  Actors, hairdos & videotape - informance design. 119-120
  
• François Bodart, Jean Vanderdonckt:
  Visual layout techniques in multimedia applications. 121-122
  
• Jean Vanderdonckt:
  Automatic generation of a user interface for highly interactive business-oriented applications. 123-124
  
• Masaaki Kurosu:
  Dual task model - an evaluation model for the complex operation. 125-126
  
• Scott D. Wood, David E. Kieras:
  An EPIC model for a high-performance HCI task. 127-128
  
• Jussi Karlgren, Hans Karlgren, Paul Pettersson, Magnus Nordström, Bengt Wahrolén:
  DILEMMA: a tool for rapid manual translation. 129-130
  
• David S. Kosbie:
  Hierarchical events in graphical user interfaces. 131-132
  
• Mihriban Whitmore, Tim McKay:
  PVAT: development of a video analysis tool. 133-134
  
• Manfred Tscheligi, Sabine Musil:
  INHOUSE: an information manipulation environment for monitoring parallel programs. 135-136
  
• Claire Dormann:
  The design of animated signs as help. 137-138
  
• Faison P. Gibson, F. Javier Lerch, Mark Fichman:
  Examining animated algorithms: the role of problem domain experience and problem representation in rule development. 139-140
  
• Paul Pinkney, Alice Bertini:
  The visual browsing tool for astrophysical data management. 141
  
• Eviatar Shafrir, Jafar Nabkel:
  Visual access to hyper-information: using multiple metaphors with graphic affordances. 142
  
• J. Ray Scott:
  Library information access client. 143-144
  
• Ivan Bretan, Robert Nilsson, Kent Saxin Hammarstrom:
  V: a visual query language for a multimodal environment. 145-147
  
• Donald Cook:
  Computer science Olympiad: community project for disadvantaged schools. 148
  
• Paul Resnick:
  The Boston peace and justice hotline: a phone-based community bulletin board. 149-150
  
• Dov Te'eni:
  CAIS: a university-based social action project. 151-152
  
• Ellen A. White, Marc E. Fusco:
  Science-by-mail. 153-156
  
• Elizabeth M. Comstock, Dennis R. Wixon:
  Usability at Digital after 15 years: principals and pitfalls. 157-158
  
• Gerd Szwillus:
  HCI research in Paderborn, Germany. 159-160
  
• Ingrid Towey, James Gill II, Kurt Morehouse:
  "But, how much does it cost?": selling user interface design. 161-162
  
• David E. Liddle, Meg Withgott, Debby Hindus:
  An overview of Interval Research Corporation. 163-164
  
• Alistair G. Sutcliffe:
  Research at the center for HCI design - City University. 165-166
  
• Yvonne Wærn, Sture Hägglund:
  Communication and cognitive science research in Linköping. 167-168
  
• Jay F. Nunamaker, Robert O. Briggs:
  CMI and Ventana Corp. 169-170
  
• Tom Rodden, Liam J. Bannon, Kari Kuutti:
  The COMIC research project on CSCW. 171-172
  
• Ron Riesenbach:
  The Ontario telepresence project. 173-176
  
• Randy Pausch, Rich Gold, Tim Skelly, David Thiel:
  What HCI designers can learn from video game designers. 177-178
  
• Jakob Nielsen, Tony Fernandes, Annette Wagner, Richard Wolf, Kate Ehrlich:
  Diversified parallel design: contrasting design approaches. 179-180
  
• John Long, Simon Hakiel, Leela Damodaran, Bill Hefley, Kee Yong Lim:
  Guilty or not guilty? human factors structured methods on trial. 181-182
  
• Amy Bruckman, Pavel Curtis, Cliff Figallo, Brenda Laurel:
  Approaches to managing deviant behavior in virtual communities. 183-184
  
• Louis M. Gomez, Robert S. Fish, Sara A. Bly, Yvonne Andres, Sergio Canetti, Barry Fishman, Joseph L. Polman:
  Media spaces and their application in K-12 and college learning communities. 185-186
  
• Sandeep Kochhar, Mark Friedell, Joe Marks, Steve Sistare, Louis Weitzman:
  Interaction paradigms for human-computer cooperation in design. 187-188
  
• Gary Perlman, Arye R. Ephrath, Thomas T. Hewett, John Long, S. Joy Mountford, Jenny Preece:
  Is HCI education getting a passing grade from industry? 189-190
  
• Laura M. Leventhal, Barbee Teasley, Daryl Stone, Ann-Marie Lancaster, Aaron Marcus, Bonnie A. Nardi, Jakob Nielsen, Masaaki Kurosu, Rachelle S. Heller:
  Designing for diverse users: will just a better interface do? 191-192
  
• Victoria Bellotti, Robert S. Fish, Robert E. Kraut, Paul Dourish, Bill Gaver, Annette Adler, Sara A. Bly, Marilyn M. Mantei, Gale Moore:
  Debating the media space design space. 193-194
  
• Batya Friedman, Nancy Levenson, Ben Shneiderman, Lucy A. Suchman, Terry Winograd:
  Beyond accuracy, reliability, and efficiency: criteria for a good computer system. 195-198
  
• Morten Kyng:
  Scandanavian design: users in product development. 199
  
• Joseph M. Ballay:
  Designing Workscape: an interdisciplinary experience. 199
  
• Benoît Lemaire, Johanna D. Moore:
  An improved interface for tutorial dialogues: browsing a visual dialogue history. 200
  
• Jade Goldstein, Steven F. Roth:
  Using aggregation and dynamic queries for exploring large data sets. 200
  
• John C. Tang, Monica Rua:
  Montage: providing teleproximity for distributed groups. 201
  
• Haruhiko Nishiyama, Sumi Kin, Teruo Yokoyama, Yutaka Matsushita:
  An image retrieval system considering subjective perception. 201
  
• Masayuki Tani, Masato Horita, Kimiya Yamaashi, Koichiro Tanikoshi, Masayasu Futakawa:
  Courtyard: integrating shared overview on a large screen and per-user detail on individual screens. 202
  
• Christine Neuwirth, Ravinder Chandhok, Davida Charney, Patricia G. Wojahn, Loel Kim:
  Distributed collaborative writing: a comparison of spoken and written modalities for reviewing and revising documents. 202
  
• Virginia Z. Ogozalek:
  A comparison of the use of text and multimedia interfaces to provide information to the elderly. 203
  
• Karon Weber, Alex Poon:
  Marquee: a tool for real-time video logging. 203
  
• Gerda Smets, Kees Overbeeke, William W. Gaver:
  Form-giving: expressing the nonobvious. 204
  
• Clifford Nass, Jonathan Steuer, Ellen R. Tauber:
  Computers are social actors. 204
  
• Janet H. Walker, Lee Sproull, R. Subramani:
  Using a human face in an interface. 205
  
• Alistair G. Sutcliffe, Peter Faraday:
  Designing presentation in multimedia interfaces. 205
  
• Bruce "Tog" Tognazzini:
  The "Starfire" video prototype project: a case history. 206
  
• Brad A. Myers, Jade Goldstein, Matthew A. Goldberg:
  Creating charts by demonstration. 206
  
• Toshiyuki Masui, Ken Nakayama:
  Repeat and predict - two keys to efficient text editing. 207
  
• Steven F. Roth, John Kolojejchick, Joe Mattis, Jade Goldstein:
  Interactive graphic design using automatic presentation knowledge. 207
  
• Beverly Harrison, Marilyn M. Mantei, Garry Beirne, Tracy Narine:
  Communicating about communicating: cross-disciplinary design of a media space interface. 208
  
• Steve Whittaker, David Frohlich, Owen Daly-Jones:
  Informal workplace communication: what is it like and how might we support it? 208
  
• Susan E. McDaniel, Gary M. Olson, Judith S. Olson:
  Methods in search of methodology - combining HCI and object orientation. 209
  
• Annette Adler, Austin Henderson:
  A room of our own: experiences from a direct office share. 209
  
• Joe D. Chase, Robert S. Schulman, H. Rex Hartson, Deborah Hix:
  Development and evaluation of a model of behavioral representation techniques. 210
  
• Jakob Nielsen:
  Enhancing the explanatory power of usability heuristics. 210
  
• Elizabeth D. Mynatt, Gerhard Weber:
  Nonvisual presentation of graphical user interfaces: contrasting two approaches. 211
  
• Stephen A. Brewster, Peter C. Wright, Alistair D. N. Edwards:
  The design and evaluation of an auditory-enhanced scrollbar. 211
  
• Alison Kidd:
  The marks are on the knowledge worker. 212
  
• Ramana Rao, Stuart K. Card, Walter Johnson, Leigh Klotz, Randy Trigg:
  Protofoil: storing and finding the information worker's paper documents in an electronic file cabinet. 212
  
• John M. Carroll, Sherman R. Alpert, John Karat, Mary S. Van Deusen, Mary Beth Rosson:
  Raison d'Etre: capturing design history and rationale in mutimedia narratives. 213
  
• John L. Bennett, John Karat:
  Facilitating effective HCI design meetings. 213
  
• Sharon L. Oviatt:
  Interface techniques for minimizing disfluent input to spoken language systems. 214
  
• Randall Sparks, Lori Meiskey, Hans Brunner:
  An object-oriented approach to dialogue management in spoken language systems. 214
  
• Roberto Moriyón, Pedro A. Szekely, Robert Neches:
  Automatic generation of help from interface design models. 215
  
• Dan R. Olsen, Walter Holladay:
  Automatic generation in interactively consistent search dialogs. 215
  
• Michael D. Byrne, D. Wood, Piyawadee Noi Sukaviriya, James D. Foley, David E. Kieras:
  Automating interface evaluation. 216
  
• Stuart K. Card, Peter Pirolli, Jock D. Mackinlay:
  The cost-of-knowledge characteristic function: display evaluation for direct-walk dynamic information visualizations. 216
  
• Jürgen Koenemann-Belliveau, John M. Carroll, Mary Beth Rosson, Mark K. Singley:
  Comparative usability evaluation: critical incidents and critical threads. 217
  
• David E. Rowley:
  Usability testing in the field: bringing the laboratory to the user. 217
  
• Gordon Kurtenbach, William Buxton:
  User learning and performance with marking menus. 218
  
• Dan Venolia, Forrest Neiberg:
  T-cube: a fast, self-disclosing pen-based alphabet. 218
  
• Steve Whittaker, Patrick Hyland, Myrtle Wiley:
  Filochat: handwritten notes provide access to recorded conversations. 219
  
• William Newman:
  A preliminary analysis of the products of HCI research, using Pro Forma abstracts. 219
  
• Gerhard Fischer, Raymond McCall, Jonathan L. Ostwald, Brent Reeves, Frank M. Shipman III:
  Seeding, evolutionary growth and reseeding: supporting the incremental development of design environments. 220
  
• Frank M. Shipman III, Raymond McCall:
  Supporting knowledge-base evolution with incremental formalization. 220
  
• John Bowers, James Pycock:
  Talking through design: requirements and resistance in cooperative prototyping. 221
  
• Maureen C. Stone, Kenneth P. Fishkin, Eric A. Bier:
  The movable filter as a user interface tool. 221
  
• Ramana Rao, Stuart K. Card:
  The table lens: merging graphical and symbolic representations in an interactive focus+context visualization for tabular information. 222
  
• Christopher Ahlberg, Ben Shneiderman:
  Visual information seeking: tight coupling of dynamic query filters with starfield displays. 222
  
• Pawan R. Vora, Martin Helander, Valerie L. Shalin:
  Evaluating the influence of interface styles and multiple access paths in hypertext. 223
  
• George W. Furnas, Jeff Zacks:
  Multitrees: enriching and reusing hierarchical structure. 223
  
• Peter Haunold, Werner Kuhn:
  A keystroke level analysis of a graphics application: manual map digitizing. 224
  
• Sharon Irving, Peter G. Polson, J. E. Irving:
  A GOMS analysis of the advanced automated cockpit. 224
  
• Richard Gong, David E. Kieras:
  A validation of the GOMS model methodology in the development of a specialized, commercial software application (abstract only). 225
  
• Eric A. Bier, Maureen C. Stone, Kenneth P. Fishkin, William Buxton, Thomas Baudel:
  A taxonomy of see-through tools (abstract only). 225
  
• Christopher Ahlberg, Ben Shneiderman:
  The alphaslider: a compact and rapid selector. 226
  
• David A. Carr:
  Specification of interface interaction objects. 226
  
• Michael Travers:
  Recursive interfaces for reactive objects. 227
  
• Brenda J. Burkhart, Darold Hemphill, Scott Jones:
  The value of a baseline in determining design success. 227
  
• Bonnie A. Nardi, Jeff A. Johnson:
  User preference for task-specific vs. generic application software. 228
  
• Deborah Lawrence, Michael E. Atwood, Shelly Dews:
  Surrogate users: mediating between social and technical interaction. 228
  
• Sarah A. Douglas, Anant Kartik Mithal:
  The effect of reducing homing time on the speed of a finger-controlled isometric pointing device. 229
  
• Erik Strommen:
  Children's use of mouse-based interfaces to control virtual travel. 229
  
• Paul Kabbash, William Buxton, Abigail Sellen:
  Two-handed input in a compound task. 230
  
• Stephanie Houde, Royston Sellman:
  In search of design principles for programming environments. 230
  
• Michael Eisenberg, Gerhard Fischer:
  Programmable design environments: integrating end-user programming with domain-oriented assistance. 231
  
• John Rieman, Clayton Lewis, Richard M. Young, Peter G. Polson:
  "Why is a raven like a writing desk?": lessons in interface consistency and analogical reasoning from two cognitive architectures. 231
  
• Ken Hinckley, Randy F. Pausch, John C. Goble, Neal F. Kassell:
  Passive real-world interface props for neurosurgical visualization. 232
  
• Andrew Howes:
  A model of the acquistion of menu knowledge by exploration. 232
  
• Tamotsu Murakami, Naomasa Nakajima:
  Direct and intuitive input device for 3-D shape deformation. 233-236
  
• Shumin Zhai, William Buxton, Paul Milgram:
  The "silk cursor": investigating. 233
  
• Mitchell Kapor:
  The coming of age of software design. 237-238
  
• S. Joy Mountford:
  Constructing new interface frameworks. 239-242
  
• Alison Black, Oliver Bayley, Colin Burns, Ilkka Kuuluvainen, John Stoddard:
  Keeping viewers in the picture: real-world usability procedures in the development of a television control interface. 243-244
  
• Penny Collings, David Walker, Frank Hicks, Anne McMahon, Errol Martin:
  A comparison of methods for teaching information systems design. 245-246
  
• Joseph Berkovitz:
  Graphical interfaces for young children in a software-based math curriculum. 247-248
  
• Shari L. Jackson, Jiannchuan Tony Hu, Elliot Soloway:
  ScienceWorks modeler: scaffolding the doing of science. 249-250
  
• Shawna Meyer, Oryx Cohen, Erik Nilsen:
  Device comparisons for goal-directed drawing tasks. 251-252
  
• Stéphane Chatty:
  Issues and experience in designing two-handed interaction. 253-254
  
• Mark Andrew Paton, Colin Ware:
  Passive force feedback for velocity control. 255-256
  
• Louis B. Rosenberg:
  Design of a virtual rigid surface: haptic/audio registration. 257-258
  
• Annelies Braffort, Christophe Collet, Daniel Teil:
  Anthropomorphic model for hand gesture interface. 259-260
  
• Rich Gossweiler, Randy F. Pausch:
  A system for application-independent time-critical rendering. 261-262
  
• Kaisa Väänänen, Jens Schmidt:
  User interfaces for hypermedia: how to find good metaphors? 263-264
  
• Michael J. Shiffer:
  A geographically-based multimedia approach to city planning. 265-266
  
• Yacine Bellik, Dominique Burger:
  Multimodal interfaces: new solutions to the problem of computer accessibilty for the blind. 267-268
  
• Elizabeth D. Mynatt:
  Designing with auditory icons: how well do we identify auditory cues? 269-270
  
• Simon Buckingham Shum, Anker Helms Jørgensen, Annette Aboulafia, Nick Hammond:
  Communicating HCI modelling to practitioners. 271-272
  
• Lauren Weisberg Zack:
  Using electronic group decision-making technology for usability walkthroughs: an initial qualitative cost/benefit analysis. 273-274
  
• Nicole Yankelovich:
  Talking vs taking: speech access to remote computers. 275-276
  
• Catalina Danis, Liam Comerford, Eric Janke, Ken Davies, Jackie De Vries, Alex Bertrand:
  Storywriter: a speech oriented editor. 277-278
  
• Michel Desmarais, Cameron Hayne, Sumithra Jagannath, Rudolf K. Keller:
  A survey on user expectations for interface builders. 279-280
  
• Susan Brennan, Justina O. Ohaeri:
  Effects of message style on users' attributions toward agents. 281-282
  
• Jackie Moyes:
  When users do and don't rely on icon shape. 283-284
  
• Bonnie E. John:
  Toward a deeper comparison of methods: a reaction to Nielsen & Phillips and new data. 285-286
  
• Robert B. Allen:
  Electronic proceedings (Eprocs) for IWANNT'93. 287-288
  
• Sougata Mukherjea, James D. Foley:
  Navigational view builder: a tool for building navigational views of information spaces. 289-290
  
• Scott D. Kahn, Gary A. Chappell, Andrew Smellie, Michael Shantz, Steven L. Teig:
  Knurls: effective 3D intra-molecular manipulation with a 2D device. 291-292
  
• Hermina J. M. Tabachneck, Herbert A. Simon:
  What you see is what you get - but do you get what you see? 293-294
  
• Matthew Conway, Randy Pausch, Rich Gossweiler, Tommy Burnette:
  Alice: a rapid prototyping system for building virtual environments. 295-296
  
• Gurminder Singh, Cuie Zhao:
  Sage: creating reusable, modularized interactive behaviors by demonstration. 297-298
  
• Stephen J. Payne:
  Acquisition of display-based skill. 299-300
  
• Muneo Kitajima, Peter G. Polson:
  A model-based analysis of errors in display-based HCI. 301-302
  
• Brid O'Conaill, Erik Geelhoed, Peter Toft:
  Deskslate: a shared workspace for telephone partners. 303-304
  
• Steve Hodges, Gifford Louie:
  Towards the interactive office. 305-306
  
• Ted O'Grady, Saul Greenberg:
  A groupware environment for complete meetings. 307-308
  
• Peter Rowley:
  TeleCSILE: facilitating collaboration between teachers in different schools. 309-310
  
• Sylvie Gibet:
  Synthesis of sign language gestures. 311-312
  
• David M. Roy, Marilyn Panayi, Roman Erenshteyn, Richard A. Foulds, Robert Fawcus:
  Gestural human-machine interaction for people with severe speech and motor impairment due to cerebral palsy. 313-314
  
• Benjamin B. Bederson, Larry Stead, James D. Hollan:
  Pad++: advances in multiscale interfaces. 315-316
  
• Mark S. Schlager:
  An approach for designing virtual environment training systems. 317-318
  
• John A. Waterworth, Luis Serra:
  VR management tools: beyond spatial presence. 319-320
  
• Eben M. Haber, Yannis E. Ioannidis, Miron Livny:
  Opossum: a flexible schema visulaization and editing tool. 321-322
  
• Mei C. Chuah, Bonnie E. John, John F. Pane:
  Analyzing graphic and textual layouts with GOMS: results of a preliminary analysis. 323-325
  
• Allison Druin, Ken Perlin:
  Immersive environments: a physical approach to the computer interface. 325-328
  
• Stephanie Rosenbaum, Judith Ramey:
  Current issues in assessing and improving documentation usability. 329
  
• Paul Weiler:
  Usability lab tools: one year later. 330
  
• Patricia A. Billingsley:
  Ergonomic standards for software: update for 1994. 331
  
• Michael Muller, Anita J. La Salle, Michael C. Mulder:
  Educating the next generation of information systems specialists: report on a US National Science Foundation task force. 332-333
  
• Barry Beith, Thyra L. Rauch, Thomas Wilson:
  Issues in human factors organization and practices. 333
  
• Vivienne Begg:
  SIGCHI vision: linking research and practice. 334
  
• Loretta Staples, Andy Cargile:
  Visual interaction design special interest area annual meeting. 335
  
• George Casaday, Cynthia Rainis, Dennis R. Wixon:
  Reflective practioners: connecting research and practice. 336
  
• Elizabeth A. Buie:
  HCI challenges in government contracting. 337
  
• Marta A. Miller, Catherine O'Donnell:
  International usability testing: how can we do it early, often, and cost-effectively. 338
  
• Gary W. Strong:
  New directions in HCI education and research. 339
  
• Michael E. Atwood:
  The SIGCHI identity visioning project. 340
  
• Eddy Boeve, Steven Pemberton:
  East-west human computer interaction. 341
  
• Mary Beth Butler:
  Usability professionals association meeting. 342
  
• Karen Holtzblatt:
  War stories and experience designing with contextual techniques. 343
  
• Gary Perlman, John Morris, Jakob Nielsen, Brian Shackel:
  Electronic resources in human-computer interaction. 344
  
• Tracy Jennings:
  Issues in end user software internationalization. 345
  
• Stacey Ashlund, John Bennett:
  SIGCHI vision: membership & volunteers action proposal. 346
  
• Gary W. Strong:
  Meeting federal accessibility/disability requirements in interface design. 347-350
  
• Keith A. Butler, Robert J. K. Jacob, Bonnie E. John:
  Introduction & overview of human-computer interaction. 351
  
• Kevin Mullet, Darrell Sano:
  Applying VisualDesign: trade secrets for elegant interfaces. 353-354
  
• Steven E. Poltrock, Jonathan Grudin:
  Computer supported cooperative work and groupware. 355-356
  
• Arlene F. Aucella:
  Converting to graphical user interfaces: design guidelines for success. 357-358
  
• Tim Skelly, Karen Fries, Barry Linnett, Clifford Nass, Byron Reeves:
  Seductive interfaces: satisfying a mass audience. 359-360
  
• Deborah J. Mayhew:
  The conceptual model in graphical user interface design. 361-362
  
• Stephanie Rosenbaum, Judith Ramey, Judee Humburg, Anne Seeley:
  Methods for early usability design. 363-364
  
• Jared M. Spool, Carolyn Snyder:
  ProductUsability: survial techniques. 365-366
  
• Douglas J. Gillan, Nancy J. Cooke:
  Methods of perceptual and cognitive research applied to interface design and testing. 367-368
  
• Ralph D. Hill, Tom Brinck:
  Groupware for realtime collaboration. 369-370
  
• David E. Kieras:
  GOMS modeling of user interfaces using NGOMSL. 371-372
  
• Tony Fernandes:
  Global interface design. 373-374
  
• Robert S. Fish, Robert E. Kraut:
  Networking for collaboration: video telephony and media conferencing. 375-376
  
• Wilfred J. Hansen:
  Introduction to user interface systems for HCI developers and researchers. 377-378
  
• Adam Marx:
  Using metaphor effectively in user interface design. 379-380
  
• Jon R. Gunderson:
  American with Disabilities Act (ADA): human computer interactin for persons with disablities. 381-382
  
• Linn Marks:
  Integrative multimedia design. 383-384
  
• Susan M. Dray:
  Minimizing organizational risks of technology change. 385-386
  
• Scott Henninger, Nicholas J. Belkin:
  Interface issues and interaction strategies for information retrieval systems. 387-388
  
• Angel R. Puerta, Pedro Szkeley:
  Model-based interface development. 389-390
  
• Phillip B. Shoemaker, Liam Friedland:
  The creative mind and HCI: innovation not duplication! 391-392
  
• Suzanne Watzman:
  Presenting information visually: visual design principles. 393-394
  
• Bonnie E. John, Wayne D. Gray:
  GOMS analysis for parallel activities. 395-396
  
• Chuck Clanton, Emilie Young:
  Film craft in user interface design. 397-398
  
• Randy Pausch, Andries van Dam, Warren Robinett:
  Implementing virtual reality. 399-400
  
• Deborah J. Mayhew:
  Managing the design of the user interface. 401-402
  
• Allison Druin:
  Designing educational computer emvironments for children. 403-404
  
• Allan Edwards, Alistair D. N. Edwards, Elizabeth D. Mynatt:
  Enabling technology for users with special needs. 405-406
  
• Gary Perlman:
  Practical usability evaluation. 407-408
  
• Dennis R. Wixon, Mary Elizabeth Raven:
  Contextual inquiry: grounding your design in user's work. 409-410
  
• Michael J. Muller, Daniel M. Wildman, Ellen A. White:
  Participatory design through games and other group exercises. 411-412
  
• Jakob Nielsen:
  Usability inspection methods. 413-414
  
• Alfred Kobsa:
  User modeling and user-adapted interaction. 415-416
  
• Manfred Tscheligi, Sabine Musil:
  Breaking the chains: how to design non-standard interaction environments. 417-418
  
• Elliot Soloway, Kate Bielaczyc:
  Interactive learning environments: where they've come from and where they're going. 419-420
  
• Brad A. Myers, Dan R. Olsen:
  User interface tools. 421-422
  
• Mark T. Maybury:
  Intelligent multimedia interfaces. 423-424
  
• Gerd Szwillus:
  Graphical constraints. 425-426
  
• Lisa Neal:
  Computer supported meeting rooms. 427-428
  
• Rick Kazman, Len Bass:
  Evaluating user interface tools. 429-430
  
• Christopher Ahlberg, Ben Shneiderman:
  Visual information seeking using the FilmFinder. 433-434
  
• Lisa Tweedie, Robert Spence, David Williams, Ravinder S. Bhogal:
  The attribute explorer. 435-436
  
• David Small, Suguru Ishizaki, Muriel Cooper:
  Typographic space. 437-438
  
• Catherine Plaisant, Vinit Jain:
  Dynamaps: dynamic queries on a health statistics atlas. 439-440
  
• David Turo:
  Hierarchical visualization with treemaps: making sense of pro basketball data. 441-442
  
• H. W. Lie, P. E. Dybvik, J. Rygh:
  SCREAM: screen-based navigation in voice messages. 443-444
  
• Eric A. Bier, Maureen C. Stone, Kenneth A. Pier, Kenneth P. Fishkin, Thomas Baudel, Matthew Conway, William Buxton, Tony DeRose:
  Toolglass and magic lenses: the see-through interface. 445-446
  
• Christian Breiteneder, Simon J. Gibbs:
  Interactive video actors. 447-448
  
• Akikazu Takeuchi, Katashi Nagao:
  Speech dialogue with facial displays. 449-450
  
• George W. Fitzmaurice, William Buxton:
  The Chameleon: spatially aware palmtop computers. 451-452
  
• David B. Koons, Carlton J. Sparrell:
  Iconic: speech and depictive gestures at the human-machine interface. 453-454
  
• Francesmary Modugno, Brad A. Myers:
  Pursuit: graphically representing programs in a demonstrational visual shell. 455-456
  
• Brad A. Myers, Dario A. Giuse, Andrew Mickish, Brad T. Vander Zanden, David S. Kosbie, Richard G. McDaniel, James A. Landay, Matthews Golderg, Rajan Pathasarathy:
  The garnet user interface development environment. 457-458
  
• Ronald Baecker, Geof Glass, Alex Mitchell, Ilona Posner:
  SASSE: the collaborative editor. 459-462
  
• Marc Brown, John Domingue, Blaine A. Price, John T. Stasko:
  Software visualization. 463
  
• Deborah Hix, H. Rex Hartson, Jakob Nielson:
  A taxonomic model for developing high impact formative usability evaluation methods. 464-465
  
• Barry Arons, Elizabeth D. Mynatt:
  The future of speech and audio in the interface. 465
  
• Clark N. Quinn, Jonas Löwgren, Jean B. Gasen, Peter Gorny:
  Designing the teaching of HCI. 466
  
• Stephen Fickas, Lewis Johnson, John Karat, Colin Potts:
  Using scenarios to elicit user requirements. 467
  
• Nandini P. Nayak, Deborah Mrazek:
  Analyzing and communication usability data: now that you has the data what do you do? 468
  
• Andries van Dam, Kenneth P. Herndon, Michael Gleicher:
  The challenges of 3D interaction. 469
  
• Janet Finlay, George Bolt:
  Pattern recogniyion in HCI: a viable approach? 470
  
• Alistair G. Sutcliffe, John M. Carroll, Allan MacLean:
  Design rationale: mutual opportunities for research and practice. 471
  
• William C. Hill, Loren G. Terveen:
  New uses and abuses of interaction hhistory: help form the research agenda. 472
  

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