IUI '98, Proceedings of the 1998 International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces, January 6-9, 1998, San Francisco, CA, USA. ACM, 1998

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  Henry Lieberman: Tutorial 1: Intelligent Interface Agents. 3
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  Kristina Höök: Tutorial 2: Designing and Evaluating Intelligent User Interfaces. 5-6
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  David Nagel: The Opportunity of a New Century. 9
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  Stuart G. Towns, Jennifer L. Voerman, Charles B. Callaway, James C. Lester: Coherent Gestures, Locomotion, and Speech in Life-like Pedagogical Agents. 13-20
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  Elisabeth André, Thomas Rist, Jochen Müller: Guiding the User Through Dynamically Generated Hypermedia Presentations with a Life-like Character. 21-28
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  Heidy Maldonado, Antoine Picard, Patrick Doyle, Barbara Hayes-Roth: Tigrito: A Multi-mode Interactive Improvisational Agent. 29-32
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  Candace L. Sidner, Alex Acero, Janet E. Cahn, Julia Hirschberg, Robert Moore, Salim Roukos: Speech Research: Near and Not-so-near Results and What They Might Mean for IUI (Panel). 35
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  Henry Lieberman: Integrating User Interface Agents with Conventional Applications. 39-46
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  Anind K. Dey, Gregory D. Abowd, Andrew Wood: CyberDesk: A Framework for Providing Self-integrating Context-aware Services. 47-54
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  Adam Cheyer, Luc Julia: MVIEWS: Multimodal Tools for the Video Analyst. 55-62
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  Lawrence Birnbaum, Ray Bareiss, Tom Hinrichs, Christopher R. Johnson: Interface Design Based on Standardized Task Models. 65-72
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  David M. Hilbert, Jason E. Robbins, David F. Redmiles: EDEM: Intelligent Agents for Collecting Usage Data and Increasing User Involvement in Development. 73-76
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  R. Chung-Man Tam, David Maulsby, Angel R. Puerta: U-TEL: A Tool for Eliciting User Task Models from Domain Experts. 77-80
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  William H. Bares, Luke S. Zettlemoyer, Dennis W. Rodriguez, James C. Lester: Task-sensitive Cinematography Interfaces for Interactive 3D Learning Environments. 81-88
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  Barbara Hayes-Roth, Gene Ball, Christine L. Lisetti, Rosalind W. Picard, Andrew Stern: Panel on Affect and Emotion in the User Interface. 91-94
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  Dan R. Olsen: Interacting in Chaos. 97
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  Yuzo Fujishima: Demonstrational Automation of Text Editing Tasks Involving Multiple Focus Points and Conversions. 101-108
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  Richard G. McDaniel, Brad A. Myers: Building Applications Using Only Demonstration. 109-116
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  Tsukasa Hirashima, Noriyuki Matsuda, Toyohiro Nomoto, Jun'ichi Toyoda: Context-sensitive Filtering for Browsing in Hypertext. 119-126
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  Andrew S. Gordon, Eric A. Domeshek: Deja Vu: A Knowledge-rich Interface for Retrieval in Digital Libraries. 127-134
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  Kathleen McKinney, John C. Kunz, Martin A. Fischer: Visualization of Construction Planning Information. 135-138
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  Jason E. Robbins, David M. Hilbert, David F. Redmiles: Software Architecture Critics in Argo. 141-144
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  Christopher Riesbeck, Wolff Dobson: Authorable Critiquing for Intelligent Educational Systems. 145-152
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  Martin R. Frank, Pedro A. Szekely: Adaptive Forms: An Interaction Paradigm for Entering Structured Data. 153-160
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  Tara Gustafson, J. Ben Schafer, Joseph A. Konstan: Agents in Their Midst: Evaluating User Adaptation to Agent-assisted Interfaces. 163-170
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  Robert St. Amant, Martin S. Dulberg: An Experiment with Navigation and Intelligent Assistance. 171-178
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  David G. Stork: From HAL to Office Appliances: Human-machine Interfaces in Science Fiction and Reality. 181