4. NordiCHI 2006: Oslo, Norway

• Susanne Bødker:
  When second wave HCI meets third wave challenges. 1-8
  
• Steven A. Wall, Stephen A. Brewster:
  Tac-tiles: multimodal pie charts for visually impaired users. 9-18
  
• Aaron G. Cass, Chris S. T. Fernandes, Andrew Polidore:
  An empirical evaluation of undo mechanisms. 19-27
  
• Pasi Välkkynen, Marketta Niemelä, Timo Tuomisto:
  Evaluating touching and pointing with a mobile terminal for physical browsing. 28-37
  
• Åsa Cajander, Jan Gulliksen, Inger Boivie:
  Management perspectives on usability in a public authority: a case study. 38-47
  
• Emma Eliason, Jonas Lundberg:
  The appropriateness of Swedish municipality web site designs. 48-57
  
• David Ahlström, Martin Hitz, Gerhard Leitner:
  An evaluation of sticky and force enhanced targets in multi target situations. 58-67
  
• Poika Isokoski:
  Variability of throughput in pointing device tests: button-up or button-down? 68-77
  
• I. Scott MacKenzie, Javier Chen, Aleks Oniszczak:
  Unipad: single stroke text entry with language-based acceleration. 78-85
  
• Yanna Vogiazou, Josephine Reid, Bas Raijmakers, Marc Eisenstadt:
  A research process for designing ubiquitous social experiences. 86-95
  
• Erik Grönvall, Patrizia Marti, Alessandro Pollini, Alessia Rullo:
  Active surfaces: a novel concept for end-user composition. 96-104
  
• Maryam Tohidi, William Buxton, Ronald Baecker, Abigail Sellen:
  User sketches: a quick, inexpensive, and effective way to elicit more reflective user feedback. 105-114
  
• Alex S. Taylor, Laurel Swan, Rachel Eardley, Abigail Sellen, Steve Hodges, Kenneth R. Wood:
  Augmenting refrigerator magnets: why less is sometimes more. 115-124
  
• Ole Andre Alsos, Dag Svanaes:
  Interaction techniques for using handhelds and PCs together in a clinical setting. 125-134
  
• Arjan Geven, Johann Schrammel, Manfred Tscheligi:
  Interacting with embodied agents that can see: how vision-enabled agents can assist in spatial tasks. 135-144
  
• David K. McGookin, Stephen A. Brewster:
  SoundBar: exploiting multiple views in multimodal graph browsing. 145-154
  
• Wilko Heuten, Daniel Wichmann, Susanne Boll:
  Interactive 3D sonification for the exploration of city maps. 155-164
  
• Gilbert Cockton:
  Designing worth is worth designing. 165-174
  
• Minna Räsänen, James M. Nyce:
  A new role for anthropology?: rewriting "context" and "analysis" in HCI research. 175-184
  
• Netta Iivari:
  Understanding the work of an HCI practitioner. 185-194
  
• Carmelo Ardito, Maria Francesca Costabile, Antonella De Angeli, Rosa Lanzilotti:
  Systematic evaluation of e-learning systems: an experimental validation. 195-202
  
• Giorgio Venturi, Nik Bessis:
  User-centred evaluation of an e-learning repository. 203-211
  
• Gunnar Stevens, Torben Wiedenhöfer:
  CHIC - a pluggable solution for community help in context. 212-221
  
• Gry Seland:
  System designer assessments of role play as a design method: a qualitative study. 222-231
  
• Cian O'Connor, Geraldine Fitzpatrick, Malcolm Buchannan-Dick, James McKeown:
  Exploratory prototypes for video: interpreting PD for a complexly disabled participant. 232-241
  
• Kristina Höök:
  Designing familiar open surfaces. 242-251
  
• Petter Alexanderson, Konrad Tollmar:
  Being and mixing: designing interactive soundscapes. 252-261
  
• Maria Håkansson, Lalya Gaye, Sara Ljungblad, Lars Erik Holmquist:
  More than meets the eye: an exploratory study of context photography. 262-271
  
• Christian Monrad Nielsen, Michael Overgaard, Michael Bach Pedersen, Jan Stage, Sigge Stenild:
  It's worth the hassle!: the added value of evaluating the usability of mobile systems in the field. 272-280
  
• Sigurbjörg Gróa Vilbergsdóttir, Ebba Thora Hvannberg, Effie Lai-Chong Law:
  Classification of usability problems (CUP) scheme: augmentation and exploitation. 281-290
  
• Youn-Kyung Lim, Apurva Pangam, Subashini Periyasami, Shweta Aneja:
  Comparative analysis of high- and low-fidelity prototypes for more valid usability evaluations of mobile devices. 291-300
  
• Per-Anders Hillgren, Per Linde:
  Collaborative articulation in healthcare settings: towards increased visibility, negotiation and mutual understanding. 301-310
  
• Cecilia Katzeff, Vanessa Ware:
  Video storytelling as mediation of organizational learning. 311-320
  
• Anne Marie Kanstrup, Ellen Christiansen:
  Selecting and evoking innovators: combining democracy and creativity. 321-330
  
• Peter Dalsgård, Kim Halskov:
  Real life experiences with experience design. 331-340
  
• John Horner, Michael E. Atwood:
  Design rationale: the rationale and the barriers. 341-350
  
• Mark Stringer, Eric Harris, Geraldine Fitzpatrick:
  Exploring the space of near-future design with children. 351-360
  
• Rebecca Kelly, Emanuela Mazzone, Matthew Horton, Janet C. Read:
  Bluebells: a design method for child-centred product development. 361-368
  
• Juha Havukumpu, Pia Vähäkangas, Eija Grönroos, Jukka Häkkinen:
  Midwives experiences of using HMD in ultrasound scan. 369-372
  
• Stinne Aaløkke Ballegaard, Jonathan Bunde-Pedersen, Jakob E. Bardram:
  Where to, Roberta?: reflecting on the role of technology in assisted living. 373-376
  
• Evelien van de Garde-Perik, Panos Markopoulos, Boris E. R. de Ruyter:
  On the relative importance of privacy guidelines for ambient health care. 377-380
  
• Hanna Maurin, Diane H. Sonnenwald, Bruce Cairns, James E. Manning, Eugene B. Freid, Henry Fuchs:
  Exploring gender differences in perceptions of 3D telepresence collaboration technology: an example from emergency medical care. 381-384
  
• Fredrik Sundt Breien, Ingerid Rødseth:
  Usability factors of 3D criminal archive in an augmented reality environment. 385-388
  
• Carljohan Orre, Christopher Paul Middup:
  Spheres of collaboration: people, space and technology in co-located meetings. 389-392
  
• Jari Takatalo, Jukka Häkkinen, Jeppe Komulainen, Heikki Särkelä, Göte Nyman:
  Involvement and presence in digital gaming. 393-396
  
• Ruud Janssen, Henk de Poot:
  Information overload: why some people seem to suffer more than others. 397-400
  
• Martin Tomitsch, Thomas Grechenig, Pia Wascher:
  Personal and private calendar interfaces support private patterns: diaries, relations, emotional expressions. 401-404
  
• Minna Kamppuri, Roman Bednarik, Markku Tukiainen:
  The expanding focus of HCI: case culture. 405-408
  
• Jonna Häkkilä, Craig Chatfield:
  Personal customisation of mobile phones: a case study. 409-412
  
• Kirsten Sadler, Toni Robertson, Melanie Kan, Penny Hagen:
  Balancing work, life and other concerns: a study of mobile technology use by Australian freelancers. 413-416
  
• Asbjørn Følstad, Ida Bark, Jan Gulliksen:
  How HCI-practitioners want to evaluate their own practice. 417-420
  
• Ivo Widjaja, Sandrine Balbo:
  Embodied and enacted: the Janus faces of structure-of-use. 421-424
  
• Anders Hall, Dragan Bosevski, Reinell Larkin:
  Blogging by the dead. 425-428
  
• Ann Nosseir, Richard C. H. Connor, Crawford Revie, Sotirios Terzis:
  Question-based authentication using context data. 429-432
  
• Jeffrey Bardzell, Shaowen Bardzell, Christian Briggs, Kevin Makice, William Ryan, Matt Weldon:
  Machinima prototyping: an approach to evaluation. 433-436
  
• Sharon McDonald, Kelly Monahan, Gilbert Cockton:
  Modified contextual design as a field evaluation method. 437-440
  
• Thor Magnusson:
  Affordances and constraints in screen-based musical instruments. 441-444
  
• Stéphane Huot, Eric Lecolinet:
  SpiraList: a compact visualization technique for one-handed interaction with large lists on mobile devices. 445-448
  
• Akiyo Kano, Janet C. Read, Alan J. Dix:
  Children's phrase set for text input method evaluations. 449-452
  
• Ali Shahrokni, Julio Jenaro, Tomas Gustafsson, Andreas Vinnberg, Johan Sandsjö, Morten Fjeld:
  One-dimensional force feedback slider: going from an analogue to a digital platform. 453-456
  
• Bieke Zaman, Tara Shrimpton-Smith:
  The FaceReader: measuring instant fun of use. 457-460
  
• David Geerts:
  Comparing voice chat and text chat in a communication tool for interactive television. 461-464
  
• Wolfgang Fallot-Burghardt, Morten Fjeld, C. Speirs, S. Ziegenspeck, Helmut Krueger, Thomas Läubli:
  Touch&Type: a novel pointing device for notebook computers. 465-468
  
• Eve E. Hoggan, Stephen A. Brewster:
  Crossmodal spatial location: initial experiments. 469-472
  
• John Sören Pettersson, Simone Fischer-Hübner, Marco Casassa Mont, Siani Pearson:
  How ordinary internet users can have a chance to influence privacy policies. 473-476
  
• Rodrigo Almeida, Pierre Cubaud:
  Supporting 3D window manipulation with a yawing mouse. 477-480
  
• Anita Kvamme:
  Usability achievements based on UI framework with screen categories and state transition diagrams. 481-482
  
• Stanislaw Osinski:
  Using historical data to guide user interface evolution. 483-484
  
• Karsten Nebe, Lennart Grötzbach:
  Aligning user centered design activities with established software development practices. 485-486
  
• John Rugelbak, Craig Norman:
  Progressive usability reviews exploiting time zone differences. 487-488
  
• Ingrid Tofte, Karl Johan Sæth, Kristin Jansson:
  A case study of Vinmonopolet.no: faceted search and navigation for e-commerce. 489-490
  
• Siri Breen, Torgeir Enkerud, Kristoffer Husøy:
  Applying usability engineering in ABB. 491-492
  
• Bengt Göransson:
  Design case InfraCAM. 493-494
  
• Fredrik Matheson:
  Designing for a moving target. 495-496
  
• Kristoffer Husøy, Charlotte Skourup:
  3D visualization of integrated process information. 497-498
  
• Wolfgang Mähr, Richard Carlsson, Jonas Fredriksson, Olivier Maul, Morten Fjeld:
  Tabletop interaction: research alert. 499-500
  

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