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A Conversation with Don Norman |
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| Article:www.acm.org/interactions/vol2no2/interview/dnorman.htm | |||
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John Rheinfrank: It seems that almost every time we talk, you've just finished a book and have ideas that form the basis for another. Don Norman: I never look back at the stuff I've done. At Apple Computer the merging of industrial design considerations with behavior design considerations is a very positive trend.
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DigitalSpace: Avatars Book Home Page and Teleport |
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It is your body double in Cyberspace, your presence in the virtual communities growing inside two and three dimensional virtual worlds online. With the book Avatars and this companion website, you can now leave simple chat rooms behind and venture forth into the true frontiers of virtual world Cyberspace. Build Worlds, Design Avatars Virtual Worlds Events and News Sign up on the CCON-NEWS mailing list!
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Visual Who |
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Using data such as mailing list subscriptions, it creates a spring based model of the patterns of affiliation within the community. This paper discusses Visual Who within the context both of social interface design and of data visualization. KEYWORDS Online communities; visualization; dynamic information display; social interfaces.
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Integrating Keyword Search into XML Query Processing |
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Due to the popularity of the XML data format, several query languages for XML have been proposed, specially devised to handle data whose structure is unknown, loose, or absent. We propose an extension to XML query languages that enables keyword search at the granularity of XML elements, that helps novice users formulate queries, and also yields new optimization opportunities for the query processor. A third reason to integrate keyword search into XML query processing is to query several XML...
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The Design of Everday Things |
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The usability of a system is not constant, it may vary considerably for different users - hence the need to consider the target population carefully during system design and to prototype alternative approaches. The design of software has much in common with the design of physical devices. Designing control for domestic shower.
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What motivates the call for Universal Design? For example: A head-mounted pointing device may perform well in laboratory conditions, but may fail because the disabled users for whom it was designed feel embarrassed wearing it. User trials of ATMs may indicate a high degree of usability even for novices, but elderly users may avoid them because they feel more vulnerable to mugging than getting their money inside the bank.
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HCI Tutorials |
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WeekTutorialComment Feb 14<None> Feb 21Reviewing last year’s coursework Feb 28Introduction to Visual BasicCoursework hand out Mar 6Scanner and Animation Mar 13Sound and Video Mar 20Distribution ManagementCoursework Part 1 submission Mar 27CourseworkSeen question hand out Apr 3 Apr 24Peer evaluation May 1Software modification May 8 Coursework Part 2 submission May 15Assessment week May 22Revision week May 29Exam Week Jun 5Exam ...
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IBM/Ease of Use/Applying Models to Achieve Ease of Use |
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Three types of models contribute to easy-to-use computer systems: the user's conceptual model, the designer's model, and the programmer's model. User Understanding the user's perspective. Programmer Implementing the design.
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Untitled NoMetaDescriptionConnection Failure. 0 http://citeseer.nj.nec.com/HumanComputerInteraction/
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TechNetCast Play |
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An Interview with Jef RaskinJef Raskin is probably best known as the founder of the Macintosh project at Apple, conceived as a result of his obsession with making computers more "human-compatible". We catch up with Jef as his new book, "The Humane Interface" (Addison-Wesley, 2000), hits the bookstores. SERVICE ALERT: Some users running Netscape/Linux report that [1] they are continuously receiving the same stream -the default stream- when attempting to view any TNC program, and/or [2] the ...
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Thunderwire |
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| 211 at 1.0 | HyperMedia | Audio | |
| www.ics.uci.edu/~ackerman/pub/96b21/cscw96.tw.html | |||
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ABSTRACT To explore the potential of using audio by itself in a shared media system, we studied a workgroup using an audio-only media space. This media space, called Thunderwire, combined high-quality audio with open connections to create a shared space for its users. However while a usable media space and a useful social space, Thunderwire required its users to adapt to many audio-only conditions.
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TIMS - A socio-cognitive framrwork for evaluating digital libraries |
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| Article:www.slis.indiana.edu/adillon/web/IJHCI99.html | |||
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In the present paper I will review the core issues in interface design for digital documents, relying on the empirical evidence to date, and introduce an evaluation framework (termed TIME) which designers and implementers of digital document environments can quickly employ to address early them human factors of interface design in a user-centered manner. Digital document interfaces: fundamental human factors The history of research on human-computer interaction has thrown up myriad ...
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Doug Engelbart Glossary |
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The Internet & Computers Potential. Human-Computer Interface Issues.Can you talk about interface issues in general? Can you talk a little about the human system vs. the tool system and their coevolution?
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GOMS Model Work |
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| Collection:www.eecs.umich.edu/~kieras/goms.html | |||
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The payoff of applying these models to interface design results from the limitations in the standard human factors methods for developing usable systems. This work was based on using a production-system representation of human procedural knowledge; GOMS models can be constructed using production systems, and so the empirical predictions can be generated from GOMS models. A guide to GOMS model usability ...
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Color Perception Issues |
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| 215 at 1.0 | HCI | Sensory | |
| www.firelily.com//opinions/color.html/metaphor.html | |||
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Suppose that a low-intensity light is received by the red cone; the light is at the red cone's peak wavelength. In these variations, either the red cones contain the pigment intended for the green cones, or the green cones contain the pigment intended for the red cones. Note for all cases: Depending on the degree of overlap between the sensitivity ranges of green and red cones, some "non-yellow" colors may appear yellow.
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Multimodal Interaction Group Publication List |
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Brewster, S.A., Wright, P.C. & Edwards, A.D.N. (1992). Brewster, S.A. and Edwards, A.D.N. (Eds.). Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Auditory Display, 1998 (Glasgow, UK), British Computer Society. In Proceedings of the First Workshop on Haptic Human-Computer Interaction, pp 17-21. Adobe PDF McGee, M.R., Gray, P.D. and Brewster S.A (2000).
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BayCHI - Archive |
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BayCHI is the San Francisco Bay Area chapter of the ACM Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction (SIGCHI). December 1996 Douglas Engelbart A Conversation with Douglas Engelbart on the Human-Technology Interface. January 1996 Annette Wagner Design: The Neglected Child of Human Interface?
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Selected Recent Publications by Marti Hearst |
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Most of my research has been in the general areas of information access, corpus-based computational linguistics, and user interfaces. Hearst, M., Next Generation Web Search: Setting Our Sites, in n In IEEE Data Engineering Bulletin, Special issue on Next Generation Web Search, Luis Gravano (Ed.), Hearst, M. TileBars: Visualization of Term Distribution Information in Full Text Information Access, Proceedings of the ACM SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), Denver, CO, ...
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Bit Debris Solutions - Usability Activity Log |
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| 219 at 1.0 | HCI | Testing | |
| Software:www.bitdebris.com/products/ulablog.asp | |||
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In fact, Usability Activity Log has been usability tested first time user can sit down in front of our product and begin using it effortlessly with minimal instruction. The simplistic approach Usability Activity Log uses makes it a necessary tool for any corporate usability lab. Usability Activity Log operates in a networked environment allowing you to share activity log information with multiple workstations (a separate license is required for each workstation).
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kuro5hin.org || The unchanging GUI |
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| Discussion:www.kuro5hin.org/?op=displaystory;sid=2001/2/18/2283/29444 | |||
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Periodically someone on K5 or in other social circles will ask why the graphical user interface is changing so little nowadays (that is, on the desktops of the world at large). The computer interface nowadays is constrained to a pointing device, a keyboard, a pair of speakers, and a two-dimensional, usually flat, multicolored screen. Even the development of today's Graphical User Interface did not materialize from nowhere to replace the Command Line Interface ...
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