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ORCIDCHI 1992: Monterey, California, USA - Posters and Short Talks
- Dennis R. Wixon:
Posters and Short Talks of the 1992 SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, CHI 1992, Monterey, California, USA, May 3-7, 1992. ACM 1992, ISBN 978-1-4503-7804-8
Designing for use
- Kay A. Flowers, Nancy J. Cooke:
Knowledge structure and subject access. 3 - Peter W. Foltz, Susan T. Dumais:
Personalized information delivery: an analysis of filtering methods. 4 - Peter W. Foltz:
IRMail: a minimal interface for a retrieval system. 5 - Makoto Hirose:
Strategy for managing metaphor mismatching. 6 - Amy S. Bruckman:
The electronic scrapbook: knowledge representation and interface design for desktop video. 7 - Sharon A. Davison, Marc M. Sebrechts:
"Why can't I adjust my refrigerator's temperature?": or "What's wrong with my mental model?". 8 - John de Vet, Kees van Deemter, Hans Kemp, Jack Gerrissen:
A self-promoting and explanatory audio control panel. 9 - Martin C. Maguire, Gordon Allison, Stephen Hirst, Kate Howey:
Home networks: the RACE DCPN project. 10 - Gordon Allison, Anne Clarke:
IBC systems and services usability engineering: the RACE issue project. 11 - Catherine A. Ashworth:
Specialized methods do not always increase efficiency. 12 - Thomas S. Tullis, Marianne L. Kodimer:
A comparison of direct-manipulation, selection, and data-entry techniques for re-ordering fields in a table. 13 - Nancy A. Storch:
Does the user interface make interruptions disruptive?: a study of interface style and form of interruption. 14 - Mihriban Whitmore, Robert P. Wilmington, Randy B. Morris, Ann M. Aldridge, Dean G. Jensen:
Computer-based workstation design evaluations. 15 - Elliot Cole, Parto Dehdashti:
Interface design for individuals with mild learning disabilities from traumatic brain injury. 16 - Hilarie Nickerson:
Eloquent video expressions (ELVES): a communication system design for people with linguistic or neurological limitations. 17 - Dik J. Hermes, Gerard W. G. Spaai, Arent Storm:
Realtime graphical display of intonation for speech training. 18
Helping users, programmers, and designers
- A. Brady Farrand, Susan J. Wolfe:
On-line help: are we tossing the users a life saver or an anchor? 21 - Rodney Ruddock:
An active task manual. 22 - Garry Patterson, Terry J. Anderson, Fabian C. Monds:
Evaluation criterion for computer-based training courseware. 23 - Kevin O'Brien, Evan M. Feldman, Marianne Rudisill:
Automated expert advisor interfaces. 24 - Michael J. Papper, Michael A. Gigante:
Tutorial: a tool for teaching graphics programming. 25 - Françoise Détienne:
Design strategies in object-oriented programming and expertise. 26 - Adrienne Y. Lee, Nancy Pennington, Scott Wolff:
Comparing procedural and object-oriented design. 27 - Emilie Young, Russell Greenlee:
Participatory video prototyping. 28 - Randy Pausch, Robert DeLine, Matthew Conway:
SUIT: the simple user interface toolkit. 29 - Alexander Repenning
, Tamara Sumner:
Agentsheets: a tool for building visual programming environments. 30 - Tamara Sumner, Susan E. Davies, Andreas C. Lemke, Peter G. Polson:
Iterative design of a voice dialog design environment. 31 - Roberto Polillo:
User interfaces for distributed control systems: the HYPERFACE UIMS. 32 - Matthias Schneider-Hufschmidt, Thomas Kühme:
Designing graphical user interfaces by direct composition. 33 - Michael J. Muller, Daniel M. Wildman, Ellen A. White:
Taxonomy of participatory design practices: a participatory poster. 34 - Mathilde M. Bekker, Arnold P. O. S. Vermeeren:
Developing a design method: task analyses in user interface design. 35 - Raghu Kolli, Arnold P. O. S. Vermeeren:
Determining 'characteristic interactions' for early prototyping. 36 - Marita Franzke:
Using the cognitive walkthrough in iterative design. 37 - Alice Y. K. Wong, Adriane M. Donkers, Richard F. Dillon, Jo W. Tombaugh:
Usability testing: is the whole test greater than the sum of its parts? 38
Improving team performance
- John G. Smith, David S. Miller, Michael J. Muller:
TelePICTIVE groupware for collaborative GUI design. 41 - Tom Brinck, Louis M. Gomez:
The design of the conversation board. 42 - Mark Roseman, Saul Greenberg:
GROUPKIT: a groupware toolkit. 43 - Mark R. Carter, James D. Herbsleb, Robin Lampert, Gary M. Olson, Judith S. Olson, Henry H. Rueter, Marianne Storrosten:
Collection and analysis of data about group processes in computer supported meetings. 44 - Terri L. Griffith, Gregory B. Northcraft, Mark A. Fuller:
The introduction of GDSS in Bulgaria. 45 - Gary J. Cook, Severin V. Grabski:
An empirical examination of software-mediated information exchange and communication richness. 46 - Sheryl Brock, Aron Kwok, Peter Rowley, Alan Rosenthal, Jim Hewitt:
The evolution of linking facilities in OISE's CSILE system. 47 - Jim Hewitt:
Designs to encourage discourse in the OISE CSILE system. 48 - Douglas R. Ward, Esther L. Tiessen:
An interface design for learning spelling through integrated intentional spell-checking. 49 - Thomas Kühme, Uwe Malinowski, Matthias Schneider-Hufschmidt, Hartmut Dieterich:
Introducing the suitware project. 50 - Manfred Langen, Gerd Hornung:
Who adapts what in HCI? 51 - Kritina L. Holden, Michael R. O'Neal:
The utility of various windowing capabilities for single-task and multi-task environments. 52 - Kristin J. Bruno, Linda L. Welz, Josef Sherif:
Developing an error prevention methodology based on cognitive error models. 53 - Richard I. Anderson:
Modeling system evolution: a means of cutting through obstacles to desirable change to large business (information) systems, their many computer-human interfaces, and user/operator responsibilities. 54 - Pam Barrett, Francoise Brun-Cottan, Jean Giacomi, Ruediger W. Knodt, Denise McLaughlin, Andrea Mosher, Susan L. Saunders, Patricia Wall, James B. Williams, Nancy B. Williamson, Jeanette Blomberg:
The Xerox work practices project. 55
Designing the ins and the outs
- Mary J. LaLomia:
User acceptance of computer applications with speech, handwriting and keyboard input devices. 58 - Maria Milenkovic, Roland Alo:
Of mice and children. 59 - Motoyuki Akamatsu, Sigeru Sato:
The multi-modal integrative mouse: a mouse with tactile display. 60 - Reinder Haakma:
Contextual motor feedback in cursor control. 61 - Masaaki Fukumoto, Kenji Mase, Yasuhito Suenaga:
"Finger-pointer": a glove free interface. 62 - Takeshi Onishi, Haruo Takemura, Fumio Kishino:
A graphic object manipulation system using hand gestures. 63 - Gordon Kurtenbach, Thomas Baudel:
HyperMark: issuing commands by drawing marks in HyperCard. 64 - Catherine Plaisant, David A. Carr:
Remote manipulation interfaces the case of a telepathology workstation. 65 - Minoru Kobayashi, Hiroshi Ishii:
DispLayers: multi-layer display technique to enhance selective looking of overlaid images. 66 - Colleen Bushell:
Design techniques for scientific visualization. 67 - Hirofumi Ishii, Kenji Mochizuki, Fumio Kishino:
An image synthesizing method based on human motion recognition from stereo images. 68 - Tomio Watanabe:
Voice-reactive facial expression graphics feedback for improved human-to-machine speech input. 69 - Stéphane Chatty, Michel Beaudouin-Lafon:
Integrating animation with interfaces. 70
Good graphics!
- Grace Colby:
Maintaining legibility, structure, and style of information layout in dynamic display environments. 73-74 - Douglas J. Gillan, Edward Richman, Michael O. Neary:
Minimalism in graphics. 75-76 - Solange Karsenty, James A. Landay, Chris Weikart:
Audio cues for graphic design. 77-78 - John T. Stasko, Joseph F. Wehrli:
Three-dimensional algorithm animation. 79-80 - Michael Travers, Marc Davis:
Programming with characters. 81-82 - Yin Yin Wong:
Rough and ready prototypes: lessons from graphic design. 83-84
Audio video and beyond
- G. Michael Barnes:
Digitized speech's serial position effect. 87-88 - Debby Hindus, Chris Schmandt:
Semi-structured display of telephone conversations. 89-90 - Henry Holtzman:
3-D Video Modeling. 91-92 - Laura Teodosio, Walter Bender:
Salient stills. 93-94 - François Aubin, Jean-Marc Robert:
Bioelectric input devices: an example: BIOLINK. 95-96 - Yasushi Nakauchi, Kenji Kawasugi, Yuichiro Anzai:
Physically-grounded interface architecture for human-robot cooperation. 97-98
Make it work!
- Bengt Ahlström, Sören Lenman, Thomas Marmolin:
Overcoming touchscreen user fatigue by workplace design. 101-102 - Debbie Lawrence, Shelly Dews:
Natural dialog in a time-sensitive setting: a study of telephone operators. 103-104 - Alison Lee:
Accuracy of MHP/GOMS predictions for the task of issuing recurrent commands. 105-106 - Victor Kaptelinin:
Can mental models be considered harmful? 107-108 - Jin Li, Marilyn M. Mantei:
Virtual open office: supporting effective "open" contact. 109-110 - Henry B. Strub:
Rules of thumb for designing effective external aids. 111-112 - Warren S. Gifford, David L. Turock:
The electronic receptionist: a knowledge-based approach to personal communications. 113-114 - Catherine G. Wolf, James R. Rhyne:
WeMet: progress report on a pen-based meeting support tool. 115-116
In search of a method
- Stacey Ashlund, Deborah Hix:
IDEAL: a tool to enable user-centered design. 119-120 - Anders I. Mørch, Bart Burns, Jonathan L. Ostwald:
A seeded design environment for service creation. 121-122 - Nigel Beyan:
The music methodology for usability measurement. 123-124 - Heather Desurvire, Jim Kondziela, Michael E. Atwood:
What is gained and lost when using methods other than empirical testing. 125-126 - Adriane M. Donkers, Jo W. Tombaugh, Richard F. Dillon:
Observer accuracy in usability testing: the effects of obviousness and prior knowledge of usability problems. 127-128 - Jakob Nielsen:
Reliability of severity estimates for usability problems found by heuristic evaluation. 129-130
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