CHI 1995: Denver, Colorado

• Christopher Fry, Henry Lieberman:
  Programming as driving: unsafe at any speed? 3-4
  
• David Wolber, Edward Janne, Kirk Chen:
  Creating real-time animated interfaces with stimulus-response demonstration. 5-6
  
• Shari L. Jackson:
  The ScienceWare Modeler: a learner-centered tool for students building models. 7-8
  
• Rebecca Denning, Philip J. Smith:
  Teaching problem-solving through a cooperative learning environment. 9-10
  
• Linda Tetzlaff, Michelle Kim, Robert J. Schloss:
  Home health care support. 11-12
  
• Samuel A. Rebelsky, James Ford, Kenneth Harker, Fillia Makedon, Panagiotis Takis Metaxas, Charles B. Owen:
  Interactive multimedia conference proceedings. 13-14
  
• Christopher Ahlberg, Erik Wistrand:
  IVEE: an environment for automatic creation of dynamic queries applications. 15-16
  
• Stephen G. Eick, Brian S. Johnson:
  Interactive data visualization at AT&T Bell laboratories. 17-18
  
• Randy Kerr, Mike Markley, Martin Sonntag, Tandy Trower:
  Reno: a component-based user interface. 19-20
  
• Jeffrey D. McWhirter:
  Building dynamic graphical interfaces with Escalante. 21-22
  
• Benjamin B. Bederson, James D. Hollan:
  Pad++: a zoomable graphical interface system. 23-24
  
• Monty L. Hammontree, Paul Weiler, Bob Hendrich:
  PDA-based observation logging. 25-26
  
• Dan R. Olsen, Kenneth J. Rodham, Douglas C. Kohlert, Jeff Jensen, Brett Ahlstrom, Mike Bastian, Darren Davis:
  NIC: interaction on the World Wide Web. 27-28
  
• Loren G. Terveen, Elena Papavero, Mark Tuomenoksa:
  DynaDesigner: a tool for rapid design and deployment of device-independent interactive services. 29-30
  
• Earl Rennison:
  Personalized galaxies of information. 31-32
  
• Keith Andrews, Frank Kappe, Hermann A. Maurer:
  Hyper-G and harmony: towards the next generation of networked information technology. 33-34
  
• Allen Cypher, David Canfield Smith:
  KidSim: end user programming of simulations. 35-36
  
• Michelle Y. Kim:
  Creative multimedia for children: Isis story builder. 37-38
  
• Eric Blough:
  Merging language, direct manipulation, and visualization: a programmable research environment for diffusion-limited aggregation. 39-40
  
• Casey Boyd:
  Human and machine dimensions of 3D interfaces for virtual environments. 41-42
  
• Thaddeus R. Crews:
  AdventurePlayer: an intelligent learning environment. 43-44
  
• Rudolph P. Darken:
  Wayfinding in large-scale virtual worlds. 45-46
  
• Eckehard Doerry:
  Evaluating distributed environments based on communicative efficacy. 47-48
  
• Peter Faraday:
  Evaluating multimedia presentations for comprehension. 49-50
  
• Barry Fishman:
  High-end high school communication: strategies and practices of students in a networked environment. 51-52
  
• Rich Gossweiler:
  A system for application-independent time-critical renderin. 53-54
  
• Sandra G. Hirsh:
  The effect of domain knowledge on elementary school children's search behavior on an information retrieval system: the science library catalog. 55-56
  
• Charles McLaughlin Hymes:
  Conflicting class structures between the object oriented paradigm and users concepts. 57-58
  
• Jennifer S. Kay:
  STRIPE: remote driving using limited image data. 59-60
  
• Axel Kramer:
  Supporting design activities in the written medium. 61-62
  
• James A. Landay:
  Interactive sketching for user interface design. 63-64
  
• Anant Kartik Mithal:
  Using psychomotor models of movement in the analysis and design of computer pointing devices. 65-66
  
• Elizabeth D. Mynatt:
  Transforming graphical interfaces into auditory interfaces. 67-68
  
• Jonathan L. Ostwald:
  Supporting collaborative design with representations for mutual understanding. 69-70
  
• Manuel A. Pérez:
  Conversational dialogue in graphical user interfaces: interaction technique feedback and dialogue structure. 71-72
  
• Lisa Tweedie:
  Describing interactive visualization artifacts-DIVA. 73-74
  
• Karen Ward:
  Integrating multiple cues for spoken language understandin. 75-76
  
• Michael J. Shiffer:
  Interactive city planning using multimedia representation aids. 77-78
  
• Barbara Hayes-Roth, Erik Sincoff, Lee Brownston, Ruth Huard, Brian Lent:
  Directed improvisation with animated puppets. 79-80
  
• Allan Christian Long Jr., Shankar Narayanaswamy, Andrew J. Burstein, Richard Han, Ken Lutz, Brian C. Richards, Samuel Sheng, Robert W. Brodersen, Jan M. Rabaey:
  A prototype user interface for a mobile multimedia terminal. 81-82
  
• Leonard J. Bass, Daniel P. Siewiorek, Asim Smailagic, John Stivoric:
  On site wearable computer system. 83-84
  
• Elizabeth D. Mynatt, W. Keith Edwards:
  Audio GUIs: interacting with graphical applications in an auditory world. 85-86
  
• Tamotsu Murakami, Kazuhiko Hayashi, Kazuhiro Oikawa, Naomasa Nakajima:
  DO-IT: deformable objects as input tools. 87-88
  
• Peter Spreenberg:
  Designing a multimedia publication: American Center for Design interact journal. 89-90
  
• Eric Blough:
  Merging language, direct manipulation, and visualization: programmable research environments for computational scientists. 91-92
  
• James Ambach:
  Directing pictures with Art Pals. 93-94
  
• Ron Van Buskirk, Mary LaLomia:
  The just noticeable difference of speech recognition accuracy. 95
  
• Ron Van Buskirk, Mary LaLomia:
  A comparison of speech and mouse/keyboard GUI navigation. 96
  
• Ahmet Çakir, Gisela Çakir, Thomas Müller, Pieter Unema:
  The TrackPad: a study on user comfort and performance (poster). 97-98
  
• Barry Fishman:
  High-end high school communication: strategies and practices of students in a networked environment (poster). 99-100
  
• Peter W. Foltz:
  Improving human-proceedings interaction: indexing the CHI index. 101-102
  
• Cathy Gunn:
  An example of formal usability inspections in practice at Hewlett-Packard company. 103-104
  
• Roland Hübscher:
  Rewriting interaction. 105-106
  
• Jennifer S. Kay:
  STRIPE: remote driving using limited image data (poster). 107-108
  
• Smadar Kedar, Benjamin Bell:
  Teachers in charge: model-based authoring of educational software. 109-110
  
• Adrienne Y. Lee, Douglas J. Gillan, Evan E. Upchurch, Jeffrey S. Melton:
  Is multimedia-based training effective?: yes and no. 111-112
  
• R. William Soukoreff, I. Scott MacKenzie:
  Generalized Fitts' law model builder. 113-114
  
• Michael J. Muller, Anne P. McClard:
  Validating an extension to participatory heuristic evaluation: quality of work and quality of work life. 115-116
  
• Corrina Perrone, Alexander Repenning:
  Remote exploratoriums: combining network media with design environments. 117-118
  
• Bethany Smith, Leonard J. Bass, Jane Siegel:
  On site maintenance using a wearable computer system. 119-120
  
• Dick Steinberg, Charles DePlachett, Kacheshwar Pathak, Dennis Strickland:
  3-D displays for real-time monitoring of air traffic. 121-122
  
• Massimo Paolucci, Daniel D. Suthers, Arlene Weiner:
  Belvedere: stimulating students' critical discussion. 123-124
  
• Manfred Tscheligi, Verena Giller:
  The gear model of HCI education. 125-126
  
• Thomas S. Tullis, Jennifer L. Boynton, Harry Hersh:
  Readability of fonts in the windows environment. 127-128
  
• Lisa Tweedie, Robert Spence, Huw Dawkes, Hua Su:
  The influence explorer. 129-130
  
• Karen Ward, David G. Novick:
  Integrating multiple cues for spoken language understanding. 131-132
  
• Mihriban Whitmore, Tim McKay:
  Usability testing of Posture Video Analysis Tool. 133-134
  
• Casey Boyd:
  Human and machine dimensions of 3D interfaces for virtual environments. 135-136
  
• Gerhard Viehstaedt, Mark Minas:
  Editing user-specific diagrams by direct manipulation. 137-138
  
• Jason Cassee, Meghan R. Ede, Todd Kemp:
  Growing simplicity: a task-based approach to containing complexity. 139-140
  
• Toshifumi Arai, Kimiyoshi Machii, Soshiro Kuzunuki, Hiroshi Shojima:
  InteractiveDESK: a computer-augmented desk which responds to operations on real objects. 141-142
  
• Toshiyuki Masui, Kouichi Kashiwagi, George R. Borden IV:
  Elastic graphical interfaces to precise data manipulation. 143-144
  
• Ivan Bretan, Anna-Lena Ereback, Catriona MacDermid, Annika Waern:
  Simulation-based dialogue design for speech-controlled telephone services. 145-146
  
• Ole Lauridsen:
  Abstract specification of user interfaces. 147-148
  
• Ellen A. White, Marc E. Fusco:
  Science-by-Mail. 149-150
  
• Saul Jimenez:
  A computer science community service project. 151-152
  
• Melissa Schofield, Daniel Ben-Horin:
  CompuMentor: people helping computers help people. 153-154
  
• Donald A. Norman, Jim Miller, D. Austin Henderson Jr.:
  What you see, some of what's in the future, and how we go about doing it: HI at Apple Computer. 155
  
• Elizabeth Rosenzweig, Cay Lodine:
  Usability at Eastman Kodak Company: a study in group collaboration. 156-157
  
• Jean Scholtz, Paul G. Sorenson:
  Interface evaluation, design and research at Intel. 158-159
  
• Hajime Nonogaki, Hirotada Ueda:
  FRIEND21 Project: two-tiered architecture for 21st-century human interfaces. 160-161
  
• Douglas J. Gillan:
  HCI at New Mexico State University. 162-163
  
• Peter Spreenberg, Gitta Salomon, Phillip Joe:
  Interaction design at IDEO Product Development. 164-165
  
• Jared M. Spool, Carolyn Snyder, Will Schroeder:
  User Interface Engineering: fostering creative product development. 166-167
  
• Christel Dehaes, Kris Vanstappen:
  Integrated software usability services. 168-169
  
• Manfred Tscheligi, Stephanie Houde, Raghu Kolli, Aaron Marcus, Michael Muller, Kevin E. Mullet:
  Creative prototyping tools: what interaction designers really need to produce advanced user interface concepts. 170-171
  
• S. Joy Mountford:
  Retrospective views on Apple Computer's Interface Design Project. 172-173
  
• Kevin E. Mullet:
  3D or not 3D: "more is better" or "less is more"? (panel session). 174-175
  
• Wayne D. Gray:
  Discount or disservice?: discount usability analysis--evaluation at a bargain price or simply damaged merchandise? (panel session). 176-177
  
• Lynn A. Streeter:
  Interface styles: direct manipulation versus social interactions (panel session). 178
  
• Jock D. Mackinlay, Polle Zellweger:
  Browsing vs. search: can we find a synergy? (panel session). 179-180
  
• William E. Hefley:
  The NSF/ARPA/NASA digital libraries initiative: opportunities for HCI research (panel session). 181-182
  
• Stuart K. Card:
  The Anti-Mac: violating the Macintosh human interface guidelines (panel session). 183-184
  
• Ernest A. Edmonds:
  Creativity: interacting with computers (panel session). 185-186
  
• Maddy D. Brouwer-Janse:
  From our past to our future: user interfaces over the lifespan (panel session). 187-188
  
• Daniel Boyarski, Virginia Howlett, Scott Mathis, David Peters:
  Mapping the design process: visualizing what we don't see (panel session). 189-190
  
• Doug Riecken, Pattie Maes, Ben Shneiderman, David Canfield Smith:
  Dealing with complexity: uniting agents and direct manipulation (panel session. 191-192
  
• Kevin M. Schofield:
  CHI conference user feedback session (panel session). 193-194
  
• Joan Greenbaum, Morten Kyng:
  The design challenge - creating a Mosaic out of chaos. 195-196
  
• Scott McDonald:
  Learning from diversity: interactive TV, computers, and the frontier of the cognitive sciences. 197
  
• Christopher Joslyn, Clayton Lewis, Gitta Domik:
  Designing glyphs to exploit patterns in multidimensional datasets. 198-199
  
• Robert Silvers:
  Livemap - a system for viewing multiple transparent and time-varying planes in three dimensional space. 200-201
  
• Scott E. Hudson, Ian E. Smith:
  Automatic generation of starfield displays using constraints. 202-203
  
• Nick S. Drew, Robert J. Hendley:
  Visualising complex interacting systems. 204-205
  
• David Allport, Earl Rennison, Lisa Strausfeld:
  Issues of gestural navigation in abstract information spaces. 206-207
  
• Lisa Strausfeld:
  Financial Viewpoints: using point-of-view to enable understanding of information. 208-209
  
• Benjamin B. Bederson:
  Audio augmented reality: a prototype automated tour guide. 210-211
  
• Don Kimber, Lynn Wilcox, Francine Chen, Thomas P. Moran:
  Speaker segmentation for browsing recorded audio. 212-213
  
• William Joseph King, Suzanne Weghorst:
  Ear tracking: visualizing auditory localization strategies. 214-215
  
• Mauricio Lumbreras, Gustavo Rossi:
  A metaphor for the visually impaired: browsing information in a 3D auditory environment. 216-217
  
• Chris Schmandt, Atty Mullins:
  AudioStreamer: exploiting simultaneity for listening. 218-219
  
• Cynthia A. Sikora, Linda Roberts, La Tondra Murray:
  Musical vs. real world feedback signals. 220-221
  
• Peter Brusilovsky, Leonid Pesin:
  Visual annotation of links in adaptive hypermedia. 222-223
  
• Kelvin Clibbon:
  Conceptually adapted hypertext for learning. 224-225
  
• Batya Friedman:
  "It's the computer's fault": reasoning about computers as moral agents. 226-227
  
• Clifford Nass, Youngme Moon, B. J. Fogg, Byron Reeves, D. Christopher Dryer:
  Can computer personalities be human personalities? 228-229
  
• Bob Rehder, Clayton Lewis, Robert B. Terwilliger, Peter G. Polson, John Rieman:
  A model of optimal exploration and decision making in novel interfaces. 230-231
  
• Ian Rogers:
  The use of an automatic "To Do" list to guide structured interaction. 232-233
  
• Francesmary Modugno, Albert T. Corbett, Brad A. Myers:
  Evaluating program representation in a demonstrational visual shell. 234-235
  
• Francisco Saiz, Javier Contreras, Roberto Moriyón:
  Virtual slots: increasing power and reusability for user interface development languages. 236-237
  
• Judith D. Wilson, Irvine R. Katz, Giorgio P. Ingargiola, Robert M. Aiken, Nathan Hoskin:
  Students' use of animations for algorithm understanding. 238-239
  
• Ole Lauridsen:
  Abstract specification of user interfaces. 240-241
  
• Constance Fleuriot, David Y. Lees, Robert D. Macredie, Peter J. Thomas, John F. Meech:
  Interface engineering in an office information appliance. 242-243
  
• Anthony Savidis, Constantine Stephanidis:
  Building non-visual interaction through the development of the rooms metaphor. 244-245
  
• Ahmet Çakir, Gisela Çakir, Thomas Müller, Pieter Unema:
  The TrackPad: a study on user comfort and performance. 246-247
  
• António Eduardo Dias, João Pedro Silva, António S. Câmara:
  BITS: browsing in time and space. 248-249
  
• Andreas Genau, Axel Kramer:
  Translucent history. 250-251
  
• Alex Poon, Karon Weber, Todd A. Cass:
  Scribbler: a tool for searching digital ink. 252-253
  
• Minako Hashimoto, Masatomo Togasi:
  A virtual oval keyboard and a vector input method for pen-based character input. 254-255
  
• Shinji Nabeshima, Shinichirou Yamamoto, Kiyoshi Agusa, Toshio Taguchi:
  MEMO-PEN: a new input device. 256-257
  
• Kori Inkpen, Kellogg S. Booth, Steven D. Gribble, Maria M. Klawe:
  Give and take: children collaborating on one computer. 258-259
  
• Carlos Maltzahn:
  Community help: discovering tools and locating experts in a dynamic environment. 260-261
  
• Brid O'Conaill, David Frohlich:
  Timespace in the workplace: dealing with interruptions. 262-263
  
• Saila Ovaska, Kari-Jouko Räihä:
  Parallel design in the classroom. 264-265
  
• Charles Woodson:
  Why are computer manuals so bad? 266-267
  
• Erik Nilsen, David Fencsik, Aidan Smith, Linda Solares, Scott Stratton:
  Reducing visual stress symptoms of VDT users with prescription eyeglasses. 268-269
  
• William W. Gaver:
  Oh what a tangled web we weave: metaphor and mapping in graphical interfaces. 270-271
  
• Erik Geelhoed, Peter Toft, Suzanne Roberts, Patrick Hyland:
  To influence time perception. 272-273
  
• Andrew F. Monk, Leon Watts:
  A poor quality video link affects speech but not gaze. 274-275
  
• Patricia K. Schank, Michael Ranney:
  Improved reasoning with Convince Me. 276-277
  
• Herbert L. Colston, Diane J. Schiano:
  Looking and lingering as conversational cues in video-mediated communication. 278-279
  
• Staffan Truvé:
  Dynamic what-if analysis: exploring computational dependencies with slidercells and micrographs. 280-281
  
• Victor Kaptelinin:
  A comparison of four navigation techniques in a 2D browsing task. 282-283
  
• George V. Kissel:
  The effect of computer experience on subjective and objective software usability measures. 284-285
  
• Kevin Knabe:
  Apple guide: a case study in user-aided design of online help. 286-287
  
• Carol Traynor, Marian G. Williams:
  Why are geographic information systems hard to use? 288-289
  
• Dana L. Uehling, Karl Wolf:
  User action graphing effort (UsAGE). 290-291
  
• Masaaki Kurosu, Kaori Kashimura:
  Apparent usability vs. inherent usability: experimental analysis on the determinants of the apparent usability. 292-293
  
• Wayne Citrin, Jeffrey D. McWhirter:
  Diagram entry mechanisms in graphical environments. 294-295
  
• Julie Daily, Kenneth Kiss:
  3D painting: paradigms for painting in a new dimension. 296-297
  
• Thomas G. Whisenand, Henry H. Emurian:
  Some effects of angle of approach on icon selection. 298-299
  
• Suguru Ishizaki:
  Color adaptive graphics: what you see in your color palette isn't what you get!. 300-301
  
• Robin L. Kullberg:
  Mark your calendar!: learning personalized annotation from integrated sketch and speech. 302-303
  
• Volkmar Hovestadt, Oliver Gramberg, Oliver Deussen:
  Hyperbolic user interfaces for computer aided architectural design. 304-305
  
• Mark D. Apperley, Masood Masoodian:
  An experimental evaluation of video support for shared work-space interaction. 306-307
  
• David Frohlich, Owen Daly-Jones:
  Voicefax: a shared workspace for voicemail partners. 308-309
  
• Jae Hun Roh, Lynn Wilcox:
  Exploring tabla drumming using rhythmic input. 310-311
  
• Jane Siegel, Robert E. Kraut, Bonnie E. John, Kathleen M. Carley:
  An empirical study of collaborative wearable computer systems. 312-313
  
• Evan D. Graham, Christine L. MacKenzie:
  Pointing on a computer display. 314-315
  
• Robert C. Barrett, E. J. Selker, J. D. Rutledge, Robert S. Olyha Jr.:
  Negative inertia: a dynamic pointing function. 316-317
  
• Michael C. Albers, Eric Bergman:
  The audible web: auditory enhancements for Mosaic. 318-319
  
• Marc H. Brown, Robert A. Shillner:
  A new paradigm for browsing the web. 320-321
  
• Josh Bers, Sara Elo, Sherry Lassiter, David Tamés:
  CyberBELT: multi-modal interaction with a multi-threaded documentary. 322-323
  
• Jeffrey D. McWhirter:
  VGrep: a graphical tool for the exploration of textural documents. 324-325
  
• Sougata Mukherjea, James D. Foley:
  Showing the context of nodes in the World-Wide Web. 326-327
  
• Martin Röscheisen, Christian Mogensen:
  Interaction design for shared World-Wide Web annotations. 328-329
  
• Mark Alton, Marian G. Williams:
  The CHI tutorial program: just what is the "common ground". 330
  
• Karen Holtzblatt, Hugh R. Beyer:
  Contextual techniques: handling the organization. 331
  
• Loretta Staples, Suzanne Watzman:
  Visual interaction design special interest area annual meeting. 332
  
• Stephanie Rosenbaum, Judith Ramey:
  Current issues in assessing and improving documentation usability. 333
  
• Brad A. Myers:
  The Garnet and Amulet user interface development environments. 334
  
• Patricia A. Billingsley:
  Ergonomic standards for software: economic and design implications. 335
  
• George A. Flanagan, Thyra L. Rauch:
  Usability management maturity, part 1: self assessment - how do you stack up? (abstract). 336
  
• Harold H. Miller-Jacobs:
  Getting respect: beyond lip-service to HCI contributions (abstract). 337
  
• Thyra L. Rauch, George A. Flanagan:
  Usability management maturity, part 2: usability techniques - what can you do? (abstract). 338
  
• Bruce Elgin:
  Subjective usability feedback from the field over a network. 340
  
• Martha E. Crosby:
  Computer systems technical group (CSTG) meeting of the human factors and ergonomics society (HFES) (abstract). 341
  
• Stephanie Everett, Bill Gaver:
  Using speech and audio in the interface (abstract). 342
  
• Elizabeth B.-N. Sanders, Elizabeth H. Nutter:
  Participatory design practices: a special interest groups (abstract). 343
  
• Paul Weiler, Bob Hendrich, Monty L. Hammontree:
  Usability lab tools (abstract). 344
  
• Keith A. Butler, Robert J. K. Jacob, Bonnie E. John:
  Introduction and overview to human-computer interaction. 345
  
• Elliot Soloway, Kate Bielaczyc:
  Interactive learning environments: where they've come from & where they're going. 347-348
  
• Douglas J. Gillan, Nancy J. Cooke:
  Methods of cognitive analysis for HCI. 349-350
  
• Alan Edwards, Alistair D. N. Edwards, Elizabeth D. Mynatt:
  Enabling technology for users with special needs. 351-352
  
• Thomas T. Hewett:
  Cognitive factors in design: basic phenomena in human memory and problem solving. 353-354
  
• Steven E. Poltrock, Jonathan Grudin:
  Groupware and workflow: a survey of systems and behavioral issues. 355-356
  
• Deborah J. Mayhew:
  Managing the design of the user interface. 357-358
  
• Anne Smith Duncan, Minette A. Beabes:
  Contextual inquiry: grounding your design in user's work. 359-360
  
• Mary Beth Rosson, John M. Carroll:
  Introduction to object-oriented design: a minimalist approach. 361-362
  
• Tony Fernandes:
  Global user interface design. 363-364
  
• William E. Hefley, John Morris:
  An introduction to the Internet and the World Wide Web. 365-366
  
• Stephanie Rosenbaum, Judith Ramey, Judee Humburg, Anne Seeley:
  Tools and trade-offs: making wise choices for user-centered design. 367-368
  
• Gary Perlman:
  Practical usability evaluation. 369-370
  
• Arlene F. Aucella:
  Converting to graphical user interfaces: design guidelines for success. 371-372
  
• Aaron Marcus:
  Metaphor design in user interfaces: how to effectively manage expectation, surprise, comprehension, and delight. 373-374
  
• Gary Perlman:
  Teaching user interface development to software engineers. 375-376
  
• Jakob Nielsen:
  Usability inspection methods. 377-378
  
• Allison Druin, Cynthia Solomon:
  Designing educational computer environment for children (abstract). 379-380
  
• William Horton:
  Designing icons and visual symbols (abstract). 381-382
  
• Darrell Sano, Carl Meske, Jarrett Rosenberg:
  Designing hypermedia documents for the World Wide Web. 383-384
  
• Michael J. Muller:
  Diversity and depth in participatory design: working with a mosaic of users and other stakeholders in the software development lifecycle. 385-386
  
• John Rieman, Marita Franzke, David F. Redmiles:
  Usability evaluation with the cognitive walkthrough. 387-388
  
• Linda R. Jacobson:
  An introduction to MS-Windows software development (abstract). 389-390
  
• Karen Holtzblatt, Hugh R. Beyer:
  Contextual design: using customer work models to drive system design (abstract). 391-392
  
• Bonnie E. John, Wayne D. Gray:
  CPM-GOMS: an analysis method for tasks with parallel activities. 393-394
  
• Jared M. Spool:
  Designing for complex products. 395-396
  
• George Casaday, Cynthia Rainis:
  Models, prototypes, and evaluations for HCI design: making the structured approach practical. 397-398
  
• Jeff Johnson, Robin Jeffries:
  Intuitive statistics for CHI practitioners: developing understanding and avoiding bloopers. 399-400
  
• Scott Henninger, Nicholas J. Belkin:
  Interface issues and interaction strategies for information retrieval systems. 401-402
  
• Ramana Rao, Stuart K. Card:
  Exploring large tables with the table lens. 403-404
  
• Toshiyuki Asahi, David Turo, Ben Shneiderman:
  Visual decision-making: using treemaps for the analytic hierarchy process. 405-406
  
• Colin Ware, Marlon Lewis:
  The DragMag image magnifier. 407-408
  
• Steven F. Roth, John Kolojejchick, Joe Mattis, Mei C. Chuah:
  SageTools: an intelligent environment for sketching, browsing, and customizing data-graphics. 409-410
  
• Eric A. Bier, Kenneth P. Fishkin, Kenneth A. Pier, Maureen C. Stone:
  A taxonomy of see-through tools: the video. 411-412
  
• Eric A. Bier, Kenneth P. Fishkin, Kenneth A. Pier, Maureen C. Stone:
  The movable filter as a user interface tool: the video. 413-414
  
• Krishna Bharat, Marc H. Brown:
  Building a distributed application using visual Obliq. 415-416
  
• Matthias Hemmje:
  LyberWorld: a 3D graphical user interface for fulltext retrieval. 417-418
  
• Catherine Plaisant, Ben Shneiderman:
  Organization overviews and role management: inspiration for future desktop environments. 419-420
  
• Wendy E. Mackay, D. S. Pagani, L. Faber, B. Inwood, P. Launiainen, L. Brenta, V. Pouzol:
  Ariel: augmenting paper engineering drawings. 421-422
  
• Steve Anderson, Shiz Kobara, Barry Mathis, Dustin Rosing, Eviatar Shafrir:
  SYNERGIES: a vision of information products working together. 423-424
  
• Teresa A. Martin:
  The tablet newspaper: a vision for the future. 425
  
• Masashi Uyama:
  A three-step filtering mechanism. 426-427
  
• Helen Petrie, Sarah Morley, Gerhard Weber:
  Tactile-based direct manipulation in GUIs for blind users. 428-429
  
• Chris K. Cowley, Dylan M. Jones:
  Voice systems: an inventor's guide. 430-431
  
• Susan S. Kirschenbaum, Wayne D. Gray, Richard M. Young:
  Cognitive architectures & HCI (abstract). 432
  
• Loren G. Terveen, Markus Stolze, William C. Hill:
  From "model world" to "magic world": making graphical objects the medium for intelligent design assistance (abstract). 433
  
• Ira S. Winkler, Elizabeth A. Buie:
  HCI challenges in government contracting (abstract). 434
  
• Susan B. Hornstein, Maxine S. Cohen, Laurie P. Dringus, Andrew Sears:
  Increasing collaboration between industry and academia in HCI education (abstract). 435-436
  
• Uwe Malinowski, Kumiyo Nakakoji, Jonas Löwgren:
  Knowledge-based support for the user interface design process (abstract). 437
  
• Alan Wexelblat, Marc Cavazza:
  Gesture at the user interface (abstract). 438
  
• Dennis R. Wixon, Judy Ramey:
  Field oriented design techniques: case studies and organizing dimensions (abstract). 439
  
• Christopher Rouff:
  Workshop on formal specification of user interfaces (abstract). 441
  
• Jean Scholtz, Anthony C. Salvador, James A. Larson:
  Designing & testing groupware user interfaces (abstract). 442-443
  
• Batya Friedman, Helen Nissenbaum:
  Minimizing bias in computer systems. 444
  
• Alison Popowicz:
  Workshop summary: collecting user information on a limited budget (abstract). 445
  
• Loretta Staples:
  Tools & techniques for visual design development (abstract). 446
  
• Cathleen Wharton, Janni Nielsen:
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