CHI 1996: Vancouver, BC, Canada

• Klaus Kespohl, Gerd Szwillus:
  KAP - A Prototyper for Technical Device Interfaces. 3-4
  
• Mark D. Gross, Ellen Yi-Luen Do:
  Demonstrating the Electronic Cocktail Napkin: A Paper-Like Interface for Early Design. 5-6
  
• Masakatsu Sugimoto, Kimiyo Takahashi:
  SHK: Single Hand Key Card for Mobile Devices. 7-8
  
• Bruce Damer, Christina Kekenes, Terrel Hoffman:
  Inhabited Digital Spaces. 9-10
  
• Mitchel Resnick:
  StarLogo: An Environment for Decentralized Modeling and Decentralized Thinking. 11-12
  
• Jodi Heintz Obradovich, Philip J. Smith, Stephanie A. Guerlain, Jack W. Smith, Sally Rudmann, Larry Sachs, John Svirbley, Melanie Kennedy, Patricia Strohm:
  Design Concepts for an Instructional Tool: Teaching Abductive Reasoning in Antibody Identification. 13-14
  
• Stacie Hibino, Elke A. Rundensteiner:
  MMVIS: A Multimedia Visual Information Seeking Environment for Video Analysis. 15-16
  
• Naomi Friedlander, Ronald Baecker, Alan J. Rosenthal, Eric Smith:
  MAD: A Movie Authoring and Design System. 17-18
  
• Peter Lucas, Cristina C. Gomberg, Steven F. Roth:
  Visage: Dynamic Information Exploration. 19-20
  
• Brenda J. Burkhart, Marc E. Fusco:
  Using Animation to Aid Process Flow Visualization. 21-22
  
• Mary Beth Butler, Ericca Lahti:
  Lotus Notes Database Support for Usability Testing. 23-24
  
• David V. Beard, Dana K. Smith, Kevin M. Denelsbeck:
  QGOMS: A Direct-Manipulation Tool for Simple GOMS Models. 25-26
  
• Ben Anderson:
  Providing Explicit Support for Social Constraints: In Search of the Social Computer. 27-28
  
• Kevin Arthur:
  Effects of Field of View on Task Performance with Head-Mounted Displays. 29-30
  
• Michael D. Byrne:
  A Computational Theory of Working Memory. 31-32
  
• Steven J. Clarke:
  Putting Context into Design. 33-34
  
• Jean E. Fox:
  The Effects of Information Accuracy on User Trust and Compliance. 35-36
  
• David Golightly:
  Harnessing the Interface for Domain Learning. 37-38
  
• Rebecca E. Grinter:
  Understanding the Role of Configuration Management Systems in Software Development. 39-40
  
• Stacie Hibino:
  Extending and Evaluating Visual Information Seeking for Video Data. 41-42
  
• Shirley J. Holst:
  Directing Learner Attention with Manipulation Styles. 43-44
  
• Francis Jambon:
  Formal Modelling of Task Interruptions. 45-46
  
• Dean F. Jerding:
  Visualizing Patterns in the Execution of Object-Oriented Programs. 47-48
  
• Jürgen Koenemann:
  Supporting Interactive Information Retrieval Through Relevance Feedback. 49-50
  
• Britta Lenzmann:
  Interface Agents for Interacting with Virtual Environments. 51-52
  
• Stefanie N. Lindstaedt:
  Towards Organizational Learning: Growing Group Memories in the Workplace. 53-54
  
• Richard G. McDaniel:
  Improving Communication in Programming-by-Demonstration. 55-56
  
• Susan E. McDaniel:
  Providing Awareness Information to Support Transitions in Remote Computer-Mediated Collaboration. 57-58
  
• Ian E. Smith:
  Toolkits for Multimedia Awareness. 59-60
  
• Suziah Sulaiman:
  Usability and the Software Production Life Cycle. 61-62
  
• Elaine G. Toms:
  Exploring the Information Landscape. 63-64
  
• David Williams:
  Multimedia, Mental Models and Complex Tasks. 65-66
  
• Jurine A. Adolf, Kritina L. Holden:
  Touchscreen Usability in Microgravity. 67-68
  
• Edgar Matias, I. Scott MacKenzie, William Buxton:
  A Wearable Computer for Use in Microgravity Space and Other Non-Desktop Environments. 69-70
  
• Santosh Mathan, Arn Hyndman, Karl Fischer, Jeremiah Blatz, Douglas Brams:
  Efficacy of a Predictive Display, Steering Device, and Vehicle Body Representation in the Operation of a Lunar Vehicle. 71-72
  
• Mihriban Whitmore, Andrea H. Berman:
  Common Ground for Critical Shuttle and Space Station User Interfaces: An Independent Verification and Validation Approach. 73-74
  
• Catherine Ashworth:
  GUI Users Have Trouble Using Graphic Conventions on Novel Tasks. 75-76
  
• J. M. Christian Bastien, Dominique L. Scapin, Corinne Leulier:
  Looking for Usability Problems with the Ergonomic Criteria and with the ISO 9241-10 Dialogue Principles. 77-78
  
• Kenji Ido, Toshiki Yamaoka:
  Examining Basic Items of a Screen Design. 79-80
  
• Suneela R. Joshi, William W. McMillan:
  Case Based Reasoning Approach to Creating User Interface Components. 81-82
  
• Georg Michelitsch:
  CockpitView: A User Interface Framework for Future Network Terminals. 83-84
  
• I. Lambert, N. Portolan:
  Multi-Skill Cooperation in User Interface Design. 85-86
  
• Guy A. Boy:
  The Group Elicitation Method for Participatory Design and Usability Testing. 87-88
  
• Marilyn C. Salzman, R. Bowen Loftin, Christopher J. Dede, Deirdre McGlynn:
  ScienceSpace: Lessons for Designing Immersive Virtual Realities. 89-90
  
• Marian G. Williams, Hyxia Villegas, J. Nicholas Buehler:
  Appropriateness of Graphical Program Representations for Training Applications. 91-92
  
• Ellen Balka:
  Gender and Skill in Human Computer Interaction. 93-94
  
• Martin Böcker, Werner Blohm, Lothar Mühlbach:
  Anthropometric Data on Horizontal Head Movements in Videocommunications. 95-96
  
• Britt Jönsson, Anna Schömer, Konrad Tollmar:
  The Freedom to Work from an Arbitiary Position. 97-98
  
• Krisela Rivera, Nancy J. Cooke, Jeff A. Bauhs:
  The Effects of Emotional Icons on Remote Communication. 99-100
  
• Leon Watts, Andrew F. Monk:
  Remote Assistance: A View of the Work and a View of the Face? 101-102
  
• Steve B. Cousins:
  A Task-Oriented Interface to a Digital Library. 103-104
  
• Nitin "Nick" Sawhney, Arthur Murphy:
  ESPACE 2: An Experimental Hyperaudio Environment. 105-106
  
• Nick Haddock:
  Structuring Voice Records Using Keyword Labels. 107-108
  
• Kai Jakobs, Rob Procter, Robin Williams:
  A Study of User Participation in Standards Setting. 109-110
  
• Kurt Partridge:
  BDDTCL: An Environment for Visualizing and Manipulating Binary Decision Diagrams. 111-112
  
• Julie Ratner, Eric M. Grose, Chris Forsythe:
  Characterization and Assessment of HTML Style Guides. 115-116
  
• Ivan Bretan, Per Kroon:
  Concurrent Engineering for an Interactive TV Interface. 117-118
  
• Andrew S. Gordon, Smadar Kedar, Eric A. Domeshek:
  Interfaces for Managing Access to a Video Archive. 119-120
  
• B. F. Johnson, J. K. Caird:
  The Effect of Frame Rate and Video Information Redundancy on the Perceptual Learning of American Sign Language Gestures. 121-122
  
• Marc E. Fusco, Ellen A. White:
  Science-by-Mail. 123-124
  
• Jean B. Gasen:
  Encouraging Social Responsibility through Collaborative Team Learning. 125-126
  
• David R. Millen, Patricia A. Young, Perry F. Sennewald:
  Community Volunteers - Getting Involved Locally. 127-128
  
• Steven Feiner:
  Research in 3D User Interface Design at Columbia University. 129-130
  
• Hideyuki Tamura, Yuichi Bannai:
  Real³ Communication and Aromatic Group Computing: HCI and CSCW Research at Canon Media Technology Lab. 131-132
  
• Chris Schmandt:
  MIT Media Laboratory: A View After Ten Years. 133-134
  
• Lynne E. Hall:
  HCI at Banc Sabadell. 135-136
  
• Greg Garrison, Robin Heath, Allison Jaynes:
  The Usability Group at Reuters: Virtually Global. 137-138
  
• Tony Fernandes:
  The Claris Interface Design Group: A Personal Retrospective. 139-140
  
• Sarah A. Bloomer, Susan J. Wolfe:
  The Hiser Group: Pioneering Usability and User Interface Design in Australia. 141-142
  
• Norbert A. Streitz, Heinz-Dieter Böcker:
  Research on Human-Computer Interaction and Cooperative Hypermedia at GMD-IPSI. 143-144
  
• Peter Lucas, Susan Salis:
  Taming Complexity at MAYA Design. 145-146
  
• Frances de Verteuil, Daniel Engelberg:
  HCI Group at Computer Research Institute of Montreal. 147-148
  
• Jennifer Preece, Judith Ramsay, Richard Jacques, Alessandro Barabesi:
  The Center for People and Systems Interaction (CPSI). 149-150
  
• John M. Carroll:
  Virginia Tech's Center for Human-Computer Interaction. 151-152
  
• Eric Bergman, Alistair D. N. Edwards, Deborah Kaplan, Greg Lowney, T. V. Raman, Earl Johnson:
  Universal Design: Everyone has Special Needs. 153-154
  
• Ellen Isaacs, John C. Tang, James D. Foley, Jeff A. Johnson, Allan Kuchinsky, Jean Scholtz, John Bennett:
  Technology Transfer: So Much Research, So Few Good Products. 155-156
  
• Andrew F. Monk, Jean Scholtz, William Buxton, Sara A. Bly, David Frohlich, Steve Whittaker:
  Criteria for Effective Groupware. 157-158
  
• Michael Eisenberg, Wendy E. Mackay, Allison Druin, Sheila Lehman, Mitchel Resnick:
  Real Meets Virtual: Blending Real-World Artifacts with Computational Media. 159-160
  
• John Karat, Michael E. Atwood, Susan M. Dray, Martin Rantzer, Dennis R. Wixon:
  User Centered Design: Quality or Quackery? 161-162
  
• Nahum D. Gershon, Keith Andrews, Stephen G. Eick, James D. Foley, William Ruh:
  Visualizing the Internet: Putting the User in the Driver's Seat. 163-164
  
• Herbert H. Clark:
  Arranging to do Things with Others. 165-167
  
• Betty Edwards:
  A New Look at the Art of Seeing. 168
  
• Alan J. Dix, Devina Ramduny, Julie Wilkinson:
  Long-Term Interaction: Learning the 4 Rs. 169-170
  
• Steinar Kristoffersen, Tom Rodden:
  Walking the Walk is Doing the Work - Flexible Interaction Management in Video-Supported Cooperative Work. 171-172
  
• Nicole Yankelovich, Cynthia D. McLain:
  Office Monitor. 173-174
  
• David J. Cowperthwaite, M. Sheelagh T. Carpendale, F. David Fracchia:
  Visual Access for 3D Data. 175-176
  
• Kamran Sedighian, Maria M. Klawe:
  An Interface Strategy for Promoting Reflective Cognition in Children. 177-178
  
• Douglas Super, Marvin Westrom, Maria M. Klawe:
  Design Issues Involving Entertainment Click-Ons. 179-180
  
• Andy Cockburn, Saul Greenberg:
  Children's Collaboration Styles in a Newtonian Microworld. 181-182
  
• Ray Bareiss, Susan M. Williams:
  ASK Jasper: Performance Support for Students. 183-184
  
• Chris DiGiano, Michael Eisenberg:
  Designing Pedagogical Screen Savers. 185-186
  
• Nicholas P. Wilde:
  Using Cognitive Dimensions in the Classroom as a Discussion Tool for Visual Language Design. 187-188
  
• David Frohlich, Richard Hull:
  The Usability of Scribble Matching. 189-190
  
• Masaki Suwa, Barbara Tversky:
  What Architects See in Their Sketches: Implications for Design Tools. 191-192
  
• James A. Landay, Brad A. Myers:
  Sketching Storyboards to Illustrate Interface Behaviors. 193-194
  
• Jonathan Meyer:
  EtchaPad - Disposable Sketch Based Interfaces. 195-196
  
• I. M. Verstijnen, Ralph Stuyver, Jim Hennessey, C. C. van Leeuwen, R. Hamel:
  Considerations for Electronic Idea-Creation Tools. 197-198
  
• Lisa Stifelman:
  Augmenting Real-World Objects: A Paper-Based Audio Notebook. 199-200
  
• Robert B. Terwilliger, Peter G. Polson:
  Task Elaboration or Label Following: An Empirical Study of Representation in Human-Computer Interaction. 201-202
  
• Susan S. Kirschenbaum, Wayne D. Gray, Brian D. Ehret, Sheryl L. Miller:
  When Using the Tool Interferes with Doing the Task. 203-204
  
• Carl Gutwin, Saul Greenberg, Mark Roseman:
  Supporting Awareness of Others in Groupware. 205
  
• Saul Greenberg:
  Peepholes: Low Cost Awareness of One's Community. 206-207
  
• Carl Gutwin, Saul Greenberg:
  Workspace Awareness for Groupware. 208-209
  
• Carl Gutwin, Saul Greenberg, Mark Roseman:
  Workspace Awareness Support with Radar Views. 210-211
  
• Saul Greenberg:
  A Fisheye Text Editor for Relaxed-WYSIWIS Groupware. 212-213
  
• Carl Gutwin, Mark Roseman:
  A Usability Study of Workspace Awareness Widgets. 214-215
  
• William M. Newman:
  Models of Work Practice: Can They Support the Analysis of System Designs? 216
  
• Richard H. R. Harper, William M. Newman:
  Designing for User Acceptance Using Analysis Techniques Based on Responsibility Modelling. 217-218
  
• Margery Eldridge, William M. Newman:
  Agenda Benders: Modelling the Disruptions Caused by Technology Failures in the Workplace. 219-220
  
• William M. Newman, Margery Eldridge, Richard H. R. Harper:
  Modelling Last-Minute Authoring: Does Technology Add Value or Encourage Tinkering? 221-222
  
• Alex Dennis, William Newman:
  Supporting Doctor-Patient Interaction: Using a Surrogate Application as a Basis for Evaluation. 223-224
  
• Colin Ware:
  Moving Motion Metaphors. 225-226
  
• Benjamin Watson, Neff Walker, Larry F. Hodges:
  Effectiveness of Spatial Level of Detail Degradation in the Periphery of Head-Mounted Displays. 227-228
  
• Richard J. Aldridge, Karen Carr, Rupert England, John F. Meech, Tony Solomonides:
  Getting a Grasp on Virtual Reality. 229-230
  
• Juhani O. Siira, Dinesh K. Pai:
  Fast Haptic Textures. 231-232
  
• Kathy Lowther, Colin Ware:
  Vection with Large Screen 3D Imagery. 233-234
  
• Gernot Schaufler, Tomasz Mazuryk, Dieter Schmalstieg:
  High Fidelity for Immersive Displays. 235-236
  
• Scott E. Hudson, Ian E. Smith:
  Electronic Mail Previews Using Non-Speech Audio. 237-238
  
• Kenichi Kamiya, Martin Röscheisen, Terry Winograd:
  Grassroots: Providing a Uniform Framework for Communicating, Sharing Information, and Organizing People. 239-240
  
• John Chin, Gregory R. Tatchell:
  The Telephony Customer Interface: Five Perspectives on Problems and Solutions. 241
  
• Gregory R. Tatchell:
  Problems with the Existing Telephony Customer Interface: The Pending Eclipse of Touch-Tone and Dial-Tone. 242-243
  
• Nancy D. Griffeth:
  Making a Simple Interface Complex: Tnteractions among Telephone Features. 244-245
  
• Dave Darville, David Hignett:
  From Interactions to Interfaces: Butlers, Job Descriptions and Personal Agents. 246-247
  
• John P. Chin:
  Personality Trait Attributions to Voice Mail User Interfaces. 248-249
  
• Don Xiangdong Cai, Kenneth Chan:
  Technical Considerations in the Design of an Intelligent Agent Using Automated Speech Recognition (ASR). 250-251