AI & Society, Volume 10, 1996

Volume 10, Number 1, 1996

• Willi Bruns: Grasping, Communicating, Understanding: Connecting Reality and Virtuality. 6-14
• Victor Kaptelinin: Distribution of Cognition Between Minds and Artifacts: Augmentation of Mediation? 15-25
• Jyrki J. J. Kasvi, Matti Vartiainen, Anneli Pulkkis, Marko Nieminen: Information Tools for the Shop-Floor. 26-38
• Martin Fischer, Eberhard Römmermann, Heinrich Benckert: The Design of Technical Artifacts With Regard to Work Experience: The Development of an Experience-Based Documentation System for Maintenance Workers. 39-50
• Thomas Binder: Learning and Knowing with Artifacts: An Interview with Donald A. Schön. 51-57
• Carol Strohecker: Understanding Topological Relationships Through Comparisons of Similar Knots. 58-69
• Tamara Sumner, Markus Stolze: Integrating Working and Learning: Two Models of Computer Support. 70-78
• Linda Passarge, Thomas Binder: Supporting Reflection and Dialogue in a Community of Machine Setters: Lessons Learned from Design and Use of a Hypermedia Type Training Material. 79-88
• Yasmin B. Kafai: Learning Through Artifacts: Communities of Practice in Classrooms. 89-100
• Thomas Binder: Participation and Reification in Design of Artifacts: An Interview with Etienne Wenger. 101-106

Volume 10, Number 2, 1996

• Karamjit S. Gill: The Human-Centred Movement: The British Context. 109-126
• Randi Markussen: Politics of Intervention in Design: Feminist Reflections on the Scandinavian Tradition. 127-141
• Inger Lytje: Computer Software as Text. 142-163
• Lars Qvortrup: Scandinavian Human-Centred Systems Design: Theoretical Reflections and Challenges. 164-180
• Peter Day: The Human-Centred Information Society: A Community-Based Approach. 181-198
• Jürgen Friedrich: Design Science 97. 199-217

Volume 10, Numbers 3 & 4, 1996

• Barbara Gorayska, Jacob L. Mey: Cognitive Technology: A New Deal in Human Computer Interaction. 219-225
• Jacob L. May: Cognitive Technology - Technological Cognition. 226-232
• Barbara Gorayska, Jacob L. Mey: Murphy's Surfers or: Where ist the Green? Lure and Lore on the Internet. 233-258
• Yoshiharu Masuda: An Analysis of Spoken Language Development Among Three Intellectually Disabled Adults. 259-272
• Roger Lindsay: Cognitive Technology and the Pragmatics of Impossible Plans - A Study in Cognitive Prosthetics. 273-288
• Douglas Herrmann, Virgil Sheets, Justine Wells, Carol Yoder: Palmtop Computerized Reminding Devices: The Effectiveness of the Temporal Properties of Warning Signals. 289-302
• Hartmut Haberland: Cognitive Technology and Pragmatics: Analogies and (Non-)Alignments. 303-308
• David Good: Pragmatics and Presence. 309-314
• Colin T. Schmidt: The Person-Machine Confrontation: Investigations into the Pragmatics of Dialogism. 315-332