Interactions, Volume 6

Volume 6, Number 1, Januar-Februar 1999

• Steven Pemberton, Jay Blickstein:
  Editorial. 4
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  What's happening. 7-8
  
• Jonas Löwgren, Erik Stolterman:
  Methods & tools: design methodology and design practice. 13-20
  
• William W. Gaver, Anthony Dunne, Elena Pacenti:
  Design: Cultural probes. 21-29
  
• Karen Holtzblatt:
  Introduction to special section on contextual design. 30-31
  
• Hugh R. Beyer, Karen Holtzblatt:
  Contextual design. 32-42
  
• Teresa Cleary:
  Communicating customer information at Cabletron Systems, Inc. 44-49
  
• Chris Rockwell:
  Customer connection creates a winning product: building success with contextual techniques. 50-57
  
• John Ims:
  Instituting integrated workflow development. 58-69
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Book preview. 73-75
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Conference preview: Hypertext'99; WACC'99. 77-80
  

Volume 6, Number 2, March-April 1999

• Jennifer Bruer:
  What's happening. 7-8
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Research alerts. 9-11
  
• Johannes Gärtner, Edeltraud Hanappi-Egger:
  Bringing participatory design to practical application: the interrelation between LCD projection, facilitation, and participatory design. 13-22
  
• Sara A. Bly, Elizabeth F. Churchill:
  Design through matchmaking: technology in search of users. 23-31
  
• Gary Perlman:
  The HCI bibliography: ten years old, but what's it done for me lately? 32-35
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Conference preview: CHI 99 conference on human factors in computing systems. 43-46
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Book preview. 51-54
  
• William E. Hefley:
  Reflections: Isn't technology grand? 55-56
  

Volume 6, Number 3, May-June 1999

• Steven Pemberton:
  Editorial. 4
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  What's happening. 7-8
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Research alerts. 9-11
  
• Thomas G. Holzman:
  Computer-human interface solutions for emergency medical care. 13-24
  
• Susan M. Dray, David A. Siegel:
  Business: penny-wise, pound-wise: making smart trade-offs in planning usability studies. 25-30
  
• David G. Novick:
  Using the cognitive walkthrough for operating procedures. 31-37
  
• Donald A. Norman:
  Affordance, conventions, and design. 38-43
  
• Dick Rijken:
  Information in space: explorations in media and architecture. 44-57
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Book preview. 59-61
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Conference preview. 65-67
  

Volume 6, Number 4, July-August 1999

• Jay Blickstein:
  Editorial. 4
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  What's happening. 7-8
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Research alerts. 9-12
  
• Deborah Mrazek, Amy Silverman:
  Business: a day-in-the-life of a customer centered design consultant. 13-16
  
• Bill Moggridge:
  Design: Expressing experiences in design. 17-25
  
• Victor Kaptelinin, Bonnie A. Nardi, Catriona Macaulay:
  Methods & tools: The activity checklist: a tool for representing the "space" of context. 27-39
  
• Catriona Macaulay:
  The checklist in the field. 30-31
  
• Marco Padula, Amanda Reggiori:
  Art teams up with technology through the net. 40-50
  
• Marco Padula, Giuliana Rubbia Rinaldi:
  Mission-critical web applications: a seismological case. 52-66
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Book preview. 67-
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Conference preview: SIGGRAPH 99. 71-76
  

Volume 6, Number 5, September-October 1999

• Steven Pemberton:
  Editorial. 4
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  What's happening. 7-16
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Research alerts. 17-22
  
• Kaisa Väänänen-Vainio-Mattila, Satu Ruuska:
  Design: Designing mobile phones and communicators for consumer needs at Nokia. 23-26
  
• Deborah J. Mayhew:
  Business: Strategic development of the usability engineering function. 27-34
  
• Steve Sato, Tony Salvador:
  Methods & tools: Playacting and focus troupes: : theater techniques for creating quick, intense, immersive, and engaging focus group sessions. 35-41
  
• Dan R. Olsen:
  Interacting in chaos. 42-54
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Book preview. 55-56
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Conference preview: OOPSLA 99: 14th annual conference on object-oriented programming systems, language and applications. 57
  
• Ramana Rao:
  Reflections: seegomanifesto. 64-
  

Volume 6, Number 6, November-December 1999

• Steven Pemberton:
  Editorial. 2
  
• Kay Hofmeester:
  Introduction. 8-10
  
• Verena Giller, Manfred Tscheligi, Reinhard Sefelin, Anu Mäkelä, Aapo Puskala, Kristiina Karvonen, Victor Joseph:
  Maypole highlights: image makers. 12-15
  
• Stephan Somogyi:
  Technology survey: future perfect. 16-18
  
• Robin Dunbar:
  Social perspectives: getting the message. 20-25
  
• Luc Pauwels:
  Social perspectives: posing for posterity. 26-31
  
• Peter Cuyvers:
  Social perspectives: emote control. 32-35
  
• Sonia Livingstone:
  Social perspectives: have the media ruined childhood? 36-41
  
• Matilda Blyth:
  Social perspectives: our own devices. 42-45
  
• Chris Long:
  Stories & scenarios: Hi! tech. 46-49
  
• Pauline Bax:
  Stories & scenarios: Home truth. 50-52
  
• Pauline Bax:
  Stories & scenarios: hot shots. 53
  
• Barbara Kiser:
  Stories & scenarios: pix pals. 54-57
  
• Janet Abrams:
  Strategic outlook: double exposure. 60-62
  
• Gert Staal:
  Strategic outlook: from ears to eyes. 64-67
  
• Andrea Moed:
  Strategic outlook: "Daddy, won't you buy me a mobile?". 68-70
  
• John Thackara:
  Strategic outlook: charting new territory. 72-75
  
• Roderic Leigh:
  Technology: eyes wide shut. 76-79
  
• Maypole highlights: what makes kids tick? 80-83
  
• Matilda Blyth, Peter Cuyvers, Peter Schouten, Bernike Pasveer:
  Reference guide: where to go next. 84-89