Interactions, Volume 9

Volume 9, Number 1, January 2002

• Steven Pemberton:
  Editorial. 4
  

• Marisa E. Campbell:
  Certifying usability (professionals): a scheme to qualify practitioners. 7-9
  

• Joshua Seiden:
  Question and answer: design means remembering to ask the question. 11-15
  

• Heiko Sacher, Gareth Loudon:
  Uncovering the new wireless interaction paradigm. 17-23
  

• Jeff Johnson, Austin Henderson:
  Conceptual models: begin by designing what to design. 25-32
  
• Aaron Marcus, Eugene Chen:
  Designing the PDA of the future. 34-44
  

• Marisa E. Campbell:
  Book preview. 45-48
  

• Marisa E. Campbell:
  CHI 2002. 49-55
  

• Steven Pemberton:
  Electric IP. 56
  

Volume 9, Number 2, March 2002

• Steven Pemberton:
  Editorial. 4
  

• Aaron Marcus:
  Metaphors and user interfaces in the 21st Century. 7-10
  

• Susan M. Dray, David A. Siegel, Evan Feldman, Maria T. Potenza:
  Why do version 1.0 and not release it?: Conducting field trials of the tablet PC. 11-16
  

• Bruce G. Allen, Elizabeth A. Buie:
  What's in a word?: The semantics of usability. 17-21
  

• Elizabeth Dykstra-Erickson:
  What we say, what we do: third annual special issue on interface design. 23
  

• Jan Stage:
  Aalborg University. 25-28
  
• Anthony Faiola:
  Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI). 29-32
  
• Brian D. Fisher:
  University of British Columbia. 33-36
  
• Mike Stott, Alistair Regan, Daniel Fallman:
  Umeå University. 37-40
  
• Steve Howard:
  University of Melbourne. 41-44
  
• Gerrit C. van der Veer, Mari Carmen Puerta Melguizo, Anton Eliëns, Cristina Chisalita, Janke Smit:
  Vrije Universiteit. 45-50
  
• Abbie Brown:
  Washington State University. 51-53
  
• Charles G. Halcomb, Barbara S. Chaparro:
  Wichita State University. 55-57
  

• Cynthia L. Perrine, Jeffry J. Tar, Alan E. Asper:
  Accenture. 59-61
  
• Eugene Chen:
  AM+A. 63-68
  
• Larry L. Constantine:
  Constantine & Lockwood. 69-71
  
• Jens Jonason:
  Lycos Europe: Lycos Europe. 73-76
  
• Robert Abbott, Bill Litfin:
  Motivo. 77-80
  
• Jeremy Ashley, Kristin Desmond:
  Oracle. 81-86
  
• Stefan Schoen, Helmut Degen, Nuray M. Aykin, Arnold Rudorfer, Xiaowei Yuan:
  Siemens AG. 87-90
  
• Gitta Salomon, Jason Ward, Tzufen Liao:
  SWIM: SWIM. 91-94
  
• William Hudson:
  Syntagm. 95-98
  
• Kumiyo Nakakoji, Yasuhiro Yamamoto, Aoki Atsushi:
  SRA, NAIST & JST. 99-102
  
• Ariel Guersenzvaig:
  SQR. 103-105
  

• John D. Murphy:
  HCI down under. 107-108
  
• Richard I. Anderson:
  Coming together to explore the intersections of HCI, experience design, and information architecture. 109-111
  

• Elizabeth Dykstra-Erickson:
  Alben Design by Lauralee Alben. 113-118
  
• Elizabeth Dykstra-Erickson:
  Perspectives on interaction design by Yvonne Rogers, Helen Sharp, and Jennifer J. Preece. 119-122
  
• Elizabeth Dykstra-Erickson:
  Perspectives on user interface design training by Scott Berkun. 123-125
  

• Steven Pemberton:
  Choose one: fast, correct, or pleasurable. 128-127
  

Volume 9, Number 3, May 2002

• Steven Pemberton:
  Editorial. 4
  

• Marisa E. Campbell:
  Interaction design and children international workshop. 7-9
  

• Chengzheng Sun, David Chen:
  Consistency maintenance in real-time collaborative graphics editing systems. 11-12
  

• Jon Meads:
  Laid-off usability engineer, or why we don't get no respect. 13-16
  

• Ben Shneiderman, Hyunmo Kang, Bill Kules, Catherine Plaisant, Anne Rose, Richesh Rucheir:
  A photo history of SIGCHI: evolution of design from personal to public. 17-23
  

• Aaron Marcus:
  Culture class vs. culture clash. 25-28
  

• David J. Gilmore:
  Understanding and overcoming resistance to ethnographic design research. 29-35
  
• Karl Dubost, Hugo Haas, Ian Jacobs:
  Remedies for common user-agent problems. 36-44
  

• Al Badre:
  Shaping web usability---interaction design in context. 45-47
  

• Marisa E. Campbell:
  DIS2002. 49-51
  

• G. Alan Creak:
  Multimedia in 1938: utterly fantastic plans? 56-
  

Volume 9, Number 4, July 2002

• Steven Pemberton:
  Use is beauty, beauty use. 4
  

• Marisa E. Campbell:
  Call for participation: HCI International 2003 10th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction. 7-9
  

• Johan Hallnäs Redstrüm:
  From use to presence: on the expressions and aesthetics of everyday computational things. 11-12
  

• George Olsen:
  The emperor has no lab coat. 13-17
  

• Hani Asfour:
  Multiples x 1. 19-21
  
• Jeffrey Huang:
  Internet and architecture. 22-24
  

• David A. Siegel, Tracy Rouchka:
  Demo-driven design or design-driven demos: vaporware, demos, and prototypes. 25-30
  

• Aaron Marcus:
  CHI as a cross-tribal community. 31-35
  
• Donald A. Norman:
  Emotion & design: attractive things work better. 36-42
  

• Marisa E. Campbell:
  Book preview. 43-45
  

• Marisa E. Campbell:
  Mobile HCI 02. 47-50
  

• Steven Pemberton:
  Go away! 52-51
  

Volume 9, Number 5, September 2002

• Steven Pemberton:
  Pemberton's laptop. 4
  

• Marisa E. Campbell:
  Call for papers: User Modeling'03. 7-8
  

• Margaret M. Burnett, Sherry Yang, Jay Summet:
  A scalable method for deductive generalization in the spreadsheet paradigm. 9-11
  

• Gilbert Cockton, Alan Woolrych:
  Sale must end: should discount methods be cleared off HCI's shelves? 13-18
  

• Aaron Marcus:
  Dare we define user-interface design? 19-24
  

• Ina Wagner, Martin Kompast, Rüdiger Lainer:
  Visualization strategies for the design of interactive navigable 3-D worlds. 25-34
  

• Larry Marine:
  "Pardon me, but your baby is ugly...". 35-39
  
• Ben Shneiderman:
  Understanding human reactivites and relationships: an excerpt from Leonardo's laptop. 40-53
  

• Marisa E. Campbell:
  Book preview. 55-56
  

• Marty Frenzel, Joe Marks, Kathy Ryall:
  First UIST interface-design contest. 57-62
  

• Steven Pemberton:
  A pixel is not a point. 64
  

Volume 9, Number 6, November-December 2002

• Steven Pemberton:
  Pemberton's PDA. 4
  

• Marisa E. Campbell:
  What's happening. 7-8
  

• Roy A. Ruddle, Justin C. D. Savage, Dylan M. Jones:
  Symmetric and asymmetric action integration during cooperative object manipulation in virtual environments. 9-10
  

• Thomas McCoy:
  Letter from the dark side: confessions of an applications developer. 11-15
  

• Tom Stewart:
  How to cope with success. 17-21
  

• Karen Donoghue:
  An equilibrium of value: linking business decisions and user benefits. 23-27
  

• Aaron Marcus:
  The cult of cute: the challenge of user experience design. 29-34
  
• Celine Pering:
  Interaction design prototyping of communicator devices: towards meeting the hardware-software challenge. 36-46
  

• Marisa E. Campbell:
  Book preview. 47-49
  

• Marisa E. Campbell:
  Conference preview. 51-54
  

• Harley Manning:
  Must the sale end? 56
  

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