Interacting with Computers, Volume 11

Volume 11, Number 1, December 1998

• Alan J. Dix, John Fabre, Steve Howard: Introduction to the Special Issue on Temporal Aspects of Usability. 1-7
• Alan J. Dix, Devina Ramduny, Julie Wilkinson: Interaction in the large. 9-32
• David A. Carr, Catherine Plaisant, Hiroaki Hasegawa: Designing a real-time telepathology workstation to mitigate communication delays. 33-52
• Chris Johnson: Representing the impact of time on human error and systems failure. 53-86
• David England, Philip D. Gray: Temporal aspects of interaction in shared virtual worlds. 87-105

Volume 11, Number 2, December 1998

• Robert Dale, Jon Oberlander, Maria Milosavljevic, Alistair Knott: Integrating natural language generation and hypertext to produce dynamic documents. 109-135
• Robert Spence, Lisa Tweedie: The Attribute Explorer: information synthesis via exploration. 137-146
• Sidney A. Davis, Susan Wiedenbeck: The effect of interaction style and training method on end user learning of software packages. 147-172
• Anthony Savidis, Constantine Stephanidis: The HOMER UIMS for dual user interface development: Fusing visual and non-visual interactions. 173-209
• Stephen A. Brewster: The design of sonically-enhanced widgets. 211-235

Volume 11, Number 3, March 1999

• Kim J. Vicente: Wanted: psychologically relevant, device- and event-independent work analysis techniques. 237-254
• Susan Wiedenbeck, Vennila Ramalingam, Suseela Sarasamma, Cynthia L. Corritore: A comparison of the comprehension of object-oriented and procedural programs by novice programmers. 255-282
• I. Scott MacKenzie, Larry Chang: A performance comparison of two handwriting recognizers. 283-297
• J. M. Christian Bastien, Dominique L. Scapin, Corinne Leulier: The ergonomic criteria and the ISO/DIS 9241-10 dialogue principles: a pilot comparison in an evaluation task. 299-322
• Nichole Simpson: Managing the use of style guides in an organisational setting: practical lessons in ensuring UI consistency. 323-351

Volume 11, Number 4, April 1999

• Mark Pendergast, Kregg Aytes, James D. Lee: Supporting the group creation of formal and informal graphics during business process modeling. 355-373
• Stella Mills, Jan Noyes: Virtual reality: an overview of User-related Design Issues. 375-386
• T. Conkar, Jan Noyes, C. Kimble: CLIMATE: A framework for developing holistic requirements analysis in Virtual Environments. 387-402
• Kulwinder Kaur, Neil A. M. Maiden, Alistair G. Sutcliffe: Interacting with virtual environments: an evaluation of a model of interaction. 403-426
• Christian Krapichler, Michael Haubner, Andreas Lösch, Dietrich Schuhmann, Marcus Seemann, Karl-Hans Englmeier: Physicians in virtual environments multimodal human-computer interaction. 427-452
• Stella Mills, Maria Madalena T. de Araújo: Learning through virtual reality: a preliminary investigation. 453-462

Volume 11, Number 5, May 1999

• David Squires: Usability and Educational Software Design: Special Issue of Interacting with Computers. 463-466
• David Squires, Jennifer Preece: Predicting quality in educational software: Evaluating For Learning, Usability and the Synergy between Them. 467-483
• John T. Mayes, Chris J. H. Fowler: Learning technology and usability: a framework for understanding courseware. 485-497
• Ann C. Jones, Eileen Scanlon, Canan Tosunoglu Blake, Erica Morris, Shelagh Ross, Phil Butcher, Joel Greenberg: Contexts for evaluating educational software. 499-516
• Chris Johnson: Why human error modeling has failed to help systems development. 517-524
• Marie-odile Bes: A case study of a human error in a dynamic environment. 525-543
• Maria Virvou: Automatic reasoning and help about human errors in using an operating system. 545-573
• Frédéric Vanderhaegen: Toward a model of unreliability to study error prevention supports. 575-595

Volume 11, Number 6, June 1999

• Colin Chambers, Peter R. Croll, M. Bowell: A study of incidents involving programmable electronic safety-related systems. 597-609
• David Trepess, Tony Stockman: A classification and analysis of erroneous actions in computer supported co-operative work environment. 611-622
• Heather W. Allen, Marcey L. Abate: Work process analysis: a necessary step in the development of decision support systems. An aviation safety case study. 623-643
• Neil A. M. Maiden, Shailey Minocha, Alistair G. Sutcliffe, Darrel Manuel, Michele Ryan: A co-operative scenario based approach to acquisition and validation of system requirements: How exceptions can help! 645-664
• Stephen Viller, John Bowers, Tom Rodden: Human factors in requirements engineering: A survey of human sciences literature relevant to the improvement of dependable systems development processes. 665-698
• Paul Beynon-Davies: Human error and information systems failure: the case of the London ambulance service computer-aided despatch system project. 699-720