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| Displays as data structures: entity-relationship models of information artefacts | | BIB | 55-60 | |
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| To repeat or not to repeat: Face-ing the facts | | BIB | 151-156 | |
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| Computational advice and explanations - behavioural and computational aspects | | BIB | 203-206 | |
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| Documentation as part of design: exploratory field studies | | BIB | 213-218 | |
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| An empirical study in using linked documentation to assist software maintenance | | BIB | 219-224 | |
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| An experimental study of a gestalt based database for mug shots | | BIB | 225-230 | |
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| Suspect identification: traditional mugshot album versus computerized feature system | | BIB | 231-236 | |
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| An alternative interface for multimedia service stations | | BIB | 237-240 | |
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| Searching without a keyboard in a multimedia environment | | BIB | 241-246 | |
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| Ubiquitous mail: speech and graphical user interfaces to an integrated voice/e-mail mailbox | | BIB | 247-252 | |
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| Interactive net-services on the WWW | | BIB | 253-258 | |
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| A requirements space for group-work systems | | BIB | 283-288 | |
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| EXPOSE. HCI-counseling for user interface design | | BIB | 297-304 | |
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| IDA - a design environment for ergonomic user interfaces | | BIB | 305-310 | |
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| From OOA to GUIs - the JANUS System | | BIB | 319-324 | |
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| Dynamic forms: an enhanced interaction abstraction based on forms | | BIB | 362-367 | |
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| Cyberbase: the man machine computer | | BIB | 368-371 | |
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| Delivering competitive edge | | BIB | 384-385 | |
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| Audio annotation of electronic texts | | BIB | 390-393 | |
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| Designing an interface in an educational context: first steps to a principled approach | | BIB | 401-404 | |
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| The effect of a teacher-designed assessment tool on an instructor's cognitive activity | | BIB | 405-409 | |
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| Making claims about teaching systems | | BIB | 415-418 | |
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| HCI curricula: what is being taught on computing courses in the UK | | BIB | 419-422 | |
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| Advanced interaction in university based education | | BIB | 423-426 | |
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| The usefulness of an HCI syllabus | | BIB | 427-430 | |
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