| Editorial | | BIB | 4 | |
| Steven Pemberton; Jay Blickstein | |||
| What's happening | | BIB | PDF | 7-8 | |
| Jennifer Bruer | |||
| Methods tools: design methodology and design practice | | BIB | PDF | 13-20 | |
| Jonas Lowgren; Erik Stolterman | |||
| Design: Cultural probes | | BIB | PDF | 21-29 | |
| Bill Gaver; Tony Dunne; Elena Pacenti | |||
| Introduction to special section on contextual design | | BIB | PDF | 30-31 | |
| Karen Holtzblatt | |||
| Contextual design | | BIB | PDF | 32-42 | |
| Hugh Beyer; Karen Holtzblatt | |||
| Communicating customer information at Cabletron Systems, Inc. | | BIB | PDF | 44-49 | |
| Teresa Cleary | |||
| Customer connection creates a winning product: building success with contextual techniques | | BIB | PDF | 50-57 | |
| Chris Rockwell | |||
| Instituting integrated workflow development | | BIB | PDF | 58-69 | |
| John Ims | |||
| Book preview | | BIB | PDF | 73-75 | |
| Jennifer Bruer | |||
| Conference preview: Hypertext '99; WACC '99 | | BIB | PDF | 77-80 | |
| Jennifer Bruer | |||
| Bringing participatory design to practical application: the interrelation between LCD projection, facilitation, and participatory design | | BIB | PDF | 13-22 | |
| Johannes Gartner; Edeltraud Hanappi-Egger | |||
| Design through matchmaking: technology in search of users | | BIB | PDF | 23-31 | |
| Sara Bly; Elizabeth F. Churchill | |||
| The HCI bibliography: ten years old, but what's it done for me lately? | | BIBAK | PDF | HTML | 32-35 | |
| Gary Perlman | |||
| The idea for a free-access online bibliography on human-computer
interaction, which resulted in the HCI Bibliography, is over ten years old.
Although it started slowly, the HCI Bibliography has grown to over 18,000
entries, most with abstracts, with over 4000 links to full text. Now, with its
own web site at www.hcibib.org and its own search service, the HCI Bibliography
serves as a central repository for HCI information on the Web (with entries for
about 800 Internet resources) and off (with entries for about 400 books over 15
conferences and over 10 major journals). This article (1) summarizes the
history of the HCI Bibliography, (2) describes its current holdings, web site,
and search service, and (3) considers how and why to offer a free service. Keywords: Human-computer interaction, Bibliography, Bibliographic information
retrieval, World-Wide Web, Full text retrieval, Expert system, Search
assistance, Query language usability, Compulsive gathering of information | |||
| HCI standards: a mixed blessing | | BIB | PDF | 36-42 | |
| Elizabeth Buie | |||
| Editorial | | BIB | PDF | 4 | |
| Steven Pemberton | |||
| What's happening | | BIB | PDF | 7-8 | |
| Jennifer Bruer | |||
| Research alerts | | BIB | PDF | 9-11 | |
| Jennifer Bruer | |||
| Computer-human interface solutions for emergency medical care | | BIB | PDF | 13-24 | |
| Thomas G. Holzman | |||
| Business: penny-wise, pound-wise: making smart trade-offs in planning usability studies | | BIB | PDF | 25-30 | |
| Susan M. Dray; David A. Siegel | |||
| Using the cognitive walkthrough for operating procedures | | BIB | PDF | 31-37 | |
| David G. Novick | |||
| Affordance, conventions, and design | | BIB | PDF | 38-43 | |
| Donald A. Norman | |||
| Information in space: explorations in media and architecture | | BIB | PDF | 44-57 | |
| Dick Rijken | |||
| Book preview | | BIB | PDF | 59-61 | |
| Jennifer Bruer | |||
| Conference preview | | BIB | PDF | 65-67 | |
| Jennifer Bruer | |||
| Editorial | | BIB | PDF | 4 | |
| Jay Blickstein | |||
| What's happening | | BIB | PDF | 7-8 | |
| Jennifer Bruer | |||
| Research alerts | | BIB | PDF | 9-12 | |
| Jennifer Bruer | |||
| Business: a day-in-the-life of a customer centered design consultant | | BIB | PDF | 13-16 | |
| Deborah Mrazek; Amy Silverman | |||
| Design: Expressing experiences in design | | BIB | PDF | 17-25 | |
| Bill Moggridge | |||
| Methods & tools: The activity checklist: a tool for representing the "space" of context | | BIB | PDF | 27-29 | |
| Victor Kaptelinin; Bonnie A. Nardi; Catriona Macaulay | |||
| The checklist in the field | | BIB | PDF | 30-31 | |
| Catriona Macaulay | |||
| Art teams up with technology through the net | | BIB | PDF | 40-50 | |
| Marco Padula; Amanda Reggiori | |||
| Mission-critical web applications: a seismological case | | BIB | PDF | 52-66 | |
| Marco Padula; Giuliana Rubbia Rinaldi | |||
| Book preview | | BIB | PDF | 67 | |
| Jennifer Bruer | |||
| Conference preview: SIGGRAPH 99 | | BIB | PDF | 71-76 | |
| Jennifer Bruer | |||
| Editorial | | BIB | PDF | 4 | |
| Steven Pemberton; Jay Blickstein | |||
| What's happening | | BIB | PDF | 7-16 | |
| Jennifer Bruer | |||
| Research alerts | | BIB | PDF | 17-22 | |
| Jennifer Bruer | |||
| Design: Designing mobile phones and communicators for consumer needs at Nokia | | BIB | PDF | 23-26 | |
| Kaisa Vaananen-Vainio-Mattila; Satu Ruuska | |||
| Business: Strategic development of the usability engineering function | | BIB | PDF | 27-34 | |
| Deborah J. Mayhew | |||
| Methods & tools: Playacting and focus troupes: theater techniques for creating quick, intense, immersive, and engaging focus group sessions | | BIB | PDF | 35-41 | |
| Steve Sato; Tony Salvador | |||
| Interacting in chaos | | BIB | PDF | 42-54 | |
| Dan R. Olsen | |||
| Book preview | | BIB | PDF | 55-56 | |
| Jennifer Bruer | |||
| Conference preview: OOPSLA 99: 14th annual conference on object-oriented programming systems, language and applications | | BIB | PDF | 57 | |
| Jennifer Bruer | |||
| Reflections: seegomanifesto | | BIB | PDF | 64 | |
| Ramana Rao | |||
| Editorial | | BIB | PDF | 2 | |
| Steven Pemberton | |||
| Introduction | | BIB | PDF | 8-10 | |
| Kay Hofmeester | |||
| Maypole highlights: image makers | | BIB | PDF | 12-15 | |
| Verena Giller; Manfred Tscheligi; Reinhard Sefelin; Anu Makela; Aapo Puskala; Kristiina Karvonen | |||
| Technology survey: future perfect | | BIB | PDF | 16-18 | |
| Stephan Somogyi | |||
| Social perspectives: getting the message | | BIB | PDF | 20-25 | |
| Robin Dunbar | |||
| Social perspectives: posing for posterity | | BIB | PDF | 26-31 | |
| Luc Pauwels | |||
| Social perspectives: emote control | | BIB | PDF | 32-35 | |
| Peter Cuyvers | |||
| Social perspectives: have the media ruined childhood? | | BIB | PDF | 36-41 | |
| Sonia Livingstone | |||
| Social perspectives: our own devices | | BIB | PDF | 42-45 | |
| Matilda Blyth | |||
| Stories scenarios: Hi! tech | | BIB | PDF | 46-49 | |
| Chris Long | |||
| Stories scenarios: Home truth | | BIB | PDF | 50-52 | |
| Pauline Bax | |||
| Stories scenarios: hot shots | | BIB | PDF | 53-57 | |
| Pauline Bax | |||
| Stories scenarios: pix pals | | BIB | PDF | 54-57 | |
| Barbara Kiser | |||
| Strategic outlook: double exposure | | BIB | PDF | 60-62 | |
| Janet Abrams | |||
| Strategic outlook: from ears to eyes | | BIB | PDF | 64-67 | |
| Gert Staal | |||
| Strategic outlook: "Daddy, won't you buy me a mobile?" | | BIB | PDF | 68-70 | |
| Andrea Moed | |||
| Strategic outlook: charting new territory | | BIB | PDF | 72-75 | |
| John Thackara | |||
| Technology: eyes wide shut | | BIB | PDF | 76-79 | |
| Roderic Leigh | |||
| Maypole highlights: what makes kids tick? | | BIB | PDF | 80-83 | |
| Reference guide: where to go next | | BIB | PDF | 84-89 | |
| Matilda Blyth; Peter Cuyvers; Peter Schouten; Bernike Pasveer | |||