Getting Started
The HCI Bibliography Project was supported in part by the
Department of Computer and Information Science
of
The Ohio State University.
Much of the HCI Bibliography was entered by work-study students at OSU.
Initial information was compiled for the
annotated bibliography
of the Software Engineering Institute's
curriculum module on User Interface Development;
it was the utility of this compilation that provided the
motivation for the HCI Bibliography project.
Equipment Support
The HCI Bibliography gratefully acknowledges the donation from
Apple Computer
of a Macintosh 8100 and ColorOne scanner
to meet its scanning needs.
The HCI Bibliography is not in any way affiliated with Apple.
Ongoing Support
Support from
ACM SIGCHI
(The Association for Computing Machinery
Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction)
was instrumental in the original organization of the Project,
and a scanner donation from ACM SIGCHI made the Project much more productive.
Most recently, ACM SIGCHI is supporting the HCIBIB's Internet presence,
based on a
1996-08-30 proposal.
Publisher Support
The Project gratefully acknowledges the copyright permissions granted
by the publishers, and their donations of publications for data entry.
A file
(publish.html)
of publisher copyright and contact information
is available.
Volunteer Support
The Project most gratefully acknowledges the efforts of over
100 volunteers who have contributed data and time validating entries.
We sincerely regret any omissions from our acknowledgement lists.