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Human-Computer Interaction

Interact '95

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  • © 1995

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Editors:
  1. Knut Nordby

    1. Telenor Research, Kjeller, Norway

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  2. Per Helmersen

    1. Telenor Research, Kjeller, Norway

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  3. David J. Gilmore

    1. University of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK

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  4. Svein A. Arnesen

    1. Telenor IT, Lillehammer, Norway

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Part of the book series: IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology (IFIPAICT)

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Table of contents (75 chapters)

  1. Case Studies: Application and Practice

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 337-337
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    2. Reflections on the Design of Interface Metaphors

      • Michael Smyth, Ben Anderson, Roger Knott, James L. Alty
      Pages 339-345

    3. Evaluating a Multimedia History System as Support for Collaborative Design

      • John Karat, John M. Carroll, Sherman R. Alpert, Mary Beth Rosson
      Pages 346-353

    4. An Approach to Hypertext-Based Requirements Specification and its Application

      • Hermann Kaindl
      Pages 354-357

    5. Design of Coordinated Interfaces for Real-Time Decision Making in Hierachical Structures

      • Shogo Nishida, Mie Nakatani
      Pages 358-361

    6. Dynamic Forms: An Enhanced Interaction Abstraction Based on Forms

      • Andreas Girgensohn, Beatrix Zimmermann, Alison Lee, Bart Burns, Michael E. Atwood
      Pages 362-367

    7. Cyberbase: The Man Machine Computer

      • Sigbjørn Pedersen
      Pages 368-371

    8. Organizing Usability in the Corporation

      • Jean Scholtz
      Pages 372-375

    9. Evaluating Design Specifications Using Heuristic Evaluation

      • Wai On Lee, Ken Dye, David Airth
      Pages 376-379

    10. Human Factors in Software Development - Current Practice Relating to User Centred Design in the UK

      • Andrew Smith, Lynne Dunckley
      Pages 380-383

    11. Delivering Competitive Edge

      • Mike Atyeo, Simon Robinson
      Pages 384-385

    12. DynaDesigner: A Tool for Rapid Creation of Device-Independent Interactive Services

      • Loren Terveen, Mark Tuomenoksa
      Pages 386-389

    13. Audio Annotation of Electronic Texts

      • Ian D. Benest
      Pages 390-393

    14. An Adaptable User Interface to a Multimedia Telecommunications Conversation Service for People with Disabilities

      • N. A. Hine, D. Wilkinson, I. A. S. Gordon, J. L. Arnott
      Pages 394-397

  2. HCI: Education and Training

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 399-399
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    2. Designing an Interface in an Educational Context: First Steps to a Principled Approach

      • Monique Linard, Romain Zeiliger
      Pages 401-404

    3. The Effect of a Teacher-Designed Assessment Tool on an Instructor’s Cognitive Activity

      • Andrew Cohen, Katie Candland, Elizabeth Lee
      Pages 405-409

    4. Educational Applications Of Adaptive Hypermedia

      • Ian Beaumont, Peter Brusilovsky
      Pages 410-414

    5. Making claims about teaching systems

      • Elizabeth F. Churchill, Shaaron Ainsworth
      Pages 415-418

    6. HCI Curricula: What is Being Taught on Computing Courses in the UK

      • Mark Kirby, Andrew Life, Howell Istance, Linda Hole, Alan Crombie
      Pages 419-422
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This book provides one of the best currently available overviews of human-computer interaction across different cultures, disciplines and countries. It contains the selected proceedings of Interact '95 - the Fifth International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction - arranged by the International Federation for Information Processing and held in Lillehammer, Norway, in June 1995.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Telenor Research, Kjeller, Norway

    Knut Nordby, Per Helmersen

  • University of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK

    David J. Gilmore

  • Telenor IT, Lillehammer, Norway

    Svein A. Arnesen

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