This book contains papers given at the Human Computer Interaction '91 Conference given at Heriot-Watt University. A broad range of topics are covered and the list of contributors is impressive. Research in HCI is a growth area and the many papers in this book demonstrate this trend well. This will be an essential purchase for all researchers, designers and manufacturers whose interests involve HCI.
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task analysis product, demonstrational techniques, intelligent canvas, demonstrational interfaces, icon generator, conventional direct manipulation interfaces, experienced user performance, signature tasks, design rationale information, expressive distance, window system toolkit, demonstrator group, conversational aid, articulatory distance, role expressiveness, notational support, observational distance, user interface style guide, pictorial attribute, recognition channel, ghost tracks, human factors expertise, object adaptor, contextualist critique, salient structure Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
North Holland, Elsevier Science, Cambridge University Press, Computing Systems, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Technical Report, University of York, Computer Graphics, Kerstin's Method, User Centered Systems Design, Department of Computer Science, Addison Wesley, Letter Window, Dan Diaper, Home Office, Microsoft Word, Academic Press, Computer Society Press, International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, Journal of Experimental Psychology, Apple Computer Inc, British Telecom, Dialogue Control Component, System Sciences, Working Paper New!
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- Human-computer Interaction by Shackel on 28 pages
- Systems Design by Isim University on 12 pages
- Computer Graphics by Acm Press on 11 pages
- Human-Computer Interaction: Communication, Cooperation, and Application Design, Volume 2 (Human Factors and Ergonomics) by Hans-J"rg Bullinger on 7 pages
- Human-Computer Interaction (3rd Edition) by Alan Dix on 6 pages
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