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7. EHCI 1998: Heraklion, Crete, Greece
- Stéphane Chatty, Prasun Dewan:
Engineering for Human-Computer Interaction, IFIP TC2/TC13 WG2.7/WG13.4 Seventh Working Conference on Engineering for Human-Computer Interaction, September 14-18, 1998, Heraklion, Crete, Greece. IFIP Conference Proceedings 150, Kluwer 1999, ISBN 0-412-83520-7
Session 1: Interaction Techniques
- Kenneth P. Fishkin, Thomas P. Moran, Beverly L. Harrison:
Embodied User Interfaces: Towards Invisible User Interfaces. EHCI 1998: 1-18 - Xiangshi Ren, Shinji Moriya:
Efficient Strategies for Selecting Small Targets on Pen-based Systems: An Evaluation Experiment for Selection Strategies and Strategy Classifications. EHCI 1998: 19-37
Session 2: Applications
- Henrik Bærbak Christensen:
Utilising a Geographic Space Metaphor in a Software Development Environment. EHCI 1998: 39-56 - Joëlle Coutaz, François Bérard, Eric Carraux, James L. Crowley:
Early Experience with the Mediaspace CoMedi. EHCI 1998: 57-72
Session 3: Foraml Specification
- Chris Roast:
Modelling Unwarranted Commitment in Information Artefacts. EHCI 1998: 73-89 - Yamine Aït Ameur, Patrick Girard, Francis Jambon:
Using the B Formal Approach for Incremental Specification Design of Interactiv Systems. EHCI 1998: 91-109
Session 4: CSCW
- John C. Grundy:
Engineering Component-based, User-configurable Collaborative Editing Systems. EHCI 1998: 111-128 - Goopeel Chung, Prasun Dewan, Sadagopan Rajaram:
Generic and Composable Latecomer Accomodation Service for Centralized Shared Systems. EHCI 1998: 129-147
Session 5: Task Based Design
- F. García, Javier Contreras, Pilar Rodríguez, Roberto Moriyón:
Help Generation for Task Based Applications with HATS. EHCI 1998: 149-167 - Shijian Lu, Cécile Paris, Keith Vander Linden:
Toward the Automatic Construction of Task Models from Object-Oriented Diagrams. EHCI 1998: 169-189
Session 6: Evaluation
- Jean Scholtz, Laura L. Downey:
Methods for Identifying Usability Problems with Web Sites. EHCI 1998: 191-206 - Michael Freed, Michael G. Shafto, Roger W. Remington:
Employing Simulation to Evaluate Designs: The APEX Approach. EHCI 1998: 207-223
Session 7: Software Architecture
- Franck Tarpin-Bernard, Bertrand T. David, P. Primet:
Frameworks and Patterns for Synchronous Groupware: AMf-C Approach. EHCI 1998: 225-241 - Ricardo Orosco, Marcelo Campo:
MAMP: A Design Model for Object-Oriented Visalization Systems. EHCI 1998: 243-260
Session 8: Development Process
- Jocelyne Nanard, Marc Nanard:
An Architecture Model for the Hypermedia Engineering Process. EHCI 1998: 261-279 - Paul Chesson, Lorraine Johnston, Philip W. Dart:
Towards a Framwork and Procedure for Specifying User Interfaces. EHCI 1998: 281-297
Session 9: Tools for Design
- Dimitris Grammenos, Demosthenes Akoumianakis, Constantine Stephanidis:
Support for Iterative User Interface Prototyping: The Sherlock Guideline Management System. EHCI 1998: 299-317 - Fabio Paternò, Ilse M. Breedvelt-Schouten, Nicole de Koning:
Deriving Presentations from Task Models. EHCI 1998: 319-337
Session 10: Workshops
- Gilbert Cockton:
Workshop on Technical Feasibility: Initial Lessons from an IFIP WG2.7 Virtual University Case Study. EHCI 1998: 339-350 - R. Spence, Stéphane Chatty, Henrik Bærbak Christensen, Kenneth P. Fishkin, Lorraine Johnston, Nicole de Koning, Shijian Lu, Laurence Nigay, Ricardo Orosco, Jean Scholtz:
The Visualisation of Web Usage. EHCI 1998: 351-361 - T. C. Nicholas Graham, John C. Grundy:
External Requirements of Groupware Development Tools. EHCI 1998: 363-376
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