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ORCIDACM SIGCHI Bulletin, Volume 19
Volume 19, Number 1, July 1987
- Susanne M. Humphrey, Ben Shneiderman:
Abstracts of Interest. 25-33 - Jon Meads:
The standards factor. 34-35 - Carol Bergfeld Mills:
Usability testing in the real world. 43-46 - Mitchell F. Wyle:
A comparison of textual information retention from CRT terminals and paper. 47-50 - Herb Krasner:
CSCW '86 Conference summary report. 51-53 - Jakob Nielsen:
Computer-support cooperative work. 54-61 - Wayne Zachary:
A Cognitively-Based Functional Taxonomy of Decision Support Techniques. 72-73 - Louis M. Gomez, Dennis E. Egan, Cheryl Bowers:
Learning to Use a Text Editor: Some Learner Characteristics that Predict Success. 72 - Izak Benbasat, Albert S. Dexter, Peter A. Todd:
The Influence of Color-Enhanced and Graphical Information Presentation in Decision Making. 73 - Stephen J. Payne, Thomas R. G. Green:
Task-Action Grammars: A Model of the Mental Representation of Task Languages. 73 - Claudius M. Kessler, John R. Anderson:
Learning Flow of Control: Recursive and lterative Procedures. 73-74 - Allen Newell, Stuart K. Card:
Straightening Out Softening Up: Response to Carroll and Campbell. 74-75 - Donald G. MacGregor, Paul Slovic:
Graphic Representation of Judgmental Information. 74 - John M. Carroll, Robert L. Campbell:
Softening Up Hard Science: Reply to Newell and Card. 74 - Scott P. Robertson, John B. Black:
Structure and Development of Plans in Computer Text Editing. 74 - William W. Gaver:
Auditory Icons: Using Sound in Computer Interfaces. 74 - Davida H. Charney, Lynne M. Reder:
Designing Interactive Tutorials for Computer Users. 75 - Alan Borning:
Graphically Defining New Building Blocks in Thinglab. 75 - Peter Pirolli:
A Cognitive Model and Computer Tutor for Programming Recursion. 75
Volume 19, Number 2, October 1987
- Susanne M. Humphrey, Ben Shneiderman:
Abstracts of interest. 9-13 - Paul Green:
Human factors in computer systems: some useful readings. 15-20 - Jeff Johnson:
How faithfully should the electronic office simulate real one? 21-25 - Laura Marie Leventhal:
Software development snapshots: A preliminary investigation. 26-29 - Jakob Nielsen:
Classification of dialog techniques. 30-35 - Aaron Marcus:
Chi+gi '87 poster Session Papers and Abstracts. 36 - Richard Catrambone:
Principles for the Design of Manuals: an Empirical Study and production Rule Analysis. 37 - Joëlle Coutaz:
Pac: an Object Oriented Model for Implementing User Interfaces. 37-41 - David England:
A User Interface Design Tool. 41-42 - Graeme E. Field:
Experimentus interruptus. 42-46 - Marek Holynski, Robert Garneau, Michael Lu:
An adaptive Graphics Analyzer as a Preference-Oriented Interface. 46-48 - Mary J. LaLomia, Michael D. Coovert:
A Comparison of Tabular and Graphical displays in Four Problem-solving Domains. 49-54 - Donna M. Lamberti:
Intelligent Systems Design: the Development of a Framework and Empirical Assessment of Knowledge Presentation and Reasoning in an Expert System Interface. 54 - Aaron Marcus, Michael Arent, Bruce Browne, Carl Jacobsen:
An Icon Design Manual Page for the User Interface of a CAD/CAM/CAE Workstation. 55 - Andrew Monk:
Refining Early Design Decisions with a Black-Box Model. 55 - R. K. R. Trafford:
Graphical Entry of Weather Forecasts. 56-57 - David M. Stein:
On-Line Documentation and Tutorials for an Integrated Graphical and Data Analysis System. 56
Volume 19, Number 3, January 1988
- Susanne M. Humphrey, Ben Shneiderman:
Abstracts of Interest. 9-16 - Jon Meads:
The Standards factor. 17-18 - John M. Carroll, John C. Thomas:
Fun. 21-24 - Paul Reed:
A Brief Summary of the Background and current Status of the HFS Human-Computer Interaction Standards Committee. 25-27 - Scott Luebking:
A change of mind or the story of Fuzzies in Purgatory. 28-36 - John F. Kelley:
Videotex information packagers: a field study aimed at tomorrow's videotex authoring interface. 37-47 - Jakob Nielsen:
The HCI Situation in Europe. 48-50 - Klaus-Peter Fähnrich, Jürgen Ziegler, Margaret D. Galer:
Hufit-Human factor Laboratories in Information Technology. 51-54 - Aaron Marcus:
Chi+gi '87 poster Session Papers and Abstracts. 55 - Michael D. Coovert:
Training Needs Assessment and Analysis of Management Information Systems for Naive Corporate Users: a Case Study. 56-61 - Sai-Cheong Chu:
User Interface Strategies for Large Maintenance Databases. 56 - George Engelbeck, Peter G. Polson:
An Interference Theory Explanation of retention errors. 61-63 - Peter W. Foltz, Susan E. Davies, Peter G. Polson, David E. Kieras
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Transfer between Similar Menu Systems. 63-65 - Sigrid Grimm, Jolanta Malicki, Susan Obermeyer:
A User Needs Approach to Context Sensitive Help. 65-67 - Virginia A. L. Gunther, Alexis Grosofosky, Daniel J. Burns, David G. Payne:
The effects of frequency and Length of Commands and Training Transfer on Text Editing Performance. 67-69 - Manton M. Matthews:
A Natural Language Shell. 69 - Glenn F. Pearson, Mark D. Weiser:
Exploratory Evaluations of two Versions of a foot-operated cursor-Positioning Device in a target-Selection Task. 70-75 - Carol A. Rossi, Thomas S. Tullis:
A Task-Oriented Prototyping Tool. 75-77 - Barbara Bied Sperling, Thomas S. Tullis:
Are you a better "Mouser" or "Trackballer"?: A COMPARISON OF CURSOR-POSITIONING PERFORMANCE. 77-81 - F. Layne Wallace, J. Michael Flanery:
Subliminal Presentation of Help screens on a microcomputer. 81 - Jey Flick:
The politics of human factors. 82-84
Volume 19, Number 4, April 1988
- Jon Meads:
The standards factor. 4-5 - Jeff A. Johnson, George Engelbeck:
Modes survey. 6-10 - Frances M. T. Brazier, J. J. Beishuizen:
Information Retrieval: the User-Interface. 12-13 - Zmago Brezocnik, Bogomir Horvat:
Automatic Formal Verification of Digital Systems using Prolog. 13-14 - Paul F. Byerley, P. Brooks, M. Mhende, Mark Elsom-Cook, Fiona Spensley, M. Federici, C. Scaroni:
Dominie: a Domain Independent Instructional Environment for Computer-based Procedural Skills (ESPRIT Project 1613). 14-15 - Gregg Foster:
Colab: Next Generation Meetings. 15-16 - András Gábor, Gyula Barna:
Knowledge System for Supporting Statistical Analysis. 16-17 - Andreas M. Heinecke:
Alcosy: a Desktop-Style User Interface for Process control. 17-18 - Piet Kommers:
Textvision: a Software Tool to Visualize Conceptual Knowledge using the Hypertext Metaphor. 18-21 - Kurt Landau, Claudia Leonhardt:
The Use of Biofeedback to Reduce Strain at Visual display Unit Systems. 21-22 - Rainer Melchert:
Graphical Support for Accessing a Knowledge Base. 22-23 - Hartmut Weule, Lukas Löffler:
Tools for Interactive System Design. 24-26 - Renate J. Roske-Hofstrand, Roger W. Remington:
Hitexs: a Context-Sensitive Interface for Cooperative Human-Machine Fault Diagnosis; Building operator Tools for NASA's Space Station thermal Management System. 24 - Jakob Nielsen:
Hypertext '87. 27-35 - Jakob Nielsen:
Interact '87. 36-42
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