Table of Contents: Panels

Creative Prototyping Tools: What Interaction Designers Really Need to Produce Advanced User Interface Concepts

Organizer: Manfred Tscheligi, University of Vienna; Panelists:Stephanie Houde, Apple Computer, Inc.; Rahgu Kolli, Delft University of Technology; Aaron Marcus, Aaron Marcus and Associates; Michael Muller, U S WEST; Kevin Mullet, Macromedia

Retrospective Views on Apple Computer's Interface Design Project

Organizer: S. Joy Mountford, Interval Research Corporation; Panelists: Stephanie Houde, Apple Computer, Inc.; Ron Baecker, University of Toronto ; Sergio Canetti, New York University; Yvonne Rogers, University of Sussex; Tom Bellman, University of Toronto; Robert Girling, Microsoft Corporation; Patrick Meehan, New York University; Magnus Ramage, University of Sussex 3D or Not 3D?

"More is Better" or "Less is More"?

Organizers: Kevin Mullet, Macromedia; Diane Schiano, Interval Research Corporation; Panelists: George Robertson, Xerox PARC; Joel Tesler, Silicon Graphics; Barbara Tversky, Stanford University; Kevin Mullet, MacroMedia; Moderator: Diane Schiano, Interval Research Corporation

Discount or Disservice? Discount Usability Analysis—Evaluation at a Bargain Price or Simply Damaged

Merchandise? Organizer: Wayne D. Gray, George Mason University; Moderator: Michael E. Atwood, NYNEX Science & Technology Inc.; Discussant: Carolanne Fisher, U S WEST; Panelists: Jakob Nielsen, SunSoft; John M. Carroll, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University; John Long, University College of London; Wayne D. Gray, George Mason University

Interface Styles: Direct Manipulation Versus Social Interactions

Organizer: Lynn Streeter, U S WEST; Panelists: Sara Keisler, Carnegie Mellon University; Clifford Nass, Stanford University; Ben Shneiderman, University of Maryland;

Browsing vs. Search: Can We Find A Synergy?

Organizer: Jock D. Mackinlay, Xerox PARC; Polle T. Zellweger, Xerox PARC; Panelists: Mark Chignell, University of Toronto; George Furnas, Bellcore; Gerard Salton, Cornell University

The NSF/ARPA/NASA Digital Libraries Initiative: Opportunities for HCI Research

Organizer: William Hefley, Carnegie Mellon University; Panelists: Ann Bishop, University of Illinois; Barbara Buttenfield, State University of New York at Buffalo; Joseph Hanes, University of Michigan; Scott Stevens, Carnegie Mellon University; Nancy Van House, University of California, Berkeley; Terry Winograd, Stanford University

The Anti-Mac: Violating the Macintosh Human Interface Guidelines

Moderator: Stuart Card, Xerox PARC; Anti-Mac Team: Don Gentner, Jakob Nielsen, SunSoft; Defenders: Austin Henderson, Don Norman, Apple Computer

Creativity: Interacting with Computers

Organizer: Ernest A. Edmonds, Loughborough University of Technology; Panelists: Gerhard Fischer, University of Colorado; S. Joy Mountford, Interval Research Corporation; Frieder Nake, University of Bremmen; Douglas Riecken, AT&T Bell Laboratories; Robert Spence, Imperial College

From Our Past To Our Future: User Interfaces Over The Lifespan

Organizer: Maddy D. Brouwer-Janse, Philips Research Laboratories; Panelists: Jane Fulton Suri, IDEO Roger Coleman, Royal College of Art; Sandra Edwards, CHILDESIGN; James L. Fozard, NIA, Gerontology Research Center; David V. Keyson, Philips Research Laboratories

Mapping The Design Process: Visualizing What We Don't See

Organizer: Daniel Boyarski, Carnegie Mellon University; Panelists: Virginia Howlett, Microsoft Corporation; Scott Mathis, Ciba Corning Diagnostics; David Peters, Two Twelve Associates Dealing With Complexity: Uniting Agents and Direct Manipulation Organizer: Doug Riecken, AT&T Bell Laboratories; Panelists: Pattie Maes, MIT Media Lab; Ben Shniederman, University of Maryland; David Canfield Smith, Apple Computer, Inc.

CHI Conference User Feedback Session

Organizer: Kevin M. Schofield, Microsoft; Panelists: Gene Lynch, Tektronix; Michael Tauber, University of Paderborn; Bill Curtis, TeraQuest Metrics and Software Engineering Institute; Rodney Fuller, Claremont Graduate School; Terry Roberts, U S West