CHI 97: Thursday
CHI 97: Thursday
9:00 am to 10:30 am
Panel: The Great CHI 97 Browse Off
Organizers
Christopher Fry | Scoutworks
Kevin Mullett | Macromedia
Diane Schiano | Interval Research Corporation
Papers: Exploring Input
Beyond Fitts' Law: Models for Trajectory-Based HCI Tasks
Johnny Accot | Centre d'Études de la Navigation Aerienne & University of Toronto
Shumin Zhai | University of Toronto & IBM Almaden Research Center
Performance Differences in the Fingers, Wrist, and Forearm in Computer Input Control
Ravin Balakrishnan | University of Toronto
I. Scott MacKenzie | University of Guelph
The Rockin' Mouse: Integral 3D Manipulation on a Plane
Ravin Balakrishnan | University of Toronto
Thomas Baudel, Gordon Kurtenbach, George Fitzmaurice | Alias/Wavefront
Papers: Papers About Paper
Paper as an Analytic Resource for the Design of New Technologies
Abigail Sellen, Richard Harper | Rank Xerox Research Centre (EuroPARC)
PaperLink: A Technique for Hyperlinking from Real Paper to Electronic Content
Toshifumi Arai | Hitachi Research Laboratory
Dietmar Aust | University of Dortmund
Scott Hudson | Georgia Institute of Technology
A Comparison of Reading Paper and On-Line Documents
Kenton O'Hara, Abigail Sellen | Rank Xerox Research Centre (EuroPARC)
Organizational Overviews: Organizational Overviews III
The Founding of the Netscape User Experience Group
Tony Fernandes | Netscape Communications
HCI Educations & Research at the University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez
José A. Borges, Manuel A. Pérez-Quiñones, Néstor J. Rodriguez | University of Puerto Rico
Human Interface Design at Fidelity Investments
Thomas S. Tullis | Fidelity Investments
Demonstrations: Visual Techniques for Image Retrieval
IFQ - A Visual Query Interface for Object-based Image Retrieval
Wen-Syan Li, K. Selcuk Candan, Kyoji Hirata, Yoshi Hara | NEC USA
DIVIUS - Depictive Interaction with Visual Information Using Sketches
Stephen A. R. Scrivener | Derby University
Andree Woodcock | Loughborough University
11:30 am to 1:00 pm
Panel: Corporate Strategy and Usability Research: A New Partnership
Organizer
Stephanie Rosenbaum | Tec-Ed
Panelists
Sarah Bloomer | The Hiser Group
Mary Czerwinski | Microsoft
Judee Humburg | Intuit
Janice Rohn | Sun Microsystems
John Thomas | NYNEX
Papers: Designing for Learning
Designing For or Designing With? Informant Design For Interactive Learning Environments
Michael Scaife, Yvonne Rogers, Frances Aldrich, Matt Davies | Sussex University
Degrees of Comprehension: Children's Mental Models of a Visual Programming Environment
Cyndi Rader, Cathy Brand, Clayton Lewis | University of Colorado
The Persona Effect: Affective Impact of Animated Pedagogical Agents
James C. Lester, Sharolyn A. Converse, Susan H. Kahler,
S. Todd Barlow, Brian A. Stone | North Carolina State University
Ravinder Bhogal | Royal College of Art, London
Papers: Information Structures
Effective View Navigation
George W. Furnas | University of Michigan
Characterizing Interactive Externalizations
Lisa Tweedie | Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine
Life, Death and Lawfulness on the Electronic Frontier
James Pitkow, Peter Pirolli | Xerox PARC
Design Briefings: Access to Knowledge: Libraries and Data Mining
The Multimedia Library: The Center of an Information-Rich Community
Gerard Jorna, Mirjam Wouters, Paul Gardien, Ian McClelland, Linda Vodegel Matzen | Philips Corporate Design
Bringing Treasures to the Surface: Iterative Design for the Library of Congress National Digital Library Program
Catherine Plaisant, Gary Marchionini, Tom Bruns, Anita Komlodi | University of Maryland
Laura Campbell | Library of Congress
Evolution of a User Interface Design: NCR'S Management Discovery Tool (MDT)(tm)
James F. Knutson, Tej Anand, Richard L. Henneman | NCR Corporation
Demonstrations: Future Home Studies
Access for All: HEPHAISTOS - A Personal Home Assistant
Joachim Machate, Michael Burmester, Jochen Klein | Fraunhofer IAO
Mediators: Guides through Online TV Services
Han Kohar | Philips Research
Ian Ginn | Ian Ginn Associates
2:30 pm to 4:00 pm
Invited Speakers: Jeff Johnson and Tim O'Shea
Jeff Johnson | UI Wizards, Inc.
Universal Access to the Net: Requirements and Social Impact
This talk will address the following questions: What does "universal
access" mean with respect to network services? Is it desireable?
Where do we stand today with respect to achieving it? What is
required (particularly in the HCI realm) to achieve it? What are some
of the consequences and side-effects -- positive and negative -- for
society?
Tim O'Shea | The Open University
A Typology of Educational Interfaces
There has been a depressingly ironical contrast between the slow
evolution of 'innovative' styles of computer use in education and the
rapid evolution of interfaces for pedagogic software. Some important
educational interface design problems have now been almost entirely
finessed. I present an historical classification of approaches to
interface design organised with respect to the ways they can support
learners working both individually and in groups over extended periods
of time. This typology supports cautious optimism when considering the
educational potential of new styles of shared distributed learning
environments.
Papers: Finding What You Want II
WebStage: An Active Media Enhanced World Wide Web Browser
Tomoharu Yamaguchi, Itaru Hosomi, Toshiaki Miyashita | NEC Corporation
Revisitation Patterns in World Wide Web Navigation
Linda Tauscher, Saul Greenberg | University of Calgary
Queries? Links? Is there a Difference?
Gene Golovchinsky | University of Toronto
Papers: Speech, Haptic, & Multimodal Input
Integration and Synchronization of Input Modes during Multimodal Human-Computer Interaction
Sharon Oviatt, Antonella DeAngeli, Karen Kuhn | Oregon Graduate Institute of Science & Technology
Rendering Drawings for Interactive Haptic Perception
Martin Kurze | Freie Universitäaut;t Berlin
MedSpeak: Report Creation with Continuous Speech Recognition
Jennifer Lai, John Vergo | IBM Corporation
Organizational Overviews: Organizational Overviews IV
The User-Centered Globalization Group at AT&T
Maria Gabriela Alvarez, Nuray Aykin, Diane Z. Lehder | AT&T
Usability Services at Compuware-Madison: Bringing Usability to Data Processing
Julie Nowicki, Shawn Lawton Henry | Compuware Corporation
Multimodal HCI Research at Toshiba Research and Development Center
Yoichi Takebayashi | Toshiba Corporation
4:30 pm to 6:00 pm
Closing Plenary: Douglas Coupland
We Love Hal 9000
Douglas Coupland is the best-selling author of, amongst others,
Generation X, Shampoo Planet and Life After God.
With his recent best selling novel microserfs, Coupland has reinvented
himself as a futurist of great humor and insight, exploring Microsoft,
the cult of the computer, and changing millenial notions of identity.
Stepping up to the podium for a rare presentation, Coupland will offer
his own inimitable look on the effects of computers, cyberspace and
other high technologies on our personal and professional lives. Full
of his dead-pan humor and dead-on insights, Coupland will cut through
all the information superhighway hype and dry technical jargon to get
to the very heart of how computer technology will (and already has)
changed who we are and what we do.
