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TitleWeb Design Patterns 2
TypeLecture
File typeMicrosoft PowerPoint Presentation
SubmittedAugust 5, 2005
File dateMarch 4, 2002
Description
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TitleWeb Design Patterns 1
TypeLecture
File typeMicrosoft PowerPoint Presentation
SubmittedAugust 5, 2005
File dateFebruary 27, 2002
Description
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TitleWeb vs. GUI Design
TypeLecture
File typeMicrosoft PowerPoint Presentation
SubmittedAugust 5, 2005
File dateMarch 6, 2002
DescriptionThis lecture highlights some of the key differences between web and other interactive computing design environments (contextual and statelessness issues, latency, etc.). It also presents and summarizes Jakob Nielsen\'s list (from 1996!) of the top 10 mista...
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TitleBibliography of Fitts\' Law Research
TypeReference Material
File typeExternal Link
SubmittedSeptember 20, 2005
File dateJune 25, 2002
DescriptionA large listing of research works relating to Fitts\' Law. The sources are from psychology, HCI, human factors and other field\'s conferences and journals.
Keywords
URLhttp://www.yorku.ca/mack/RN-Fitts_bib.htm
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TitleHistory of HCI (1/2)
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateAugust 24, 2004
DescriptionThe History of HCI unfolds through technological advances, paradigm shifts and contributions of key individuals. This first part tells the story from the first days of computers in 1945 to batch processing and time sharing, Vannevar Bush\'s MEMEX, Jack Lic...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/HCI_History_Part1.htm
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TitleHistory of HCI (2/2)
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateAugust 30, 2004
DescriptionThe PC and GUI revolution is discussed, starting with XEROX PARC and the Alto, various personal computers, and then commercial systems with WIMP and GUI interfaces - Star, Lisa, Macintosh. Important paradigm shifts include the WIMP and GUI, direct manipul...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/HCI_History_Part2.htm
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TitleRequirements Gathering (1/5) - Overview
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateAugust 8, 2005
DescriptionThe first of a five part series on requirements gathering and task definition. Motivates the need for these steps in the UI design process, list typical real world constraints, lists but does not elaborate on various requirements gathering methods, and su...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/RequirementsGathering1.htm
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TitleRequirements Gathering (2/5) - Methods
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateAugust 8, 2005
DescriptionPart 2 of a 5 part series on requirements definition and task analysis. Eight methodologies are discussed, as well as some of the pros and cons of the methods.

Methods include ethnographic field observations, thinking out loud observation, cooperative ...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/RequirementsGathering2.htm
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TitleRequirements Gathering (3/5) - Know the User
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateAugust 8, 2005
DescriptionPart 3 of a 5 part series on requirements definition and task analysis. While using any of the 8 methodologies discussed in the previous part, we want to understand not just what and why and how the user does things, but we must also understand user chara...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/RequirementsGathering3.htm
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TitleRequirements Gathering (4/5) - Organizing Data
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateMay 26, 2004
DescriptionAfter gatheirng reams of data, how to make sense of it and organize it? Card sorting, diagramming, and outlining are useful tools.
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/ReqDefPart4.htm
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TitleRequirements Gathering (5/5) - Documentation
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateMay 26, 2004
DescriptionThe results of requirements gathering and task analysis must be documented. Elements of the documentation are: 1) real-world constraints; 2) essential use cases; 3) usability requirements; 4) user characteristics and personas; 5) hierarchical task analysi...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/ReqDefPart5.htm
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TitleHuman Abilities (1/3) - Senses & Memory
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateAugust 11, 2005
DescriptionThe first of two lectures on human capabilities, we discuss our sensory systems at an overview level - visual, auditory, tactile. General concepts of just noticable difference, magnitude of physical stimulus vs perceived magnitude. Brief mention is made ...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/Human_Abilities_1.htm
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TitleHuman Abilities (2/3) - Model Human Processor
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateJune 20, 2005
DescriptionThe Card, Moran, Newell Model Human Processor is described. Three memories - perceptual, short-term and long term, and memory characteristics of representation, capacity, and duration. Three processors - perceptual, motor and cognitive and their cycle ti...
Keywords
URLhttp://stream.cc.gt.atl.ga.us/videolectures/Human_Abilities_Part2of2.htm
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TitleHuman Abilities (3/3) - Performance Models
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateMay 25, 2004
DescriptionFour models are discussed, with examples of their use: power law of practice; Hick\'s Law giving the time to choose one of n equally-likely alternatives; Fitts\' law giving the time to move a cursor to a target as a function of target size and distance to t...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/simple_human_models.htm
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TitleIntroduction to the Design Process
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateJanuary 28, 2005
DescriptionThis is a high-level overview of the entire UI design process, starting with task analysis, understanding the user, defining constraints (time, cost, platform, compatabilities, ...), function allocation and usability criteria, and then moving through desig...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/Intro_Design_Process.htm
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TitleDesign Principles (1/3) - Overview
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateFebruary 2, 2005
DescriptionThis is an introduction to the idea of design principles (also known as design guidelines) - the ideas that they are based on observations and psychological insights, that they are not absolutes, that they might conflict in specific cases, that there are m...
Keywords
URLhttp://stream.cc.gt.atl.ga.us/videolectures/JDF_Design_Principles_part1of3.htm
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TitleDesign Principles (2/3) - Learnability/Flexibility
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateFebruary 3, 2004
DescriptionLearnability Principles
Flexibility Principles

This material has been developed by Georgia Tech HCI faculty, and continues to evolve. Contributors include Gregory Abowd, Jim Foley, Diane Gromala, Elizabeth Mynatt, Jeff Pierce, Colin Potts, Chris Shaw,...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/JDF_Design_Principles_part2of3.htm
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TitleDesign Principles (3/3) - Robustness
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateFebruary 3, 2004
DescriptionRobustness Principles, Styleguides, Summary

This material has been developed by Georgia Tech HCI faculty, and continues to evolve. Contributors include Gregory Abowd, Jim Foley, Diane Gromala, Elizabeth Mynatt, Jeff Pierce, Colin Potts, Chris Shaw, Jo...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/JDF_Design_Principles_part3of3.htm
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TitleDesign of Everyday Things
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateFebruary 3, 2004
DescriptionDon Norman on Design & HCI

This material has been developed by Georgia Tech HCI faculty, and continues to evolve. Contributors include Gregory Abowd, Jim Foley, Diane Gromala, Elizabeth Mynatt, Jeff Pierce, Colin Potts, Chris Shaw, John Stasko, and Bru...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/JDF_DOET.htm
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TitleErrors, Documentation and Help
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateFebruary 3, 2004
DescriptionAn ounce of prevention... It\'s in the manual..

This material has been developed by Georgia Tech HCI faculty, and continues to evolve. Contributors include Gregory Abowd, Jim Foley, Diane Gromala, Elizabeth Mynatt, Jeff Pierce, Colin Potts, Chris Shaw, ...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/JDF_Errors_Doc_Help.htm
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TitleDialog Design (1/5) - Command Languages
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateJune 3, 2004
DescriptionThis is the first of a series of presentations on fivedialogue styles: command languages; window, icon, mouse and pointer; direct manipulation; speech and natural language; and pen and gesture. In this presentation, a number of general issues affecting c...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/Dialog_Cmd_Languages.htm
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TitleDialog Design (2/5) - Direct Manipulation
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateAugust 30, 2004
DescriptionDirect Manipulation as a style of dialogue. Characterization of direct manipulation. Examples of direct manipulation. Pros and cons of direct manipulation. Understanding direct namipulation in the context of the gulf of execution and the gulf of interp...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/JDFDialog-DirectManipNew.htm
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TitleDialog Design (3/5) - WIMP Interfaces
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateJune 3, 2004
DescriptionFirst is a brief review of the general issues surrounding design of dialogue styles. Second is a discuss of WIMP interfaces. Pros and cons of windows manager interfaces, types of menus (pop-up, pull-down, hierarchical, etc.), pros and cons of menus, and g...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/Dialog_WIMP.htm
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TitleDialog Design (4/5) - Speech & Language
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateFebruary 23, 2005
DescriptionThis presentation covers five topics: Physical characteristics of speech, when to use speech in a UI, speech input (speaker recognition, discrete vs continuous speech, speaker-independent vs speaker dependent, and speech understanding), speech output, an...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/HCI_Dialog-Speech_Language.htm
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TitleDialog Design (5/5) - Gesture & Pen
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateFebruary 24, 2005
DescriptionPen / stylus input techniques, with emphasis on PDAs and different ways of inputting text: soft keyboards, T9, Graffiti, Cirrin, Quikwriting, recognition of printing and script. Brief mention of inputting commands via gestures, and user identification vi...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/HCI_Dialog-Gesture_Pen.htm
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TitlePrototyping
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateAugust 24, 2004
DescriptionWhy prototype the UI? Four considerations in prototyping - representation, scope, executability, maturation. Prototyping terminology - early & late, low-fidelity & high-fildelity, horizontal & vertical. Non-computer prototyping methods - visual & physica...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/Prototyping.htm
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TitleUI Software
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateAugust 30, 2004
DescriptionAn overview of the architectural structure of interactive systems - window system, window manager, widet (toolkit) library, higher-level tools. Key window system concepts: server/client, policy-free window system, window hierarchy, event notification, inp...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/UI_Software.htm
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TitleGraphic Design (1/3) - Typography
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateMarch 2, 2004
DescriptionAn introduction to typographical concepts and jargon: fonts, styles (italic, bold, plain) serif / sans serif, monospace / proportional spacing, points, kerning, tracking, baseline, ascenders / descenders, line spacing (leading), alignment. Guidelines for ...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/HCI_Typography.htm
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TitleGraphic Design (2/3) - Color
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateMarch 2, 2004
DescriptionColor concepts and color usage guidelines. Hue, saturation, value color model; reflected and emitted light; RGB color model and CRTs. When / how to use color; foreground / background colors; color for coding; redundant coding with color; cultural meaings...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/JDF_Color.htm
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TitleGraphic Design (3/3) - Icon Design
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateJuly 7, 2005
DescriptionWhat are icons, why do we use icons, what can be represented with icons (objects, actions, attributes, etc.), examples of icons used for different purposes, design guidlines for icons and examples of guideline use, graphics alphabet for icon design, experi...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/Icon_Design_070705.htm
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TitleTesting the UI (1/2)
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateMarch 4, 2004
Description
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/HCI_Testing_the_UI-part1of2.htm
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TitleTesting the UI (2/2)
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateMarch 4, 2004
Description
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/HCI_Testing_the_UI-part2of2.htm
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TitleDiscount Evaluation
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateMay 26, 2004
DescriptionDiscount usability evaluation is a formative evaluation method to predict how well/fast/easily a UI prototype will work, without having to do full-fledged usability testing. Heuristic evaluation, in which a small number of expert reviewers critique a UI p...
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/predictive_eval.htm
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TitleCognitive Walkthrough
TypeWeb Lecture
File type
SubmittedSeptember 29, 2005
File dateMarch 30, 2004
DescriptionDiscount formative evaluation technique for learnability.

This material has been developed by Gregory Abowd. Permission is granted to use with acknowledgement for non-profit purposes. Last revision: March 2004.
Keywords
URLhttp://weblectures.cc.gatech.edu/videolectures/Abowd_Cognitive_Walkthrough.htm
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TitleInteraction Design Encyclopedia
TypeReference Material
File typeExternal Link
SubmittedOctober 28, 2005
File dateOctober 28, 2005
DescriptionA free, collaboratively-generated, peer-reviewed site spearheaded by Mads Soegaard. Contains articles on topics related to Interaction Design (HCI, Human Factors, Information Architecture, etc.).
Keywords
URLhttp://www.interaction-design.org/
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TitleIntroduction to User Interface Software
TypeLecture
File typeMicrosoft PowerPoint Presentation
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateDecember 1, 2004
Description
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TitleOutput: Technologies and User Interfaces
TypeLecture
File typeMicrosoft PowerPoint Presentation
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateDecember 1, 2004
Description
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TitleJython and Swing
TypeLecture
File typeMicrosoft PowerPoint Presentation
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateDecember 1, 2004
Description
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'; var tt209 = '
TitleUI Environments
TypeLecture
File typeMicrosoft PowerPoint Presentation
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateDecember 1, 2004
Description
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'; var tt210 = '
TitleWorking with Natural Data Types
TypeLecture
File typeMicrosoft PowerPoint Presentation
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateDecember 1, 2004
Description
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TitleInteraction Techniques
TypeLecture
File typeMicrosoft PowerPoint Presentation
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateDecember 1, 2004
DescriptionA basic survey of GUI interaction methods or widgets (buttons, sliders, etc.) along with the actions to which they best correspond (invoke action, range selection, etc.).
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TitleModel-based Evaluation of User Interfaces
TypeLecture
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateApril 9, 2005
Description
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TitleGOMS Models as Simplified Cognitive Architectures
TypeLecture
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateApril 9, 2005
Description
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TitleA Survey of Cognitive Architectures
TypeLecture
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateApril 9, 2005
Description
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TitlePractical Issues in Cognitive Modeling for UI Design
TypeLecture
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateApril 9, 2005
Description
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TitleMaking simple models easy: A new tool for Keystroke-Level Models
TypeLecture
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateApril 9, 2005
Description
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TitleSeminar on Cognitive Modeling for UI Design (1/3)
TypeAudio Lecture
File typeMP3
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateApril 9, 2005
Description
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TitleSeminar on Cognitive Modeling for UI Design (2/3)
TypeAudio Lecture
File typeMP3
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateApril 9, 2005
Description
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TitleSeminar on Cognitive Modeling for UI Design (3/3)
TypeAudio Lecture
File typeMP3
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateApril 9, 2005
Description
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TitleWeb-based Fitts\' Law Test
TypeTool
File typeExternal Link
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateJune 25, 2002
DescriptionAn Java-based online study of Fitts\' Law-style mouse movement by researchers at UC - Berkeley.
Keywords
URLhttp://www.tele-actor.net/fitts/index.html
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TitleThe CogTool Project
TypeTool
File typeExternal Link
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateOctober 17, 2005
DescriptionThe CogTool Project is directed by Bonnie John, and is directed at creating a system to reduce the overhead in producing rigorous models of skilled human performance on computing systems. This page is an overiew of the project with pointers to further inf...
Keywords
URLhttp://www.cs.cmu.edu/~bej/cogtool/
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TitleHeuristic evaluation of ambient displays
TypeArticle
File typeExternal Link
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateNovember 2, 2005
DescriptionThis paper (from CHI 2003) describes the development and validation of a set of heuristics for ambient display devices.
Keywordscalm computing
URLhttp://doi.acm.org/10.1145/642611.642642
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TitleEmpirical development of a heuristic evaluation methodology for shared workspace groupware
TypeArticle
File typeExternal Link
SubmittedNovember 2, 2005
File dateNovember 2, 2005
DescriptionThe authors presented their process of developing a set of heuristics for groupware system development.
Keywords
URLhttp://doi.acm.org/10.1145/587078.587093
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TitleAdvanced Graphics and GUIs in Java
TypeLecture
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 4, 2005
File dateMay 4, 2005
Description
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'; var tt228 = '
TitleHCI Bibliography: Education in HCI
TypeReference Material
File typeExternal Link
SubmittedNovember 4, 2005
File dateNovember 4, 2005
DescriptionThe educational section of Gary Perlman\'s excellent compilation of online HCI resources.
Keywords
URLhttp://hcibib.org/education/
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TitleC# Overview for Programmers
TypeLecture
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 4, 2005
File dateMay 4, 2005
Description
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TitlePiccolo.NET: a Scalable Structured Graphics Toolkit
TypeLecture
File typeMicrosoft PowerPoint Presentation
SubmittedNovember 4, 2005
File dateMay 4, 2005
DescriptionPiccolo.NET is a C# graphics architecture derived from Jazz, Pad++ and Pad, which are all toolkits for building zoomable UIs (ZUIs). This lecture summarizes its origins, structure and capabilities.
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Title2-D Graphics and User Interfaces
TypeLecture
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateNovember 4, 2005
Description
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TitleWindows Explorer in C#
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateNovember 7, 2005
Description
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TitleTile Game with Undo/Redo
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateNovember 7, 2005
Description
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'; var tt234 = '
TitleInternationalization and GUI Threads
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateNovember 7, 2005
Description
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'; var tt235 = '
TitleGraphics and Widgets
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateNovember 7, 2005
Description
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'; var tt236 = '
TitlePiccolo.NET and Custom Controls
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateNovember 7, 2005
Description
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'; var tt237 = '
TitleBlack Squares
TypeClass Activity
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
DescriptionDesign activity exploring ways to compose abstract elements to create distinct impressions.
Keywords
'; var tt238 = '
TitlePark Construction Kit
TypeClass Activity
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
DescriptionA challenge to create 1) a paper prototype of a visual programming language supporting public park design and 2) \'Alexander-like\' patterns that link human activity with a part of the park design.
Keywords
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TitleFind My Momma! Design
TypeClass Activity
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
DescriptionClass activity to design a communication interface between child and parent; the design is in the context of school, day care, after-school activities in which children are separated from their parents but in the care of other adults.
Keywords
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TitleDecomposing Swapping in Microsoft Word
TypeClass Activity
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
DescriptionA GOMS/KLM assignment that requires the use of hierarchical task analysis and KLM operator modeling to make predictions about activities in Microsoft Word. Also includes a free-form request for students to synthesize their results and suggest improvements...
Keywords
'; var tt241 = '
TitleThe Next Generation Time Piece
TypeClass Activity
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
DescriptionA free-form design assigment requiring a physical prototype of a wearable time piece.
Keywords
'; var tt243 = '
TitleInformation Tools for Social Change
TypeClass Activity
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
DescriptionFree-form design activity concerning the social effects of design activities, specifically, analyzing some of the author\'s previous work from the perspectives of Illich\'s \'Convivial Reconstruction\' or Value Sensitive Design.
Keywords
'; var tt244 = '
TitleObservation of Expert Designer
TypeClass Activity
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
DescriptionThis assignment asks students to analyze (in writing) the activities of an expert designer (creating a system that promotes energy efficiency) using Schön\'s design event categorization.
Keywords
'; var tt245 = '
TitleScenario and Persona Design
TypeClass Activity
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
DescriptionClass activity to design a system to promote energy efficiency in the home, and to do so via scenario and persona development.
Keywords
'; var tt246 = '
TitleThe Character of Design
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
Description
Keywords
'; var tt247 = '
TitleDesign as Composition and Pattern Making
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
Description
Keywords
'; var tt248 = '
TitleDesign as Dialog
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
Description
Keywords
'; var tt249 = '
TitleDesign as Hierarchical Decomposition
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
Description
KeywordsGOMS
'; var tt250 = '
TitleDesign as Invention
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
Description
Keywords
'; var tt251 = '
TitleDesign as Participation
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
Description
Keywordsscandanavian design, participatory design
'; var tt252 = '
TitleDesign as Reflection
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
Description
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'; var tt253 = '
TitleDesign as Social Process
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
Description
Keywords
'; var tt254 = '
TitleDesign for Human Values
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 21, 2005
Description
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'; var tt255 = '
TitleTheories and Practice of Design for Information Systems
TypeSyllabus
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateJune 10, 2005
DescriptionThis course explores the theories and practice of design - the intentional act of \"changing an existing situation into a preferred one\". It considers design for information systems from a variety of orientations: design by social process, design by reflec...
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TitleHuman Error
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateMay 12, 2005
Description
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TitleUrban Computing
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateMay 12, 2005
Description
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'; var tt258 = '
Title(Nearly) Invisible Computing
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 7, 2005
File dateMay 12, 2005
Description
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TitleCell Phone Task Action Counts
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateNovember 8, 2004
DescriptionA short, easy to do assignment to count keystrokes needed to perform a series of tasks on the student\'s own cell phone - look up a name, redial a number, store a number in the directory. Students post their results and get to see quite a bit of variation ...
Keywords
'; var tt260 = '
TitleDialog Design and Direct Manipulation
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateFebruary 22, 2005
Description
KeywordsWIMP
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TitleDialog Design and Natural Input
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateFebruary 23, 2005
Description
Keywords
'; var tt262 = '
TitlePrototyping
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateFebruary 1, 2005
Description
Keywords
'; var tt263 = '
TitleGraphic Design
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateMarch 11, 2005
Description
Keywords
'; var tt264 = '
TitleTesting and Evaluation
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateMarch 11, 2005
DescriptionShort assigment with questions about Nielsen\'s heuristics, IRB, observation and user testing.
Keywords
'; var tt265 = '
TitleCognitive Walkthrough
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateMarch 29, 2005
Description
Keywords
'; var tt266 = '
TitleRequirements Gathering
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateJanuary 25, 2005
Description
Keywordsevaluation
'; var tt267 = '
TitleRequirements Gathering
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateJanuary 25, 2005
Description
Keywordsstakeholders, persona, task model
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TitleHuman Abilities, Senses and Memory
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateJanuary 25, 2005
Description
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TitleModeling Human Abilities
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateJanuary 25, 2005
Description
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TitleDesign Principles
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateFebruary 1, 2005
Description
Keywordslearnability, flexibility
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TitleDesign Principles
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateFebruary 1, 2005
Description
Keywordsrobustness, learnability, observability
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TitleDesigning for Errors
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateFebruary 15, 2005
Description
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TitleDesigning Help
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateFebruary 11, 2005
Description
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TitleDialog Design and Command Languages
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateFebruary 20, 2005
Description
KeywordsCLI
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TitleGetting Acquainted with Jython, Java and Swing
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateNovember 29, 2004
Description
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TitleDividing Interfaces Across Devices
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateJanuary 10, 2005
Description
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TitleStarting a Framework Supporting Interface Division
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateJanuary 10, 2005
Description
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TitleAdding Behaviors to Divided Interfaces
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateJanuary 10, 2005
Description
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TitleInterface Generator and Conditional Behavior
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 8, 2005
File dateJanuary 10, 2005
Description
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TitleUsing a Divided Interface Framework
TypeHomework
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 9, 2005
File dateJanuary 10, 2005
Description
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TitleVisualizing Multivariate Data
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 9, 2005
File dateJanuary 19, 2005
DescriptionThe purpose of this assignment is to get you thinking about how one might visualize a modest multivariate data set.
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TitleHall of Fame/Hall of Shame
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 9, 2005
File dateJanuary 10, 2005
DescriptionClass assignment wherein students are directed to find either extremely good or extremely poor examples of interface design (and justify their reasoning). This assignment can be augmented by collating student responses and having the class vote on the bes...
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TitleSimple Heuristic Evaluation
TypeHomework
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 9, 2005
File dateJanuary 10, 2005
DescriptionA short homework assignment performing a brief Heuristic Evaluation on a screenshot (included) of a prototypical web-based shopping cart interface.
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TitleSample Information Visualization Exam Questions
TypeTest/Exam
File typeAdobe Acrobat Document
SubmittedNovember 9, 2005
File dateNovember 29, 2004
DescriptionA set of sample exam questions suggested by students in an information visualization class.
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TitleMidterm Exam
TypeTest/Exam
File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 9, 2005
File dateOctober 22, 2004
DescriptionMidterm exam for an undergraduate HCI survey course.
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TitleFinal Exam
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File typeMicrosoft Word Document
SubmittedNovember 9, 2005
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