HCC Education Digital Library Taxonomy: HCI History

53
Introduction / General
- 13
  HCI History
- 2
  HCI Careers
34
Human Capabilities
- 6
  Sensing and Perception
- 6
  Memory and Learning
- 3
  Motor Capabilities
- 17
  Cognitive Models and Frameworks
  - 0
    Distributed Cognition
  - 0
    Activity Theory
  - 0
    Situated Action Theory
  - 4
    Model Human Processor
33
Requirements Gathering and Task Analysis
- 14
  Data Gathering Methods
  - 5
    Interviews
  - 2
    Observation
  - 0
    Contextual Inquiry
  - 2
    Questionnaires and Surveys
  - 1
    Focus Groups
  - 1
    Documentation Analysis
  - 1
    Experience Sampling
  - 0
    Think Aloud
- 8
  Requirements and Task Analysis Representations
34
Prototyping the User Interface
91
Evaluation Methods
- 3
  Research Ethics
- 0
  Data Recording Methods
- 37
  Expert Evaluation Techniques
  - 3
    Cognitive Walkthrough
  - 13
    Heuristic Evaluation
  - 20
    Predictive Modeling
- 35
  User-Based Evaluation
  - 19
    Qualitative / Naturalistic Evaluation
    - 4
      Interviews
    - 3
      Observation
    - 0
      Contextual Inquiry
    - 1
      Questionnaires and Surveys
    - 1
      Focus Groups
    - 1
      Documentation Analysis
    - 1
      Experience Sampling
    - 0
      Think Aloud
    - 2
      Data Analysis Methods
  - 11
    Empirical / Experimental Evaluation
    - 6
      Study Design
    - 2
      Statistics
94
HCI Design
- 11
  Design Principles
- 4
  Design Theory
- 10
  Design Considerations
- 23
  Graphic Design
- 3
  Design of Help and Documentation
- 8
  Designing for Error
- 5
  Design for the Web
- 1
  Design Representations
- 1
  Universal Design
81
User Interface Software, Tools and Devices
- 10
  Software Architectures
- 22
  Toolkits and Development Environments
- 0
  UI Devices and Tasks
  - 0
    Pointing and Selection
  - 0
    Text Entry
  - 0
    3-D
- 30
  UI Techniques and Paradigms
165
HCC Topics and Applications

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HCI History

Type	Title	Author	Institution	Date
Article	As We May Think	Vannevar Bush		1945-06-01
Lecture	Brainstorming the Future See also Past, Present and Future of Interactive Computing Syllabus	James Landay Jason Hong	University of Washington Carnegie Mellon University	2001-04-19
Lecture	Early Visions - As We May Think See also Past, Present and Future of Interactive Computing Syllabus	James Landay Jason Hong	University of Washington Carnegie Mellon University	2001-01-25
Lecture	Early Visions - Engelbart See also Past, Present and Future of Interactive Computing Syllabus	James Landay Jason Hong	University of Washington Carnegie Mellon University	2001-02-01
Lecture	Early Visions of HCI	James Landay	University of Washington	2002-02-06
Lecture	History of HCI	Saul Greenberg	University of Calgary	2004-08-25
Web Lecture	History of HCI (1/2)	Jim Foley	Georgia Institute of Technology	2004-08-24
Web Lecture	History of HCI (2/2)	Jim Foley	Georgia Institute of Technology	2004-08-30
Lecture	Introduction to the Past, Present and Future of Interactive Comp...	James Landay Jason Hong	University of Washington Carnegie Mellon University	2001-01-18
Lecture	Inventing the Desktop 1 See also Past, Present and Future of Interactive Computing Syllabus	James Landay Jason Hong	University of Washington Carnegie Mellon University	2001-02-08
Lecture	Inventing the Desktop 2 See also Past, Present and Future of Interactive Computing Syllabus	James Landay Jason Hong	University of Washington Carnegie Mellon University	2001-02-15
Syllabus	Past, Present and Future of Interactive Computing	James Landay Jason Hong	University of Washington Carnegie Mellon University	2001-02-14
Lecture	World Wide Web See also Past, Present and Future of Interactive Computing Syllabus	James Landay Jason Hong	University of Washington Carnegie Mellon University	2001-03-01

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