Seminar on People, Computers, and Design - 2000-2001

On-line videos of the presentations are hosted at http://stanford-online.stanford.edu/murl/cs547

September 29, 2000 - Amy Jo Kim, Naima
   aj@naima.com
   Growing a Web Community:
    Three Immutable Laws, Nine Timeless Design Strategies

October 6, 2000 - Steve Shafer, Microsoft Research
   stevensh@microsoft.com
   EasyLiving: An Architecture for Building Intelligent Environments

October 10, 2000 - SPECIAL SESSION, Gates 104, 2:15pm -
Jan Borchers, Universities of Darmstadt and Ulm.
   jan@informatik.tu-darmstadt.de
   Interaction Design for New Media: A Pattern Approach

October 13, 2000 - Jenny Preece, University of Maryland
   preece@umbc.edu
   Online Communities: Designing Usability, Supporting Sociability

October 20, 2000 - Ben Shneiderman, University of Maryland
   ben@cs.umd.edu
   Leonardo's Laptop: Human Needs and the New Computing

October 27, 2000 - Jennifer Healey, MIT Media Lab
   fenn@media.mit.edu
   Sensible Computers: Technologies that Enable Computers to Understand Human Emotion

November 3, 2000 - Ted Selker, MIT Media Lab
   selker@media.mit.edu
   Context Aware Computing;
    Can implicit communication with computers be more useful than explicit communication?

November 10, 2000 - Kai Li, Princeton University
   li@cs.princeton.edu
   Building a Scalable Display Wall

November 17, 2000 - Terry Winograd, François Guimbretière, and Brad Johanson, Stanford Computer Science
    winograd@cs.stanford.edu francois@cs.stanford.edu
    Experiments in Interaction with Wall Displays

December 1, 2000 - Clifford Nass, Department of Communication, Stanford University
    nass@leland.stanford.edu
    Voice Activated: Interface Design and the Psychology of Enjoyment, Trust, and Sales

December 8, 2000 - Sidney Fels, University of British Columbia
    ssfels@ece.ubc.ca 
    Building Novel Interfaces

January 12, 2001 - Elizabeth Sanders, SonicRim and The Ohio State University
    liz@sonicrim.com
    Opening the Design Process: Everyday People in the Fuzzy Front End

January 19, 2001 - Mark Pesce, USC
   mark@playfulworld.com
   The Playful World: Interactive Toys and the Future of Imagination

January 26, 2001 - Paul Whitmore, E*Trade
   pwhitmore@etrade.com
   The Psychology of Ecommerce: Choice Overload and other Paradoxes

February 2, 2001 - Steve DiPaola, Stanford University Digital Art Center
   steve@dipaola.org
   Emerging Interactive Expression Systems: Blurring Author and Audience

February 9, 2001 - Fabrice Florin
   fab@sirius.com
   Interactive Design in Digital Entertainment

February 16, 2001 - Mitchell Resnick, MIT Media Lab
   mres@media.mit.edu
   Lifelong Kindergarten

February 23, 2001 - David Cavallo, MIT Media Lab
    cavallo@media.mit.edu
    New Learning Environments

March 2, 2001 - Jonathan Grudin, Microsoft Research
    jgrudin@microsoft.com
    Multimedia Research at Microsoft: Making Audio and Video First-Class Objects   

March 9, 2001 - Turner Whitted, Microsoft Research
   jtw@microsoft.com
   Experiments with Un-tethered Interaction

March 16, 2001 - Barbara Hayes Roth, Stanford Knowledge Systems Lab and Extempo Systems
    bhr@ksl.stanford.edu
    Characters Everywhere

April 5, 2001 - Charlie Ortiz, SRI International
    ortiz@ai.sri.com
    Interpreting information requests in context

April 13, 2001 - Jennifer Mankoff, Georgia Tech
   jmankoff@cc.gatech.edu
   Programming Support for Natural Interaction

April 20, 2001 - Debby Hindus
    hindus@acm.org
    Casablanca: Designing Social Communication Devices for the Home

April 27, 2001 - John Tang and James "Bo" Begole, SUN Microsystems
   tang@bigbang.eng.sun.com
   Awareness on the move: Desktop and mobile awareness prototypes for coordinating contact

May 4, 2001 - Jeff Johnson, UI Wizards  
    jjohnson@uiwizards.com
    Designing Responsive Software Despite Performance Limitations

May 11, 2001 - Andrea Lunsford, Stanford Dept. of English
   lunsford@stanford.edu
   Collaboration as Theory and Practice

May 18, 2001 - James Landay, UC Berkeley
    landay@cs.berkeley.edu
    Pervasive Interaction: Informal Tools for Designing Anywhere, Anytime, Anydevice User Interfaces

May 25, 2001 - Orkut Buyukkokten, Stanford CS
    orkut@stanford.edu
    Web Browsing on Handheld Devices   

June 1, 2001 - François Guimbretière, Stanford CS
    francois@cs.stanford.edu
    Fluid Interaction for High Resolution Wall-size Displays

last updated June 2, 2001

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