Seminar on People, Computers, and Design - 1991-92
Oct. 2, 1991 - Brewster Kahle, Thinking Machines Inc.
Interfaces for the Wide Area Information
Server
Oct 9, 1991 - Jock Mackinlay, Xerox PARC,
The Information Visualizer: A
3D User Interface for Information Retrieval
Oct 16, 1991 - Craig Zarmer and Jeff Johnson, Human-Computer
Interaction Department, HP Labs,
ACE: Building Software Applications
out of High-level, Semantic-based Components
Oct 23, 1991 - Rolf Faste, Stanford Design Division
Cultural Preferences and Brain Modality:
Implications for the Design of Silicon-based Tools
Oct 30, 1991 - Allen Cypher, Apple ATG
cypher@apple.com
Eager: Programming Repetitive Tasks
by Example
Nov 6, 1991 - Brenda Laurel, Telepresence Research,
Be There Here: Telepresence and
Virtual Reality
Nov 13, 1991 - Kathy Carter, Xerox EuroPARC,
Tools for intuitive skills
Nov 20, 1991 - Bill Verplank, IDEO,
Sketching Metaphors: Graphic Invention
And User Interface Design
Dec 4, 1991 - Fred Lakin, Performing Graphics Co.,
The Electronic Design Notebook: Performing
Medium and Processing Medium
Dec. 11, 1991 - Larry Leifer, Stanford Design Division,
Instrumenting the Product AND the
Design Process: 3 examples
Jan 8, 1992 - Pavel Curtis, Xerox PARC,
MUDs: Virtual Reality for Everyman?
Jan 15, 1992 - Mike Lesk, Bellcore,
Better Things for Better Chemistry
Through Multi-Media: The CORE Electronic Chemistry Library
Jan 22, 1992 - Mitch Kapor, ON Technologies and Electronic
Frontier Foundation,
On Technologies and Electronic Frontier
Foundation, Inventing Software Design
Jan 29, 1992 - Bob Johansen, Institute for the Future,
Tools for Tomorrow's Teams.
February 5, 1992 - Abbe Don, In Context,
Point of View in the Interface: Storytelling
and Information Retrieval
Feb 12, 1992 - Scott Minneman, Xerox Parc,
The Social Construction of a Technical
Reality: studies of group engineering design practice
February 19, 1992 - Aaron Marcus, Aaron Marcus and
Associates,
Principles of Effective Visual Communication
for Graphical User Interface Design
February 26, 1992 - Richard Stallman, League for Programming
Freedom,
Protecting the Freedom to Write
Software: The new software monopolies, and what we can do about
them
March 4, 1992 - Parvati Dev, Stanford Medical School,
Using computers to teach medicine:
Design and interface issues
March 11, 1992 - James Laffey, Apple,
Organizational Memory as a Support
for Learning and Performance: Prototypes and Issues
March 18 and 25, 1992 - NO SEMINAR, SPRING BREAK
April 1, 1992 - Lee Felsenstein, LAV-PC, Inc.,
The Electronic Agora - Pre-industrial
Applications of Computer Communications
April 8, 1992 - Chuck Bigelow, Stanford,
Fonts, Glyphs, Curves, Bits - Typefaces
for Interfaces
April 15, 1992 - Andy Hertzfeld, General Magic,
User Interface and Artistic Valuess
April 22, 1992 - John Tang, SUN Microsystems,
Developing Usable, Collaborative,
Multimedia Technology
April 29, 1992 - Marc Levoy, Stanford,
Artistic Devices and Photorealism
in Scientific Visualization
May 6: NO SEMINAR, CHI CONFERENCE IN MONTERREY
May 13, 1992 - Paul Heckel, Hyperracks,
Elements of Friendly Software Design
May 20, 1992 - John Tang and Scott Minneman,SUN and
Xerox PARC,
Using Observational Studies to Develop
Shared Drawing Tools
May 27, 1992 - Marc Stiegler, Autodesk,
Building a Marketplace in the
Electronic Medium
June 3, 1992 - Chuck Clanton, Aratar,
Film Craft in User Interface Design
Titles and abstracts for all years are available by year and by speaker.
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