Seminar on People, Computers, and Design - 1992-93
Sept 30, 1992 - Terry Winograd, Stanford and Interval Research,
winograd@cs.stanford.edu
Introduction to the seminar on human-computer interactionOct 7, 1992 - Allan Sheperd and Audrey Ishizaki, HP Labs,
hepherd@hplaws.hpl.hp.com, aud@hplaki.hpl.hp.com
Strudel, a customizable ``electronic conversation toolkit'Oct 14, 1992 - Marney Morris, Animatrix,
Practical Interactive DesignOct 21, 1992 - Robert Carr, GO Corporation,
Robert_Carr@Go.com
Mobile pen-based computingOct 28, 1992 - Ehud Shapiro, Weizmann Institute,
udi@wisdom.weizmann.ac.il
Active Mail --- A Framework for Implementing GroupwareNov 4, 1992 - Cliff Nass, Stanford Dept. of Communcation,
nass@suwatson.stanford.edu
Computers Are Social Actors: A New Paradigm and Some Surprising ResultsNov 11, 1992 Chuck Clanton, Aratar,
chac@plato.sf.ca.us
Film Craft in User Interface DesignNov 18, 1992 - Raymonde Guindon, Hewlett-Packard, DesignVision,
guindon@cs.stanford.edu
An Object-Oriented Graphical Interface to an Intelligent Software Design AssistantNov 25, 1992 - Michael Naimark, Interval Research,
naimark@interval.com
Presence at the Interface (or How do you know I'm not a movie and when does it matter?)Dec 2, 1992 - Marc Davis, MIT Media Lab,
mdavis@media-lab.mit.edu
Media Streams: Interfaces and Representations for Reusable MediaDec 9, 1992 - Tom Moran, Xerox Parc,
moran@parc.xerox.com
The whiteboard metaphor and liveboard meeting supportJan 6, 1993: Ramana Rao, Xerox PARC,
rao@parc.xerox.com
The Information Grid: A Framework for Information Retrieval and Retrieval-Centered Application.Jan 13, 1993 - Phil Cohen, SRI,
pcohen@sri.com
Natural Language in Multimodal Interfaces,Jan 20, 1993 - Kristina Hooper Woolsey, Apple Multimedia Lab,
kristina@applelink.apple.com
Casual multimedia: The use of imagery in everyday activitiesJan 27, 1993 - Rob Tow, Interval Research,
tow@interval.com
Visual Psychophysics in Humans and Non-Humans, With Some Notes on Applications to Computer Scanning, Printing, and VideoFeb 3, 1993 - Neil Scott, Stanford CAIID,
ngscott@csli.stanford.edu
Total Access for Disabled Computer UsersFeb 10, 1993 - Kai-Fu Lee, Apple ATG,
kai-fu_lee@gateway.qm.apple.com
Towards Conversational ComputersFeb 17, 1993 - Bob Horn, Information Mapping,
bobhorn@well.sf.ca.us
Visual LanguagesFeb 24, 1993 - Bob Glass, SUN,
bob.glass@Sun.COM
Real world user interface design - a view from the trenchesMar 3, 1993 - Tim Oren, Kaleida,
oren@kaleida.com
Virtual Markets and Communities: Why Multimedia Publishing is CrockMar 10, 1993 - Andrew Singer, Interval Research and ASD,
singer@interval.com
Towards a profession of software designMar 31, 1993 - John Coate, CompuMentor,
tex@well.sf.ca.us
Building online communityApr 7, 1993 - Randy Smith, SUN Microsystems,
randy@sun.com
Concrete Abstractions in the User InterfaceApr 14, 1993 - Steve Utt, Watermark
Rethinking the pen-on-display user interfaceApr 21, 1993 - Steve Mayer, DF/X,
Arcade Video Games and User Interface IssuesApr 28, 1993 - Mark Beaulieu, Digital Lantern,
DL@AppleLink.Apple.COM
Interactive mapsMay 5, 1993 - Ted Selker, IBM Almaden Research,
Selker@almaden.ibm.com
Trackpoint II: Making a better mouseMay 12, 1993 - Joy Mountford, Apple ATG,
S.JOY@applelink.apple.com
Design of New Media InterfacesMay 19, 1993 - Debbie Hindus, Interval,
hindus@interval.com
Ubiquitous Audio: Capturing spontaneous collaborationMay 26, 1993 - Scott Weiss, GAIN,
Scott.Weiss@Gain.com
UNIX Multimedia: Today's RealityJun 2, 1993 - Gitta Salomon, Richard Mander, Dan Rose, and Yin Yin Wong, Advanced Technology Group, Apple Computer, Inc.,
yin.yin.w@applelink.apple.com
Apple, Development of a `Pile' metaphor for a desktop interfaceTitles and abstracts for all years are available by year and by speaker.
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