Seminar on People, Computers, and Design - 1994-95
Sept. 30, 1994 - Marc Levoy, Stanford Computer Science,
levoy@cs.stanford.edu
Spreadsheets for ImagesOct. 7, 1994 - Joy Mountford, Interval Research,
mountford@interval.com
Interface: where should industry and academia meet?
With a special appearance by the Stanford 'Just Kidding' 1994 Apple Design Competition project teamOct. 14, 1994 Jef Raskin,
RaskinJef@aol.com
The Interface ParadoxOct. 21, 1994 Michael Deering, SUN,
Michael.Deering@eng.sun.com
High resolution virtual realityOct. 28, 1994 T.V. Raman, DEC Cambridge Research Labs,
raman@crl.dec.coom
Audio System for Technical ReadingsNov. 4, 1994 - Nick Arnett, Verity,
narnett@verity.com
Building Virtual Libraries on the InternetNov. 11, 1994 - Bonnie Johnson, Interval Research,
Johnson@interval.com
Exploring the Future in the PresentNov. 18, 1994 - Rogers Hall, UC Berkeley,
rhall@garnet.berkeley.edu
.Designing for mathematical understandingNov. 25, 1994 - NO TALK, THANKSGIVING
Dec. 2, 1994 Donald Norman, Apple Computer,
dnorman@apple.com
An academic discovers the realities of designDec. 9, 1994 - Eric Bier, Ken Fishkin, and Maureen Stone, Xerox Parc,
stone@parc.xerox.com
The Magic Lens Interface.January 13, 1995 Yoav Shoham, Stanford Computer Science,
shoham@cs.stanford.edu
Software Agents in Academia and IndustryJanuary 20, 1995 Marti Hearst, Xerox PARC,
hearst@parc.xerox.com
Context and structure in full-text information accessJanuary 27, 1995 Eviatar Shafrir, Hewlett-Packard,
shafrir@hpuid.ptp.hp.com
Information Playgrounds: Local Metaphors for Interactive InformationFebruary 3, 1995 Barbara Hayes Roth, Stanford Knowledge Systems Laboratory
bhr@ksl.stanford.edu
Directed Improvisation by Computer CharactersFebruary 10, 1995 Nancy Frishberg, Apple Computer
nancyf@newton.apple.com
Sign Language InterfacesFebruary 17, 1995 Pavel Curtis, Xerox PARC
pavel@parc.xerox.com
The Internet at the Turn of the MilleniumFebruary 24, 1995 Jock Mackinlay, Xerox PARC,
mackinlay@parc.xerox.com
An Organic User Interface for Searching Citation LinksMarch 3, 1995 Jonathan Steuer, Cyborganic Media,
jonathan@cyborganic.com
Combining Content and Community: The Potential and Pitfalls of WWW PublishingMarch 10, 1995 Ramana Rao and John Lamping, Xerox PARC
rao@parc.xerox.com, lamping@parc.xerox.com
Focus+Context Techniques for Visualizing Large Tables and HierarchiesMarch 17, 1995 Tom Moran, Xerox PARC
moran@parc.xerox.com
Implicit Structures for Pen-Based Systems Within a Freeform Interaction ParadigmApril 7, 1995 Barry Arons, MIT Media Lab
barons@media.mit.edu
Interactively Skimming Recorded SpeechApril 14, 1995 Clifford Nass, Byron Reeves, Stanford
nass@leland.stanford.edu
Computers as Social ActorsApril 21, 1995 Shannon Halgren, Claris
shannon_halgren@claris.com
Amazing AnimationApril 28, 1995 Hector Moll-Carrillo, Matthew Marsh, IDEO
hector@ideo.com
TabWorksMay 5, 1995 Marc Andreessen, Netscape
marca@netscape.com
The Future of the InternetMay 12, 1995 Allan Heydon, DEC Research
heydon@pa.dec.com
The Juno-2 Constraint-Based Drawing EditorMay 19, 1995 Allen Cypher and David C. Smith, Apple
cypher@apple.com
KidSim: End-user Programming of SimulationsMay 26, 1995 Beth Mynatt, Georgia Tech
beth@cc.gatech.edu
Transforming Graphical User Interfaces into Auditory User InterfacesJune, 2 1995 Martin Roscheisen, Christian Mogensen, Terry Winograd, Stanford Computer Science
winograd@cs.stanford.edu, rmr@cs.stanford.edu, mogensen@cs.stanford.edu
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