Seminar on People, Computers, and Design - 1998-99
On-line videos of the presentations since November 6, 1998 are hosted at http://stanford-online.stanford.edu/murl/cs547
September 25, 1998 - Gillian Crampton Smith, Royal
College Of Art, London
g.crampton-smith@rca.ac.uk
Computer-Related
Design at the Royal College of Art
October 2, 1998 - Terry Winograd, Stanford Computer
Science
winograd@cs.stanford.edu
A Human-Centered
architecture for an Interactive Workspace
October 9, 1998 - John Dowding and Robert Moore,
SRI International and NASA Ames Research
moore@riacs.edu,
dowding@ai.sri.com
CommandTalk:
A Spoken-Language Interface to a Battlefield Simulator
October 16, 1998 - Don Norman, Nielsen-Norman Group,
don@jnd.org
The life
cycle of a technology: Why it is so difficult for large companies
to innovate
October 23, 1998 - Andreas Paepcke, Stanford Digital
Library Project
paepcke@cs.stanford.edu
Interacting
with Information: Lessons from the Stanford Digital Library Project
October 30, 1998 - Paul Saffo, Institute for the
Future
psaffo@iftf.org
Sensors: The Next wave
in information technology
November 6, 1998 - Rosalind Picard - MIT Media Lab
picard@media.mit.edu
Toward
Affective Interfaces
November 13, 1998 - Paul Rankin, Philips Research,
Redhill, UK
rankin@prl.research.philips.com
StarCursors
in ContentSpace: Abstractions of people and places
November 20, 1998 - Scott Snibbe, Interval Research
snibbe@interval.com
Dynamic
Abstraction
November 27 - NO CLASSES, THANKSGIVING BREAK
December 4, 1998 - Miriam Reiner, Technion, Israel
Miriamr@tx.technion.ac.il
Access to
tacit embodied knowledge: Force sensations and conceptualization
January 8, 1999 - Hy Murveit, Nuance
Communications
hy@nuance.com
Speech Recognition:
From Laboratory to Consumer - Half a Million Callers a Day can't
be Wrong!
January 15, 1999 - Lucy Suchman, Xerox
PARC
suchman@parc.xerox.com
Putting Working
Document Collections Online
January 22, 1999 - Patrick Whitney and Kei Sato, Institute
of Design, Illinois Institute of Technology
whitney@id.iit.edu,
sato@id.iit.edu
As If Users
Mattered: Research in Human Centered Design
January 29, 1999 - Ken Goldberg, UC Berkeley,
goldberg@ieor.berkeley.edu
Interfacing
Telerobotics to the Net: Experiments in Telepistemology
February 5, 1999 - Sara Kiesler, Carnegie Mellon University
kiesler@interval.com
The Internet
at Home: Expectations, Realities, and the Future
February 12, 1999 - James Landay, UC Berkeley
landay@cs.berkeley.edu
Informal
User Interfaces for Shared Note Taking
February 19, 1999 - Allan Kuchinsky, Hewlett Packard
Laboratories
kuchinsk@hpl.hp.com
Consumer
Multimedia Organization and Retrieval
February 26, 1999 - Sharon Oviatt - Oregon Graduate
Institute
oviatt@cse.ogi.edu
Ten
Myths of Multimodal Interaction
March 5, 1999 - Jaron Lanier, National Tele-immersion
Initiative
jaron@advanced.org
The National
Tele-immersion Initiative
March 12, 1999 - Rob Barrett, IBM
Almaden Research Center
barrett@almaden.ibm.com
Personal
Information, Privacy, and the Web
April 2, 1999 - Allen
Cypher, David Canfield Smith, Larry Tesler , StageCast
cypher@stagecast.com,
dsmith@stagecast.com,
tesler@stagecast.com
Visual Interactive
Simulations
April 9, 1999 - Bay-Wei
Chang, Jock
Mackinlay, and Polle
Zellweger, Xerox
PARC
zellweger@parc.xerox.com
Fluid
Documents: Annotation in Context
April 16, 1999 - Mihai
Nadin, University
of Wuppertal (currently Stanford CSLI)
nadin@acm.org
Computational
Design
April 23, 1999 - Gerhard
Fischer, University
of Colorado, Boulder
gerhard@cs.colorado.edu
Transcending
the Individual Human Mind
April 30, 1999 - Keith
Edwards and Anthony
LaMarca, Xerox PARC
kedwards@parc.xerox.com,
lamarca@parc.xerox.com
Flatland
User Interfaces
May 7, 1999 - Ken
Fishkin, Anuj Gujar, Beverly Harrison, and Roy
Want, Xerox PARC
fishkin@parc.xerox.com,
agujar@parc.xerox.com,
beverly@parc.xerox.com,
want@parc.xerox.com
Invisible
Interfaces
May 14, 1999 - Elin Rønby Pedersen, FXPAL
pedersen@pal.xerox.com
Tacit Interaction
May 21, 1999 - Norbert
Streitz, GMD-IPSI,
Darmstadt, Germany
streitz@darmstadt.gmd.de
Roomware:
Towards the next Generation of Human-Computer Interaction based
on an Integrated Design of Real and Virtual Worlds
May 28, 1999 - Adam
Cheyer, SRI International
cheyer@ai.sri.com
Tasking
Communities of Agents Through Adaptable Multimodal Interfaces
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