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ORCIDInteractions, Volume 8
Volume 8, Number 1, Januar-Februar 2001
- Steven Pemberton:
Editorial: International Browser Day. 4 - Marisa E. Campbell:
What's happening. 7-9 - Marisa E. Campbell:
Research alerts. 11-17 - Kate Ehrlich, Austin Henderson:
Design: Building vocal space: expressing identity in the radically collaborative workplace. 23-29 - Pär Carlshamre, Martin Rantzer:
Business: A narrative approach to user requirements for web design. 31-41 - David García:
The end of the browser. 42-52 - Marisa E. Campbell:
Book preview. 53-57 - Marisa E. Campbell:
Conference preview: IUI 2001. 59-62 - Steven Pemberton:
Reflections: Photocopy this article! 64
Volume 8, Number 2, March 2001
- Steven Pemberton:
Editorial. 4 - Marisa E. Campbell:
Research alerts. 7-9 - Ben Shneiderman:
Design: CUU: bridging the digital divide with universal usability. 11-15 - Harry Hochheiser
, Ben Shneiderman:
Universal usability statements: Marking the trail for all users. 16-18 - David A. Siegel:
Business: New kid on the block: marketing organizations and interaction design. 19-23 - Elizabeth Dykstra-Erickson:
Introduction: An insider's view of interface design. 25 - James P. Cunningham, Judy Cantor, Susan H. Pearsall, Kevin H. Richardson:
Industry briefs: AT&T. 27-31 - Scott Joaquim:
Industry briefs: Cadence. 33-36 - Joris Groen, Josine G. M. van de Ven:
Industry briefs: Cambridge technology partners. 37-40 - Karel Vredenburg:
Industry briefs: IBM. 41-44 - Susan Fowler, Victor Stanwick:
Interviews: Fast consulting. 45-53 - Nico ten Hoor:
Industry briefs: Informaat. 55-62 - Eric Gould Bear, Barbee Teasley, Ledia Pearl Carroll:
Industry briefs: MONKEYmedia. 63-70 - David C. Crow, Maria Yang:
Industry briefs: Reactivity. 71-74 - John Armitage:
Industry briefs: Viant. 75-79 - Irene Au:
Industry briefs: Yahoo! 81-84 - Kathi C. Martin:
University briefs: Drexel University. 85-91 - Keiichi Sato, Patrick Whitney:
University briefs: IIT. 93-97 - Karon Weber:
Interviews: Pixar. 99-104 - Kevin M. Corker:
University briefs: San Jose State University. 105-108 - Elizabeth Dykstra-Erickson, Wendy E. Mackay, Jonathan Seth Arnowitz:
Perspectives: trialogue on design (of). 109-117 - Judy Hammond:
Perspectives: UTech. 119-124 - Steven Pemberton:
Reflections: The design of notations. 128-126
Volume 8, Number 3, May-June 2001
- Steven Pemberton:
Editorial. 4 - Steven Pemberton:
What's happening. 7-9 - Jon Hindmarsh, Christian Heath, Mike Fraser, Steve Benford, Chris Greenhalgh:
Research alerts. 11-13 - Chauncey E. Wilson, Kara Pernice Coyne:
The whiteboard: Tracking usability issues: to bug or not to bug? 15-19 - Steve R. Harrison, Scott L. Minneman, Maribeth Back, Anne Balsamo, Mark Chow, Rich Gold, Matthew G. Gorbet, Dale MacDonald, Kate Ehrlich, Austin Henderson:
Design: the what of XFR: eXperiments in the future of reading. 21-30 - Steve R. Harrison, Scott L. Minneman, Anne Balsamo:
Methods & tools: how to XFR: "eXperiments in the future of reading". 31-41 - Donald L. Day, Susan M. Dray:
Business: Learning the ropes of conference and meeting organization. 43-45 - John Thackara:
The design challenge of pervasive computing. 46-52 - Steven Pemberton:
Book preview. 53-56 - Marisa E. Campbell:
Conference preview: SIGGRAPH 2001. 57-59 - Keith Gregory:
Reflections: writing effectively to humans. 64-
Volume 8, Number 4, July 2001
- Steven Pemberton:
Editorial. 4 - Marisa E. Campbell:
What's happening. 7-9 - Steve Whittaker, Julia Hirschberg:
Research alerts: the character, value, and management of personal paper archives. 11-16 - Harry J. Saddler:
Design: Understanding design representations. 17-24 - Jacques Hugo, Bob Day:
Business: government, business, HCI, and technological development in south Africa. 25-32 - Wendy Chisholm, Gregg C. Vanderheiden, Ian Jacobs:
Web content accessibility guidelines 1.0. 35-54 - Marisa E. Campbell:
Book preview. 55-58 - Steven Pemberton:
Conference preview: HCI international 2001. 59-61 - Steven Pemberton:
Reflections: In search of the killer app. 64
Volume 8, Number 5, September-October 2001
- Steven Pemberton:
Editorial. 4 - Marisa E. Campbell:
What's happening. 7 - Marisa E. Campbell:
Research alerts. 9-11 - Elizabeth A. Buie:
Whiteboard: usability design and testing. 13-17 - Kate Ehrlich, Austin Henderson:
Design: static pages are dead: how a modular approach is changing interaction design. 19-24 - Susan M. Dray:
Business: "where do I start?". 25-28 - Nicolas Ducheneaut, Victoria Bellotti:
E-mail as habitat: an exploration of embedded personal information management. 30-38 - Marisa E. Campbell:
Book preview. 39-43 - Marisa E. Campbell:
Conference preview: user interface 6 east. 45-48 - Steven Pemberton:
Reflections: the culture of uncertainty. 51-52
Volume 8, Number 6, November-December 2001
- Steven Pemberton:
Editorial. 4 - Marisa E. Campbell:
What's happening. 7-9 - Marisa E. Campbell:
Research alerts. 11-13 - Elizabeth A. Buie:
Whiteboard: online shopping: or, how I saved a trip to the store and received my items in just 47 fun-filled days. 15-19 - Susan M. Dray:
Business: going global with the product design process: does it make sense? 21-26 - Austin Henderson, Kate Ehrlich:
Design: Dutch Design Day. 27-33 - Ronald Rosenfeld, Dan R. Olsen, Alexander I. Rudnicky:
Universal speech interfaces. 34-44 - Marisa E. Campbell:
Book preview. 45-47 - Marisa E. Campbell:
Conference preview: UIST 2001: the 14th annual ACM symposium on user interface software and technology. 49-50 - Steven Pemberton:
Reflections: did convergence kill the clock? 52
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