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ORCID23rd SIGDOC 2005: Coventry, UK
- Scott R. Tilley, Robert M. Newman:
Proceedings of the 23rd Annual International Conference on Design of Communication: documenting & Designing for Pervasive Information, SIGDOC 2005, Coventry, UK, September 21-23, 2005. ACM 2005, ISBN 1-59593-175-9
Workshop Sessions
- John W. Stamey Jr., Bryan T. Saunders:
Aspect-oriented documentation. 1-2 - Michael Priestley:
DITA authoring. 3 - Scott R. Tilley, Steve Murphy, Shihong Huang:
5th international workshop on graphical documentation: determining the barriers to adoption of UML diagrams. 4-5
Graphical and visual information I
- David G. Novick, Brian Lowe:
Co-generation of text and graphics. 6-11 - Steve Murphy:
Accessibility of graphics in technical documentation for the cognitive and visually impaired. 12-17
Information design principles and methods I
- John W. Stamey Jr., Thomas L. Honeycutt, Simon Blanchard:
Edward tufte meets christopher alexander. 18-24 - Vito Perrone, Davide Bolchini
, Paolo Paolini:
A stakeholders centered approach for conceptual modeling of communication-intensive applications. 25-33 - Rahat Iqbal, Richard A. Gatward, Anne E. James:
A general approach to ethnographic analysis for systems design. 34-40
Pervasive Documentation Systems I
- Stefania Leone, Thomas B. Hodel-Widmer, Harald C. Gall:
Concept and architecture of an pervasive document editing and managing system. 41-47 - Russell Beale:
Information fragments for a pervasive world. 48-53 - Amiram Moshaiov:
Integrating meaningful words, biologically inspired vision and Darwinian knowledge: towards a distributed and mediated design studio. 54-59
Document authoring, production and management
- Ingo Stock, Michael Weber, Eckhard Steinmeier:
Metadata based authoring for technical documentation. 60-67 - Sergio Cozzetti B. de Souza, Nicolas Anquetil, Káthia Marçal de Oliveira:
A study of the documentation essential to software maintenance. 68-75 - S. N. I. Mount, Robert M. Newman, R. J. Low:
Checking marked-up documentation for adherance to site-specific standards. 76-79 - Tayfun Karadeniz, Jean-Louis Lassez, Stephen J. Sheel:
Developing a pyramid structure for managing web-centric documents. 80-84
Pervasive documentation systems II
- DeAnna Steiner:
Developing documentation systems for pervasive network environments. 85-88 - John W. Stamey Jr., Bryan T. Saunders, Simon Blanchard:
The aspect-oriented web. 89-95 - Colin B. Price, Elizabeth Coulter-Smith:
Developing a theory and practise of pervasive information capture, processing, visualization and documentation. 96-102
Graphical and visual information II
- Carlos J. Costa, Manuela Aparicio:
Visualization of balanced scorecard on PDAs. 103-107 - Gord Davison, Steve Murphy, Rebecca Wong:
The use of eBooks and interactive multimedia as alternative forms of technical documentation. 108-115 - Andrée Woodcock, John R. Burns, Sarah Mount, Robert M. Newman, Elena I. Gaura:
Animating pervasive computing. 116-122
Information design principles and methods II
- Robert Pierce:
Leveraging technology affinity: applying a common set of tools and practices to information development. 123-130 - Davide Bolchini, Giovanni Randazzo:
Capturing visions and goals to inform communication design. 131-137
Usability
- Rahat Iqbal, Janienke Sturm, Olga A. Kulyk, Jimmy Wang, Jacques M. B. Terken:
User-centred design and evaluation of ubiquitous services. 138-145 - S. N. I. Mount, Elena I. Gaura, Robert M. Newman:
Sensorium games: usability considerations for pervasive gaming. 146-150 - Valerie Mendoza, David G. Novick:
Usability over time. 151-158 - Aristidis Protopsaltis, Vassiliki Bouki:
Towards a hypertext reading/comprehension model. 159-166
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