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ORCIDInteracting with Computers, Volume 14
Volume 14, Number 1, December 2001
- Phil Turner, Susan Turner:
A web of contradictions. 1-14 - Jaspreet S. Ahuja, Jane Webster:
Perceived disorientation: an examination of a new measure to assess web design effectiveness. 15-29 - Tony Griffiths, Peter J. Barclay, Norman W. Paton
, Jo McKirdy, Jessie B. Kennedy, Philip D. Gray, Richard Cooper, Carole A. Goble, Paulo Pinheiro da Silva:
Teallach: a model-based user interface development environment for object databases. 31-68 - Chris Scogings, Chris Phillips:
Linking tasks, dialogue and GUI design: a method involving UML and Lean Cuisine+. 69-86
Volume 14, Number 2, February 2002
- Gilbert Cockton:
From doing to being: bringing emotion into interaction (Editorial). 89-92 - Jocelyn Scheirer, Raul Fernandez, Jonathan Klein, Rosalind W. Picard:
Frustrating the user on purpose: a step toward building an affective computer. 93-118 - Jonathan Klein, Youngme Moon, Rosalind W. Picard:
This computer responds to user frustration: Theory, design, and results. 119-140 - Rosalind W. Picard, Jonathan Klein:
Computers that recognise and respond to user emotion: theoretical and practical implications. 141-169
Volume 14, Number 3, April 2002
- Bruce H. Thomas, James R. Warren:
Guest Editors' Introduction. 173-174 - John C. Grundy, John G. Hosking:
Developing adaptable user interfaces for component-based systems. 175-194 - Mark D. Apperley, Dale Fletcher, Bill Rogers:
The stretchable selection tool: an alternative to copy and paste. 195-209 - Bruce H. Thomas, Victor Demczuk:
Which animation effects improve indirect manipulation? 211-229 - Rochelle O'Hagan, Alexander Zelinsky, Sebastien Rougeaux:
Visual gesture interfaces for virtual environments. 231-250 - James R. Warren, Heath K. Frankel, Joseph T. Noone:
Supporting special-purpose health care models via adaptive interfaces to the web. 251-267
Volume 14, Number 4, 1 July 2002
- David G. Novick, Jean Scholtz:
Universal usability. 269-270 - Simeon Keates, P. John Clarkson, Peter Robinson:
Developing a practical inclusive interface design approach. 271-299 - Jenna Burrell, Geri Gay:
E-graffiti: evaluating real-world use of a context-aware system. 301-312 - David Sloan, Peter Gregor, Paul Booth, Lorna Gibson:
Auditing accessibility of UK Higher Education web sites. 313-325 - Helen M. Meng, Steven Lee, Carmen Wai:
Intelligent speech for information systems: towards biliteracy and trilingualism. 327-339 - Eamon P. Doherty, Gilbert Cockton, Chris Bloor, Joann Rizzo, Bruce Blondina, Bruce Davis:
Yes/No or Maybe - further evaluation of an interface for brain-injured individuals. 341-358 - Edmund F. LoPresti, David M. Brienza, Jennifer Angelo:
Head-operated computer controls: effect of control method on performance for subjects with and without disability. 359-377 - Dan Diaper:
Scenarios and task analysis. 379-395 - David Benyon, Catriona Macaulay:
Scenarios and the HCI-SE design problem. 397-405
Volume 14, Number 5, October 2002
- Andrew Sears, Renee Arora:
Data entry for mobile devices: an empirical comparison of novice performance with Jot and Graffiti. 413-433 - Paul Vickers, James L. Alty:
Using music to communicate computing information. 435-456 - Paul Vickers, James L. Alty:
Musical program auralisation: a structured approach to motif design. 457-485 - J. Shawn Farris, Keith S. Jones, Peter D. Elgin:
Users' schemata of hypermedia: what is so 'spatial' about a website? 487-502 - Olle Bälter:
A longitudinal study of attitude changes in a medical service organisation after an email introduction. 503-519 - Ramón López-Cózar, Ángel de la Torre, José C. Segura, Antonio J. Rubio, Victoria E. Sánchez:
Testing dialogue systems by means of automatic generation of conversations. 521-546 - G. J. Elliott, E. Jones, P. Barker:
A grounded theory approach to modelling learnability of hypermedia authoring tools. 547-574 - Morten Hertzum, Hans H. K. Andersen, Verner Andersen, Camilla B. Hansen:
Trust in information sources: seeking information from people, documents, and virtual agents. 575-599 - David R. Danielson:
Web navigation and the behavioral effects of constantly visible site maps. 601-618 - John M. Carroll:
Making use is more than a matter of task analysis. 619-627 - Dan Diaper:
Task scenarios and thought. 629-638
Volume 14, Number 6, December 2002
- Kostas Stathis, Patrick Purcell:
Intelligence and interaction in community-based systems. 639-642 - Ian Beeson:
Exquisite variety: computer as mirror to community. 643-662 - Kostas Stathis, Oscar de Bruijn, Silvio Macedo:
Living memory: agent-based information management for connected local communities. 663-688 - Alessandra Agostini, Giorgio De Michelis, Monica Divitini, Maria Antonietta Grasso, Dave Snowdon:
Design and deployment of community systems: reflections on the Campiello experience. 689-712 - Yasuyuki Sumi, Kenji Mase:
Conference assistant system for supporting knowledge sharing in academic communities. 713-737 - Koji Kamei, Kunihiko Fujita, Eva Jettmar, Sen Yoshida, Kazuhiro Kuwabara:
Effectiveness of spatial representation in the formation of network communities: experimental study on community organizer. 739-759 - Georgios Paliouras, Christos Papatheodorou, Vangelis Karkaletsis, Constantine D. Spyropoulos:
Discovering user communities on the Internet using unsupervised machine learning techniques. 761-791 - Paul Vickers, James L. Alty:
When bugs sing. 793-819 - Andy Smith, Lynne Dunckley:
Prototype evaluation and redesign: structuring the design space through contextual techniques. 821-843
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