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Interactions, Volume 20
Volume 20, Number 1, 2013
- Ron Wakkary, Erik Stolterman:
WELCOME: Interaction design and media studies. 5
- Feedback. 6-9
- Anke M. Brock, Philippe Truillet, Bernard Oriola, Delphine Picard, Christophe Jouffrais, Götz Wintergerst, Ron Jagodzinski, Peter Giles, Sangwon Choi, Jiseong Gu, Jaehyun Han, Seongkook Heo, Sunjun Kim, Geehyuk Lee, Gloria Ronchi, Claudio Benghi:
Demo hour. 10-11
- Harold Thimbleby:
Targeting the Fitts Law. 12-13
- Elizabeth F. Churchill:
A matter of taste. 14-17
- Scott Heggen:
Participatory sensing: repurposing a scientific tool for STEM education. 18-21 - Sarah Reeder, Jodi Forlizzi, Steven Dow:
Family health heritage: sharing and withholding across generations. 22-25
- Stuart Reeves:
Building the future with envisioning. 26-29 - Jonas Löwgren:
Annotated portfolios and other forms of intermediate-level knowledge. 30-34
- Jay David Bolter, Maria Engberg, Blair MacIntyre:
Media studies, mobile augmented reality, and interaction design. 36-45
- Jaz Hee-jeong Choi, Rob Comber, Conor Linehan:
Food for thought: designing for critical reflection on food practices. 46-47 - Natalie Dixon:
You are what you tweet. 48-52 - Conor Linehan, Tom Leeman, Christopher Borrowdale, Shaun W. Lawson:
Crowd saucing: social technology for encouraging healthier eating. 53-57 - Jakob Tholander, Mattias Jacobsson:
Ecofriends: designing for critical reflection using social voices. 58-62
- Alan Hedge:
Ergonomics and U.S. public policy. 64-67 - Jonathan Grudin:
Journal-conference interaction and the competitive exclusion principle. 68-73 - Stephen B. Wilcox:
The problem with transparency is it's not conspicuous enough. 74-77
- Jonathan Bean, Daniela K. Rosner:
Taking the new neologisms offline. 78-80
- Gerrit C. van der Veer:
Teaching HCI in China. 82 - Community calendar 2013. 83
- Eric Wilhelm:
Instructables. 84-87
- Eli Blevis:
Lost icons, Paris 2012. 88
Volume 20, Number 2, 2013
- Ron Wakkary, Erik Stolterman:
WELCOME: The next 20 years... in HCI education. 5 - Feedback. 6
- Julynn Miller Benedetti, Katie Koepfinger, Burcum Turkmen, Laura Simpson, Bob Spikman, Sandra Suijkerbuijk, Rico Minten, Jorien Kemerink:
Embroidered confessions. 8-9
- Jodi Forlizzi:
Confessions of a human-centered designer. 10-11
- Rogério de Paula:
Designing for the 'emerged' markets. 12-14
- Dagmar Kern, Bastian Pfleging:
Supporting interaction through haptic feedback in automotive user interfaces. 16-21 - Andrea Grimes Parker:
Designing for health activism. 22-25
- Andrés Lucero, Matt Jones, Tero Jokela, Simon Robinson:
Mobile collocated interactions: taking an offline break together. 26-32 - Niels Henze, Martin Pielot:
App stores: external validity for mobile HCI. 33-38 - Chee Siang Ang, Ania Bobrowicz, Diane J. Schiano, Bonnie A. Nardi:
Data in the wild: some reflections. 39-43
- Elizabeth F. Churchill, Anne Bowser, Jennifer Preece:
Teaching and learning human-computer interaction: past, present, and future. 44-53
- Mikael Wiberg, Hiroshi Ishii, Paul Dourish, Anna Vallgårda, Tobie Kerridge, Petra Sundström, Daniela Karin Rosner, Mark Rolston:
Materiality matters - experience materials. 54-57 - Joohee Huh:
Why Microsoft Word does not work for novice writers. 58-61 - Whitney Quesenbery:
Elections: 'we have to fix that'. 62-66
- Jennifer S. Pearson, Simon Robinson:
Developing our world views. 68-71 - Nick Sheep Dalton:
Neurodiversity HCI. 72-75 - Daniel Rosenberg:
Bridging the CEO credibility gap. 76-79
- Jon Kolko:
Trusting the design process. 80-81
- Tuomo Kujala, Jonna Häkkilä:
User experiences from the land of a thousand lakes. 82 - Community calendar 2013. 83
- Dekita Moon:
Human-centered computing lab at Clemson University. 84-87
- Pu Yang:
Long time together. 88
Volume 20, Number 3, 2013
- Ron Wakkary, Erik Stolterman:
Welcome: Interaction design and serious ambitions. 5
- Feedback. 6-7
- Yoichi Takahashi, Yasushi Matoba, Hideki Koike, Álvaro Cassinelli, Jussi Ängeslevä, Yoshihiro Watanabe, Gonzalo Frasca, Masatoshi Ishikawa, Matthew Hirsch, Shahram Izadi, Henry Holtzman, Ramesh Raskar, Quentin Bonnard, Amanda Legge, Anna Geiduschek, Frédéric Kaplan, Pierre Dillenbourg:
Demo hour. 8-9
- Dave Malouf:
Why it's not damning to define the thing. 10-11
- Christian Remy:
Taking a note from marketing research in sustainable HCI. 12-15 - Daniela Petrelli:
There is more in personal heritage than data. 16-19 - Gillian R. Hayes:
Interactive systems for health. 20-23
- Matt Walsh:
Harnessing the power of positive tension. 24-27 - Theresa Jean Tanenbaum, Audrey Desjardins, Karen Tanenbaum:
Steampunking interaction design: principles for envisioning through imaginative practice. 28-33 - Zeljko Obrenovic:
The four points of the HCI research compass. 34-37
- Douglas Schuler:
Creating the world citizen parliament: seven challenges for interaction designers. 38-47
- Jeffrey Y. Kim, Arnie Lund, Caroline Dombrowski:
Telling the story in big data. 48-51 - Clare J. Hooper, Alan J. Dix:
Web science and human-computer interaction: forming a mutually supportive relationship. 52-57 - Stan Mierzwa, Samir Souidi, Irene Friedland, Lauren Katzen, Sarah Littlefield:
Effective approaches to user-interface design with ACASI in the developing world. 58-61 - José Antonio Collado, Paul Salazar Mora, Elizabeth Parham:
A guerrilla usability lab with free software. 62-67
- Annalu Waller:
Public policy issues in augmentative and alternative communication technologies a comparison of the U.K. and the U.S. 68-75 - Ximena Dávila Yáñez, Humberto Maturana Romesín:
Systemic and meta-systemic laws. 76-79
- Daniela K. Rosner, Jonathan Bean:
The weapons factory in the den. 80-81
- Gerrit C. van der Veer:
SIGCHI: strategic plans revisited. 82 - Community calendar 2013. 83
- Jon Kolko:
Austin Center for Design. 84-87
- Tiffany Jen:
Twenty-first century priorities. 88
Volume 20, Number 4, 2013
- Ron Wakkary, Erik Stolterman:
WELCOME: New rules of engagement. 5
- Feedback. 6-7
- Damien Ludi, Colin Peillex, Daan Spanjers, Andrew Cross, Ed Cutrell, Bill Thies, Mickael Boulay:
Demo hour. 8-9
- Beki Grinter:
A big data confession. 10-11
- Rogério de Paula:
City spaces and spaces for design. 12-15
- Andrés Monroy-Hernández, Shelly Farnham, Emre Kiciman, Scott Counts, Munmun De Choudhury:
Smart societies: from citizens as sensors to collective action. 16-19 - Margot Brereton:
Habituated objects: everyday tangibles that foster the independent living of an elderly woman. 20-24 - Stacey Kuznetsov:
Expanding our visions of citizen science. 26-31
- Tanja Döring, Axel Sylvester, Albrecht Schmidt:
Ephemeral user interfaces: valuing the aesthetics of interface components that do not last. 32-37 - Steve Whittaker:
Interaction design: what we know and what we need to know. 38-42 - Mahnaz Yousefzadeh:
Can interaction design civilize the experience economy? 44-47
- Yvonne Rogers, Gary Marsden:
Does he take sugar?: moving beyond the rhetoric of compassion. 48-57
- Daniela Petrelli, Luigina Ciolfi, Dick van Dijk, Eva Hornecker, Elena Not, Albrecht Schmidt:
Integrating material and digital: a new way for cultural heritage. 58-63 - Aaron Marcus:
The history of the future: sci-fi movies and HCI. 64-67 - Rikke Friis Dam, Mads Soegaard:
Publishing open access HCI books. 68-71
- Karyn Moffatt:
Older-adult HCI: why should we care? 72-75 - Jonathan Arnowitz:
Taking the fast RIDE: designing while being agile. 76-79
- Jon Kolko:
The optimism of design. 80-81
- Steve Williams, Fred Jacobson, Nancy Frisberg, Tuomo Kujala:
BayCHI: serving the Bay Area CHI community for over 20 years. 82 - Community Calendar 2013. 83
- Anna Vallgårda:
IxD Lab, IT University of Copenhagen. 84-87
- Eli Blevis:
Tablet photography. 88
Volume 20, Number 5, 2013
- Ron Wakkary, Erik Stolterman:
WELCOME: Innovation and history. 5
- Feedback. 6-7
- Javier Quevedo-Fernández, J.-B. O. S. Martens, John Paulin Hansen, Wusheng Wang, Irina Shklovski, Jari Varsaluoma, Ville Kentta, Alexandre Alapetite, I. Scott MacKenzie:
Demo hour. 8-9
- Tek-Jin Nam:
Dive into the sea of inspiration. 10-11
- Elizabeth F. Churchill:
Putting the person back into personalization. 12-15
- Jayne Wallace:
Interaction design, heritage, and the self. 16-20 - Patti Brennan, Wendy Swanberg:
Listening in the moment. 22-25
- Neal Cabage, Sonya Zhang:
Web 3.0 has begun. 26-31 - Rodrigo Carvalho:
The magical features of immersive audiovisual environments. 32-37 - Charles Hannon:
'Let me finish': mirror neurons and empathy in interaction design. 38-41
- David A. Siegel, Alex Sorin, Michael Thompson, Susan M. Dray:
Fine-tuning user research to drive innovation. 42-49
- Ben Shneiderman, Kent L. Norman, Catherine Plaisant, Benjamin B. Bederson, Allison Druin, Jennifer Golbeck:
30 years at the University of Maryland's human-computer interaction lab (HCIL). 50-57 - Tom Boellstorff, Bonnie A. Nardi, Celia Pearce, T. L. Taylor:
Words with friends: writing collaboratively online. 58-61
- Clayton Lewis, Jutta Treviranus:
Public policy and the global public inclusive infrastructure project. 62-66 - Melissa Rodriguez Zynda:
The first killer app: a history of spreadsheets. 68-72 - Robert Daniel Phillips, Dan Lockton, Sharon Baurley, Sarah Silve:
Making instructions for others: exploring mental models through a simple exercise. 74-79
- Jonathan Bean, Daniela K. Rosner:
Demo or die?: the role of video demonstrations in the public domain. 80-81
- Gerrit C. van der Veer:
HCI in the outside world. 82 - Community Calendar 2013. 83
- Michal Rinott:
Interaction lab, Holon Institute of Technology. 84-87
- Eli Blevis:
Pressing exit. 88
Volume 20, Number 6, 2013
- Ron Wakkary, Erik Stolterman:
WELCOME: Shape changes. 5
- Feedback. 6
- Michal Rinott, Eran Gal-Or, Shachar Geiger, Luka Or, Stefanie Mueller, Pedro Lopes, Konstantin Kaefer, Bastian Kruck, Patrick Baudisch, Shunichi Kasahara, Ryuma Niiyama, Valentin Heun, Hiroshi Ishii, Yuichiro Katsumoto, Satoru Tokuhisa, Masa Inakage:
Demo hour. 8-9
- Jeffrey Bardzell, Shaowen Bardzell:
Practical quagmires. 10-11
- Rogério de Paula:
Interactions during conflicts. 12-14
- Jonathan Grudin, Gayna Williams:
Two women who pioneered user-centered design. 15-20 - Bart Hengeveld:
LinguaBytes. 22-26 - Sheena Lewis Erete:
Empowerment through community crime-prevention technologies. 27-31
- Sigrun Lurås, Henry Mainsah:
Reaching hard-to-reach users using online media to get a glimpse of work in marine contexts. 32-35 - Wei Liu, Pieter Jan Stappers, Gert Pasman, Jenneke Taal-Fokker:
Making the office catch up: exploring interaction qualities at home and at work. 36-41
- Caroline Hummels, Pierre D. Lévy:
Matter of transformation: designing an alternative tomorrow inspired by phenomenology. 42-49
- William Hudson:
User stories don't help users: introducing persona stories. 50-53 - Matt Germonprez, Jonathan P. Allen, Brian Warner, Jamie Hill, Glenn McClements:
Open source communities of competitors. 54-59 - Jonathan Lazar, Timothy Elder, Michael Stein:
Understanding the connection between HCI and freedom of information and access laws. 60-63
- Kentaro Toyama:
Reflections on HCI for development. 64-67 - Greg Walsh:
Anatomy of a design session. 68-71 - Randolph G. Bias, Philip T. Kortum, Jeff Sauro, Douglas J. Gillan:
Clothing the naked emperor: the unfulfilled promise of the science of usability. 72-77
- Jon Kolko:
From interaction designer to product manager. 78-79
- Raquel Oliveira Prates, Simone Diniz Junqueira Barbosa, Milene Selbach Silveira, Clarisse Sieckenius de Souza, Maria Cecília Calani Baranauskas, Cristiano Maciel, Elizabeth Furtado, Júnia Coutinho Anacleto, Paulo E. Melo, Tuomo Kujala:
HCI community in Brazil - sweet 16! 80-81 - Community Calendar. 82
- Daniel Harrison, Yvonne Rogers:
UCLIC. 84-87
- Eli Blevis:
Meaning of life elevator. 88
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