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16	--	23	Batya Friedman. Value-sensitive design
24	--	30	Arnold M. Lund. Are we having fun yet?
32	--	43	Nicole Yankelovich. How do users know what to say?
44	--	50	Hugh R. Beyer, Karen Holtzblatt. Contextual techniques starter kit
52	--	69	Scott Lewis, Michael Mateas, Susan Palmiter, Gene Lynch. Ethnographic data for product development: a collaborative process
70	--	76	Jef Raskin. Wanted for crimes against the interface: thoughts on an HCI poster
78	--	85	Dan Shapiro, Michael J. Tauber, Roland Traunmüller. Book preview: The design of computer supported cooperative work and groupware systems
92	--	95	F. Kenton Musgrave. Fractal landscapes in context

10	--	20	Allison Druin. CHIkid voices: it s too bad they don t let you be a kid!
21	--	26	Elizabeth Rosenzweig. Design guidelines for software products: a common look and feel or a fantasy?
27	--	34	Bruce Damer. Inhabited virtual worlds: a new frontier for interaction design
35	--	39	Daniel LafreniÃ¨re. CUTA: a simple, practical, low-cost approach to task analysis
40	--	50	Mitchel Resnick, Amy Bruckman, Fred Martin. Pianos not stereos: creating computational construction kits
51	--	57	Carolyn Milligan, Max Murdock. Testing with kids & teens at IOMEGA
58	--	67	David Canfield Smith, Allen Cypher, Kurt J. Schmucker. Making programming easier for children
68	--	73	Karen G. Schneider. Children and information visualization technologies
75	--	81	Jennifer Bruer. Book previews

6	--	10	Jennifer Bruer. Letters and updates
18	--	20	John Karat. User centered design: quality or quackery?
21	--	23	Rosemary Michelle Simpson. Common ground: hypermedia, human augmentation, and the Web
24	--	29	John F. Brock. Whose metaphor?
30	--	35	Thomas Erickson. Design as storytelling
36	--	48	Hal Shubin, Deborah Falck, Ati Gropius Johansen. Exploring color in interface design
50	--	61	Michael D. Levi, Frederick G. Conrad. A heuristic evaluation of a World Wide Web prototype
62	--	76	Saul Greenberg. Teaching human computer interaction to programmers

5	--	8	Marc Rettig. Preamble
9	--	10	Beth M. Lange, Mark A. Jones. Reflections on the judging process
11	--	15	Lauralee Alben. Quality of experience: defining the criteria for effective interaction design
18	--	25	Charles Mauro. New York Stock Exchange hand-held device
38	--	39	Ron Avitzur. Graphing calculator
40	--	41	Oliver Bayley. Nokia Feature Stereo TV
42	--	43	John Baker. Meeting manager
45	--	52	Harry J. Saddler. Seeing the light go on: the Apple design project
53	--	55	Pelle Ehn, Jonas Lüwgren. The Qualiteque: systems at an exhibition
56	--	59	Austin Henderson. What s next? - growing the notion of quality
60	--	61	Donald A. Chartier. The Andersen commitment to interaction design
64	--	0	Marc Rettig. Reflections on awards criteria

11	--	14	Max Murdock. Software design teams at Iomega
15	--	18	Susan M. Dray. Designing for the rest of the world: a consultant s observation
19	--	23	Hagan Heller, David Rivers. So you wanna design for the Web
25	--	34	Carolanne Fisher, Penelope Sanderson. Exploratory sequential data analysis: exploring continuous observational data
35	--	46	Vannevar Bush. As we may think (Reprint)
47	--	67	Rosemary Michelle Simpson, Allen Renear, Elli Mylonas, Andries van Dam. 50 years after As we may think : the Brown/MIT Vannevar Bush symposium
68	--	77	Pamela Mead, Christopher Pacione. Time and space

11	--	13	Chris Law. Amulet user interface development environment
15	--	16	Michael G. Paciello. Designing for people with disabilities
17	--	22	Allison Druin. A place called childhood
23	--	30	Mary Beth Butler. Getting to know your users: usability roundtables at Lotus Development
58	--	75	Keith A. Butler. Usability engineering turns 10
76	--	85	James R. Rudd, Kenneth R. Stern, Scott Isensee. Low vs. high-fidelity prototyping debate

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