Table of Contents

• A fisheye calendar interface for PDAs: providing overviews for small displaysBenjamin B. Bederson, Aaron Clamage, Mary Czerwinski, George G. Robertson. 618-619 [doi]
• Gesture + play: full-body interaction for virtual environmentsKonrad Tollmar, David Demirdjian, Trevor Darrell. 620-621 [doi]
• PENPETS: a physical environment for virtual animalsShaun O Mahony, John A. Robinson. 622-623 [doi]
• Personal universal controllers: controlling complex appliances with GUIs and speechJeffrey Nichols, Brad A. Myers, Michael Higgins, Joseph Hughes, Thomas K. Harris, Roni Rosenfeld, Kevin Litwack. 624-625 [doi]
• Fusion: interactive coordination of diverse data, visualizations, and mining algorithmsChris North, Nathan Conklin, Kiran Indukuri, Varun Saini, Qiang Yu. 626-627 [doi]
• SILVER: simplifying video editing with metadataA. Chris Long, Juan P. Casares, Brad A. Myers, Rishi Bhatnagar, Scott M. Stevens, Laura Dabbish, Dan Yocum, Albert T. Corbett. 628-629 [doi]
• A tool supporting capture and analysis of field research data using the contextual design methodologyKaren Holtzblatt, Hugh R. Beyer. 630-631 [doi]
• Streaming format software for usability testingMichael Lister. 632-633 [doi]
• Sparrow web: group-writable information on structured web pagesEric A. Bier, Kenneth A. Pier. 634-635 [doi]
• Interaction techniques and applications for peephole displaysKa-Ping Yee. 636-637 [doi]
• Designing an on-line map tool for Dutch farmersKarin van der Hiele, Rob van der Haar, Raghu Kolli. 638-639 [doi]
• An interactive poster exhibit puts visitors in the picture, in real timeKevin Walker. 640-641 [doi]
• A lost cause: the ever-improving developer s mapMette Kjaersgaard, Jesper Pedersen, Tom Djajadiningrat. 642-643 [doi]
• A tenant interface for energy and maintenance systemsClifford Federspiel, Luis Villafana. 644-645 [doi]
• Designing a mobile terminal for horse aficionadosKaisa Still, Minna Isomursu, Pekka Isomursu, Mika Mustonen, Jari Ijäs. 646-647 [doi]
• A user-centered approach to designing home network interfacesKook Hyun Chung, Kyoung Soon Oh, Cheong Hyun Lee, Jae-Hyun Park, Sunae Kim, Soon Hee Kim, Beth Loring, Chris Hass. 648-649 [doi]
• Using ethnography to design a mass detection tool (MDT) for the early discovery of insurance fraudThomas C. Ormerod, Nicola Morley, Linden J. Ball, Charles Langley, Clive Spenser. 650-651 [doi]
• Ethnographic interviews guide design of ford vehicles websiteLori Anschuetz, Stephanie Rosenbaum. 652-653 [doi]
• Using converging methods across disciplines to guide the redesign of a large, information-rich web siteSusan J. Robinson, Bradford W. Hesse, Abdul R. Shaikh, Mike Coss, Carol Crawford. 654-655 [doi]
• MiTAP for real users, real data, real problemsLaurie E. Damianos, Steve Wohlever, Robyn Kozierok, Jay M. Ponte. 656-657 [doi]
• Designing the user interface of a data collection instrument for the consumer price indexJean Fox. 658-659 [doi]
• Developing an airline freight management system: meeting airline and end-user challengesSam J. Racine, John P. Curtin. 660-661 [doi]
• Cellular phone manuals: users benefit from spatial mapsSusanne Bay. 662-663 [doi]
• Mobile information re-finding as a continuing dialogueRobert G. Capra. 664-665 [doi]
• The digital set-top box as a virtual channel providerKonstantinos Chorianopoulos. 666-667 [doi]
• Personal media exploration with semantic regionsHyunmo Kang. 668-669 [doi]
• Cultural usability: a localization study of mobile text messaging useHuatong Sun. 670-671 [doi]
• Social regulation in virtual spacesJack Muramatsu. 672-673 [doi]
• Interpersonal cues and consumer trust in e-commerceJens Riegelsberger. 674-675 [doi]
• Emotional interactionPedro Branco. 676-677 [doi]
• ClearPen: improving the legibility of handwritingTimothy S. Butler. 678-679 [doi]
• Modeling command selection for speech-based applicationsJinjuan Feng. 680-681 [doi]
• Partitioning cursor movements in point and click tasksFaustina Hwang. 682-683 [doi]
• The gateway: a navigation technique for migrating to small screensBonnie MacKay. 684-685 [doi]
• Modelling cyclic interaction: an account of feedbackHokyoung Ryu. 686-687 [doi]
• Utilizing mobile devices to capture case stories for knowledge managementJia Shen. 688-689 [doi]
• Understanding and enhancing call centre computer-Anette Steel. 690-691 [doi]
• Post-cognitivist HCI: second-wave theoriesVictor Kaptelinin, Bonnie A. Nardi, Susanne Bødker, John Carroll, James D. Hollan, Edwin Hutchins, Terry Winograd. 692-693 [doi]
• Politics and usability: test your skills against the expertsRolf Molich, Kara Pernice Coyne, Ron Perkins, Deborah J. Mayhew. 694-695 [doi]
• Use of research-based guidelines in the development of websitesSanjay Koyani, Susan Allison. 696-697 [doi]
• The magic number 5 : is it enough for web testing?Nigel Bevan, Carol Barnum, Gilbert Cockton, Jakob Nielsen, Jared M. Spool, Dennis R. Wixon. 698-699 [doi]
• Voting: user experience, technology and practiceTed Selker, Eric A. Fischer, Benjamin B. Bederson, Conny Mccormack, Clifford Nass. 700-701 [doi]
• Culture issues and mobile UI designEmilie West Gould, Pia Honold, Masaaki Kurosu, Jay Melican, Aaron Marcus, Li Anne Yu. 702-703 [doi]
• Evaluating globally: how to conduct international or intercultural usability researchLaurie Roshak, Jared M. Spool, Vanessa Evers, Rolf Molich, Colleen Page, Ann-Byrd Platt. 704-705 [doi]
• Spam, spam, spam, spam: how can we stop itJenny Preece, Jonathan Lazar, Elizabeth F. Churchill, Hans J. J. de Graaff, Batya Friedman, Joseph A. Konstan. 706-707 [doi]
• The next revolution: vehicle user-interfaces and the global rider/driver experienceDeborah A. Boehm-Davis, Aaron Marcus, Paul Allan Green, Hideki Hada, David Wheatley. 708-709 [doi]
• Shared freeform input for note taking across devicesLaurent Denoue, Patrick Chiu, Tohru Fuse. 710-711 [doi]
• Typing in thin air: the canesta projection keyboard - a new method of interaction with electronic devicesHelena Roeber, John Bacus, Carlo Tomasi. 712-713 [doi]
• Effects of voice vs. remote on U.S. and Japanese user satisfaction with interactive HDTV systemsGarry Tan, Scott Brave, Clifford Nass, Masaru Takechi. 714-715 [doi]
• On natural living room communication with ComAdapter : adapting to the differences in room structureKazuyuki Iso, Takashi Yagi, Minoru Kobayashi, Satoshi Iwaki, Satoshi Ishibashi. 716-717 [doi]
• Interpersonal trust and empathy online: a fragile relationshipJinjuan Feng, Jennifer Preece, Jonathan Lazar. 718-719 [doi]
• Identity disclosure and the creation of social capitalDavid R. Millen, John F. Patterson. 720-721 [doi]
• Prominence-interpretation theory: explaining how people assess credibility onlineB. J. Fogg. 722-723 [doi]
• Who wants to know what when? privacy preference determinants in ubiquitous computingScott Lederer, Jennifer Mankoff, Anind K. Dey. 724-725 [doi]
• Safe & sound: a wireless leashNatalia Marmasse, Chris Schmandt. 726-727 [doi]
• Cell phone communication and driver visual behavior: the impact of cognitive distractionPatricia Trbovich, Joanne L. Harbluk. 728-729 [doi]
• Co-experience: the social user experienceKatja Battarbee. 730-731 [doi]
• Affective gaming: measuring emotion through the gamepadJonathan Sykes, Simon Brown. 732-733 [doi]
• Measurement of user frustration: a biologic approachRichard L. Hazlett. 734-735 [doi]
• User recalled occurrences of usability errors: implications on the user experienceHelena M. Mentis, Geri Gay. 736-737 [doi]
• Predicting user satisfaction from subject satisfactionMargaret B. Swan, Mark Notess. 738-739 [doi]
• Visualizing the affective structure of a text documentHugo Liu, Ted Selker, Henry Lieberman. 740-741 [doi]
• Conversation thumbnails for large-scale discussionsMartin Wattenberg, David R. Millen. 742-743 [doi]
• Communities of design practice in electronic governmentRichard Halstead-Nussloch, Doris Konneh, Robert Woodruff. 744-745 [doi]
• AttrActive windows: dynamic windows for digital bulletin boardsLaurent Denoue, Les Nelson, Elizabeth F. Churchill. 746-747 [doi]
• Information voyeurism: social impact of physically large displays on information privacyDesney S. Tan, Mary Czerwinski. 748-749 [doi]
• Interface with pre-typing visual feedback for touch-sensitive keyboardRoman Ilinski. 750-751 [doi]
• Combined model for text entry rate developmentPoika Isokoski, I. Scott MacKenzie. 752-753 [doi]
• Phrase sets for evaluating text entry techniquesI. Scott MacKenzie, R. William Soukoreff. 754-755 [doi]
• Evaluation of thumbwheel text entry methodsPeter Tarasewich. 756-757 [doi]
• Scroll ring performance evaluationElaine Wherry. 758-759 [doi]
• Card, English, and Burr (1978): 25 years laterI. Scott MacKenzie, R. William Soukoreff. 760-761 [doi]
• When one isn t enough: an analysis of virtual desktop usage strategies and their implications for designMeredith Ringel. 762-763 [doi]
• MediaFinder: an interface for dynamic personal media management with semantic regionsHyunmo Kang, Ben Shneiderman. 764-765 [doi]
• Auditory and visual feedback during eye typingPäivi Majaranta, I. Scott MacKenzie, Anne Aula, Kari-Jouko Räihä. 766-767 [doi]
• Where do helpers look?: gaze targets during collaborative physical tasksSusan R. Fussell, Leslie D. Setlock, Elizabeth M. Parker. 768-769 [doi]
• EyePliances: attention-seeking devices that respond to visual attentionJeffrey S. Shell, Roel Vertegaal, Alexander W. Skaburskis. 770-771 [doi]
• Gaze- vs. hand-based pointing in virtual environmentsNathan Cournia, John D. Smith, Andrew T. Duchowski. 772-773 [doi]
• Isometric pointer interfaces for wearable 3D visualizationDavid M. Krum, Rob Melby, William Ribarsky, Larry F. Hodges. 774-775 [doi]
• This is a lot easier! : constrained movement speeds navigationSusanne Jul. 776-777 [doi]
• Paper prototyping - what is it good for?: a comparison of paper- and computer-based low-fidelity prototypingReinhard Sefelin, Manfred Tscheligi, Verena Giller. 778-779 [doi]
• PRESPE: participatory requirements elicitation using scenarios and photo essaysKentaro Go, Yasuaki Takamoto, John M. Carroll, Atsumi Imamiya, Hisanori Masuda. 780-781 [doi]
• Activity rhythm detection and modelingRosco Hill, James Begole. 782-783 [doi]
• AwarenessMaps: visualizing awareness in shared workspacesTom Gross, Wido Wirsam, Wolfgang Gräther. 784-785 [doi]
• Coordinating communication: awareness displays and interruptionLaura Dabbish, Robert E. Kraut. 786-787 [doi]
• Assessing the value of a cursor pointing device for remote collaboration on physical tasksSusan R. Fussell, Leslie D. Setlock, Elizabeth M. Parker, Jie Yang. 788-789 [doi]
• The effectiveness of multiscale collaboration in virtual environmentsXiaolong Zhang, George W. Furnas. 790-791 [doi]
• Avatar proxies: configurable informants of collaborative activitiesUmer Farooq, Con M. Rodi, John M. Carroll, Philip L. Isenhour. 792-793 [doi]
• Unvoiced speech recognition using EMG - mime speech recognition Hiroyuki Manabe, Akira Hiraiwa, Toshiaki Sugimura. 794-795 [doi]
• The neurally controllable internet browser (BrainBrowser)Opé Tomori, Melody M. Moore. 796-797 [doi]
• AudioBattleship: blind learners collaboration through soundJaime Sánchez, Nelson A. Baloian, Tiago Hassler, Heinz Ulrich Hoppe. 798-799 [doi]
• A tangible interface for IP network simulationKazue Kobayashi, Mitsunori Hirano, Atsunobu Narita, Hiroshi Ishii. 800-801 [doi]
• On interfaces projected onto real-world objectsMark Podlaseck, Claudio S. Pinhanez, Nancy Alvarado, Margaret Chan, Elisa Dejesus. 802-803 [doi]
• FantasyA and SenToyKristina Höök, Adrian Bullock, Ana Paiva, Marco Vala, Ricardo Chaves, Rui Prada. 804-805 [doi]
• EEWWW!!: tangible interfaces for navigating into the human bodyEdward De Guzman, F. Wai-ling Ho-Ching, Tara Matthews, Tye Rattenbury, Maribeth Back, Steve R. Harrison. 806-807 [doi]
• Super cilia skin: an interactive membraneHayes Raffle, Mitchell W. Joachim, James Tichenor. 808-809 [doi]
• A physical interface for system dynamics simulationOren Zuckerman, Mitchel Resnick. 810-811 [doi]
• Mr.Web: an automated interactive webmasterAndrea Lockerd, Huy Pham, Taly Sharon, Ted Selker. 812-813 [doi]
• Two methods for auto-organizing personal web historyScott LeeTiernan, Shelly Farnham, Lili Cheng. 814-815 [doi]
• Exploring the distribution of online healthcare informationSuresh K. Bhavnani, Renju T. Jacob, Jennifer Nardine, Frederick A. Peck. 816-817 [doi]
• Looks good to meLinda Roberts, Leigh Rankin, Edward A. Silver, Darryl Moore, Stephanie Plunkett, David Washburn, Brenda Wilch-Ringen. 818-819 [doi]
• Investigating police patrol practice for design of ITUrban Nulden. 820-821 [doi]
• Extending ubiquitous computing to vineyardsJenna Burrell, Tim Brooke, Richard Beckwith. 822-823 [doi]
• Design considerations for a financial management system for rural, semi-literate usersKaushik Ghosh, Tapan S. Parikh, Apala Lahiri Chavan. 824-825 [doi]
• Imagery saystems for enhanced crewmember habitability, performance and productivity on ISSMihriban Whitmore, Vicky Byrne. 826-827 [doi]
• What is a place?: allowing users to name and define placesPetra Fagerberg, Fredrik Espinoza, Per Persson. 828-829 [doi]
• Persona development for information-rich domainsRashmi R. Sinha. 830-831 [doi]
• SeismoSpin: a physical instrument for digital dataMark McKelvin, Ragnhild Nestande, Leticia Valdez, Ka-Ping Yee, Maribeth Back, Steve R. Harrison. 832-833 [doi]
• Dynamic query sliders vs. brushing histogramsQing Li, Xiaofeng Bao, Chen Song, Jinfei Zhang, Chris North. 834-835 [doi]
• Efficient user interest estimation in fisheye viewsJeffrey Heer, Stuart K. Card. 836-837 [doi]
• City lights: contextual views in minimal spacePolle Zellweger, Jock D. Mackinlay, Lance Good, Mark Stefik, Patrick Baudisch. 838-839 [doi]
• Are there benefits in seeing double?: a study of collaborative information visualizationGloria Mark, Keri Carpenter, Alfred Kobsa. 840-841 [doi]
• Experimental study of cockpit displays of traffic information for pilot self-spacing in congested airspaceKirk C. Benson, Glenn Dean, Geoffrey Kuhlmann, Brian Sperling, Amy R. Pritchett, Julie A. Jacko. 842-843 [doi]
• Evaluating social trailsMartin Svensson, Kristina Höök, Rickard Cöster. 844-845 [doi]
• Designing visualizations of social activity: six claimsThomas Erickson. 846-847 [doi]
• Tangible search for stacked objectsKensaku Fujii, Jun Shimamura, Kenichi Arakawa, Tomohiko Arikawa. 848-849 [doi]
• SmartPad: a finger-sensing keypad for mobile interactionJun Rekimoto, Haruo Oba, Takaaki Ishizawa. 850-851 [doi]
• ThumbSense: automatic input mode sensing for touchpad-based interactionsJun Rekimoto. 852-853 [doi]
• Tactile virtual buttons for mobile devicesAndrew Nashel, Sharif Razzaque. 854-855 [doi]
• Designing effective haptic interaction: inverted dampingJason Williams, Georg Michelitsch. 856-857 [doi]
• Assessing haptic properties for data representationSteven A. Wall, Stephen A. Brewster. 858-859 [doi]
• Meeting the challenge of measuring return on investment for user centered developmentThomas M. Graefe, Susan L. Keenan, Karen C. Bowen. 860-861 [doi]
• Making customer-centered design work in the real world of organizationsKaren Holtzblatt, Joerg Beringer. 862-863 [doi]
• Challenges in teaching user interface design for telephones and cell phonesJames A. Larson, Juan E. Gilbert, Michael F. McTear. 864-865 [doi]
• Consultants forum: successful adaptation during tough economic timesCarolyn Snyder, Verena Giller, Chauncey E. Wilson, Aaron Marcus. 866-867 [doi]
• Current issues in assessing and improving information usabilityStephanie Rosenbaum, Judith Ramey. 868-869 [doi]
• eLearning SIGLisa Neal, Ken Korman. 870-871 [doi]
• Design of usable multi-platform interactive systemsFabio Paternò, Manfred Tscheligi. 872-873 [doi]
• Toward a unified universal remote console standardGottfried Zimmermann, Toby Nixon, Marney Beard, Eran Sitnik, Bill LaPlant, Shari Trewin, Sharon J. Laskowski, Gregg C. Vanderheiden. 874-875 [doi]
• HCI and the arts: a conflicted convergence?Phoebe Sengers, Chris Csikszentmihályi. 876-877 [doi]
• New tips and tricks for a better usability testRolf Molich, Chauncey E. Wilson. 878-879 [doi]
• Interaction patterns with a classroom feedback system: making time for feedbackRichard J. Anderson, Tammy VanDeGrift, Steven A. Wolfman, Ken Yasuhara, Ruth E. Anderson. 880-881 [doi]
• Combining handhelds with a whole-class display to support the learning of scientific controlTom Moher, Xun Ding, Jennifer Wiley, Syeda Hussain, Preeti Singh, Vasisht Srinivasan, Diane Conmy. 882-883 [doi]
• Learners on the back-end: students contributing to web-based information systemsGina Cherry, William Washington, Janice Fournier, Kristen Shuyler. 884-885 [doi]
• VirtualCase: a tool for online collaborative learningGina Cherry, Mark Alway, Daniel Parshall. 886-887 [doi]
• Supporting engagement in asynchronous educationScott LeeTiernan, Jonathan Grudin. 888-889 [doi]
• Annotation in the wild: benefits of linking paper to digital mediaSilvia Gabrielli, Andy Law. 890-891 [doi]
• Designing an integrated review sheet for an electronic textbookNeema Moraveji, Abigail Travis, Maura Bidinost, Matthew Halpern. 892-893 [doi]
• Kana no senshi (kana warrior): a new interface for learning Japanese charactersKristen Stubbs. 894-895 [doi]
• PhotoPhone entertainmentJohan Thoresson. 896-897 [doi]
• MyInfo: a personal news interfaceJohn Zimmerman, Nevenka Dimitrova, Lalitha Agnihotri, Angel Janevski, Lira Nikolovska. 898-899 [doi]
• Breakingstory: visualizing change in online newsJean Anne Fitzpatrick, James Reffell, Moryma Aydelott. 900-901 [doi]
• Supporting notable information in office workChristopher S. Campbell, Paul P. Maglio. 902-903 [doi]
• Practices for capturing short important thoughtsGillian R. Hayes, Jeffrey S. Pierce, Gregory D. Abowd. 904-905 [doi]
• A sensemaking-supporting information gathering systemYan Qu. 906-907 [doi]
• Designing to support communication on the moveJacqueline Brodie. 908-909 [doi]
• Amigo - wireless image based instant messaging for handheld computersHelena Fabersjö, Elisabeth Windt, Ylva Wridell, Johan Sanneblad. 910-911 [doi]
• What s in a barcode? informed consent and machine scannable driver licensesJennifer Hagman, Ann Hendrickson, Amanda Whitty. 912-913 [doi]
• Kinetic typography-based instant messagingKerry Bodine, Mathilde Pignol. 914-915 [doi]
• Desktop aksi: virtual workspace concept integrating personal social communication and task managementAbhijit Rao. 916-917 [doi]
• Mobile ADVICE: an accessible device for visually impaired capability enhancementRobert A. Amar, Steven Dow, Richard Gordon, Muhammad Raafay Hamid, Chad Sellers. 918-919 [doi]
• Today messages: lightweight group awareness via emailA. J. Bernheim Brush, Alan Borning. 920-921 [doi]
• PHEmail: designing a privacy honoring email systemDavid H. Nguyen, Khai N. Truong. 922-923 [doi]
• Marked for deletion: an analysis of email dataLaura Dabbish, Gina Danielle Venolia, Jonathan J. Cadiz. 924-925 [doi]
• Reality instant messaging: injecting a dose of reality into online chatMei C. Chuah. 926-927 [doi]
• TelMeA2003: social summarization in online communitiesToru Takahashi, Yasuhiro Katagiri. 928-929 [doi]
• Leaders leading? a shift in technology adoptionJonathan Grudin. 930-931 [doi]
• Developing a car gesture interface for use as a secondary taskMicah Alpern, Katie Minardo. 932-933 [doi]
• Investigation of subjective preferences in multiple degrees-of-freedom inputsSriram Subramanian, Frank Dijkstra, Bernard Champoux. 934-935 [doi]
• A reference model for multimodal input interpretationAnurag Gupta. 936-937 [doi]
• Reassessing current cell phone designs: using thumb input effectivelyNambu Hirotaka. 938-939 [doi]
• Containers: a new hierarchical model for browser interfacesChad Owens. 940-941 [doi]
• The benefits of physical edges in gesture-making: empirical support for an edge-based unistroke alphabetJacob O. Wobbrock. 942-943 [doi]
• Self reflection can substitute eye contactOsamu Morikawa, Ryoichi Hashimoro, Juli Yamashita. 944-945 [doi]
• AuraMirror: artistically visualizing attentionAlexander W. Skaburskis, Jeffrey S. Shell, Roel Vertegaal, Connor Dickie. 946-947 [doi]
• Establishing remote conversations through eye contact with physical awareness proxiesBaha Jabarin, James Wu, Roel Vertegaal, Lenko Grigorov. 948-949 [doi]
• Just blink your eyes: a head-free gaze tracking systemTakehiko Ohno, Naoki Mukawa, Shinjiro Kawato. 950-957 [doi]
• Reciprocal eye contact as an interaction techniqueJohn A. Kembel. 952-953 [doi]
• Gummi: user interface for deformable computersCarsten Schwesig, Ivan Poupyrev, Eijiro Mori. 954-955 [doi]
• Integrating hardware and software: augmented reality based prototyping method for digital productsTek-Jin Nam, Woohun Lee. 956-957 [doi]
• Creating an enhanced reality user interface - ERSolitaireJim Parker, Mark Baumback. 958-959 [doi]
• A spatially-aware tangible interface for computer-aided designLee Chia-Hsun, Ma Yu-Pin, Jeng Taysheng. 960-961 [doi]
• CHI-ball, an interactive device assisting martial arts education for childrenMarkus Heberlein, Hayashi Takafumi, Nashold Sarah, Teeravarunyou Sakol. 962-963 [doi]
• Nostalgia: an evocative tangible interface for elderly usersMagnus Nilsson, Sara Johansson, Maria Håkansson. 964-965 [doi]
• Alternative vision : a haptic and auditory assistive deviceDaniel Morris, Neel Joshi. 966-967 [doi]
• Ubiquitous computing: by the people, for the peopleAli Ndiwalana, Christa M. Chewar, Jacob P. Somervell, D. Scott McCrickard. 968-969 [doi]
• Analyzing usage of location based servicesAssaf Burak, Taly Sharon. 970-971 [doi]
• A context-aware experience sampling toolStephen S. Intille, John Rondoni, Chuck Kukla, Isabel Ancona, Ling Bao. 972-973 [doi]
• iCAP: an informal tool for interactive prototyping of context-aware applicationsTimothy Sohn, Anind K. Dey. 974-975 [doi]
• Ubiquitous display for dynamically changing environmentYasuhisa Tokuda, Shinsuke Iwasaki, Yoichi Sato, Yasuto Nakanishi, Hideki Koike. 976-977 [doi]
• Augmenting a retail environment using steerable interactive displaysNoi Sukaviriya, Mark Podlaseck, Rick Kjeldsen, Anthony Levas, Gopal Pingali, Claudio S. Pinhanez. 978-979 [doi]
• Total recall: in-place viewing of captured whiteboard annotationsLars Erik Holmquist, Johan Sanneblad, Lalya Gaye. 980-981 [doi]
• Finding objects in strata drawer Itiro Siio, Jim Rowan, Elizabeth D. Mynatt. 982-983 [doi]
• ShownPass: an easy access control with a displayed passwordYuji Ayatsuka, Michimune Kohno, Jun Rekimoto. 984-985 [doi]
• You re in control: a urinary user interfaceDan Maynes-Aminzade, Hayes Raffle. 986-987 [doi]
• An unencumbering, localized olfactory displayYasuyuki Yanagida, Haruo Noma, Nobuji Tetsutani, Akira Tomono. 988-989 [doi]
• Attitudes towards technology use in public zones: the influence of external factors on ATM useLinda Little. 990-991 [doi]
• Are designers ready for ubiquitous computing?: a formative studySara Ljungblad, Tobias Skog, Lalya Gaye. 992-993 [doi]
• Discovery point: enhancing the museum experience with technologyMarianne Berkovich, Jenna Date, Rachael Keeler, Marti Louw, Maureen O Toole. 994-995 [doi]
• Hands on cooking: towards an attentive kitchenJeremy S. Bradbury, Jeffrey S. Shell, Craig B. Knowles. 996-997 [doi]
• Preferences for unfavorable external representations in interaction with ATMs and multimediaMartin Bergling. 998-999 [doi]
• The toilet entertainment systemPär Stenberg, Johan Thoresson. 1000-1001 [doi]
• Intuitive visualizations for presence and recency information for ambient displaysJaroslav Tyman, Elaine M. Huang. 1002-1003 [doi]
• The impact of automated assistance on the information retrieval processBernard J. Jansen, George K. Kroner. 1004-1005 [doi]
• The role of context in question answering systemsJimmy J. Lin, Dennis Quan, Vineet Sinha, Karun Bakshi, David Huynh, Boris Katz, David R. Karger. 1006-1007 [doi]
• Robotic wheelchair looking at all peopleYoshinori Kuno, Akio Nakamura. 1008-1009 [doi]
• Usability and CMMI: does a higher maturity level in product development mean better usability?Timo Jokela, Tuomo Lalli. 1010-1011 [doi]
• Take it to the next stage: the roles of role playing in the design processKristian T. Simsarian. 1012-1013 [doi]
• Design concept to promote both reflective and experimental cognition for creative design workShun ichi Tano. 1014-1015 [doi]
• An hour in the life: towards requirements for modelling multiple task workPeter J. Wild, Peter Johnson, Hilary Johnson. 1016-1017 [doi]
• Evaluating a sketch environment for novice programmersBeryl Plimmer, Mark D. Apperley. 1018-1019 [doi]
• Administrative assistants as interruption mediatorsLaura Dabbish, Ryan Shaun Baker. 1020-1021 [doi]
• Dating example for information architectureRay Henderson, TaRan Wilson, Miyuki Shimbo. 1022-1023 [doi]
• Emotional expressiveness in visual-sonic integration: a framework for multimedia designKritsachai Somsaman. 1024-1025 [doi]
• Dynamic viewpoint tethering: enhancing control performance in virtual worldsWenbi Wang. 1026-1027 [doi]
• You re getting warmer!: how proximity information affects search behavior in physical spacesLeila Takayama, Lawrence Leung, Xiaodong Jiang, Jason I. Hong. 1028-1029 [doi]
• Paper or interactive?: a study of prototyping techniques for ubiquitous computing environmentsLinchuan Liu, Peter Khooshabeh. 1030-1031 [doi]
• Framework for evaluating application adaptivityMarika Tähti. 1032-1033 [doi]
• Location learning in Chinese versus English menu selectionKin Pou Lie. 1034-1035 [doi]
• A contextual inquiry of expert programmers in an event-based programming environmentAndrew Jensen Ko. 1036-1037 [doi]
• Interface design for metadata creationAbe Crystal. 1038-1039 [doi]
• Designing personalized user experiences for eCommerce: theory, methods, and researchClare-Marie Karat, Jan Blom, John Karat. 1040-1041 [doi]
• Designing for learningSusanne Jul, Chris Quintana. 1042-1043 [doi]
• Perspectives on HCI patterns: concepts and toolsSally Fincher, Janet Finlay, Sharon L. Greene, Lauretta Jones, Paul Matchen, John C. Thomas, Pedro J. Molina. 1044-1045 [doi]
• Scenarios in practiceJohn Carroll, Mary Beth Rosson, Paul McInerney. 1046-1047 [doi]
• Perspectives on end user developmentHenry Lieberman, Fabio Paternò, Alexander Repenning, Volker Wulf. 1048-1049 [doi]
• Humor modeling in the interfaceAnton Nijholt, Oliviero Stock, Alan J. Dix, John Morkes. 1050-1051 [doi]
• Best practices and future visions for search user interfaces: a workshopMisha W. Vaughan, Helmut Degen, Marc L. Resnick, Peter Gremett. 1052-1053 [doi]
• Supporting intercultural computer-mediated discourse: methods, models, and architecturesFahri Yetim, Elaine M. Raybourn. 1054-1055 [doi]
• HCI and security systemsAndrew S. Patrick, A. Chris Long, Scott Flinn. 1056-1057 [doi]
• Principles for mujltimodal user inteface desginJames A. Larson, Sharon L. Oviatt. 1058-1059 [doi]
• Comparative expert reviewsRolf Molich, Robin Jeffries. 1060-1061 [doi]
• Designing culturally situated technologies for the homeGenevieve Bell, Mark Blythe, Bill Gaver, Phoebe Sengers, Peter C. Wright. 1062-1063 [doi]
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