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DEVELOPING AND USING INTERACTION CODING SYSTEMS FOR STUDYING GROUPWARE USE
Authors: NYERGES T MOORE TJ MONTEJANO R COMPTON M
Citation: T. Nyerges et al., DEVELOPING AND USING INTERACTION CODING SYSTEMS FOR STUDYING GROUPWARE USE, Human-computer interaction, 13(2), 1998, pp. 127-165
MUST - A METHOD FOR PARTICIPATORY DESIGN
Authors: KENSING F SIMONSEN J BODKER K
Citation: F. Kensing et al., MUST - A METHOD FOR PARTICIPATORY DESIGN, Human-computer interaction, 13(2), 1998, pp. 167-198
PROMOTING ACTIVE LEARNING - THE ROLE OF SYSTEM STRUCTURE IN LEARNING FROM HYPERTEXT
Authors: SHAPIRO AM
Citation: Am. Shapiro, PROMOTING ACTIVE LEARNING - THE ROLE OF SYSTEM STRUCTURE IN LEARNING FROM HYPERTEXT, Human-computer interaction, 13(1), 1998, pp. 1-35
THE WORK OF IT SYSTEM DEVELOPERS IN CONTEXT - AN ORGANIZATIONAL CASE-STUDY
Authors: SYMON G
Citation: G. Symon, THE WORK OF IT SYSTEM DEVELOPERS IN CONTEXT - AN ORGANIZATIONAL CASE-STUDY, Human-computer interaction, 13(1), 1998, pp. 37-71
COGNITIVE SUPPORT - EXTENDING HUMAN KNOWLEDGE AND PROCESSING CAPACITIES
Authors: NEERINCX MA DEGREEF HP
Citation: Ma. Neerincx et Hp. Degreef, COGNITIVE SUPPORT - EXTENDING HUMAN KNOWLEDGE AND PROCESSING CAPACITIES, Human-computer interaction, 13(1), 1998, pp. 73-106
Syndetic modelling
Authors: Duke, DJ Barnard, PJ Duce, DA May, J
Citation: Dj. Duke et al., Syndetic modelling, HUM-COMP IN, 13(4), 1998, pp. 337-393
On "technomethodology": Foundational relationships between ethnomethodology and system design
Authors: Dourish, P Button, G
Citation: P. Dourish et G. Button, On "technomethodology": Foundational relationships between ethnomethodology and system design, HUM-COMP IN, 13(4), 1998, pp. 395-432
Concerns at work: Designing useful procedures
Authors: McCarthy, JC Wright, PC Monk, AF Watts, LA
Citation: Jc. Mccarthy et al., Concerns at work: Designing useful procedures, HUM-COMP IN, 13(4), 1998, pp. 433-457
Introduction to this special issue on experimental comparisons of usability evaluation methods
Authors: Olson, GM Moran, TP
Citation: Gm. Olson et Tp. Moran, Introduction to this special issue on experimental comparisons of usability evaluation methods, HUM-COMP IN, 13(3), 1998, pp. 199-201
Damaged merchandise? A review of experiments that compare usability evaluation methods
Authors: Gray, WD Salzman, MC
Citation: Wd. Gray et Mc. Salzman, Damaged merchandise? A review of experiments that compare usability evaluation methods, HUM-COMP IN, 13(3), 1998, pp. 203-261
Commentary on "Damaged merchandise?"
Authors: Olson, GM Moran, TP
Citation: Gm. Olson et Tp. Moran, Commentary on "Damaged merchandise?", HUM-COMP IN, 13(3), 1998, pp. 263-265
The fine art of comparing apples and oranges
Authors: Karat, J
Citation: J. Karat, The fine art of comparing apples and oranges, HUM-COMP IN, 13(3), 1998, pp. 265-269
Ivory towers in the trenches: Different perspectives on usability evaluations
Authors: Jeffries, R Miller, JR
Citation: R. Jeffries et Jr. Miller, Ivory towers in the trenches: Different perspectives on usability evaluations, HUM-COMP IN, 13(3), 1998, pp. 270-276
Damaged merchandise? Comments on shopping at outlet malls
Authors: Lund, AM
Citation: Am. Lund, Damaged merchandise? Comments on shopping at outlet malls, HUM-COMP IN, 13(3), 1998, pp. 276-281
Damaged merchandise: How might we fix it?
Authors: McClelland, L
Citation: L. Mcclelland, Damaged merchandise: How might we fix it?, HUM-COMP IN, 13(3), 1998, pp. 282-288
A case for cases
Authors: John, BE
Citation: Be. John, A case for cases, HUM-COMP IN, 13(3), 1998, pp. 289-296
Experiments are for small questions, not large ones like "What usability evaluation method should I use?"
Authors: Monk, AF
Citation: Af. Monk, Experiments are for small questions, not large ones like "What usability evaluation method should I use?", HUM-COMP IN, 13(3), 1998, pp. 296-303
What's science got to do with it? Designing HCl studies that ask big questions and get results that matter
Authors: Oviatt, SL
Citation: Sl. Oviatt, What's science got to do with it? Designing HCl studies that ask big questions and get results that matter, HUM-COMP IN, 13(3), 1998, pp. 303-307
Review validity, causal analysis, and rare evaluation events
Authors: Carroll, JM
Citation: Jm. Carroll, Review validity, causal analysis, and rare evaluation events, HUM-COMP IN, 13(3), 1998, pp. 308-310
Triangulation within and across HCl disciplines
Authors: Mackay, WE
Citation: We. Mackay, Triangulation within and across HCl disciplines, HUM-COMP IN, 13(3), 1998, pp. 310-315
On simulation, measurement, and piecewise usability evaluation
Authors: Newman, WM
Citation: Wm. Newman, On simulation, measurement, and piecewise usability evaluation, HUM-COMP IN, 13(3), 1998, pp. 316-323
Repairing damaged merchandise: A rejoinder
Authors: Gray, WD Salzman, MC
Citation: Wd. Gray et Mc. Salzman, Repairing damaged merchandise: A rejoinder, HUM-COMP IN, 13(3), 1998, pp. 325-335
INTRODUCTION TO THIS SPECIAL ISSUE ON COGNITIVE ARCHITECTURES AND HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION
Authors: GRAY WD YOUNG RM KIRSCHENBAUM SS
Citation: Wd. Gray et al., INTRODUCTION TO THIS SPECIAL ISSUE ON COGNITIVE ARCHITECTURES AND HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION, Human-computer interaction, 12(4), 1997, pp. 301-309
THE ROLE OF COGNITIVE ARCHITECTURE IN MODELING THE USER - SOARS LEARNING MECHANISM
Authors: HOWES A YOUNG RM
Citation: A. Howes et Rm. Young, THE ROLE OF COGNITIVE ARCHITECTURE IN MODELING THE USER - SOARS LEARNING MECHANISM, Human-computer interaction, 12(4), 1997, pp. 311-343
A COMPREHENSION-BASED MODEL OF EXPLORATION
Authors: KITAJIMA M POLSON PG
Citation: M. Kitajima et Pg. Polson, A COMPREHENSION-BASED MODEL OF EXPLORATION, Human-computer interaction, 12(4), 1997, pp. 345-389
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