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    Michael E. Atwood:
    CHI '99 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, CHI Extended Abstracts '99, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, May 15-20, 1999. ACM 1999, ISBN 978-1-58113-158-1

Demonstrations: tools for design

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    Matthias Biere, Birgit Bomsdorf, Gerd Szwillus:
    Specification and simulation of task models with VTMB. 1-2
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    Gregg C. Vanderheiden, Chris Law, David P. Kelso:
    EZ interface techniques for anytime anywhere anyone interfaces. 3-4

Video demonstrations: tangible, dynamic, and accessible interfaces

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    John Underkoffler, Hiroshi Ishii:
    Illuminating light: a casual optics workbench. 5-6
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    Polle T. Zellweger, Bay-Wei Chang, Jock D. Mackinlay:
    Fluid links for informed and incremental hypertext browsing. 7-8
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    Michael Pieper, Alfred Kobsa:
    Talking to the ceiling: an interface for bed-ridden manually impaired users. 9-10

Video demonstrations: interfaces for group work

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    Hideaki Kuzuoka, Saul Greenberg:
    Mediating awareness and communication through digital but physical surrogates. 11-12
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    Joëlle Coutaz, François Bérard, Eric Carraux, William Astier, James L. Crowley:
    CoMedi: using computer vision to support awareness and privacy in mediaspaces. 13-14
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    Masaki Nakagawa, Koichiro Hotta, Hirokazu Bandou, Tsuyoshi Oguni, Naoki Kato, Shin-ichi Sawada:
    A revised human interface and educational applications on ideaboard. 15-16

Demonstrations: visual interfaces

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    Sougata Mukherjea, Kyoji Hirata, Yoshinori Hara:
    AMORE: a world-wide web image retrieval engine. 17-18
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    Allison Woodruff, James A. Landay, Michael Stonebraker:
    VIDA: (Visual Information Density Adjuster). 19-20

Demonstrations: free-form interaction

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    Daniela Petrelli, Elena Not, Marcello Sarini, Oliviero Stock, Carlo Strapparava, Massimo Zancanaro:
    HyperAudio: location-awareness + adaptivity. 21-22
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    Naoko Umeki, Akira Morishita, Shunichi Numazaki, Yasunobu Yamauchi, Isao Mihara, Miwako Doi:
    A motional interface approach based on user's tempo. 23-24

Demonstrations: advances in graphical interaction

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    Peter Lucas:
    Interstacks end-user "scripting" for hardware. 25-26
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    Takeo Igarashi, Elizabeth D. Mynatt, W. Keith Edwards, Anthony LaMarca:
    Demonstrating flatland user interfaces. 27-28

Video demonstrations: augmenting reality

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    Beverly L. Harrison, Kenneth P. Fishkin, Anuj Gujar, Dmitriy Portnov, Roy Want:
    Bridging physical and virtual worlds with tagged documents, objects and locations. 29-30
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    Brygg Ullmer, Hiroshi Ishii:
    mediaBlocks: tangible interfaces for online media. 31-32
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    Anuj Gujar, Kenneth P. Fishkin, Beverly L. Harrison, Roy Want:
    Manipulative user interfaces: exploring physically embodied user interfaces. 33-34

Senior CHI development consortium

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    Elisabeth Davenport, Reuben Connolly, Robert Spence, Kathy Buckner, Angus Whyte, Kirsty Barr:
    Making interactions visible: tools for social browsing. 35-36
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    Jason B. Ellis, Amy S. Bruckman:
    Building a community of history. 37-38
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    R. Darin Ellis, Donna L. Cochran:
    Practices to encourage participation of older adults in research and development. 39-40
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    Jean B. Gasen:
    Technology and learner centered design: reaching out across the life span. 41-42
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    Kay Hofmeester, Anthony Dunne, Bill Gaver, Marco Susani, Elena Pacenti:
    A modern role for the village elders. 43-44
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    Jennifer S. Kay, Patricia A. J. Kay:
    Windows on the world: expanding the view from the nursing home. 45-46
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    Elizabeth D. Mynatt, Annette Adler, Mizuko Ito, Charlotte Linde, Vicki L. O'Day:
    Learning from seniors in network communities. 47-48
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    Bozena Mannová:
    Teaching IT for seniors. 49-50
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    Wendy A. Rogers:
    Technology training for older adults. 51-52

Doctoral consortium

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    Anne Adams:
    Users' perception of privacy in multimedia communication. 53-54
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    Gregory Aist:
    Skill-specific spoken dialogs in a reading tutor that listens. 55-56
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    Ming Hou:
    Perceptual localization of surface normal. 57-58
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    Arthur E. Kirkpatrick:
    Interactive touch: haptic interfaces based upon hand movement patterns. 59-60
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    Tim Marsh:
    Evaluation of virtual reality systems for usability. 61-62
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    David W. McDonald:
    Recommending expertise in an organizational setting. 63-64
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    Kathleen McKinney Liston:
    Designing 4D contexts for construction planners. 65-66
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    Emily S. Patterson:
    Computer-supported inferential analysis under data overload. 67-68
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    Dmitri Roussinov:
    Internet search using adaptive visualization. 69-70
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    Alex Safonov:
    Web macros by example: users managing the WWW of applications. 71-72
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    Thomas Tan:
    Active retrieval results: if a picture is worth a thousand words, how much is a moving picture worth? 73-74
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    Sabine Volbracht:
    Effective navigation of children in virtual 3D environments. 75-76
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    Guillermo S. Zeballos:
    Developing tools for efficient collaborative web browsing. 77-78

Panel

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    Batya Friedman, John C. Thomas, Jonathan Grudin, Clifford Nass, Helen Nissenbaum, Mark S. Schlager, Ben Shneiderman:
    Trust me, I'm accountable: trust and accountability online. 79-80
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    Beth Meyer, Dominic G. Bouwhuis, Sara J. Czaja, Wendy A. Rogers, Matthias Schneider-Hufschmidt, James L. Fozard:
    Senior CHI: how can we make technology "elder-friendly?". 81-82
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    Rolf Molich, Ann Damgaard Thomsen, Barbara Karyukin, Lars Schmidt, Meghan R. Ede, Wilma van Oel, Meeta Arcuri:
    Comparative evaluation of usability tests. 83-84
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    Albert T. Corbett, John R. Anderson, Arthur C. Graesser, Kenneth R. Koedinger, Kurt VanLehn:
    Third generation computer tutors: learn from or ignore human tutors? 85-86
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    Marc A. Smith, Steven Mark Drucker, Robert E. Kraut, Barry Wellman:
    Counting on community in cyberspace. 87-88
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    Alan Wexelblat, Andreas Dieberger, Paul Dourish, Kristina Höök, Paul Resnick:
    Social navigation: what is it good for? 89-90
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    B. J. Fogg, Allen Cypher, Allison Druin, Batya Friedman, Erik Strommen:
    Is ActiMates Barney ethical?: the potential good, bad, and ugly of interactive plush toys. 91-92
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    Stephanie Rosenbaum, Sarah A. Bloomer, Dave Rinehart, Janice Anne Rohn, Ken Dye, Judee Humburg, Jakob Nielsen, Dennis R. Wixon:
    What makes strategic usability fail?: lessons learned from the field. 93-94

Plenary

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    Aaron Marcus, Elliot Soloway, Bruce Sterling, Michael Swanwick, Vernor Vinge:
    Opening pleanary: sci-fi @ CHI-99: science-fiction authors predict future user interfaces. 95-96
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    Barbara Simons:
    Plenary: how to become an internet felon in three easy steps: will digital libraries become digital stores? 97

Closing plenary

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    Ann Beeson:
    Closing plenary: civil rights in cyberspace: how online free speech restrictions will inhibit online diversity. 98-99

Tutorials

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    Keith A. Butler, Robert J. K. Jacob, Bonnie E. John:
    Human-computer interaction: introduction and overview. 100-101
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    David Shen, Irene Au, Brian Buschmann:
    User interface design for the web. 102-103
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    Chris Stary, Gerrit C. van der Veer:
    Task analysis meets prototyping: seeking seamless UI-development. 104-105
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    Susan M. Dray:
    Practical observation skills for understanding users and their work in context. 106-107
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    Charles D. Kukla, Thomas Binder, William L. Porter, Jacob Buur:
    Innovation in design: strategies for designing together. 108-109
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    Darren Gergle, Tom Brinck, Scott Wood:
    Practical usability methods in website design. 110-111
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    Aaron Marcus, Edward Guttman:
    Visual design for E-commerce and performance tools. 112-113
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    Sarah A. Bloomer, Susan J. Wolfe:
    Successful strategies for selling usability into organisations. 114-115
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    Thomas T. Hewett:
    Cognitive factors in design: basic phenomena in human memory and problem solving. 116-117
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  Wendy E. Mackay, Anne-Laure Fayard:
  Video brainstorming and prototyping: techniques for participatory design. 118-119
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    Steven E. Poltrock, Jonathan Grudin:
    CSCW, groupware and workflow: experiences, state of art, and future trends. 120-121
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    John W. Gosbee:
    Computer-human interaction and health care: opportunities, roadblocks, tips, and tricks. 122-123
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    Nicole Yankelovich, Jennifer Lai:
    Designing speech user interfaces. 124-125
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    Phillip B. Shoemaker:
    Designing interfaces for handheld computers. 126-127
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    Fintan Culwin:
    An introduction to the java foundation classes (JFC). 128-129
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    Anne Schur, Scott D. Decker, Richard May:
    Design issues for next generation interfaces (NGI). 130-131
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    Masaaki Kurosu:
    Globalizing usability engineering: current status in Japan. 132-133
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    Brian Bomeisler:
    Drawing on the right side of the brain. 134
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    Ann Blandford, Jason Good:
    Programmable user modelling analysis in theory and in practice. 135-136
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    Nigel Bevan, Ian Curson:
    Planning and implementing user-centred design. 137-138
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    Karen Holtzblatt, Hugh R. Beyer:
    Contextual design: using customer work models to drive systems design. 139-140
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    Jared M. Spool, Will Schroeder, Tara Scanlon, Carolyn Snyder:
    Web sites that work: designing with your eyes open. 141-142
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    Manfred Tscheligi, Verena Giller, Gernot Hueller:
    Java based user interface design and development. 143-144
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    Suzanne Watzman:
    Visual literacy for interface designers: tips, tools, techniques and inspiration. 145-146
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    Deborah J. Mayhew:
    The usability engineering lifecycle. 147-148
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    Nahum D. Gershon, Stuart K. Card, Stephen G. Eick:
    Information visualization tutorial. 149-150
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    Daniel Lafrenière, Tom Dayton, Michael J. Muller:
    Variations of a theme: card-based techniques for participatory analysis and design. 151-152
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    Kathy Potosnak:
    Conceptual design. 153-154
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    Gregg C. Vanderheiden, Shawn Lawton Henry:
    Designing hands-free, eyes-free, silent (or noisy) environment, and accessible interfaces. 155-156
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    Lisa Neal:
    Distance learning. 157-158
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    Elisa del Galdo, Tony Rose:
    Speech user interface design for mobile devices. 159-160
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    Jakob Nielsen, Rolf Molich, Bruce "Tog" Tognazzini:
    Current issues in web design: building the network economy. 161-162

Workshops

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    John F. McGrew, Yvonne Waern:
    Basic research symposium. 163
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    Patrick Baudisch, Loren G. Terveen:
    Interacting with recommender systems. 164
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    Hilary Johnson, Eamonn O'Neill, Peter Johnson:
    Interaction in the large: developing a framework for integrating models in HCI. 165
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    Amy S. Bruckman, Thomas Erickson, Wendy A. Kellogg, Lee Sproull, Barry Wellman:
    Research issues in the design of online communities. 166
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    Gene Golovchinsky, Cathy Marshall, Bill N. Schilit:
    Designing electronic books. 167
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    Michael D. Levi, Frederick G. Conrad:
    Interacting with statistics: designing interfaces to statistical databases. 168
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    Birgit Bomsdorf, Gerd Szwillus:
    Tool support for task-based user interface design. 169-170
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    Jean C. Scholtz, Michael J. Muller, David G. Novick, Dan R. Olsen Jr., Ben Shneiderman, Cathleen Wharton:
    An international SIGCHI research agenda. 171
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    Kate Dobroth, Paul McInerney, Sharon Smith:
    Organizing web site information: principles and practical experience. 172
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    Keith S. Karn, Steve Ellis, Cornell Juliano:
    The hunt for usability: tracking eye movements. 173
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    Howie Goodell, Carol Traynor:
    End-user programming and blended-user programming. 174
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    Guy A. Boy, David G. Novick, Cathleen Wharton:
    HCI in domains: common ground and key differences. 175
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    James A. Larson, Sharon L. Oviatt, David L. Ferro:
    Designing the user interface for pen and speech multimedia applications. 176
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    Paul McInerney, Rick Sobiesiak:
    The UI design process: planning, managing, and documenting UI design work. 177

Late-breaking results: seeing is understanding: new visualization techniques

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    Stacie Hibino:
    A task-oriented view of information visualization. 178-179
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    Jun Rekimoto:
    TimeScape: a time machine for the desktop environment. 180-181
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    Koichi Hayashi, Eriko Tamaru:
    Information management strategies using a spatial-temporal activity structure. 182-183
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    Pieter Jan Stappers, Gert Pasman:
    Exploring a database through interactive visualised similarity scaling. 184-185
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    Nelson Minar, Judith S. Donath:
    Visualizing the crowds at a web site. 186-187
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    Martin Wattenberg:
    Visualizing the stock market. 188-189

Late-breaking results: novel collaborative paradigms

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    Hideaki Kuzuoka, Jun Yamashita, Keiichi Yamazaki, Akiko Yamazaki:
    Agora: a remote collaboration system that enables mutual monitoring. 190-191
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    Thomas P. Moran, Eric Saund, William van Melle, Robert K. Bryll, Anuj Gujar, Kenneth P. Fishkin, Beverly L. Harrison:
    The ins and outs of collaborative walls: demonstrating the collaborage concept. 192-193
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    Mark Billinghurst, Hirokazu Kato:
    Real world teleconferencing. 194-195
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    Dan Gruen, Candy L. Sidner, Carolyn Boettner, Charles Rich:
    A collaborative assistant for email. 196-197
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    Andrew L. Cohen, Debra Cash, Michael J. Muller, Curtis Culberson:
    Writing apart and designing together. 198-199
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    Roy Rodenstein, Gregory D. Abowd, Richard Catrambone:
    OwnTime: a system for timespace management. 200-201

Late-breaking results: new methapors for user interfaces

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    Maribeth Back, Rich Gold, Dana Kirsch:
    The SIT book: audio as affective imagery for interactive storybooks. 202-203
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    Roy Rodenstein:
    Employing the periphery: the window as interface. 204-205
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    Noriko Ito, Naotake Fujita, Hideo Shimazu, Noboru Nakajima, Keiji Yamada:
    TransWorld: paper world as avatar of electronic world. 206-207
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    Khai N. Truong, Gregory D. Abowd:
    StuPad: integrating student notes with class lectures. 208-209
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    Michelle Q. Wang Baldonado, Steve B. Cousins, Brian Lee, Andreas Paepcke:
    Notable: an annotation system for networked handheld devices. 210-211
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    Joseph A. Paradiso, Kai-yuh Hsiao:
    Swept-frequency, magnetically-coupled resonant tags for realtime, continuous, multiparameter control. 212-213

Late breaking results: overcoming human limitations

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    Chieko Asakawa, Takashi Itoh:
    User interface of a nonvisual table navigation method. 214-215
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    Atsushi Sugiura:
    A web browsing interface for small-screen computers. 216-217
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    Patrick Roth, Lori Petrucci, Thierry Pun, André Assimacopoulos:
    Auditory browser for blind and visually impaired users. 218-219
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    Kenton O'Hara, Abigail Sellen, Richard Bentley:
    Supporting memory for spatial location while reading from small displays. 220-221
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    Hesham M. Kamel, James A. Landay:
    The integrated communication 2 draw (IC2D): a drawing program for the visually impaired. 222-223
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    Stephen A. Brewster, Peter G. Cryer:
    Maximising screen-space on mobile computing devices. 224-225

Late-breaking results: exploring the frontiers of interface design

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    Wai-Tat Fu, Wayne D. Gray:
    Redirecting direct manipulation or what happens when the goal is in front of you but the interface says to turn left? 226-227
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    Fabio Paternò, Cristiano Mancini:
    Developing task models from informal scenarios. 228-229
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    Thomas Binder:
    Setting the stage for improvised video scenarios. 230-231
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    Jaya Vaidyanathan, Jason E. Robbins, David F. Redmiles:
    Using HTML to create early prototypes. 232-233
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    Terry Winograd, François Guimbretière:
    Visual instruments for an interactive mural. 234-235
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    Didier Casalta, Yves Guiard, Michel Beaudouin-Lafon:
    Evaluating two-handed input techniques: rectangle editing and navigation. 236-237

Late-breaking results: HHI: bridging the gulf between humans and computers

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    Eun Ju Lee, Clifford Nass:
    Effects of the form of representation and number of computer agents on conformity. 238-239
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    Jason I. Hong, Morgan N. Price, Bill N. Schilit, Gene Golovchinsky:
    Printertainment: printing with interactive cover sheets. 240-241
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    Jonathan Klein, Youngme Moon, Rosalind W. Picard:
    This computer responds to user frustration. 242-243
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    Scott Prevost, Peter Hodgson, Linda K. Cook, Elizabeth F. Churchill:
    Face-to-face interfaces. 244-245
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    Tomonari Kamba, Yuichi Koike:
    Presentation of personalized information using anthropomorphous agents. 246-247
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    Hadyn K. Kernal:
    Effects of computer/television convergence on users' perception of content, equipment and affect. 248-249

Late-breaking results: new interaction techniques

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    Jason E. Robbins, Michael Kantor, David F. Redmiles:
    Sweeping away disorder with the broom alignment tool. 250-251
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    Tara Rosenberger, Ronald L. MacNeil:
    Prosodic font: translating speech into graphics. 252-253
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    Sébastien Maury, Sylvie Athènes, Stéphane Chatty:
    Rhythmic menus: toward interaction based on rhythm. 254-255
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    Ivan Poupyrev, Suzanne Weghorst, Takahiro Otsuka, Tadao Ichikawa:
    Amplifying spatial rotations in 3D interfaces. 256-257
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    Mark S. Ackerman, Lorrie Faith Cranor:
    Privacy critics: UI components to safeguard users' privacy. 258-259
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    Lori L. Scarlatos, Yuliya Dushkina, Shalva S. Landy:
    TICLE: a tangible interface for collaborative learning environments. 260-261

Late-breaking results: MIT is the limit

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    Jocelyn Scheirer, Raul Fernandez, Rosalind W. Picard:
    Expression glasses: a wearable device for facial expression recognition. 262-263
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    Benjamin Vigoda, Neil Gershenfeld:
    TouchTags: using touch to retrieve information stored in a physical object. 264-265
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    Paul Nemirovsky, Glorianna Davenport:
    GuideShoes: navigation based on musical patterns. 266-267
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    Golan Levin, Paul Yarin:
    Bringing sketching tools to keychain computers with an acceleration-based interface. 268-269
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    Tamara M. Lackner, Kelly Dobson, Roy Rodenstein, Luke Weisman:
    Sensory puzzles. 270-271
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    Kimiko Ryokai, Justine Cassell:
    StoryMat: a play space for collaborative storytelling. 272-273

Late breaking results: the medium is the message

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    Stephen A. White, Anoop Gupta, Jonathan Grudin, Harry R. Chesley, Greg Kimberly, Elizabeth Sanocki:
    Evolving use of a system for education at a distance. 274-275
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    Li-wei He, Anoop Gupta, Stephen A. White, Jonathan Grudin:
    Design lessons from deployment of on-demand video. 276-277
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    David Bargeron, Anoop Gupta, Jonathan Grudin, Elizabeth Sanocki:
    Annotations for streaming video on the web. 278-279
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    Benjamin Watson, Neff Walker, William Ribarsky, Victoria A. Spaulding:
    Managing temporal detail in virtual environments: relating system responsiveness to feedback. 280-281
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    A. Fleming Seay, David M. Krum, Bill Ribarsky, Larry F. Hodges:
    Multimodal interaction techniques for the virtual workbench. 282-283
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    Regan L. Mandryk, Christine L. MacKenzie:
    Superimposing display space on workspace in the context of endoscopic surgery. 284-285

Late breaking results: experimental answers to interaction issues

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    Mehmet Göktürk, John L. Sibert:
    An analysis of the index finger as a pointing device. 286-287
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    Erik Nilsen, Jake Evans:
    Exploring the divide between two unified theories of cognition: modeling visual attention in menu selection. 288-289
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    Sheryl L. Miller, J. Gregory Trafton:
    Natural language and direct manipulation search tools in a multimodal information system. 290-291
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    Brian D. Ehret:
    Learning where to look. 292-293
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    Mary Burton, Daina Pupons Wickham, Lori Phelps, Kelly Spain, Janna Crews, Nicki Rich:
    Secondary navigation in software wizards. 294-295
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    David M. Frohlich, Ella Tallyn:
    Audiophotography: practice and prospects. 296-297

Student posters

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    James Lin:
    A visual language for a sketch-based UI prototyping tool. 298-299
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    Maurice R. Masliah:
    Quantifying human coordination in HCI. 300-301
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    Sébastien Marcel:
    Hand posture recognition in a body-face centered space. 302-303
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    Aleksandra B. Slavkovic, Karen Cross:
    Novice heuristic evaluations of a complex interface. 304-305
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    Paula Selvidge:
    Reservations about the usability of airline web sites. 306-307
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    Yann Laurillau:
    Synchronous collaborative navigation on the WWW. 308-309
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    Jeff T. Hancock:
    The importance of coordination devices in text-based, task-oriented conversations. 310-311
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    Christian Hardless, Urban Nuldén:
    Visualizing learning activities to support tutors. 312-313
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    Josey Y. M. Chu, Mikael Goldstein, Mikael Anneroth:
    Icon size as a function of display screen. 314-315
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    Staffan Björk, Johan Redström:
    An alternative to scrollbars on small screens. 316-317
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    Jennica Falk, Staffan Björk:
    The BubbleBadge: a wearable public display. 318-319
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    Natalia Marmasse:
    comMotion: a context-aware communication system. 320-321
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    Per Dahlberg, Johan Redström, Henrik Fagrell:
    People, places and the newspilot. 322-323
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    Sherry E. Mead, Victoria A. Spaulding Johnson:
    A process for research on aging and computer use. 324-325
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    Erik Eliasson, Anna Fredrikson, Martin Rybrand, Markus Wahl:
    Musbus: a personalized mouse training program for children with autism. 326-327
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    Heidy Maldonado, Antoine Picard:
    The Funki Buniz Playground: facilitating multi-cultural affective collaborative play. 328-329
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    David M. Saxe:
    Virtual interaction using robust color skin detection. 330-331
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    Peter Ljungstrand, Lars Erik Holmquist:
    WebStickers: using physical objects as WWW bookmarks. 332-333
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    Volker Paelke:
    Design support for interactive 3D illustrations. 334-335

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    Wayne D. Gray, Bonnie E. John, David E. Kieras, Deborah A. Boehm-Davis:
    The GOMS SIG: troubleshooting, lessons learned, novel applications, teaching techniques, & future research. 336
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    Peter Boersma, Eddy Boeve, Boyd de Groot:
    Making minds meet in your local chapter: the case of SIGCHI.NL. 337
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    Karen Graham:
    Visual interaction design SIG. 338
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    Andrée Woodcock, Paul Rodgers:
    Computer supported co-operative design: towards effective solutions. 339
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    Hans de Graaff, Angelien Sanderman:
    The impact of unified messaging on the user. 340
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    Simon Bee, Caroline Gale:
    Examining computer-mediated interactions: tasks, measures and featured information. 341
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    Aaron Marcus, Nuray M. Aykin, Apala Lahiri Chavan, Girish V. Prabhu, Masaaki Kurosu:
    SIG on one size fits all?: cultural diversity in user interface design. 342
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    Markus Stolze, Jürgen Koenemann:
    User interfaces for electronic product catalogs. 343
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    Austin Henderson, Jeff A. Johnson, Aaron Marcus:
    The consultants' forum. 344
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    Raquel O. Prates, Clarisse S. de Souza, Juliana P. Salles:
    Consolidating a new HCI community: the brazilian experience. 345
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    Stephanie Rosenbaum:
    Current issues in assessing and improving documentation usability. 346
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    Gary Perlman:
    Universal web access: delivering services to everyone. 347
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    John Karat:
    HCI journals: valuable reading or wasted paper? 348
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    Jeff A. Johnson, Ben Shneiderman, Elliot Soloway, Austin Henderson, Barbara Simons:
    SIGCHI's role in influencing technology policy. 349
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    Matthew Tarpy, Teresa Arnold, Matt LaSaine:
    Usability in on-line/distance education S.I.G. 350
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    Nancy L. Green, David G. Novick:
    CHI 99 special interest group on natural language in computer-human interaction. 351
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    Larry L. Constantine, Lucy A. D. Lockwood:
    Use cases in task modeling and user interface design. 352
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    Cleotilde González, J. Alfredo Sánchez, Raquel O. Prates:
    Encouraging CHI collaboration in Latin America. 353
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    Jared M. Spool, Tara Scanlon, Carolyn Snyder, Will Schroeder:
    Measuring website usability. 354
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    Jill L. Drury, Tari Lin Fanderclai, Frank Linton:
    Automated data collection for evaluating collaborative systems. 355

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