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BIBLIOGRAPHY
I have found the following articles and books interesting and useful in
preparing for teaching SENG 310. I hope you enjoy reading them and that
they inspire you to appreciate the beauties and complexities of HCI. I
have added some personal notes in italics. Please feel free to email me
(gtzan@cs.uvic.ca) any comments/additions you have.
Online
Articles:
- "A Brief
History of Human Computer Interaction Technology" by Brad Myers
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http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~amulet/papers/uihistory.tr.html
- "As we may think" Vannevar
Bush, July 1945 Atlantic Monthly -
http://www.csi.uottawa.ca/~dduchier/misc/vbush/awmt.html
- Anthromorphism
panel - CHI 92 - pdf
- Direct
Manipulation vs Interface Agents - Interactions December 1997 - pdf
- Debate
between
the "father" of direct manipulation and the "mother" of interface
agents
- Personal
Dynamic Media, Alan Kay, Computer 10(3), 1977 - pdf
- Bottles: A
Transparent Interface as a tribute to Mark Weiser, Hiroshi Ishii IEICE
Transactions
Inf. and Syst. Vol. E87-D, Number 6, June 2004, 1299-1311 - pdf
- Guerilla
HCI: Using discount usability engineering to penetrate the intimidation
barrier, Jacob Nielsen - html
- The Making
of the Palm Pilot - Reflections on a Minimal Information Appliance,
Hartmut Obendorf , CHI 2005 - pdf
- Past,
Present and Future of User Interface Software Tools - Brad Myers, Scott
E. Hudson, and Randy Pausch, ACM Transactions on Computer-Human
Interaction, 7(1), 3-28, 2000 - pdf
- AskTog
- 10 most wanted bugs
- AskTog
- A quiz designed to give you Fitts
- Musescape:
an interactive content-aware music browser - G. Tzanetakis, Proc. Int.
Conf. on Digital Audio Effects (DAFX), 2003 - pdf
Required
textbooks:
- Interaction
Design- beyond human-computer interaction
- J.Preece, Y.Rogers and H.Sharp, Wiley & Sons, 2002
- The design
of everyday things - D. Norman, Basic Books, 1988
Recommended
readings for students who are more deeply interested in HCI:
- The
inmates are running the alylum - Why high-tech products drive us crazy
and how to restore the sanity - A. Cooper, SAMS,
1999
(A lively and entertaining
book on the importance of interaction design and the problems resulting
from programmers trying to do design by the famous "father" of Visual
Basic - Alan Cooper)
- Designing
the User Intreface - Strategies for effective human-computer
interaction - B. Shneiderman, Addison Wesley; 3rd edition ,July 15,
1997
(Everything
you wanted to know about HCI is in this great resource. If you want a
complete overview of HCI with tons of references this is the book for
you. Ben Shneiderman is professor of Computer Science at the University
of Maryland and has been one of the major figures in HCI research)
Interesting
readings with direct and indirect connections to HCI
- Snow Crash
- N. Stephenson, Bantam
Spectra
(It's hard to describe this book but
it definitely has some really well-written descriptions of interesting
HCI and virtual reality ideas)
- Diamond
Age - N. Stephenson, Bantam Spectra
(A
fascinating variety of predictions, interesting ideas for the near
future with a lot of HCI connections - highly recommended)
- The
psychology of Human Computer Interaction - S.Card, T. Moran, A. Newell,
Lawrence Erlbaum, 1983
(This book written in 1983 describes
many of the ideas about the relation of cognitive psychology and HCI
expored in Xerox Parc Alto Research Center in the 1970s with emphasis
on text editing. Even though a lot of the examples are outdated and the
writing style is kind of old-fashioned it is quite fascinating to read
even today)
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