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				  C H I ' 9 2
			      STRIKING A BALANCE

				 MAY 3 - 7,1992
			      MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA
	ACM ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON HUMAN FACTORS IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS

				TECHNICAL PROGRAM
			 	=================

CHI'92 Technical Program Introduction

The CHI'92 Technical Program represents the state of HCI (human-
computer interaction) with 67 papers, 11 panels, 18 demonstrations, 13 
videos, 9 laboratory overviews, as well as posters and short talks for 
late breaking news and work in progress. The conference features work 
from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, 
France, Italy, Sweden, Norway, Singapore, Australia, and other 
countries. The content Rstrikes a balanceS in spanning the range of 
theory, concepts, methodologies, practice, and experience. Just a quick 
sampling of topics that will be presented and discussed at CHI'92 
includes: Rbeyond widgetsS, RliveboardsS,  the state of HCI in 
Australia, dealing with problems of old technology, and "Sci-Fi at CHI"- 
interfaces of the future as seen by science fiction writers. The rest 
of this section (through page 28) is devoted to providing you with the 
information you need to pre-plan your time at the conference. We invite 
you to enjoy this exciting Technical Program.

Papers
Technical Papers present theory, concepts, methodology, practice and 
experience of interest to researchers, designers, and system developers. 
Take advantage of the paper sessions to listen to authors, participate 
in the questions from the audience, and talk with the authors after the 
sessions.

Panels
One Plenary Panel and ten submitted panels bring together informed 
speakers who present or illustrate a point of view and then enter into 
an open discussion of the topic area among themselves and with the 
audience.

Laboratory Overviews
University, corporate, and governmental laboratories with substantial 
HCI programs will give an overview of their projects and activities. A 
senior member of the staff will present the Laboratory Overview sketch. 
Special coverage of collaborative projects as well as opportunities for 
visiting appointments for students and scientists will be described.

Demonstrations
Formal demonstrations of recent advances or prototype systems are 
scheduled throughout the three-day conference. Demonstrations enable 
conference attendees to view systems in action, as well as discuss the 
systems with the people who created them. 

Video
Technical Video presentations will be shown continuously in a designated 
video theater area and on special television channels in the hotel rooms 
of participating CHI U92 conference hotels. The videos will present 
important innovations in human-computer interfaces produced by academic, 
industrial, and governmental groups. 

Interactive Posters and Short Talks
Interactive Poster sessions provide an opportunity for you to see 
project results and work in progress that are best conveyed in one-to-
one discussions. Short talks allow for pinpoint focus on late-breaking 
work presented in fifteen minute segments, including audience questions. 
Abstracts for both the posters and the short talks will be distributed 
in a booklet to all conference attendees.

Additional  Conference Activities
Other conference activities include a Doctoral Consortium, the 
Interactive Experience, the Interactive Performance, Special Interest 
Groups, Informal Demonstrations, Informal Videos, and Exhibits.

TUESDAY

POSTER BREAK  10:30 AM - 12:30 AM

SHORT TALKS 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

LUNCH BREAK 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
 
TUESDAY 2:00-3:30

PAPERS: Text and Hypertext 
Session Chair: Robin Jeffries, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories

Edit Wear and Read Wear: Their Theory and Generalizations 
	William C. Hill, Jim Hollan, Bell Communications Research
	Dave Wroblewski, Tim McCandless, US West Advanced Technologies

The Computer Sciences Electronic Magazine - Translating from  
Paper to Multimedia 
	W. Randall Koons, Anne M. O'Dell, Nancy Frishberg, Mark R. Laff
	IBM T. J. Watson Research Center

Hypertext or Book: Which is Better for Answering Questions? 
	Barbee T. Mynatt, Laura Marie Leventhal, Keith Instone, 
	John Farhat, Diane S. Rohlman, Bowling Green State University


PAPERS: Studies of Media Supported Collaboration
Session Chair: Hiroshi Ishii, NTT Human Interface Laboratories

Realizing a Video Environment: EuroPARC's RAVE System
	William W. Gaver, Rank Xerox EuroPARC
	Thomas Moran, Xerox PARC
	Allan MacLean, Lennart Lovstrand, Paul Dourish,  Kathleen A. 
	Carter, Rank Xerox EuroPARC
	William Buxton, University of Toronto

Evaluating Video as a Technology for Informal Communication
	Robert S. Fish, Robert E. Kraut, Robert W. Root, Bellcore
	Ronald E. Rice, Rutgers University

Speech Patterns in Video-Mediated Conversations 
	Abigail J. Sellen, University of Toronto


LABORATORY OVERVIEWS: Graphics
Session Chair: Gitte Lindgaard, Telecom Australia
 
Human-Computer Interaction Research at Georgia Institute of  
echnology
	James D. Foley, Chris M. Mitchell, Neff Walker
	Georgia Institute of Technology
 
The University of Virginia User Interface Laboratory
	Randy Pausch, University of Virginia
 
System Ergonomics and Human-Computer Interaction at Siemens  
Corporate Research and Development
	Hartmut Raffler, Matthias Schneider-Hufschmidt, Thomas Kuhme 
	Siemens


PANEL: Anthropomorphism: From Eliza to Terminator 2 
Organizer: Abbe Don, IN CONTEXT

Panelists:
	Susan Brennan, SUNY at Stony Brook
	Brenda Laurel, Telepresence Research
	Ben Shneiderman, University of Maryland



DEMONSTRATIONS: User Interface Management Systems I
Session Chair: Lorna A. Zorman, USC Information Sciences Institute
 
Action Assignable Graphics: A Flexible Human-Computer Interface
	Design Process
	Matthew D. Russell, Howard Xu, Lingtao Wang
	TAO Research Corporation

The AT&T Display Construction Set User Interface Management  System
	Joseph Rotella, AT&T Bell Laboratories


TUESDAY 4:00- 5:30

PAPERS: Visualizing Objects, Graphs, and Video
Session Chair: Jock Mackinlay, Xerox PARC

An Interface for Interactive Spatial Reasoning and Visualization
	James R. Osborn, Alice M. Agogino, University of California, Berkeley

Graphical Fisheye Views of Graphs
	Manojit Sarkar, Brown University
	Marc H. Brown, Digital Equipment Corporation

A Magnifier Tool for Video Data 
	Michael Mills, Jonathan Cohen, Yin Yin Wong, Apple Computer, Inc.


PAPERS: Perspectives on the Design of Collaborative Systems
Session Chair: Wendy E. Mackay, Rank Xerox EuroPARC

A Research Program to Assess End-User Needs for Group Work  Support 
	John Satzinger, University of Georgia
	Lorne Olfman, Claremont Graduate School

Gardeners and Gurus: Patterns of Cooperation Among CAD  Users
	Michelle Gantt, Bonnie A. Nardi, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories

Beyond Being There
	Jim Hollan, Scott Stornetta, Bell Communications Research


PAPERS: Direct Manipulation Theory, 3D Manipulation, and Design 
for Handicapped Users
Session Chair: Robert Jacob, Naval Research Laboratory

Evaluating Two Aspects of Direct Manipulation in Advanced  Cockpits
	James A. Ballas, Constance L. Heitmeyer, Manuel A. Perez
	Naval Research Laboratory

Iterative Design of an Interface for Easy 3D Direct Manipulation
	Stephanie Houde, Apple Computer, Inc.

Computing for Users with Special Needs and Models of  omputer-
Human Interaction 
	William W. McMillan, Eastern Michigan University


PANEL: Designing Usable Systems Under Real-World Constraints: A  
Practitioners' Forum 
Organizer: Robert Mulligan, AT&T Bell Laboratories
 
Panelists:
	Mary Dieli, Microsoft Corp.
	Jakob Nielsen, Bellcore
	Steven Poltrock, Boeing Computer Services
	Daniel Rosenberg, Ashton-Tate
	Susan Rudman, US West Advanced Technologies


DEMONSTRATIONS: Instructible Interfaces
Session Chair: Allen Cypher, Apple Computer, Inc.
 
Prototyping an Instructible Interface: Gladys & Moctec
	David L. Maulsby, University of Calgary
 
Intelligent Interface Support for Software Reuse
	Sherman Tyler, Jon Schlossberg, Lockheed AI Center

WEDNESDAY 8:30 -10:00

PAPERS: Models of the User I
Session Chair: Phyllis Reisner, IBM

The Art of Search: A Study of Art Directors 
	Sharon R. Garber, Mitch B. Grunes, 3M Company

Browser-Soar: A Computational Model of a Highly Interactive 	Task  
	Virginia A. Peck, Bonnie E. John, Carnegie Mellon University

Towards Task Models for Embedded Information Retrieval 
	H. Ulrich Hoppe, Franz Schiele, GMD-IPSI 




PAPERS: Tools and Techniques
Session Chair: Dan R. Olsen, Jr., Brigham Young University

Knowledge-Based Evaluation as Design Support for Graphical 	
	User Interfaces  
	Jonas Lowgren, Linkoping University
	Tommy Nordqvist, National Defense Research Establishment

Controlling User Interface Objects Through Pre- and 		
	Postconditions
	Daniel F. Giesken, James D. Foley, Georgia Institute of Technology

Survey on User Interface Programming
	Brad A. Myers, Carnegie Mellon University
	Mary Beth Rosson, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center

PAPERS: Perception/Performance Theory for HCI
Session Chair: Keith Butler, Boeing Computer Service

The Orderable Dimensions of Visual Texture Useful for Data 	
	Display: Orientation, Size, and Contrast
	Colin Ware, William Knight, University of New Brunswick

The Perceptual Structure of Multidimensional Input Device 	
	Selection 
	Robert J. K. Jacob, Linda E. Sibert, Naval Research Laboratory

Extending Fitts' Law to Two-Dimensional Tasks
	I. Scott MacKenzie, William Buxton, University of Toronto



PANEL: When TVs are Computers are TVs 
Organizer: S. J. Mountford, Apple Computer, Inc
 
Panelists:
	Pat O'Hara, New York University
	Tom Reilly, Voyager, Inc.
	Joe Sparks, REACTOR, Inc.
	Peter Mitchell, Big Animated Digital Productions



DEMONSTRATIONS:User Interface Managemen	Systems II
Session Chair: Karen H. Kvavik, Karen Kvavik & Associates
 
Transportable Applications Environment (TAE) Plus User
	Interface Designer WorkBench
	Martha R. Szczur, NASA Goddard
 
CHIRP: The Computer-Human Interface Rapid Prototyping 	
	Toolkit
	Bob Remington, Lockheed MSC
 
WEDNESDAY 10:30 - 12:00


PAPERS: Modeling the Expert User
Session Chair: Sherman Tyler, Lockheed Artificial Intelligence Center

The Art of the Obvious  
	Else Nygren, Mats Lind, Mats Johnson, Bengt Sandblad
	University of Uppsala

A Computational Model of Skilled Use of Graphical 
	User Interfaces 
	Muneo Kitajima, Industrial Products Research Institute
	Peter G. Polson, University of Colorado

A GOMS Analysis of a Graphic-Display-Based Machine-Paced, 	
	Highly Interactive Task 
	Bonnie E. John, Alonso H. Vera, Carnegie Mellon University



PAPERS: Beyond Widgets: Tools for Semantically Driven UI Design
Session Chair: Hans Brunner, US WEST Advanced Technologies

Coupling Application Design and User Interface Design 
	James D. Foley, Georgia Institute of Technology
	Dennis J.M.J. de Baar, Delft University of Technology
	Kevin E. Mullet, SunSoft Inc.

Workspaces: An Architecture for Editing Collections of Objects 
	Dan R. Olsen Jr., Thomas G. McNeill, David C. Mitchell
	Brigham Young University

Selectors: Going Beyond User-Interface Widgets 
	Jeff Johnson, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories



LABORATORY OVERVIEWS: Usability Engineering
Session Chair: Jakob Nielsen, Bellcore
 
HUSAT: 21 Years of HCI at the Human Sciences and Advanced 	
	Technology Research Institute
	Brian Shackel, Loughborough University of Technology
 
The Human Computer Technology Group at Bellcore
	Rita M. Bush, Bellcore
 
The Human Factors Group at Compaq Computer Corporation
	Paul Weiler, Mary Czerwinski, Compaq


PANEL: Interfaces for Consumer Products: "How to Camouflage the
Computer?" 
Organizer: Maddy D. Brouwer-Janse, Phillips Research Laboratories

Panelists:
	Raymond Bennett, AT&T Bell Laboratories
	Donald Gentner, Apple Computer, Inc.
	Floris van New, Phillips Research Laboratories
	Hugo Strubbe, Phillips Research Laboratories
	Takaya Endo, NTT Corporation


DEMONSTRATIONS: Information Visualization I
Session Chair: Kevin Singley, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center
 
A Window System with Leafing Through Mode: BookWindow
	Kyoichi Arai, Teruo Yokoyama, Yutaka Matsushita
	Keio University
 
Value Bars: An Information Visualization and Navigation Tool for 
Multi-Attribute Listings and Tables
	Richard Chimera, University of Maryland


WEDNESDAY, 1:30 -3:30

PAPERS: Models of the User II  
Session Chair: Kevin Singley, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center

A Performance Model of System Delay and User 
	Strategy Selection 		
	Steven L. Teal, Alexander I. Rudnicky, Carnegie Mellon University 

The Precis of Project Ernestine, or, An Overview of a Validation of GOMS
	Wayne D. Gray, NYNEX Science and  Technology, Inc.
	Bonnie E. John, Carnegie Mellon University
	Michael E. Atwood, NYNEX Science and Technology, Inc.

Method Engineering: From Data to Model to Practice
	Erik Nilsen, Lewis and Clark College
	Judith S. Olson, University of Michigan
	HeeSen Jong, National University of Singapore
	Peter G. Polson, University of Colorado

PAPERS: Tools & Architectures for Virtual Reality and Multi-User, Shared
Data
Session Chair: Randy Pausch, University of Virginia

The Decoupled Simulation Model for Virtual Reality Systems 
	Chris Shaw, Jiandong Liang, Yunqi Sun, Mark Green,
	University of Alberta

Interactive Simulation in a Multi-Person Virtual World
	Christopher Codella, Reza Jalili, Lawrence Koved, J. Bryan Lewis, 
	Daniel T. Ling, James Lipscomb,  David A. Rabenhorst, 
	Chu P. Wang, Alan Norton, Paula Sweeney
	IBM T. J. Watson Research Center
	Greg Turk, University of North Carolina

The Abstraction-Link-View Paradigm: Using Constraints to Connect 
User Interfaces to Applications 
	Ralph D. Hill, Bellcore

PAPERS: Use and Evaluation of Learning Environments
Session Chair: Lisa Neal, EDS Center for Advanced Research

Grace Meets the "Real World": Tutoring COBOL as a Second  Language 
	Bob Radlinski, Jean McKendree, NYNEX Science and 
	Technology Inc.

Evocative Agents and Multi-Media Interface Design
	Beth Adelson, Rutgers University

Graphic StoryWriter: An Interactive Environment for Emergent Storytelling 
	Karl E. Steiner, Thomas G. Moher, University of Illinois at 
	Chicago


PANEL: Toward a More Humane Keyboard 
Organizer: William Hargreaves, Kinesis Corp.

Panelists:
	Bob Markison, M.D. , San Francisco Hand Specialists
	Manny Halpern, Occupational and Industrial Orthopaedic Center
	David Rempel, M.D., University of California, San Francisco
	Karl Kroemer, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
	Jack Litewka, Applied Ergonomics


DEMONSTRATIONS: Information Visualization II
Session Chair: Terry Winograd, Stanford University

Tree-maps: An Interface for the Visualization of Hierarchical
	Information Structures
	Brian Johnson, University of Maryland
 
The ART of 3D User Interfaces
	Larry Stead, Jim Hollan, William Hill, Mark Rosenstein, 
	Kent Wittenburg, Bellcore 
    
WEDNESDAY 3:30-5:30

PAPERS: Usability Walkthroughs
Session Chair: Thea Turner, NYNEX Science and Technology, Inc.

Finding Usability Problems Through Heuristic Evaluation 
	Jakob Nielsen, Bellcore

Applying Cognitive Walkthroughs to More Complex User Interfaces: 
Experiences, Issues, and Recommendations 
	Cathleen Wharton, Marita Franzke, University of Colorado
	Janice Bradford, Robin Jeffries, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories

The Cognitive Jogthrough: A Fast-Paced User Interface Evaluation
Procedure 
	David E. Rowley, David G. Rhoades, Varian Associates

Comparison of Empirical Testing and Walkthrough Methods in User 
Interface Evaluation
	Clare-Marie Karat, Robert Campbell, Tarra Fiegel
	IBM T. J. Watson Research Center

PAPERS: Buttons and Gestures and Voice, Oh My!
Session Chair: Chris Schmandt, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

One Dimensional Motion Tailoring for the Disabled: A User  Study 
	Randy Pausch, University of Virginia
	Laura Vogtle, Kluge ChildrenUs Rehabilitation Center	
	Matthew Conway, University of Virginia

Working With Audio: Integrating Personal Tape Recorders and 
Desktop Computers 
	Leo Degen, Richard Mander, Gitta Salomon, Apple Computer, Inc.

Skip and Scan: Cleaning Up Telephone Interfaces
	Paul Resnick, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
	Robert A. Virzi, GTE Laboratories

Short talks 
See the Final Program for details.


PANEL: Designing Collaborative, Knowledge-Building Environments 
for Tomorrow's Schools
Organizer: Anne Nichol Thomas, Educational Research Consultant
 
Panelists:
	Marlene Scardamalia, Ontario Institute
	Peter Rowley, Ontario Institute
	Jim Pellegrino, Vanderbilt University
	Jim Webb, Huron Elementary School
	Elliott Soloway, University of Michigan



DEMONSTRATIONS: Analysis Tools/Multimedia Help
Session Chair: Steven Feiner, Columbia University
 
Integrated Data Capture and Analysis Tools for Research and
	Testing on Graphical User Interfaces
	Jeffrey J. Hendrickson, Monty L. Hammontree, Billy W. Hensley
	Texas Instruments, Inc.

Experimental Prototype of a Multimedia Help System
	Piyawadee "Noi" Sukaviriya, Georgia Tech

Special Panel: Sci-Fi at CHI 5:30 - 7:00 pm

Organizer: Aaron Marcus, Aaron Marcus & Associates  
Participants: 
	Rudy Rucker Author, Mathematician   
	Bruce Sterling, Author  
	Vernor Vinge, Author, San Diego State University
Discussant: Donald Norman, University of California, San Diego

Interactive Performance
7:30 pm and 9:30 pm






THURSDAY 8:30-10:00

PAPERS: Participatory Design
Session Chair: William W. Gaver, Rank Xerox EuroPARC

Participatory Design of a Portable Torque-Feedback Device
	Michael Good, Digital Equipment Corporation

User Centred Development of a General Practice Medical  
Workstation: The PEN&PAD Experience 
	A. L. Rector, B. Horan, University of Manchester
	M. Fitter, University of Sheffield
	S. Kay, P. D. Newton, W. A. Nowlan, University of Manchester
	D. Robinson, University of Sheffield
	A. Wilson, University of Manchester

Retrospective on a Year of Participatory Design using the PICTIVE 
Technique
	Michael J. Muller, Bellcore

PAPERS: Case Studies - Methods for Developing Systems Using 
Application Packages
Session Chair: Brian Shackel, HUSAT Research Institute, 
Loughborough University of Technology

Evolving Task Oriented Systems
	Paul Seaton, Marks & Spencer PLC
	Tom Stewart, System Concepts

A Visit to a Very Small Database: Lessons From Managing the  
Review of Papers Submitted for CHI T91
	John Rieman, Susan Davies, Jonathan Roberts,
	 University of Colorado

Designing Theory-Based Systems: A Case Study 
	John B. Smith, Marcy Lansman, University of North Carolina


PAPERS: Understanding and Supporting the Design Process
Session Chair: John Karat, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center

Cognitive Processes in Logical Design: Comparing Object-Oriented 
and Traditional Functional Decomposition Software Methodologies
	Jinwoo Kim, F. Javier Lerch, Carnegie Mellon University

Psychological Requirements and Design Rationale for  DesignVision, 
A Visual Software Design Assistant
	Raymonde Guindon, Stanford University

Facilitating the Exploration of Interface Design Alternatives: 
	The HUMANOID Model of Interface Design 
	Pedro Szekely, Ping Luo, Robert Neches
	University of Southern California

PANEL: Collaboration in the World of Interactive Media 
Organizer:  Michael Arent, Apple Computer, Inc.

Panelists:
	Donna Cohen, Warner New Media
	Mike Mills, Apple Computer, Inc.
	Chris Krueger, Arborescence
	Wendy Richmond, WGBH

DEMONSTRATIONS: Tutoring/Learning
Session Chair: W. Lewis Johnson, USC Information Sciences 
Institute
 
Fitting an ITSinto the Industrial Environment: A PS/2 Version of 
the Grace Tutors
	Jean McKendree, Bob Radlinski, NYNEX Science and Technology, Inc.
 
Simulation-Based Learning Environments for Training
	Mark L. Miller, Arthur James, Tyde Richards, Jim Spohrer, 
	David Vronay, Apple Computer, Inc.

THURSDAY 10:30 - 12:00

PAPERS: Systems for Media-Supported Collaboration
Session Chair: Gary Olson, University of Michigan

Clearboard: A Seamless Medium for Shared Drawing and  Conversation 
with Eye Contact 		
	Hiroshi Ishii, Minoru Kobayashi, NTT Human Interface Laboratories

Spatial Workspace Collaboration: Video Support for Collaboration 
Out of the Office 
	Hideaki Kuzuoka, The University of Tokyo

Portholes: Supporting Awareness in a Distributed Work Group 
	Paul Dourish, Rank Xerox EuroPARC
	Sara Bly, Xerox PARC



PAPERS: The Role of the Organization in System Design
Session Chair: Susan Dray, IDS Financial Services

A Method for (Recruiting) Methods: Facilitating Human Factors 
Input to System Design
	K. Y. Lim, J. B. Long, University College London, University of 
	London

Teaching Experienced Developers to Design Graphical User 
Interfaces
	Jakob Nielsen, Rita M. Bush, Tom Dayton, Nancy E. Mond, 
	Michael J. Muller, Robert W. Root, Bellcore

Integrating Human Factors on a Large Scale: "Product Usability 
Champions" 
	Deborah Mrazek, Michael Rafeld, Hewlett-Packard Corporation


LABORATORY OVERVIEWS: Human Information Processing
Session Chair: Jurgen Ziegler, Fraunhofer Institute
 
The Institute for Research on Learning
	William J. Clancey, Institute for Research on Learning
 
HCI in Australia
	Steve Howard, Swinburne Institute of Technology
	Ilana Kaplan, Australian Centre for Unisys Software
	Gitte Lindgaard, Telecom Australia
 
Institute for Perception Research, IPO, the Netherlands
	Herman Bouma, Institute for Perception Research
 


PANEL: In Search of the Ideal Prototype
Organizer: Jared M. Spool, User Interface Engineering 
 
Panelists:
	Richard Munoz, Oberon Software
	Harold H. Miller-Jacobs, TASC
	William Verplank, IDEO Product Development
 

DEMONSTRATIONS: Video Conferencing/Automation
Session Chair: Jean McKendree, NYNEX Science & Technology, Inc.
 
Demonstration of Rapport Multimedia Conferencing System
	S.R. Ahuja, J.R. Ensor, D.D. Seligmann, AT&T Bell Laboratories
 
YAPO: Yet Another Preview ODA
	M.A. Apollonio, G. Colasante, P.G. De Luca, A. Diana, A. Gisotti,
	Tecnopolis Csata Novus Ortus


THURSDAY 1:30-3:00
 
PAPERS: Desks, Video, and Screens
Session Chair: Jon Meads, Bell-Northern Research

A Desk Supporting Computer-Based Interaction with Paper  Documents 
	William Newman, Pierre Wellner, Rank Xerox EuroPARC


Object-Oriented Video: Interaction with Real-World Objects through 
Live Video 
	Masayuki Tani, Kimiya Yamaashi, Koichiro Tanikoshi, 
	Masayasu Futakawa, Sinya Tanifuji, Hitachi Research Laboratory

Liveboard: A Large Interactive Display Supporting Group Meetings, 
Presentations and Remote Collaboration
	Scott Elrod, Richard Bruce, David Goldberg, Frank Halasz, 
	William Janssen, David Lee, Kim McCall, Elin Pedersen, 
	Ken Pier, John Tang, Brent Welch, Xerox PARC


PAPERS: Graphical Interfaces for Drawing, Exploring, and  
Organizing
Session Chair: Dennis Eagan, Bellcore

Interactive Constraint-Based Search and Replace
	David Kurlander, Steven Feiner, Columbia University

Dynamic Queries for Information Exploration: An  Implementation 
and Evaluation 
	Christopher Ahlberg, Christopher Williamson, Ben Shneiderman
	University of Maryland

A "Pile" Metaphor for Supporting Casual Organization of  
Information 
	Richard Mander, Gitta Salomon, Yin Yin Wong, Apple Computer, Inc.



SHORT TALKS 
See Final Program for details.



PANEL: HCI Standards on Trial: You be the Jury
Organizer: Jaclyn Schrier, American Institutes of Research 
 
Panelists:
	Evelyn Williams, Hewlett-Packard
	Kevin MacDonell, Apple Computer, Inc.
	Larry Peterson, US Army
	Paulien Strijland, Apple Computer, Inc.
	Anna Wichansky, Silicon Graphics
	James Williams, Bellcore


DEMONSTRATIONS: User Interface Management  Systems III
Session Chair: Angel Puerta, Stanford University
 
	The IRCAM Musical Workstation Prototyping Environment
	M. De Cecco, E. Lindeman, M. Puckette
	IRCAM - Centre Georges-Pompidou
  
	Building User Interfaces Interactively Using Pre- and  
	Postconditions
	Martin Frank, J.J. de Graaff, Daniel Gieskens, James Foley, 
	Georgia  Institute of Technology

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Tutorials/Workshops: May 3 - 4
Conference: May 5 - 7


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SELECTING TUTORIALS:

1. Choose the tutorials you would like to attend from the descriptions
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                      SUNDAY ALL-DAY TUTORIALS
(X) Number and title                                               units
___  1  Designing Graphical Interfaces in the Real World           2

___  2  Virtual Reality and Highly Interactive...                  2

___  3  Computer Supported Meeting Environments                    2

___  4  Multimedia and Multimodal User Interface Design            2

___  5  Contextual Design: Using Contextual Inquiry During...      2

___  6  Early Design Methodology for Usable Products and ...       2

___  7  Introduction to Cognitive Psychology                       2

___  8  The Task-Artifact Framework for HCI Design                 2

___  9  Film Craft in User Interface Design                        2

___ 10  Successful Hypertext Projects                              2

___ 11  Conversational Paradigms in User Interfaces                2


                      SUNDAY MORNING TUTORIALS

___ 12  Introduction and Overview of Human-Computer ...            1

___ 13  Teaching User Interface Development                        1

___ 14  Presenting Information Visually: Graphic Design ...        1


                      SUNDAY AFTERNOON TUTORIALS

___ 15  Copyright Protection for Software and User Interfaces      1

___ 16  Building CSCW Interfaces                                   1

___ 17  A Practical Introduction to Experimental Design in HCI...  1

___ 18  Games and Other Techniques for Group Design of...          1



                         MONDAY ALL-DAY TUTORIALS
(X)   Number and title                                            units
___  19  GOMS Analyses for Parallel Activities                      2

___  20  New Interaction Media                                      2

___  21  Sequential Experimentation Techniques for Evaluating...    2

___  22  A Cost-effective Technique for Refining the Usability of.. 2

___  23  Cognitive Walkthroughs: A Method for Theory-Based...       2

___  24  Designing Interactive Applications                         2

___  25  Innovating Interfaces: Concept Creation and ...            2

___  26  Product Usability Survival Techniques                      2

___  27  Practical Techniques for User-centered IT Product...       2

___  28  Participatory Design                                       2

___  29  Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Groupware          2


                        MONDAY MORNING TUTORIALS

___  30  Automating the Design of Effective Graphics for...         1

___  31  Interactive Learning Environments: Where TheyUve...        1

___  32  GUI Designs: An Art History Perspective                    1

___  33  Cost-Benefit and Business Case analysis of Usability...    1


                      MONDAY AFTERNOON TUTORIALS

___  34  Icon Design                                                1

___  35  Interface Builder and Object-Oriented Design in the...     1

___  36  Walking the Wire: Balanced Design for Computer...          1

___  37  Strategies for Encouraging Successful Adoption of...       1


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