Since most FAQs can be answered in the HCI Bibliography, the following may help orient people to the available materials, particularly the compilations of information such as basic readings, organizations, conference, journals, videos, and educational materials. Human-Computer Interaction, broadly speaking, addresses any interaction with computers by humans, as developers or as users, as individuals or as groups. The Software Engineering Institute Curriculum module on UI Development is designed to help design a first course. It has cleverly designed interactive figures and tables.
Users can send in both word queries and relevance feedback queries.
You should get mail back with the an ordered list of the top articles in the database that match your query. Words from the bibliographic entry, including author's name, title, keywords and abstract are indexed for each entry and may be used for the query. Words in the text that directly match your query words will be capitalized, however you may still receive relevant articles that don't contain any of your query words. Multiple queries can be sent in one mail message by putting each one on a separate line. If you find a particular abstract relevant, you can now send a query of that abstract number or multiple abstract numbers.