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- 1988
- Paddy Anstey:
How Much is Enough? A Study of User Command Repertories. BCS HCI 1988: 491-507 - Victoria Bellotti:
Implications of Current Design Practice for the Use of HCI Techniques. BCS HCI 1988: 13-34 - A. Brooks, C. Thorburn:
User-driven Adaptive Behavior, A Comparative Evaluation and an Inductive Analysis. BCS HCI 1988: 237-255 - Hiroyasu Chimura, Hiroshi Kato, Hiroyuki Mitani, Takahiro Sato:
Contextual Structure Analysis of Microcomputer Manuals. BCS HCI 1988: 257-274 - Gilbert Cockton:
Generative Transition Network: A New Communication Control Abstraction. BCS HCI 1988: 509-527 - Andrew Dillon, Marian Sweeney:
The Application of Cognitive Psychology to CAD. BCS HCI 1988: 477-488 - Alan J. Dix:
Abstract, Generic Models of Interactive Systems. BCS HCI 1988: 63-77 - David England:
Graphical Prototyping of Graphical Tools. BCS HCI 1988: 407-420 - John M. Findlay, Simon P. Davies, Robert Kentridge, Anthony J. Lambert, Justine Kelly:
Optimum Display Arrangement for Presenting Visual Reminders. BCS HCI 1988: 453-464 - A. J. Gundry:
Humans, Computers, and Contracts. BCS HCI 1988: 161-175 - Lynda Hardman:
Hypertext Tips: Experiences in Developing a Hypertext Tutorial. BCS HCI 1988: 437-451 - J. Rodger Harris:
SEE: A Safe Editing Environment; Human-Computer Interaction for Programmers. BCS HCI 1988: 217-233 - Kaizad B. Heerjee, Michael T. Swanston, Colin J. Miller, William B. Samson:
The Design and Evaluation of an Animated Programming Environment. BCS HCI 1988: 97-109 - Jill Hewitt, Stephen Furner:
Text Processing by Speech: Dialogue Design and Usability Issues in the Provision of a System for Disabled Users. BCS HCI 1988: 529-544 - Peter Johnson, Hilary Johnson, Ray Waddington, Alan Shouls:
Task-Related Knowledge Structures: Analysis, Modelling and Application. BCS HCI 1988: 35-62 - Dylan M. Jones:
Computers for the People: HCI in prospect. An Introduction to the HCI'88 Conference Proceedings. BCS HCI 1988: 7-10 - Jurek Kirakowski, Mary Corbett:
Measuring User Satisfaction. BCS HCI 1988: 329-338 - Mark A. R. Kirby, Chris J. H. Fowler, Linda A. Macaulay:
Overcoming Obstacles to the Validation of User Requirement Specifications. BCS HCI 1988: 111-122 - Christine Knowles:
Can Cognitive Complexity Theory (CCT) Produce an Adequate Measure of System Usability?. BCS HCI 1988: 291-307 - Darren Van Laar, Richard Flavell:
Towards the Construction of a Maximally-Contrasting Set of Colours. BCS HCI 1988: 373-389 - J. Terry Mayes, Stephen W. Draper, Alison M. McGregor, Keith Oatley:
Information Flow in a User Interface: the Effect of Experience and Context on the Recall of MacWrite Screens. BCS HCI 1988: 275-289 - N. P. Milner:
A Review of Human Performance and Preferences with Different Input Devices to Computer Systems. BCS HCI 1988: 341-362 - Andrew F. Monk, Paul Walsh, Alan J. Dix:
A Comparison of Hypertext, Scrolling and Folding as Mechanisms for Program Browsing. BCS HCI 1988: 421-435 - William M. Newman:
The Representation of User Interface Style. BCS HCI 1988: 123-143 - Marian Petre, Russel L. Winder:
Issues Governing the Suitability of Programming Languages for Programming Tasks. BCS HCI 1988: 199-215 - Clare Pollock:
Training for Optimizing Transfer between Word Processors. BCS HCI 1988: 309-328 - Yvonne Rogers:
User Requirements for Expert System Explanation: What, Why and When?. BCS HCI 1988: 547-564 - Kathryn Seifert, Christopher J. Rawlings:
Gripe: A Graphical Interface to a Knowledge Based System which Reasons about Protein Topology. BCS HCI 1988: 391-406 - Tony J. Simon:
Analyzing the Scope of Cognitive Models in Human-Computer Interaction: A Trade-Off Approach. BCS HCI 1988: 79-93 - Tony J. Simon, Richard M. Young:
GOMS meets STRIPS: The Integration of Planning with Skilled Procedure Execution in Human-Computer Interaction. BCS HCI 1988: 581-594
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