ACM SIGCHI HCI Education Survey Report: Faculty

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This report contains details of all the faculty in the survey, sorted by last name. The report begins with a table of contents containing:

the faculty name
the shortname for the institution and academic unit

Entries in the main part of the report contain:

Name:	the the name and title of the faculty
Degree:	the academic degrees(s) obtained by the faculty
Email:	the electronic mail address of the faculty
Phone:	the phone number of the faculty
Institution:	the institution (e.g., university) of the faculty
Unit:	the academic unit of the faculty
Interests:	the subjects of interest to the faculty
Publications:	three HCI-related publications by the faculty

Name:	GREGORY ABOWD, SCS/SEI Postdoctoral Research Associate
Degree:	B.S., M.Sc., Ph.D.
Email:	gregory.abowd@cs.cmu.edu
Phone:	+01-412-268-1551
Institution:	Carnegie Mellon University
Unit:	School of Computer Science
Interests:	software engineering formal methods of HCI software architecture
Publications:	Dix, Alan, Finlay, Janet, Abowd, Gregory and Beale, Russell, Human-Computer Interaction, Prentice Hall International, 1993. Abowd, Gregory D., "Agents: Communicating Interactive Processes." In Proceedings of INTERACT '90, Diaper, Dan et al. (eds.), Elsevier Science, pp. 143-148, 1990. Abowd, Gregory and Beale, Russell, "Users, Systems and Interfaces: A Unifying Framework for Interaction." In Diaper, D. and Hammond, N. (eds.), HCI '91: Usability Now, Cambridge University Press, pp. 78-87, 1991.

Name:	MARK ACKERMAN, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1993, MIT, Information Technology
Email:	ackerman@ics.uci.edu
Phone:	+1-714-856-7355
Institution:	University of California, Irvine
Unit:	Information and Computer Science Department
Interests:	Information retrieval and hypertext Computer-supported cooperative work Sociology of programming User interface development
Publications:	Ackerman, Mark S., and Malone, Thomas W. (1990) "Answer Garden: Growing Organizational Memory." Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Office Information Systems (COIS) '90, pp. 31-39. Schmandt, Chris, Ackerman, Mark S., and Hindus, Debby. (1990) "Augmenting a Window System with Speech Input." IEEE Computer, August, 1990, pp. 50-58. Swick, Ralph, and Ackerman, Mark S. (1988) "The X Toolkit." Proceedings of the Usenix Winter Conference, February, 1988, pp 221-228.

Name:	LESLEY ALLINSON,
Degree:
Email:
Phone:
Institution:	University of York
Unit:	Department of Psychology
Interests:
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Name:	J. L. ALTY, Professor
Degree:	BSc, PhD.
Email:	J.L.Alty@lut.ac.uk
Phone:	+44 509 222649
Institution:	Loughborough University of Technology
Unit:	Department of Computer Studies
Interests:	Intelligent knowledge-based systems Human-computer interaction and interface design for process control applying multi-media techniques
Publications:	Alty, J.L. (1991). "Multimedia: What is it and how do we exploit it?". Keynote address to HCI '91. (ed. Diaper & Winder), Cambridge University Press, pp. 31-44. Alty, J.L. & Pearce, D.A. (1992). "Artificial intelligence and fault diagnosis: an approach to the validation problem". In Proc. Int. Conf. on the Applications of Artificial Intelligence to Industry, (Leningrad 1990), Alty, J.L. & Mikulich, L.I. (editors), pp 121-129, Elsevier, Amsterdam. Alty, J.O. & Bergan, M. (1992). "Guidelines for multi-media design in a process control application". Proc of the Conf. on the Design and Safety of Nuclear Power Plants, ANP '92, Tokyo, Japan, pp 43 IV-1 to 43, IV-7.

Name:	AL BADRE, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1973, University of Michigan
Email:	badre@cc.gatech.edu
Phone:	+01-404-894-2598
Institution:	Georgia Institute of Technology
Unit:	College of Computing
Interests:	Human Interface Design Human Factors Multimedia User Interfaces Usability Evaluation Methods Adaptive Interfaces
Publications:	R. Russell, R, and A. Badre, "Human-computer interface design and implementation details," Journal of Behavior and Information Technology, Vol. 10, No. 4 267-280, 1991, R. Shackelford and A. Badre, "Why can't smart students solve simple programming problems", in press International journal of Man-Machine Studies, 1993. J. Stasko, A. Badre, and C. Lewis, Do Algorithm Animations Assist Learning? An Empirical Study and Analysis", INTERCHI 93.

Name:	RON BAECKER, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D. 1969, M.I.T.
Email:	rmb@dgp.toronto.edu
Phone:	+1-416-978-6983
Institution:	University of Toronto
Unit:	cross appointment Electrical Engineering; joint appointment Management
Interests:	multi-media systems software visualization computer supported cooperative work interactive computer graphics entrepreneurship in the software industry computer literacy educational applications of computing
Publications:	Baecker, R.M. (1993). Readings in Groupware and Computer Supported Cooperative Work: Software to Facilitate Human-Human Collaboration, Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, 882 pp., including 60 pp. of original interpretive material. S. Higaki, R. M. Baecker, H. Taninaka, R. Owen, S. Moriya. (1993) A Telewriting System on a LAN Using a Pen-Based Computer as the Terminal. Proceedings of InterChi'93 (April 24-29). Amsterdam Baecker, R.M. & Marcus, A. (1990). Human Factors and Typography for More Readable Programs, ACM Press, Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 346 pp.

Name:	SANDRINE BALBO, Senior Teaching Fellow
Degree:	DUT Info 1986 (Marseille-France), MST ESI 1989 & DEA Info 1990 (Grenoble-France)
Email:	Sandrine_Balbo@Bond.edu.au
Phone:	+61-75-953331
Institution:	Bond University
Unit:	School of Information Technology (IT)
Interests:	HCI design Ergonomic evaluation of User Interfaces Software Engineering Teaching: Program Design, Database Design and Use
Publications:	"Towards automatic evaluation of multimodal user interfaces", Joelle Coutaz, Daniel Salber & Sandrine Balbo, in Knowledge Based System, vol. 6, n#161#4,1993. "Automatic evaluation in human-computer interaction" Sandrine Balbo & Joelle Coutaz, Ergonomics Society 1993 Annual Conference, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh (UK), April 1993. "Applications : a dimension space for user interface management systems" Joelle Coutaz & Sandrine Balbo, CHI'91 Conference, New-Orleans (USA),1991.

Name:	DAVID BENYON, HCI Course Chair
Degree:
Email:
Phone:	+44 908 652708
Institution:	Open University
Unit:	Computing Department
Interests:
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Name:	CHUCK BIGELOW, Assoc Prof Teaching
Degree:
Email:	bigelow@cs.stanford.edu
Phone:	(415) 723-3827
Institution:	Stanford University
Unit:	Computer Science Department
Interests:	Digital typography text and information display
Publications:

Name:	CHARLES E. BILLINGS, Adjunct Professor
Degree:	M.D., M.Sc.
Email:
Phone:	+1-614-292-9497
Institution:	Ohio State University
Unit:	Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering
Interests:	Aircraft and air traffic automation
Publications:	Billings, C.E. (1991) Human-Centered Aircraft Automation: A Concept and Guidelines. NASA Technical Report #103885. Billings, C.E. (1991) Toward a Human-Centered Aircraft Automation Philosophy. International Journal of Aviation Psychology, 1 (4), 261-270.

Name:	DEBORAH BOEHM-DAVIS, Associate Professor
Degree:	PhD
Email:	dbdavis@gmu.edu
Phone:	+01-703-993-8735
Institution:	George Mason University
Unit:	Psychology Department
Interests:	software comprehension applications of interface design principles to the design of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and design of distance education courseware.
Publications:	Sebrechts, M., Silverman, B., Boehm-Davis, D., and Norman, K. (in press). Exploring an Electronic Collaborative Learning Environment in a University Consortium: The CIRCLE Project, Computers and Education. Boehm-Davis, D. A., Fox, J., and Philips, B. (in press). Techniques for exploring software comprehension. In W. D. Gray and D. A. Boehm-Davis (Eds.). Empirical studies of programmers: Seventh Workshop, Norwood, NJ: Ablex. Boehm-Davis, D. A. (1995). Human-computer interaction techniques. In J. Weimer (Ed.), Research techniques in human engineering. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall. Boehm-Davis, D. A., Holt, R. W., and Peters, R. D. (1993) Effects of different data base formats on information modification, Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences, 83, 107-123.

Name:	ALAN BORNING, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1979, Stanford, Computer Science
Email:	borning@cs.washington.edu
Phone:	+01-206-543-6678
Institution:	University of Washington
Unit:	Computer Science and Engineering
Interests:	constraint-based languages and systems user interface toolkits object-oriented languages
Publications:	John Maloney, Alan Borning, and Bjorn Freeman-Benson, "Constraint Technology for User Interface Construction in ThingLab II," Proceedings of the 1989 ACM Conference on Object-Oriented Programming Systems, Languages, and Applications, New Orleans, October 1989, pages 381--388. Bjorn Freeman-Benson, John Maloney, and Alan Borning, "An Incremental Constraint Solver," Communications of the ACM, Vol. 33 No. 1 (January 1990), pages 54-63. Alan Borning and Michael Travers, "Two Approaches to Casual Interaction over Computer and Video Networks," 1991 ACM SIGCHI Conference on Computer-Human Interaction, New Orleans, April 1991, pages 13-19. Michael Sannella, John Maloney, Bjorn Freeman-Benson, and Alan Borning, "Multi-way versus One-way Constraints in User Interfaces: Experience with the DeltaBlue Algorithm," Software-Practice and Experience, in press. Franz Amador, Deborah Berman, Alan Borning, Tony DeRose, Adam Finkelstein, Dorothy Neville, David Notkin, David Salesin, Mike Salisbury, Joe Sherman, Ying Sun, Daniel Weld, and Georges Winkenbach, "Electronic `How Things Work' Articles: Two Early Prototypes," IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, 15 pages, to appear August 1993.

Name:	DANIEL BOYARSKI, Professor
Degree:	MFA, 1973, Indiana University, Graphic Design; Post-graduate work, 1979, Allgemeine Gewerbeschule Basel, Switzerland, Graphic Design and Film Animation
Email:	dan+@andrew.cmu.edu
Phone:	+01-412-268-6842
Institution:	Carnegie Mellon University
Unit:	Department of Design
Interests:	information design human-computer interaction design communication theory and practice
Publications:	Boyarski, D. (1993) "Under the Communication Umbrella: From Text to Interface" Proceedings of the 41st Technical Writer's Institute, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Boyarski, D. (1986) "Helping Developers See the User's Point of View: A Graphic Designer's Perspective" Proceedings of the NCGA'86 Conference.

Name:	JAMES BRADFORD, Associate Professor, Brock University; Adjunct Professor, University of Guelph
Degree:	Ph.D., University of Waterloo (Artificial Intelligence)
Email:	bradford@spartan.ac.brocku.ca
Phone:	416.688.5550.3157
Institution:	University of Guelph
Unit:	Dept. of Computing & Information Science
Interests:	Human Factors of Speech-Based User Interfaces
Publications:	Bradford, J.H., "Towards a Robust Speech Interface for Teleoperation Systems," Proceedings of ICSLP'92: The International Conference on Spoken Language Processing, Banff Alta, October 1992, pp 1331-1334. Bradford, J.H., "Semantic Strings, A New Technique for Detecting and Correcting User Errors," The International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, Vol 33 #4, October 1990, pp 399 - 407. Bradford, J.H., Murray, W.D. and Carey, T.T., 1990, "What Kind of Errors Do Unix Users Make?" Proceedings of Interact '90, The Third IFIP Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Cambridge University UK, August 1990, pp 43-46.

Name:	DAVID C. BROWN, Professor
Degree:
Email:	dcb@cs.wpi.edu
Phone:	508-831-5618
Institution:	Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Unit:	Computer Science Department
Interests:	Intelligent User Interfaces Relation to AI Design User Interface Development
Publications:

Name:	MARCUS BROWN, Assistant Professor
Degree:	PhD, 1988, Texas A&M, Computer Science
Email:	mbrown@cs.ua.edu
Phone:	(205) 348-5243
Institution:	University of Alabama
Unit:	Computer Science Department
Interests:	Literate Programming Hypertext Virtual Reality
Publications:	Brown, M. and Childs, S.B. "An Interactive Environment for Literate Programming" Structured Programming, 11:11-15 (1990) Bishop, G, et al. "Research Directions in Virtual Environments" Computer Graphics, 26,3:153-177 (1992) Brown, M and Cordes, D. "Literate Programming Applied to Conventional Software Design, Structured Programming 11:85-90 (1990)

Name:	SARAH BURGER, Lecturer
Degree:	MBS
Email:	S.V.Burger@massey.ac.nz
Phone:	+64-6-350-4365
Institution:	Massey University
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	interface evaluation
Publications:	Burger, S.V. & Apperley, M.D. (1991): 'A Multi-dimensional Approach to Interface Evaluation', Proc. of the IFIPS Conference on Human Jobs & Computer Interfaces, Tampere, Finland, June, 205-222. Burger, S.V. (1992): 'Cognitive Ergonomics and Interface Evaluation: A Pilot Study', Proceedings of the fourth NZ Conference on Ergonomics, Massey University, March, 100-117. Burger, S.V. (1993): 'Performance of a Usability Assessment Model: A New Zealand Case Study', to appear in Proceedings of HCI International '93, August.

Name:	WILLIAM BUXTON, Associate Professor
Degree:	M.Sc., 1978, Toronto
Email:	buxton@dgp.toronto.edu
Phone:	+01-416-978-1961
Institution:	University of Toronto
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	interaction techniques input devices computer-supported cooperative work non-speech audio
Publications:	A. Sellen, W. Buxton, & J. Arnott,(1992) "Using spatial cues to improve videoconferencing," Proceedings of CHI '92, 651-652. P. Kabbash, I. S. MacKenzie, W. Buxton (1993). Human Performance Using Computer Input Devices in the Preferred and Non-Preferred Hands. Proceedings of InterCHI '93 (April 24-29), Amsterdam. G. Kurtenbach, W. Buxton (1993). The Limits of Expert Performance Using Hierarchic Marking Menus. Proceedings of InterCHI '93 (April 24-29), Amsterdam.

Name:	TOM CAREY, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., University of Waterloo, 1980 (Computer Science); B.A., University of Windsor, 1970 (Mathematics)
Email:	tcarey@snowhite.cis.uoguelph.ca
Phone:	519.824.4120 x3310
Institution:	University of Guelph
Unit:	Dept. of Computing & Information Science
Interests:	hci design methods design semantics of information artifacts
Publications:	Carey, T.T. and R. Spall, Supporting Design Rationales in User Interface Toolkits, Advances in HCI, Vol. IV, 1993. Carey, T.T., R.B. Nonnecke, J. Mitterer and D. Lungu An Analysis of Feature Selection for Access to OnLine Technical Books, submitted for publication 1993. Carey, T.T., D. McKerlie, W. Bubie & J. Wilson, Communicating Human Factors Expertise Through Usability Design Rationales, Proceedings Human-Computer Interaction Conference '91 Edinburgh, U.K. August 1991.

Name:	JOHN M. CARROLL, Professor and Department Head
Degree:	Ph.D., 1976, Columbia University, Experimental Psychology
Email:	carroll@cs.vt.edu
Phone:	+01-703-231-6931
Institution:	Virginia Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ.
Unit:	Computer Science & Applications
Interests:	Scenario-based design methods and scenario-based design rationale Supporting the design process Research in the context of design Learning to use computer systems Minimalist documentation and instruction Educational applications Object-oriented software engineering
Publications:	J.M. Carroll. Creating a design science of human-computer interaction. Interacting With Computers, 5/1, 3-12. J.M. Carroll Techniques for minimalist documentation and use interface design. In C. Jansen, P. van der Poort, M. Steehouder & R. Verheijen (Eds). Quality of Technical Documentation (Amsterdam: Editions Rodopi, 1993). J.M. Carroll (Ed.) Scenario-based design: Envisioning work and technology in system development. New York: John Wiley, in press.

Name:	JOAN M. CHERRY, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh, Information Science
Email:	cherry@flis.utoronto.ca
Phone:	416-978-4663
Institution:	University of Toronto
Unit:	Faculty of Library and Information Science
Interests:	Online help Interfaces for Information Retrieval Systems usability testing
Publications:

Name:	MARGARET CHRISTENSEN, Assistant Professor
Degree:	PhD
Email:	christem@duvm.ocs.drexel.edu
Phone:	+01-215-895-2179
Institution:	Drexel University
Unit:	College of Information Studies
Interests:	systems that can be used with almost no training hypermedia UI for the elderly AI (Artificial Intelligence)
Publications:	"Using Hypermedia to Teach about Hypermedia", M. Christensen, M. Giamo, T. Jones, L. Simpson, Educational Technology Review, Jan. 1993, to appear. "Extending Computers to the Frail Elderly", M. Christensen, J.Hurwitz, R. Lawrence, S.Strum, in Human aspects in Computing, H.-J.Bullinger, ed., Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1991. "EASE: A User Interface for the Elderly", M. Christensen, S. Chaudhary, R. Gottshall, J.Hartman, in Designing and Using Human-Computer Interfaces and Knowledge Based Systems, Salvendy and Smith, eds., 1989, Elsevier Science Publishers B.B., Amsterdam, The Netherlands, pp.428 - 435.

Name:	A. A. CLARKE, Mr
Degree:	BSc, RAF Certificate in Education
Email:	A.A.Clarke@lut.ac.uk
Phone:	+44 509 222688
Institution:	Loughborough University of Technology
Unit:	Department of Computer Studies
Interests:	Human-computer interfaces Co-operative computers Psychology and human factors User modelling
Publications:	Clarke, A.A. & Smyth, M.G.G. A co-operative computer based on the principles of human co-operation. Int.J.Man-Machine Studies, 38, 1, pp 3-22, 1993.

Name:	ANDREW CLEMENT, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., University of Toronto, Computer Science
Email:	clement@flis.utoronto.ca
Phone:	416-978-3111
Institution:	University of Toronto
Unit:	Faculty of Library and Information Science
Interests:	Social implications of information technology human-centered systems development
Publications:

Name:	PENNY COLLINGS, Head of Information Systems Group
Degree:	M.Ed.; BA (hons)
Email:	pac@ise.canberra.edu.au
Phone:	+61 6 201 2423
Institution:	University of Canberra
Unit:	Faculty of Information Sciences and Engineering
Interests:	HCI socio-technical systems design, CSCW
Publications:	Collings, P.A. (1990) Usability testing - a focal point for design and research in the field of human-computer interaction, Proceedings, CHISIG Conference (OZCHI '91), Melbourne, Australia Collings, P.A. and Walker, D.W. (1991) Usability is the goal, Proceedings, Australian Computer Conference, Adelaide, Australia Collings, P.A. and Mackay, J. (1992) How to evaluate prototyping tools, Proceedings, CHISIG Conference (OZCHI '92), Bond University, Australia Collings, P.A. et al (1994) A comparison of methods for teaching information systems design, Proceedings, CHI'94 (short paper)

Name:	J. H. CONNOLLY, Dr
Degree:	BA, MA, PhD
Email:	J.H.Connolly@lut ac.uk
Phone:	+44 509 222943
Institution:	Loughborough University of Technology
Unit:	Department of Computer Studies
Interests:	Natural language processing Speech processing Text processing Computer-supported cooperative work Application of linguistic methods to the analysis of computer-mediated communication between cooperating humans Internationalisation of computing systems (knowledge-based approaches, application of linguistic methods)
Publications:	Connolly, J.H., Edmonds, E.A., Guzy, J.J., Johnson, S.R. and Woodcock, A. Automatic speech recognition based on spectrogram reading. Int.J.Man-Machine Studies, 24, 6, pp 611-622, 1986.

Name:	NANCY J. COOKE, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1987, New Mexico State Univ., Psychology
Email:	cooke@crl.nmsu.edu
Phone:	+1-505-646-1630
Institution:	New Mexico State University
Unit:	Psychology - Engineering / Cognitive
Interests:	Expertise Knowledge elicitation and representation Application of cognitive methods to HCI
Publications:	Cooke, N.J., Neville, K.J., & Rowe, A.L. Procedural network representations of sequential data. Human-Computer Interaction, in press. Cooke, N.J. (1994). Varieties of knowledge elicitation techniques. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 41, 801-849. Cooke, N. J., Durso, F. T., & Schvaneveldt, R. W. (1994). Retention of skilled search after nine years. Human Factors, 36, 597-605.

Name:	GEORGE COULOURIS, Professor of Computer Systems
Degree:	BSc
Email:	george@dcs.qmw.ac.uk
Phone:	+44(0)71-975-5201
Institution:	Queen Mary and Westfield College, Univ. of London
Unit:	Computer Science Dept.
Interests:	Interactive system design methodologies object-oriented user interface toolkits security in distributed systems security and protection of information in computer-supported cooperative work system support for multimedia applications
Publications:	I. H. Witten, H. W. Thimbleby, G. F. Coulouris, S. Greenberg, Liveware: A New Approach to Sharing Data in Social Networks, International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, volume 34, number 3, pp337-348, 1991. G. Coulouris, P. Johnson, H. Buxton and J. Dollimore, Teaching Application Design, Proc. ACM/SIGCHI Workshop on HCI, St. Petersburg, Russia, August 1992 G. Coulouris and H. W. Thimbleby, HyperProgramming, Addison-Wesley, Wokingham, 1992, ISBN 0-201-56886-1, 400 pages.

Name:	GEERT DE HAAN, junior researcher
Degree:	MS Psychology
Email:	dehaan@cs.vu.nl
Phone:	+31-20-5485573
Institution:	Vrije Universiteit
Unit:	Dept. Computer Science
Interests:	formal modeling UI design tools task analysis
Publications:	Etag as the basis for intelligent help systems, G. de Haan, G.C. van der Veer, In: Human-Computer Interaction: Task and Organisation, G.C. van der Veer, M.J. Tauber, S. Bagnara, M. Antalovits (eds) ISBN 88-7721-232-2, publisher:CUD (Italian Open University), Roma, 1992, 271-283 Formal modelling techniques in human-computer interaction, G. de Haan, G.C. van der Veer, J.C. van Vliet, In: Cognitive Ergonomics: Contributions from Experimental Psychology, G.C. van der Veer, S. Bagnara, G.A.M. Kempen (eds) Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam, 1992

Name:	RENATO DE MORI, Professor and Chair
Degree:	Dr.
Email:	renato@cs.mcgill.ca
Phone:	+01-514-398-7072
Institution:	McGill University
Unit:	School of Computer Science
Interests:
Publications:

Name:	MATJAZ DEBEVC, Assistant
Degree:	M.Sc., Ph.D. Student
Email:	debevc@uni-mb.si
Phone:	+386 62 221-112
Institution:	University of Maribor
Unit:	Electrical and Computer Engineering
Interests:	Adaptive User Interfaces Multimedia Analysis Methods User Interface Development Software Engineering
Publications:	Matjaz Debevc, "Adaptive Bar", Proceedings of INTERCHI'93, Short Papers, 23-29 April, 1993, Amsterdam Matjaz Debevc, Nenad Muskinja, Zarko Cucej, Dali Donlagic, User interface and real time adaptive control, European annual conference on human decision making and manual control, 1993, Kassel, Germany Matjaz Debevc, Rajko Svecko, Dali Donlagic, Adaptive use Interfaces, IEEE Slovenian Electrotechnical and computer conference, ERK '93, Portoroz, Slovenia

Name:	DAN DIAPER, Lecturer
Degree:	Dr.
Email:	diaper@csc.liv.ac.uk
Phone:	+44 (0)51 794 3681
Institution:	University of Liverpool
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	HCI theory and philosophy task analysis software engineering natural language processing expert systems and KBS knowledge elicitation intelligent and adaptive interfaces user interface design simulation CSCW large document systems HCI software tools
Publications:	Diaper, D. (Ed) (1989) ``Task Analysis for Human-Computer Interaction.'' Ellis Horwood. Diaper, D. (1989) ``The Wizard's Apprentice: A Program to Help Analyse Natural Language Dialogues.'' in ``People and Computers V.'' (Eds. Sutcliffe, A. and Macaulay, L.), 231-244. Cambridge University Press. Diaper, D. (1989) ``Designing Expert Systems: From Dan to Beersheba.'' in ``Knowledge Elicitation: Principles, Techniques and Applications.'' (Ed. Diaper, D), 15-46. Ellis Horwood. Dan Diaper is General Editor of the journal ``Interacting with Computers: The Interdisciplinary Journal of Human-Computer Interaction'' and he Co-edits the new Springer-Verlag book series on CSCW.

Name:	PIERRE DILLENBOURG, MER (= Assistant professor)
Degree:	Ph.D, University of Lancaster (UK), Artificial intelligence
Email:	pdillen@divsun.unige.ch
Phone:	+41-22-705.96.93
Institution:	University of Geneva
Unit:	Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences
Interests:	human-computer collaborative problem solving
Publications:	See our WWW page: tecfa.unige.ch

Name:	DALI DONLAGIC, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D, 1976, University of Zagreb, Electrical Engineering
Email:	donlagic@uni-mb.si
Phone:	+386 62 20-848
Institution:	University of Maribor
Unit:	Electrical and Computer Engineering
Interests:	Adaptive User Interfaces Multimedia Analysis Methods User Interface Development Software Engineering
Publications:	Dali Donlagic, Matjaz Debevc "The Meaning of Introducing Human-Computer Interaction into Study of Electrical Engineering", INTERCHI '93 Workshop Advances in Teaching the HCI Design Process, 24-25 April, Amsterdam Dali Donlagic, Matjaz Debevc, Valter Dolecek, Begrundung der Einfuehrung der Mensch-Computer-Kommunikation ins Studium der Technik, Ingenieurpaedagogik : Bruecke zwischen Lehre und Forschung : Referate des 22. internationalen Symposiums "Ingenieurpaedagogik". Matjaz Debevc, Nenad Muskinja, Zarko Cucej, Dali Donlagic, User interface and real time adaptive control, European annual conference on human decision making and manual control, 1993, Kassel, Germany

Name:	SARAH DOUGLAS, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D. 1983, Stanford
Email:	douglas@cs.uoregon.edu
Phone:	+01-503-346-3974
Institution:	University of Oregon
Unit:	Computer and Information Science Dept.
Interests:	User Interfaces theory of HCI cognitive modeling user interface design and specification Knowledge-Based Interfaces natural language interfaces tutoring and help systems
Publications:	Douglas, S.A. Conversation Analysis and Human-Computer Interaction Design. To appear in P. Thomas (Ed.) Social and Interactional Dimensions of Human-Computer Interfaces. Cambridge University Press, 1994. Douglas, S.A., Doerry, E. and Novick, D. "QUICK: A Tool for Graphical User Interface Construction." The Visual Computer, Volume 8, Number 2, February 1992. Bowden, E., Douglas, S.A. and Stanford, C.A. "Testing the Principle of Orthogonality in the Design of Languages." Human-Computer Interaction, 4, 2, 1989.

Name:	LAURIE P. DRINGUS, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1990, Nova Uni., Information Systems
Email:	laurie@alpha.nova.edu
Phone:	+01-305-475-7563
Institution:	Nova Southeastern University
Unit:	Computer and Information Sciences
Interests:	User interface design strategies interaction styles group decision support systems computer-mediated communication computer-supported cooperative work multimedia user interfaces
Publications:

Name:	MAREK J. DRUZDZEL, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1992, Carnegie Mellon University
Email:	marek@lis.pitt.edu
Phone:	+01-412-624-9432
Institution:	University of Pittsburgh
Unit:	School of Library and Information Science
Interests:	Human cognition under uncertainty Probabilistic and decision-theoretic reasoning Decision support systems Human interfaces to decision support systems
Publications:	Marek J. Druzdzel and Herbert A. Simon (1993), "Causality in Bayesian belief networks." In Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence (UAI-93), pages 3-11, Washington, DC, July 9-11. Marek J. Druzdzel and Max Henrion (1993), "Efficient reasoning in qualitative probabilistic networks." In Proceedings of the 11th National Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI-93), pages 548-553, Washington, DC, July 11-15. Max Henrion and Marek J. Druzdzel (1991), "Qualitative propagation and scenario-based approaches to explanation of probabilistic reasoning." In Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence 6, P.P. Bonissone, M. Henrion, L.N. Kanal, and J.F. Lemmer (eds), Machine Intelligence and Pattern Recognition 12, pages 17-32, Elsevier, North Holland: Amsterdam.

Name:	STEVE EASTERBROOK, Lecturer
Degree:
Email:	Easterbrook@cogs.susx.ac.uk
Phone:	+44 (0)273 678484
Institution:	University of Sussex
Unit:	School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences
Interests:
Publications:

Name:	E. A. EDMONDS, Professor
Degree:	BSc, MSc, PhD
Email:	E.A.Edmonds@lut.ac.uk
Phone:	+44 509 222690
Institution:	Loughborough University of Technology
Unit:	Department of Computer Studies
Interests:	Human-computer interaction Knowledge-based systems Support for conceptual design, creativity
Publications:	Edmonds, E.A. (ed.), The Separable User Interface. Academic Press, London, 1992. Edmonds, E.A., McDaid, E., O'Brien, S.M. & Bailey, T. "Constructing end user knowledge manipulation systems". Int.J.Man-Machine Studies, 38, 1, pp 51-70, 1993 Candy, L., O'Brien, S.M. & Edmonds, E.A. "End user manipulation of a knowledge based system; A study of an experts practice". Int.J.Man-Machine Studies, 38, 1, pp 129-145, 1993.

Name:	ROGER W. EHRICH, Professor (CS Department)
Degree:	Ph.D., 1969, Northwestern University, Electrical Engineering
Email:	ehrich@cs.vt.edu
Phone:	+01-703-231-5420
Institution:	Virginia Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ.
Unit:	Computer Science & Applications
Interests:	Machine vision Data compression Instrumenting interactive systems for evaluation
Publications:

Name:	STEVEN FEINER, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1987, Brown University, Computer Science
Email:	feiner@cs.columbia.edu
Phone:	+01-212-939-7083
Institution:	Columbia University
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	Computer graphics and user interfaces Knowledge-based graphics Virtual worlds Visualization Animation Multimedia explanation Hypermedia
Publications:	Feiner, S., MacIntyre, B., and Seligmann, D. Knowledge-Based Augmented Reality. Communications of the ACM, 36(7), July 1993. Beshers, C. and Feiner, S. AutoVisual: Rule-Based Design of Virtual Worlds for Interactive Multivariate Visualization. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 13(4), July 1993. Kurlander, D., and Feiner, S. A History-Based Macro by Example System. Proc. UIST '92, Monterey, CA, November 15-18, 1992, 99-106.

Name:	DEB FELS, Visiting Assistant Professor (1/2 time from Sept. 93)
Degree:	Ph.D., Univ. of Toronto, 1994 (ant. - Industrial Engineering); M.Ap.Sc., U. of Toronto, 1987 (Clinical Engineering); B.Sc. (Eng.), University of Guelph, 1984 (Biol. Eng.)
Email:	dfels@snowhite.cis.uoguelph.ca
Phone:
Institution:	University of Guelph
Unit:	Dept. of Computing & Information Science
Interests:	multimodal access to computers for users with special needs
Publications:	Fels, D.I., G.F. Shein, M.H. Chignell & M. Milner Feedback control: Whose job is it anyway, submitted for publication 1993. Fels, D.I., G.F. Shein, M.H. Chignell & M. Nilner A taxonomy of device-independent information to provide multi-modal computer feedback, Conference of the International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication, Philadelphia PA, 1992. Fels, D.I., J. McDougall, D. Sanani, F. Shein, B. Kynsh & M. Milner Preliminary developments in device-independent access to computer-based systems for people with disabilities, Conference of the Canadian Medical and Biological Engineering Society, Banff AL, 1991.

Name:	STEPHEN FICKAS, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D. 1982, U.C. Irvine
Email:	fickas@cs.uoregon.edu
Phone:	+01-503-346-3964
Institution:	University of Oregon
Unit:	Computer and Information Science Dept.
Interests:	Software engineering Formal specification of HCI HCI interface design methods Modeling responsibility Interface design for multi-agent systems
Publications:	Fickas, S., Helm, R., "Automating the design of composite systems." IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 6/92 Feather, M.S., Fickas, S.F., Helm, B.R., "When things go wrong: predicting failure in multi-agent systems." Niagara Workshop on Intelligent Information Systems, Niagara, 1991 Feather, M.S., Fickas, S.F., Helm, B.R., "Composite system design: the good news and the bad news." Proceedings of Fourth Annual KBSE Conference, Syracuse, 1991

Name:	GERHARD FISCHER, Professor
Degree:
Email:	gerhard@boulder.colorado.edu
Phone:	+01-303-492-1502
Institution:	University of Colorado at Boulder
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:
Publications:

Name:	JIM FOLEY, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., University of Michigan
Email:	foley@cc.gatedh.edu
Phone:	+01-404-853-0671
Institution:	Georgia Institute of Technology
Unit:	College of Computing
Interests:	Computer Graphics User Interface Management Systems
Publications:	Foley, J. D., van Dam, A., Feiner, S. K. & Hughes, J. F. (1990) Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice (2nd Edition). Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.

Name:	PETER FOLTZ, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1993, Univ. of Colorado, Cognitive Psychology
Email:	foltz@crl.nmsu.edu
Phone:	+1-505-646-1980
Institution:	New Mexico State University
Unit:	Psychology - Engineering / Cognitive
Interests:	Information retrieval and filtering Hypertext Cognitive modeling Text comprehension
Publications:	Foltz, P.W. (in press). Comprehension, coherence, and strategies in hypertext and linear text. In J. Levonen, J.F. Rouet, A. Dillon, & R. Spiro (Eds.), Hypertext and Cognition. Hillsdale, NJ: L. Erlbaum. Foltz, P.W., * Dumais, S.T. (1992). Personalized information delivery: An analysis of filtering methods. Communications of the ACM, 35(12), 51-60. Foltz, P.W. (1991). Human memory retrieval and computer information retrieval. Proceedings of the 13th Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society, 703-707.

Name:	RICHARD FURUTA, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1986, University of Washington, Computer Science
Email:	furuta@cs.tamu.edu
Phone:	+01-409-845-3839
Institution:	Texas A&M University
Unit:	Computer Science
Interests:	Hypertext/Hypermedia systems Collaborative systems Digital Libraries 3D-gesture-based user interfaces Structured documents and electronic publishing
Publications:	Richard Furuta, Jeffrey Scofield, and Alan Shaw. "Document Formatting Systems: Survey, Concepts, and Issues." Computing Surveys Vol. 14, No. 3, (September), pp. 417-472, 1982. P. David Stotts and Richard Furuta. "Petri-Net-Based Hypertext: Document Structure with Browsing Semantics." ACM Transactions on Information Systems, Vol. 7, No. 1, (January), pp. 3-29, 1989. S. Augustine Su and Richard Furuta. "The Virtual Panel Architecture: A 3D Gesture Framework." VRAIS 1993, Virtual Reality Annual International Symposium, September 18-22 1993, Seattle, WA, pp. 387-393.

Name:	BRIAN GAINES, Professor and Killam Chair
Degree:	Ph.D, Psychology, Cambridge, MA Mathematics
Email:	saul@cpsc.ucalgary.ca
Phone:	+01-220-5901
Institution:	University of Calgary
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	Knowledge Support Systems
Publications:

Name:	JEAN GASEN, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1978, Educational Psychology, U of Wisconsin-Madison; Post-Bacc. Certificate in Information Systems, 1985, VCU
Email:	jgasen@cabell.vcu.edu
Phone:	(804) 367-7128
Institution:	Virginia Commonwealth University
Unit:	Information Systems Research Institute
Interests:	curriculum and education issues in hci multimedia cognitive aspects of programming computer supported cooperative work
Publications:	Redmond, R.T. and Gasen, J.B. "Measuring change in the programming process." International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 1989, 30, 697-711. Redmond, R.T. and Gasen, J.B. "PAST: Exploring the programming process." Behavioral Research Methods, Computers, and Instrumentation., 1988, 20(5), 503-507. Gasen, J.B. and Morecroft, J.F. "Hemispheric lateralization and programming ability." Journal of Educational Computing Research, 1990, 6(1), 17-27.

Name:	DOUGLAS GILLAN, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1978, Univ. of Texas-Austin, Experimental Psychology
Email:	gillan@crl.nmsu.edu
Phone:	+1-505-646-1408
Institution:	New Mexico State University
Unit:	Psychology - Engineering / Cognitive
Interests:	Visualization of Information Metaphors and learning Application of cognitive methods to HCI Research-design interface
Publications:	Gillan, D.J. Visual arithmetic, computational graphics, and the spatial metaphor. Human Factors, in press. Gillan, D.J., & Richman, E. (1994). Minimalism and the syntax of graphs. Human Factors, 36, 619 - 644. Gillan, D.J., & Lewis, R. (1994). A componential model of human interaction with graphs. I. Linear regression modeling. Human Factors, 36, 419 - 440.

Name:	DARIO A. GIUSE, Senior Systems Scientist
Degree:	Dr. Ing., MS
Email:	dzg@cs.cmu.edu
Phone:	+01-412-268-7671
Institution:	Carnegie Mellon University
Unit:	School of Computer Science
Interests:	user interface development environments constraint satisfaction interactive computer graphics knowledge representation tutoring systems for foreign language learning medical informatics interactive knowledge acquisition systems
Publications:	Giuse, Dario, "Efficient Knowledge Representation Systems." The Knowledge Engineering Review, Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 35-50, 1990. Giuse, Dario, "The Future of Human-Computer Interaction in Medical Applications." Journal of Medical Education Technologies, Vol. 3, No. 3, Winter 1993. Myers, Brad A., Giuse, Dario A., Dannenberg, Roger B., Vander Zanden, Brad, Kosbie, David S., Pervin, Edward, Mickish, Andrew, and Marchal, Philippe, "Garnet: Comprehensive Support for Graphical, Highly-Interactive User Interfaces." IEEE Computer, Vol. 23, No. 11, pp. 71-85, 1990. Also appeared in Japanese in Nikkei Electronics, Vol. 3-18, No. 522, pp. 187-203.

Name:	EPHRAIM P. GLINERT, Associate Professor
Degree:	PhD, Computer Science (U. Washington)
Email:	glinert@cs.rpi.edu
Phone:	(518) 276 2657
Institution:	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Unit:	Dept. of Computer Science
Interests:	Multimodal Human-Computer Interfaces Assistive Technology for People with Disabilities Visual Programming Environments Interactive Learning
Publications:	"Sonic Enhancement of 2D Graphics Displays" (with Meera M. Blattner and Albert L. Papp III). In Proc. 1992 Int. Conf. on Auditory Display (ICAD'92), Addison Wesley/Santa Fe Institute Series. "Programming the Multimodal Interface'' (with Meera M. Blattner). In Proc. MULTIMEDIA'93, Anaheim, August 1-6, pg. 189-197. "UnWindows: Bringing Multimedia Computing to Users with Disabilities" (with Richard L. Kline, Gary R. Ormsby and G. Bowden Wise). In Proc.~1994 IISF/ACMJ Int. Symposium on Computers as Our Better Partners, Tokyo, March 7-9, pg. 4-42.

Name:	PETER GORNY, Professor
Degree:	Diplom-Ingenieur, Doctor-Ingenieur
Email:	Peter.Gorny@informatik.uni-oldenburg.de
Phone:	+49-441-798-2901
Institution:	Carl v. Ossietzky Universitaet Oldenburg
Unit:	Informatics Department
Interests:	Software-Ergonomics Computer Graphics Educational Software Informatics as a school subject
Publications:	P. Gorny, A. Viereck: Eine Vorgehensweise zur Entwicklung interaktiver Programme. In: Faehnrich (Hrsg): State of the Art vol. 5: Software-Ergonomie. Muenchen, Wien: Oldenbourg, 1987. a) P. Gorny: Software Engineering = Human Factors Engineering ? b) A. Viereck, E. Schlungbaum, P. Gorny: Structured Design of User-Interfaces... Both in: Bullinger, H.-J.(ed.): Human Aspects in Computing... Proc. of the 4th Int'l Conf. on Human-Computer Interaction, Stuttgart 1991. Elsevier Amsterdam 1991. Vol 1. pp 551; pp 577. P. Gorny: Slow and Principled Prototyping of Usage Surfaces: a Method For User Interface Engineering. In: Zuellighoven et al (Eds.): Proc. RE'93 - Requirements Engineering -- Prototyping. Bonn April 1993. W. Coy, P. Gorny, I. Kopp, C. Skarpelis (Eds.): Menschengerechte Software als Wettbewerbsfaktor. Forschungsansaetze und Anwender- ergebnisse aus dem Programm "Arbeit und Technik". Stuttgart 1993: B.G. Teubner.

Name:	WAYNE D. GRAY, Associate Professor
Degree:	PhD
Email:	gray@gmu.edu
Phone:	+01-703-993-1344
Institution:	George Mason University
Unit:	Psychology Department
Interests:	computational cognitive modeling (ACT-R) cognitive task analysis techniques (GOMS, TAG, and so on) display-based cognition usability evaluation methods the nature, discovery, and recovery of human error human-computer interaction applying schema theory and long-term working memory theory to modeling Submarine Approach Officers' situation assessment skills telecommunications
Publications:	Gray, W. D. (1995). VCR-as-paradigm: A study and taxonomy of errors in an interactive task. In Proceedings of Interact'95 Lillehammer, Norway. Gray, W. D., John, B. E., Stuart, R., Lawrence, D., & Atwood, M. E. (1995). GOMS Meets the Phone Company: Analytic Modeling Applied to Real-World Problems. In R. M. Baecker, J. Grudin, W. A. S. Buxton, & S. Greenberg (Eds.), Readings in human-computer interaction: Toward the year 2000 (pp. 29-34). San Francisco: Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, Inc. Gray, W. D., John, B. E., & Atwood, M. E. (1993). Project Ernestine: Validating a GOMS analysis for predicting and explaining real-world performance. Human-Computer Interaction, 8(3), 237-309.

Name:	SAUL GREENBERG, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D, 1989, U of Calgary (Human Computer Interaction)
Email:	saul@cpsc.ucalgary.ca
Phone:	+01-220-6087
Institution:	University of Calgary
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	Computer supported cooperative work Information visualization and management personalizable and adaptive interfaces
Publications:	Greenberg, S. (1993) "The Computer User as Toolsmith", Cambridge University Press. Greenberg, S. ed. (1992) "Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Groupware", Academic Press.

Name:	JONATHAN GRUDIN, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1981, UC-San Diego, Cognitive Psychology
Email:	grudin@ics.uci.edu
Phone:	+1-714-856-8674
Institution:	University of California, Irvine
Unit:	Information and Computer Science Department
Interests:	Computer-supported cooperative work History and practice of interactive software development Empirical methods
Publications:	Grudin, J. (1994) "Groupware and social dynamics: Eight challenges for developers." Communications of the ACM, 37, 1, 92-105. Grudin, J. (1994) "CSCW: Its history and participation." IEEE Computer, in press. Communications of the ACM, 36, 4, 110-119. Poltrock, S.E. and Grudin, J. (1994) "Organizational obstacles to interface design and development: Two participant observer studies." ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction, 1, 1, in press.

Name:	CHARLES G. HALCOMB, Professor and Coordinator Engineering Psychology (Human Factors) Program
Degree:	Ph.D., 1964; BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
Email:	halcom@wsupsy.psy.twsu.edu
Phone:	(316) 689 3886
Institution:	Wichita State University
Unit:	Department of Psychology
Interests:	HCI Attention Sustained Attention Vigilance Application of Computers in Education Interface Design
Publications:	Chaparro, Barbara S. and Halcomb, C.G. The Effects of Computerized Tutorial Usage on Course Performance in General Psychology, (1990) Journal of Computer-Based Instruction 17(4), 141-146. Stokes, Michael T. & Halcomb, C.G. (1988) Delaying user responses to computer-mediated test items enhances test performance, Journal of Computer-Based Instruction, 15(3) Halcomb, et al. A computer based instructional management system for general psychology.

Name:	JUDY HAMMOND, Senior Lecturer
Degree:	M.Sc.Soc.(NSW)
Email:	judy@socs.uts.edu.au
Phone:	61 2 330 1822
Institution:	University of Technology, Sydney
Unit:	Computer Science
Interests:	Usability in Information Systems development Computer Mediated Communication Usability evaluation and testing Multimedia user interfaces Usability Standards
Publications:	Hammond, J. & McManus, B. (1991) Integrating Usability Evaluation with Software Design, in Bullinger, H-J (ed) Human Aspects in Computing, Proceedings of HCI International Conference, Stuttgart, Elsevier Scientific Publishers McManus, B. and Hammond, J. (1991) How to make usability work in the real world, Proceedings of OZCHI91 Australian conference on HCI, Sydney, 1991

Name:	NICK HAMMOND,
Degree:
Email:	nvh1@york.ac.uk
Phone:
Institution:	University of York
Unit:	Department of Psychology
Interests:
Publications:

Name:	H. REX HARTSON, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1975, Ohio State University, Computer and Information Science
Email:	hartson@cs.vt.edu
Phone:	+01-703-231-4857
Institution:	Virginia Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ.
Unit:	Computer Science & Applications
Interests:	Task-based user interface design representation Formative evaluation techniques User interface development process Connections of HCI with software engineering Software tools for supporting all user interface development activities
Publications:	D. Hix and H. R. Hartson, Developing User Interfaces: Ensuring Usability Through Product & Process, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (1993). H. R. Hartson and P. D. Gray. Temporal Aspects of Tasks in the User Action Notation. Human-Computer Interaction (1992). H. R. Hartson and E. Smith. Rapid Prototyping in Human-Computer Interface Development. Interacting with Computers (1991).

Name:	SCOTT HENNINGER, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., University of Colorado, 1993
Email:	scotth@cse.unl.edu
Phone:	+01-402-472-8394
Institution:	University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Unit:	Computer Science and Engineering Department
Interests:	software engineering psychology of software design user interface design design tools information retrieval computer-supported cooperative work
Publications:	Fischer, G., Henninger, S., and Redmiles, D. (1991). Intertwining Query Construction and Relevance Evaluation. Human Factors in Computing Systems, CHI'91 Conference Proceedings (New Orleans, LA), pp. 55-62. Henninger, S. (1991). Retrieving Software Objects in an Example-Based Programming Environment. SIGIR '91 Conference Proceedings (Chicago, IL), pp. 251-260. Henninger, S (1990). Defining the Roles of Humans and Computers in Cooperative Problem Solving Systems for Information Retrieval. Proceedings of the AAAI Spring Symposium Workshop on Knowledge-Based Human Computer Communication (Palo Alto, CA), pp. 46-50.

Name:	TOM HEWETT, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1974, U. of Illinois, Psycholinguistics
Email:	hewett@duvm.ocs.drexel.edu
Phone:	+01-215-590-8616
Institution:	Drexel University
Unit:	Psychology/Sociology/Anthropology Department
Interests:	HCI Education Iterative Evaluation Evaluation and Design Instructional Computing
Publications:	Hewett, T. T. (1993, Sep.). Gem collection, common sense, and true value. Plenary address given at the Vienna Conference on Human Computer Interaction, VCHCI ?93, Vienna, Austria. Hewett, T. T., Baecker, R., Card, S., Carey, T., Gasen, J., Mantei, M., Perlman, G., Strong, G., and Verplank, W. (1992). ACM SIGCHI Curricula for Human-Computer Interaction. New York: The Association for Computing Machinery. (ACM Order Number: 608920) Hewett, T. T. (1991). The importance of failure analysis for human-computer interface design. Interacting with Computers, 3, 3-8.

Name:	DAVID HILL, Professor
Degree:	P.Eng, Assoc. Professional Engineers, M.Sc, Loughborough
Email:	hill@cpsc.ucalgary.ca
Phone:	+01-220-6315
Institution:	University of Calgary
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	Speech Synthesis Automated computer animation of speaking actors Interfaces for people with special needs
Publications:

Name:	JOHN HILLER, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1966, UNSW, Control
Email:	johnh@cse.unsw.edu.au
Phone:	+61-2-385-5518
Institution:	University of New South Wales
Unit:	School of Computer Science and Engineering
Interests:	Visualisation Theory Image Processing for Surgical Planning Decision Theory as Applied to Strategic Planning Data Base Management Systems
Publications:	Hiller, J., Nicholls, J., & McEwin, R. (1991). Application of graphics to surgery and other invasive therapy. Proceedings of the Australian Computer Human Interaction Conference. Sydney, NSW.

Name:	C.J. HINDE, Dr
Degree:	BSc, PhD
Email:	C.J.Hinde@lut.ac.uk
Phone:	+44 509 222685
Institution:	Loughborough University of Technology
Unit:	Department of Computer Studies
Interests:	Human-computer interfaces co-operative computers psychology and human factors user modelling
Publications:	Hinde, C.J., West, A.A. and Williams, D.J., "The Use of Object Orientation for the Design and Implementation of Manufacturing Process Control Systems", Proceedings of International Conference on Object-oriented Manufacturing Systems, University of Calgary, USA, 1992, pp 133-138, ISBN 0889531641. Hinde, C.J. and Norman, M., "Set-theoretic Equation Solver Based on a Truth-maintenance Architecture", Knowledge-Based Systems, 5(4), December 1992, pp 289-294, ISSN 09507051.

Name:	STEPHEN HIRTLE, Chair & Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., U. MI psychology
Email:	sch@lis.pitt.edu
Phone:	+01-412-624-9434
Institution:	University of Pittsburgh
Unit:	School of Library and Information Science
Interests:	Cognitive science mathematical models mental representations spatial memory problem solving research design geographic information systems
Publications:

Name:	DEBORAH HIX, Research Scientist
Degree:	Ph.D., 1985 Virginia Tech, Computer Science and Applications
Email:	hix@cs.vt.edu
Phone:	+01-703-231-6199
Institution:	Virginia Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ.
Unit:	Computer Science & Applications
Interests:	User interface development process Evaluation methods for user interfaces New interaction techniques
Publications:	D. Hix and H. R. Hartson, Developing User Interfaces: Ensuring Usability Through Product & Process, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (1993). S. Ashlund and D. Hix. IDEAL: A Tool for Usability Engineering. In Proceedings of CHI'92 Conference (May 1992). D. Hix and R. S. Schulman. Human-Computer Interface Development Tools: A Methodology for Their Evaluation. Communications of the ACM (1991).

Name:	HANS-JUERGEN HOFFMANN, (full) University Professor
Degree:	Dr.-Ing., 1963, EE; Dipl.-Ing., 1959, EE
Email:	hoffmann@pu.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de
Phone:	+49+6151+163410
Institution:	University at Darmstadt (Technische Hochschule Darmstadt)
Unit:	Computer Science (Informatik), FG PU
Interests:	programming languages compilers interactive programming systems UIDS and UIMS visual programming icon construction multi-media object-oriented programming software engineering methodology
Publications:	I. Dilli, H.-J. Hoffmann, D. Koschorek, G. Vogt, "Experience with an object-oriented design approach for a programming environment under a blackboard architecture", Advances in Human Systems and Information Technology, G. E. Lasker, T.Koizumi, and J. Pohl, eds., The Intl. Institute for Advanced Studies in Systems Research & Cybernetics, 1992, 268 - 276. H.-J. Hoffmann, "Smalltalk, Stand & Perspektiven aus der Sicht eines Software-Ingenieurs", State of the Art, issue 9, Oldenbourg-Verlag, 1991, 15 - 51. H.-J. Hoffmann, How to improve overall system quality by a sensible design of man-machine interaction -- views of a software engineer", Proc. ESREL'93, European Safety and Reliability Conference, P. Kafka and J. Wolf, eds., VDI-Verlag, 1993, 939 - 947.

Name:	PATRIK O'BRIEN HOLT, Senior Lecturer
Degree:	PhD Psychology, University of Nottingham
Email:	ph@cee.hw.ac.uk
Phone:	+44 31 451 3414
Institution:	Heriot-Watt University
Unit:	Dept of Computing and Electrical Engineering
Interests:	computer support for writing multimedia information systems knowledge elicitation hypertext and hypermedia
Publications:

Name:	STEVE HOWARD, Director, Centre for Systems Methodologies
Degree:	M.Sc (Ergonomics) Univ London
Email:	steve@saturn.cs.swin.oz.au
Phone:	+03 819 8566
Institution:	Swinburne University of Technology
Unit:	Computer Science
Interests:	User interface design process Modelling user interface design Empirical Methods User Interface Development Software Engineering
Publications:	Howard,S. and Leung,Y. 1991, Interacting with Graphical User Interfaces States, Processes and Resources. Pub in Proceedings of OZCHI'91, Sydney, Australia. Howard,S. Lindgaard,G. and Kaplan,I. 1992. HCI in Australia. Pub in Proc of CHI'92. Monterey, USA. Howard, S. 1993, What do user interface designers say they need to know about HCI? Published in the Proceedings of OzCHI'93. Canberra, Australia, 1993

Name:	SCOTT HUDSON, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., University of Colorado
Email:	hudson@cc.gatedh.edu
Phone:	+01-404-894-9222
Institution:	Georgia Institute of Technology
Unit:	College of Computing
Interests:
Publications:

Name:	RENATO IANNELLA, Senior Research Fellow
Degree:	BAppSc, 1986, University of South Australia
Email:	ren@bond.edu.au
Phone:	+61-75-95-3381
Institution:	Bond University
Unit:	School of Information Technology (IT)
Interests:	Graphical User Interface Design and Usability Evaluation Resource Discovery Multimedia Messaging Systems Distributed User Interface Architectures Object-Oriented Systems
Publications:	Iannella, R (1992) "Designing `Safe' User Interfaces", Australian Computer Journal, August 1992 Pages 92-97 Iannella, R (1992) "Directory System Interfaces", OZCHI92 Annual Australian CHISIG Conference, Gold Coast, Australia, 26-27 Nov 1992 Rees, M J, Smith, G P, Iannella, R, Lee, A & Woo, T K (1993), "Spinning a Yarn: User Interfaces for Synchronous Remote Electronic Meetings", OZCHI93, University of Canberra, 25-26 November 1993, pp 42-58.

Name:	STEVEN M. JACOBS, Instructor
Degree:	M.S., 1976, UCLA, Computer Science
Email:	smjacobs@ccgate.dp.beckman.com
Phone:	+01-310-214-2393
Institution:	University of Southern California
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	User Interface Design Software Engineering User Interface Process Formal specification HCI Tools and techniques Real-time, complex systems HCI
Publications:	Jacobs, S. (1992) "Lessons Learned Integrating Ada with X- Windows", Proceedings of the TRW Conference on the Future of Ada". Jacobs, S., et al. (1990) "Real-Time Decision Making CHI", Proceedings of CHI '90. Jacobs, S. (1989) "X-Windows User System Interface", TRW Quest Magazine.

Name:	BONNIE E. JOHN, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D. in Psychology (1988); M.S. in Mech. Eng. (1978); B.Eng. (1977)
Email:	bonnie.john@cs.cmu.edu
Phone:	+01-412-268-7182
Institution:	Carnegie Mellon University
Unit:	School of Computer Science
Interests:	cognitive models of users
Publications:	Peck, Virginia A. and John, Bonnie E., "Browser-Soar: A Computational Model of a Highly Interactive Task." In Proceedings of CHI '92, pp. 165-172, May 3-7, 1992. John, Bonnie E. and Vera, Alonso H., "A GOMS Analysis of a Graphic, Machine-Paced, Highly Interactive Task." In Proceedings of CHI '92, pp. 251-258, May 3-7, 1992. Gray, Wayne D., John, Bonnie E., and Atwood, Michael E., "The Precis of Project Ernestine or an Overview of a Validation of GOMS." In Proceedings of CHI '92, pp. 307-312, May 3-7, 1992.

Name:	HILARY JOHNSON, Lecturer in HCI
Degree:	BSc Psychology & Statistics, PhD (1983) Cognitive Psychology
Email:	hilaryj@dcs.qmw.ac.uk
Phone:	+44(0)71-975-5238
Institution:	Queen Mary and Westfield College, Univ. of London
Unit:	Computer Science Dept.
Interests:	Task analysis and modelling Requirements Evaluation Explanation Facilities Intelligent interfaces Multimedia user interfaces
Publications:	Johnson, H. & Johnson, P. (1989) Integrating task analysis into system design: Surveying designers' needs. Ergonomics, Vol 32, no 11, pp1451-1467. Johnson, H & Johnson, P. (1993) Explanation facilities and interactive systems. In Gray, W., Hefley, W,. & Murray, D. Proceedings of the 1993 International Workshop on Intelligent User Interfaces. New York, ACM, pp 159-166. VIII, Cambridge University Press, pp267-276. Johnson, H. (1994) The relationship between user models in HCI and AI. IEE Computers and Digital Techniques, volume 141, no. 2, p99-104.

Name:	PETER JOHNSON, Professor in HCI
Degree:	Ph.D., 1982, Cognitive Psychology, Warwick University
Email:	pete@dcs.qmw.ac.uk
Phone:	+44(0)71-975-5224
Institution:	Queen Mary and Westfield College, Univ. of London
Unit:	Computer Science Dept.
Interests:	Developing methods and tools to support the design and evaluation of user interfaces investigating principles for user interface design investigations in advanced forms of interaction (eg multimedia interaction)
Publications:	Johnson, P., Johnson, H., Waddington, R. & Shouls A. (1988) Task-Related Knowledge Structures: Analysis, modelling and application. In Jones D., & Winder R. (eds.) People and Computers IV (HCI 88) Cambridge University Press. p 35-62. Johnson, P. (1992) Human Computer Interaction: psychology, task analysis and software engineering. McGraw-Hill, Maidenhead. Johnson, P. Wilson, S. Markopoulos, P. (1993). The ADEPT Toolset. In proceedings of Interchi93, ACM press, Amsterdam, April 1993.

Name:	PETER E. JONES, Lecturer
Degree:	B.Sc. and M.Sc.
Email:	peterj@swanee.ee.uwa.oz.au
Phone:	(+61 9) 380-3100
Institution:	University of Western Australia
Unit:	Electrical & Electronic Engineering
Interests:	Dialogue design Adaptive Dialogues Software Engineering
Publications:	Engineering the Human-Computer Interface (McGraw-Hill, ed A.Downton) - 1991. P.E. Jones & D.S. Riches (1989) "Deferred design and rapid prototyping in an adaptive interface", Ergonomics Conference, Brighton, UK. P.E.Jones & D.S. Riches (1989) "Rapid Prototyping based on the deferred design methodology for adaptive user interfaces", 3rd International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Boston, USA.

Name:	ZDRAVKO KACIC, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., University of Maribor, Electrical Engineering
Email:	kacic@uni-mb.si
Phone:	+3862 25-461
Institution:	University of Maribor
Unit:	Electrical and Computer Engineering
Interests:	Digital Signal Processing Speech Processing and Recognition Neural Networks Multimedia
Publications:	Z. Kacic, B. Horvat Using Isofrequency Neural Column for Harmonic Sound Scene Decomposition, Proceed. Eurospeech 93, 21-23 September 1993, Berlin, pp.697 - 700. Z. Kacic, B. Horvat Using Cochlear Information for Speech Feature Analysis and Interpretation, in Visual Representations af Speech Signals, ed. M. Cooke, S. Beet and M. Crawford, John Wiley & Sons, Chichester, 1993, pp. 273 - 278.

Name:	VICTOR KAPTELININ, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1984 Moscow State University, Psychology
Email:	VKAPTELI@WEBER.UCSD.EDU
Phone:	(095) 157-69-53
Institution:	Moscow State University
Unit:	Department of Psychology
Interests:	Mental models Skill automatization Contextualized analysis of computer use
Publications:	V. Kaptelinin. "Psychological problems of the user interface design." Psikhologicheski Joornal, 1992, #5 (in Russian) V. Kaptelinin. "Can mental models be considered harmful?" CHI 92, Short Talks and Posters. Monterey, CA, 1992. V. Kaptelinin. "Human computer interaction in context: the activity theory perspective" Proceedings of the East West Conference on Human Computer Interaction. St. Petersburg, Russia, 1992.

Name:	ARTHUR I. KARSHMER, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., Univ. of Massachusetts @ Amherst, Computer Science
Email:	karshmer@cs.nmsu.edu
Phone:	+1-505-646-3723
Institution:	New Mexico State University
Unit:	Psychology - Engineering / Cognitive
Interests:	User interfaces for the visually impaired
Publications:	Karshmer, A.I., "Designing Interfaces for People with Disabilities," invited lectures, The Faculty of Informatics (Informatika Fakultatea) of the University of the Basque Country (Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea) Summer School on "Design of Human-Computer Interfaces for Disabled People", August 1-5, 1994 Donostia-San Sebastian (Spain). Also to appear in a book on the topic. Karshmer, A.I. & Brawner, P., "Evaluation of Non-Sighted Performance in A Hierarchical Knowledge Structure,." to appear in the Proceedings of The Workshop on Computers and The Handicapped Karshmer, A.I., & Oliver, R.L., "Special Computer Interfaces for the Visually Handicapped: FOB The Manufacturer," Human-Computer Interaction, Bass, L.J. et al.(Eds), Springer-Verlag, 1993. Karshmer, A.I., Hartley, R.T. & Paap, K., "Using Sound and Sound Spaces to Adapt Graphical Interfaces for Use by the Visually Handicapped," The Proceedings of The 3rd. International Conference on Computing and the Handicapped Person (ICCHP), July 1992, Vienna, Austria.

Name:	RUDOLF K. KELLER, Adjunct Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1989 University of Zurich, Computer Science; M.Sc., 1983 ETH Zurich, Mathematics
Email:	keller@crim.ca
Phone:	+01-514-398-1234
Institution:	McGill University
Unit:	School of Computer Science
Interests:	user interface engineering business modelling and reengineering object-oriented software development software process modeling software visualization hypermedia systems
Publications:	Rudolf K. Keller, Marianne Ozkan, and Xijin Shen. Towards comprehensive support for the dynamic analysis of Petri net based models. In Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Application and Theory of Petri Nets, Zaragoza, Spain, June 1994. to appear. Rudolf K. Keller, Mary Cameron, Richard N. Taylor, and Dennis B. Troup. User interface development and software environments: The Chiron-1 system. In Proceedings of the Thirteenth International Conference on Software Engineering, pages 208-218, Austin, TX, May 1991. Walter R. Bischofberger and Rudolf K. Keller: Enhancing the software life cycle by prototyping. Structured Programming, 10(1):47-59, January-March 1989.

Name:	ELIZABETH KEMP, Senior Lecturer
Degree:	MBS
Email:	E.Kemp@massey.ac.nz
Phone:	+64-6-350-4179
Institution:	Massey University
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	expert systems' interface usability
Publications:	Kemp, E.A. (1992): 'Cognitive Ergonomics and the External Task', in Ergonomics : Design for Usability, Proceedings of the fourth NZ Conference on Ergonomics, Massey University, March, 129-151. Kemp, E.A. (1992): 'Communicating with a Knowledge-based System', in Proceedings of the ECAI-92 Workshop W15 "Improving the Use of Knowledge-based Systems with Explanations", ed. P.Brezillon, Report 92/21, Institut Blaise Pascal, Universite Paris, France, 23-32. Kemp, E.A. (1993): 'FOCUS: A User-centered Approach to Expert Systems Development'. In N.K. Kasparov (Ed), The First New Zealand International Two-stream Conference in Artificial Neural Networks and Expert Systems, Los Alamos, Cal., IEEE Comp Soc Press, 188-191.

Name:	DAVID KIERAS, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 19??, University of Michigan
Email:	kieras@caen.engin.umich.edu
Phone:	+1 313-764-1427
Institution:	University of Michigan
Unit:	Computer and Information Systems Department
Interests:	Cognitive Models of HCI tasks
Publications:

Name:	ALISTAIR KILGOUR, Professor
Degree:	PhD Computer Science, University of Glasgow
Email:	ack@cee.hw.ac.uk
Phone:	+44 31 451 3438
Institution:	Heriot-Watt University
Unit:	Dept of Computing and Electrical Engineering
Interests:	configurable systems CSCW (Computer-Supported Cooperative Work) computer-based learning
Publications:

Name:	JOHN KING, Professor
Degree:
Email:	king@ics.uci.edu
Phone:	+1-714-856-6388
Institution:	University of California, Irvine
Unit:	Information and Computer Science Department
Interests:
Publications:

Name:	ROB KLING, Professor
Degree:
Email:	kling@ics.uci.edu
Phone:	+1-714-856-5955
Institution:	University of California, Irvine
Unit:	Information and Computer Science Department
Interests:	computerization and changing work theoretical aspects of coordination re. information systems in manufacturing use and social value of wide area computer networks, such as NREN
Publications:	Computerization and Controversy: Value Conflicts and Social Choices. (with Charles Dunlop). Academic Press (1991). Controversies About Computerization and the Character of White Collar Worklife. (with C. Dunlop) The Information Society. 9(1) (Jan-Feb, 1993):1-29. Organizational Analysis in Computer Science. The Information Society. 9(2) (Mar-May, 1993):71-87

Name:	JOSEPH A. KONSTAN, Assistant Professor
Degree:	PhD, 1993, UC-Berkeley, Computer Science
Email:	konstan@cs.umn.edu
Phone:	+1 612 625-1831
Institution:	University of Minnesota
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	UI Toolkits and Frameworks Constraint Programming in UI Systems Multimedia Interfaces and Systems Information Navigation
Publications:

Name:	ROBERT KORFHAGE, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., U. MI, math
Email:	korfhage@lis.pitt.edu
Phone:	+01-412-624-9420
Institution:	University of Pittsburgh
Unit:	School of Library and Information Science
Interests:	Information storage and retrieval natural languages artificial intelligence data structures storage requirements database machines hypergraphs information networks CAI
Publications:

Name:	JAMES. A. LARSON, Adjunct Professor
Degree:	PhD, 1976, Washington State University, Computer Science
Email:	jlarson@ashland.intel.com
Phone:	503-696-2979
Institution:	Portland State University
Unit:	Computer Science Department
Interests:	conceptual models voice user interfaces user interfaces for databases
Publications:	(max 3) Interactive Software, Tools for Building Interactive User Interfaces, Yourdon Press, 1992

Name:	ADRIENNE Y. LEE, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1993, Univ. of Colorado, Cognitive Psychology
Email:	alee@crl.nmsu.edu
Phone:	+1-505-646-6223
Institution:	New Mexico State University
Unit:	Psychology - Engineering / Cognitive
Interests:	User modeling Educational technology: Intelligent tutoring systems, Multimedia Training and transfer of training Empirical studies of programmers
Publications:	Lee, A.Y., Foltz, P.W., & Polson, P.G. (1994). Memory for task-action mappings: Mnemonics, regularity, and consistency. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 40, 771-794. Lee, A.Y. & Pennington, N. (1994). The effects of paradigm on cognitive activities in design. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 40, 577-601 Lee, A.Y. & Pennington, N. (1993). Learning computer programming: A route to general reasoning skills? In C.R. Cook, J.C. Scholtz, & J.C. Spohrer (Eds.), Empirical Studies of Programmers. Norwood, NJ: Ablex.

Name:	ANDREW LEE, Adjunct Research Fellow
Degree:	BInfTech (hons) 1992, Bond University, Information Technology
Email:	andrew_lee@macmail.bu.oz.au
Phone:	+61-75-953380
Institution:	Bond University
Unit:	School of Information Technology (IT)
Interests:	Computer-supported Cooperative Work User Interface Design and Implementation
Publications:	Lee, A. (1993) "Anonymous Collaboration: An Alternative Technique for Working Together", Bond University. Lee, A. (1993) "VIE: A Semi-Anonymous Interaction Environment', Working Paper 1993-3-079/B, School of Information Technology, Bond University, August 1993. Rees, M J, Smith, G P, Iannella, R, Lee, A & Woo, T K (1993), "Spinning a Yarn: User Interfaces for Synchronous Remote Electronic Meetings", OZCHI93, University of Canberra, 25-26 November 1993, pp 42-58.

Name:	JOHN LEGGETT, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1982, Texas A&M, Computing Science
Email:	leggett@cs.tamu.edu
Phone:	+01-409-845-0298
Institution:	Texas A&M University
Unit:	Computer Science
Interests:	Hypertext/Hypermedia systems Collaborative systems Agency Multimedia networking Digital Libraries
Publications:	Leggett, J., Schnase, J., "Viewing Dexter with Open Eyes", Communications of the ACM, Vol. 37, No. 2, (February), pp. 76-86, 1994. Jacob, R.J.K., Leggett, J.J., Myers, B.A., Pausch, R., "Interaction Styles and Input/Output Devices", Behavior and Information Technology, Vol. 12, No. 2, (March), pp. 69-79, 1993. Olson, J. S., Card, S. K., Landauer, T. K., Olson, G. M., Malone, T., Leggett, J., "Computer Supported Cooperative Work: Research Issues for the 90s", Behavior and Information Technology, Vol. 12, No. 2, (March), pp. 115-129, 1993.

Name:	LAURA MARIE LEVENTHAL, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D. in Computer Science, University of Michigan (Ann Arbor)
Email:	leventhal@cs.bgsu.edu
Phone:	+01-419-372-2765
Institution:	Bowling Green State University
Unit:	Computer Science Dept.
Interests:	Information retrieval from hypertext and multimedia Psychology of software testing Design of user interfaces Psychology of programming Cultural and gender issues in software design Empirical methods
Publications:	Instone, K., Teasley, B. M., & Leventhal, L. M. (1993) Empirically-based Re-Design of a Hypertext Encyclopedia. InterChi '93 (Amsterdam). Leventhal, L.M., Teasley, B.M., Instone, K., Rohlman, D.S. & Farhat, J. (1993) Sleuthing in HyperHolmes: An Evaluation of Using Hypertext vs.a Book to Answer Questions. Behaviour and Information Technology, 12:3, 149-164. Leventhal, L.M., J.W. McKeeby & B.T. Mynatt. (1991) Screen Keyboards: An Empirical Study of the Effects of Shape and Character Layout. In Bullinger, H.-J., Human Aspects of Computing: Design and Use of Interactive Systems and Work with Terminals. Vol 1. Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction. Stuttgart, R.R. Germany. New York: Elsevier. 108-112.

Name:	MARC LEVOY, Assistant Professor,
Degree:	Ph.D (1989); M.S. (1978); B.Architecture (1976)
Email:	levoy@cs.stanford.edu
Phone:	415/725-4089
Institution:	Stanford University
Unit:	Computer Science Department
Interests:	Computer graphics scientific visualization interactive techniques analysis and rendering of multidimensional sampled data (i.e. volume rendering) digitization of 3D objects using novel scanner technologies design of languages and user interfaces for data visualization realistic image synthesis computer animation high-performance graphics architectures parallel algorithms as they apply to graphics exotic user interface technologies such as eye tracking, head tracking and head-mounted displays
Publications:	Levoy, M., Display of Surfaces from Volume Data, IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, Vol. 8, No. 3, May, 1988, pp. 29-37. Levoy, M. and Whitaker, R., Gaze-Directed Volume Rendering, Computer Graphics (Proc. 1990 Symposium on Interactive 3D Graphics), Vol. 24, No. 2, March, 1990, pp. 217-223. Levoy, M., Volume Rendering Using the Fourier Projection-Slice Theorem, Proc. Graphics Interface '92, Canadian Information Processing Society, May, 1992, pp. 61-69.

Name:	CLAYTON LEWIS, Professor
Degree:
Email:	clayton@cs.colorado.edu
Phone:	+01-303-492-6657
Institution:	University of Colorado at Boulder
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:
Publications:

Name:	MIKE LEWIS, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1986, Georgia Tech, engineering psych
Email:	ml@icarus.lis.pitt.edu
Phone:	+01-412-624-9426
Institution:	University of Pittsburgh
Unit:	School of Library and Information Science
Interests:	Visual inference/visualization Ecological cognitive modeling Human reliability process control virtual reality
Publications:	Lewis, M. & Spoor, R. (1993). Thinking with a mouse, 15th Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society. Lewis, M. & Weise, C. (1993). Situation theoretic methods for display design, Proceedings of the Topical Meeting on Nuclear Plant Instrumentation, Control, and Man-Machine Interface Technologies, Oak Ridge, TN, April 18-21. Lewis, M. & Toth J. (1992). Situated cognition in diagrammatic reasoning, Working Notes AAAI Spring Symposium, Stanford, CA, 47-52.

Name:	M. ANDREW LIFE, Lecturer
Degree:	PhD Ergonomics (HCI), Univ. of London, 1991; MSc Ergonomics, Univ. of London, 1982; BA Experimental Psychology, Univ. of Oxford, 1981
Email:	a.life@ucl.ac.uk
Phone:	+44 (0)71 387 7050 extn 5318
Institution:	University College London
Unit:	Ergonomics Unit
Interests:	Simulation in UI design Methods supporting HCI in system development Speech I/O User requirements specification HCI curriculum design
Publications:	Life, M.A., Long, J.B. and Lee, B.P. (1994) Providing human factors knowledge to non-specialists: A structured method for the evaluation of future speech interfaces. Accepted for publication in Ergonomics (in press) Life, M.A. (1991) A conceptualization of simulation for user interface development. In Simulation and the User Interface, M.A. Life, C. Narborough-Hall and W.I. Hamilton (Eds). London: Taylor & Francis. pp.31-42. Whitefield, A.D., Wight, J., Life, A. & Colbert, M. (1991) Assessing the programming language PML as a task analysis method and product. In People and Computers VI, Proceedings of HCI '91: Usability Now, Edinburgh, Scotland, 20-23 August 1991, D. Diaper & N. Hammond (Eds). Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.

Name:	JOHN B. LONG, Director of Studies
Degree:	PhD (Cognitive Psychology) Cambridge University 1974; BSc Psychology, Hull University 1970; BA Modern Languages, Cambridge University 1959
Email:	j.long@ucl.ac.uk
Phone:	+44 (0)71 380 7557
Institution:	University College London
Unit:	Ergonomics Unit
Interests:	Theory in HCI HCI methods for system development Planning and Control
Publications:	Long, J.B. (1991) HCI Theory on Trial: Engineering Design Principles as HCI Discipline Knowledge. In Proceedings of CHI'91, New Orleans. Reading, Mass: Addison-Wesley. 401. Long, J.B. (1991) A Conceptualisation of Aviation Psychology on the Civil Flight Deck. In Human Resource Management in Aviation, E. Farmer (Ed). Avebury Technical. 177-189. Lim, K.Y., Long, J.B. and Silcock, N. (1992) Integrating human factors with structured analysis and design methods: From conception to an extended Jackson System Development Method. Ergonomics, Vol. 35, 1135-1162.

Name:	JONAS LOWGREN, Assisting Professor
Degree:	PhD, 1991, Linkoping, UIMS
Email:	jlo@ida.liu.se
Phone:	+46 13 281482
Institution:	Linkoping University (Sweden)
Unit:	Dept. of Computer Science
Interests:	Design process and theory User-centered systems development Design tools and techniques Knowledge-based systems and UIMS
Publications:	Lowgren, J. and Lauren, U. (1993) Supporting the use of guidelines and style guides in professional user-interface design. Interacting with Computers 5(4):385-396. Lowgren, J. (1993) Using domain knowledge to support graphical editing. Proc. 5th Int Conf Human-Computer Interaction (HCI International '93), pp. 421-426. Lowgren, J. and Nordqvist, T. (1992) Knowledge-based evaluation as design support for graphical user interfaces. In Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI'92 Proceedings), Monterey, pp. 181-188.

Name:	PAUL LYONS, Senior Lecturer
Degree:	M.Sc.
Email:	P.Lyons@massey.ac.nz
Phone:	+64-6-350-4182
Institution:	Massey University
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	visual programming languages interface design notations visual design of logic circuits
Publications:	"HyperPascal: A Visual Language to Model Idea Space"; Paul Lyons, Craig Simmons, and Mark Apperley, Proceedings of the 13th New Zealand Computer Society Conference, August 1993, 492-508 "Synthesis of Digital ICs from Data Flow Diagrams"; Murray Pearson, Paul Lyons, and Mark Apperley, Proceedings of the First Asian Pacific Conference on Hardware Description Languages, Standards and Applications; December 1993, 84-88 "Active Templates: Manipulating Pointers with Pictures"; P.J. Lyons, M.D. Apperley, A.G. Bishop, OZCHI '94 Proceedings, November 1994, pps 93-98.

Name:	SCOTT MACKENZIE, Assistant Professor
Degree:
Email:	mac@snowhite.cis.uoguelph.ca
Phone:	519.824.4120 x8268
Institution:	University of Guelph
Unit:	Dept. of Computing & Information Science
Interests:	HCI performance models pen-based computing
Publications:	MacKenzie, I.S. & C. Ware Lag as a determinant of human performance in interactive systems, Proceedings INTERCHI'93. MacKenzie, I.S. Fitts' law as a research and design tool in human-computer interaction, Human-Computer Interaction, 7, pp. 91-131, 1992. MacKenzie, I.S., A. Sellen & W. Buxton A comparison of input devises in elemental pointing and dragging tasks, Proceedings CHI'91.

Name:	DIRK MAHLING, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., U. MA, computer science
Email:	mahling@lis.pitt.edu
Phone:	+01-412-624-5144
Institution:	University of Pittsburgh
Unit:	School of Library and Information Science
Interests:	CSCW Computer Supported Cooperative Learning Goal-based Workflow visual languages
Publications:	Mahling, Dirk (1993). Cognitive Aspects of Visual Languages and Visual interfaces. Series: Human Factors in Information Technology, Elsevier Publishers, Amsterdam. Mahling, Dirk (1993). Acquisition and support of goal-based tasks, Knowledge Acquisition Journal. Mahling, Dirk (1992). Visual Interaction between End Users and Goal Based Systems, International Journal of Visual Computing and Languages.

Name:	THOMAS MALONE, Professor of Information Technologies
Degree:	Ph.D., Stanford
Email:	malone@mit.edu
Phone:	+1-617-253-6843
Institution:	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Unit:	Sloan School of Management
Interests:
Publications:	Malone, T. W., Grant, K. R., Turbak, F. A., Brobst, S. A., & Cohen, M. D. Intelligent information sharing systems, Communications of the ACM, 1987, 30, 390-402. Malone, T. W., & Crowston, K. What is coordination theory and how can it help design cooperative work tools? Proceedings of the Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, Los Angeles, CA, October, 1990. (Reprinted in D. Marca & G. Bock (Eds.) Groupware: Software for Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, Los Alamitos, CA: IEEE Computer Society Press, 1992.) Malone, T. W., Lai, K. Y., & Fry, C. Experiments with Oval: A radically tailorable tool for cooperative work. Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW '92), Toronto, Ontario, Canada, November 1992.

Name:	MARILYN MANTEI, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1982, USC
Email:	mantei@dgp.toronto.edu
Phone:	+1-416-978-5512
Institution:	University of Toronto
Unit:	joint appointment Faculty of Library & Information Science
Interests:	computer meeting environments interface design methods software project management cognitive modeling
Publications:	I. Lu & M. Mantei, (1993) "Managing Design Ideas with a Shared Drawing Tool," Interacting with Computers, 5:1, 79-114. M. Mantei,(1992) "CSCW - WCSC" Computer-Supported Cooperative Work - What Changes for the Science of Computing," Proceedings of Graphics Interface '92, Vancouver BC, May 11-15, 1992. M. Mantei, G. Louie, & A. Sellen, (1993) "Making Contact in a Multimedia Environment," to appear in Behaviour and Information Technology, Taylor and Francis Ltd.

Name:	MICHAEL MATTHEWS, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1968 Nottingham University, Psychology (visual science)
Email:	chair@psyadm.css.uoguelph.ca
Phone:	+01-519-824-4120
Institution:	University of Guelph
Unit:	Dept. of Computing & Information Science
Interests:	Human factors in system design and HCI
Publications:	Matthews, M. L., Graham M. and Stager, P. Visual performance issues in the development of a large screen display for an air traffic control environment. NCGA Annual Conference, 1992. Matthews, M. L. and McFadden, S. Managing a complex task in a high workload environment. Proceedings of the Human Factors Society of Canada, Hamilton, Ontario, 1992, 179-186. Hollands, J.G., Carey, T.T., Matthews, M. L. and McCann, CA. Presenting a graphical network: a comparison of performance using fisheye and scrolling views. In Salvendy G. and Smith M. J. (eds) Designing and using human computer interfaces and knowledge based systems. Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1989, 313-320.

Name:	ROY A. MAXION, Systems Scientist
Degree:	PhD in Cognitive Science; MS in Computer Science; BS in Mathematics
Email:	roy.maxion@cs.cmu.edu
Phone:	+01-412-268-7556
Institution:	Carnegie Mellon University
Unit:	School of Computer Science
Interests:	fault-tolerant/dependable user interfaces interfaces for wearable computers human error mitigation of operator induced unavailability graphic display of quantitative data
Publications:	Maxion, Roy A., "Toward Fault-Tolerant User Interfaces." In Proceedings of the Fifth IFAC International Conference on Achieving Safe Real-Time Computing Systems, Sarlat, France, October 1986.

Name:	JAMES E. MCDONALD, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1981, New Mexico State Univ., Psychology
Email:	jem@crl.nmsu.edu
Phone:	+1-505-646-4715
Institution:	New Mexico State University
Unit:	Psychology - Engineering / Cognitive
Interests:	Information retrieval and hypertext Interface design methods and prototyping Knowledge elicitation and representation
Publications:	Sugg, M.J., & McDonald, J.E. (1994). The time course of inhibition in color-response and word-response versions of the Stroop task. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 3, 647-675. McDonald, J.E., Plate, T.E., & Schvaneveldt, R.W. (1990). Using Pathfinder to extract semantic information from text. In R. Schvaneveldt (Ed.), Pathfinder Associative Networks: Studies in Knowledge Organization. NJ: Ablex (pp. 149-164). McDonald, J.E., Dayton, T., & McDonald, D.R. (1988). Adapting menu layout to tasks. International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 28, 417-435.

Name:	KATHLEEN MCKEOWN, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1982, Univ. of Pennsylvania, Computer Science
Email:	kathy@cs.columbia.edu
Phone:	+01-212-939-7118
Institution:	Columbia University
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	Natural language processing Language generation Multimedia explanation Statistical techniques for natural language
Publications:	Feiner, S. and McKeown, K.R., Automating the Generation of Coordinated Multimedia Explanations. IEEE Computer 24(10):33-41, October, 1991. McKeown, K.R., Text Generation: Using Discourse Strategies and Focus Constraints to Generate Natural Language Text. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, England, 1985. Smadja, F. and McKeown, K.R., Using Collocations for Language Generation. Computational Intelligence 7(4), December, 1991.

Name:	ROBERT S. MCLEAN, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D.
Email:	r_mclean@oise.on.ca
Phone:	(416) 923-6641 ext. 2254
Institution:	University of Toronto
Unit:	Dept. of Measurement, Evaluation, & Computer Applications
Interests:	HCI aspects of computer facilities for education
Publications:

Name:	CHARLES MEADOW, Professor
Degree:	M.S., Rutgers, Mathematics
Email:	meadow@flis.utoronto.ca
Phone:	416-978-4665
Institution:	University of Toronto
Unit:	Faculty of Library and Information Science
Interests:	Human-computer communication Development of computer intermediaries for database searching
Publications:

Name:	DOUGLAS METZLER, Associate Professor
Degree:
Email:	metzler@lis.pitt.edu
Phone:	+01-412-624-9414
Institution:	University of Pittsburgh
Unit:	School of Library and Information Science
Interests:	Artificial intelligence cognitive science knowledge representation natural language processing expert systems cognitive modeling intelligent tutoring systems research methods & statistics
Publications:

Name:	GARY MEYER, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D. 1986, Cornell
Email:	gary@cs.uoregon.edu
Phone:	+01-503-346-3974
Institution:	University of Oregon
Unit:	Computer and Information Science Dept.
Interests:	Computer graphics color synthesis and reproduction based on human color vision
Publications:	Gondek, J. S., G. W. Meyer, and J. G. Newman. "Wavelength Dependent Reflectance Functions." to appear in SIGGRAPH'94 conference proceedings. Haase, C. S., and G. W. Meyer. "Modeling pigmented materials for realistic image synthesis." ACM Transactions on Graphics 11: 305-335, 1992. Barbour, C. G., and G.W. Meyer. "Visual cues and pictorial limitations in photorealistic images." The Visual Computer 9: 151-165, 1992. Meyer, G.W. and A. Liu. "Color spatial acuity control of a screen subdivision image synthesis algorithm." Proceedings SPIE 1666: 387-399,1992.

Name:	JOHN MITTERER, Associate Professor, Dept. of Psychology, Brock University Cross-appointed Dept. of Computer Science and Information Processing, Brock University Adjunct professor, University of Guelph
Degree:	Ph.D. (Cognitive Psychology), McMaster University, 1981; B.A. (Honours Psychology), University of Calgary, 1974
Email:	mitterer@spartan.ac.brocku.ca
Phone:	(416) 688-5550 x3459
Institution:	University of Guelph
Unit:	Dept. of Computing & Information Science
Interests:	Psychological and educational potential of hypertext, hypermedia and multimedia
Publications:	O'Neill, K. & Mitterer, J. (In press) Refining metaphors for interacting with computers. Interacting with Computers: The Interdisciplinary Journal of Human-Computer Interaction. Carey, T.T., R.B. Nonnecke, J. Mitterer and D. Lungu, Prospects for Active Help in OnLine Documentation, ACM Sigdoc Conference, October 1992, Ottawa. Mitterer, J. & O'Neill, K. (1992) The end of "information": Computers, Democracy and the University. Interchange, 23(1-2), 123-139.

Name:	ANDREW MONK,
Degree:
Email:	AM1@york.ac.uk
Phone:	+44 904 433148
Institution:	University of York
Unit:	Department of Psychology
Interests:
Publications:

Name:	J. MORGAN MORRIS, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D. 1989, Georgia Tech, Information and Computer Science
Email:	matjmm@gsusgi1.gsu.edu
Phone:	+1-404-651-2253
Institution:	Georgia State University
Unit:	Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Interests:	Hypermedia Individual differences, esp. novice-expert and aging Usability Engineering
Publications:	Morris, J. M. (1994), "User Interface Design for Older Adults", Interacting With Computers (in press). Morris, J. M. (1993), "The Evaluation of Educational Animations: Taxonomy and Recommendations," Computer Science Education, 3:3, 233-249. Morris, J.M., Owen, G. S., and Fraser, M.D. (1994), "Practical Issues in Multimedia User Interface Design for Computer Based Instruction," in Multimedia Computing - Preparing for the 21st Century (S. Reisman, ed.), Idea Group Publishing, 225-284.

Name:	PAUL MUNRO, Assistant Professor
Degree:
Email:	munro@lis.pitt.edu
Phone:	+01-412-624-9427
Institution:	University of Pittsburgh
Unit:	School of Library and Information Science
Interests:	Connectionist systems neural information processing image processing modeling and simulation cognitive science models of learning
Publications:

Name:	BRAD A. MYERS, Senior Research Computer Scientist
Degree:	BS in EE&CS, MS in EE&CS, PhD in CS
Email:	bam@cs.cmu.edu
Phone:	+01-412-268-5150
Institution:	Carnegie Mellon University
Unit:	School of Computer Science
Interests:	User interface development systems user interfaces programming by example visual programming interaction techniques window management programming environments
Publications:	Myers, B.A. et al., "Garnet: Comprehensive Support for Graphical, Highly-Interactive User Interfaces." IEEE Computer, Vol. 23, No. 11, November, 1990, pp. 71-85. Myers, Brad A., Languages for Developing User Interfaces. Jones and Bartlett, Boston, MA, 1992. Myers, B.A., Creating User Interfaces by Demonstration. Academic Press, Boston, MA, 19988.

Name:	ROSALEE NERHEIM-WOLFE, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1987, Computer Science, Indiana University
Email:	wolfe@siggraph.org
Phone:	+01-312-362-6248
Institution:	DePaul University
Unit:	Computer Science and Information Systems
Interests:	Color Quantizing Visualization
Publications:	Chan, S. and Nerheim-Wolfe, R. (1994) "An Empirical Assessment of Selected Color-Quantizing Algorithms", To Appear: Proceedings of the IS&T/SPIE Symposium on Electronic Imaging Science & Technology. Nerheim-Wolfe, R. and Morlan, J. (1993) "Photographic Rendering of Environmental Graphics in Context: A collaboration between Art and Computer Science made simple", Computer Graphics, 27, 1, 10-12. Nerheim-Wolfe, R., Krueger, W. and Jost, S. (1991) "VIEW: The Vision Implementer's Extensible Workbench", ISA Spring Symposium, III:169-174.

Name:	JAN NEWMARCH, Senior Lecturer
Degree:	Ph.D.
Email:
Phone:	+61 6 2012422
Institution:	University of Canberra
Unit:	Faculty of Information Sciences and Engineering
Interests:	UIMS multimedia HCI
Publications:	several books, list not available at present

Name:	KENT L. NORMAN, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1973 University of Iowa, Experimental Psychology
Email:	kent_norman@umail.umd.edu
Phone:	+01-301-405-5924
Institution:	University of Maryland
Unit:	Department of Psychology
Interests:	Menu selection Spatial visualization ability Metaphors Design of the electronic classroom
Publications:	Norman, K. L. (1991). The psychology of menu selection: Designing cognitive control at the human/computer interface. Norwood, NJ: Ablex. Norman, K. L. (1991). Models of the Mind and Machine: Information Flow and Control between Humans and Computers. In M. C. Yovits (Ed.), Advances in Computers: Vol. 32. (pp. 201-248). New York: Academic Press, Inc Norman, K. L. (1990). The Electronic Teaching Theater: Interactive Hypermedia and Mental Models in the Classroom. Current Psychology: Research and Reviews, 9(2) , 141-161.

Name:	BILL OGDEN, Project Manager/Graduate Faculty
Degree:	Ph.D., 1981 New Mexico State Univ., Engineering Psychology
Email:	ogden@crl.nmsu.edu
Phone:	+1-505-646-6222
Institution:	New Mexico State University
Unit:	Psychology - Engineering / Cognitive
Interests:	Natural Language Processing HCI Design Rapid Prototyping/Empirical Evaluation
Publications:	Ogden, W. C. (1988). Using natural language interfaces. In Helander, M. (Ed.), Handbook of Human Computer Interaction, Amsterdam: North Holland. Ogden, W. C., & Sorknes, A. (1987). What do users say to their natural language interface?. In H.J. Bullinger & B. Schackel (Eds.), Human-Computer interaction - Interact '87, IFIP, Amsterdam: Elsevier Science Publishers B. V. (North-Holland), pp. 561-566. Ogden, W. C., & Kaplan, C. (1986). The use of AND and OR in a natural language computer interface. Proceedings of the Human Factors Society 30th Annual Meeting, The Human Factors Society, Santa Monica, CA, pp. 829-833.

Name:	DAN OLSEN, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D. 1981 University of Pennsylvania, Computer and Information Science
Email:	olsen@cs.byu.edu
Phone:	+01-801-378-2225
Institution:	Brigham Young University
Unit:	Computer Science Department
Interests:	user interface software architectures interfaces by demonstration integration of user interfaces and programming languages.
Publications:	"Workspaces: an Architecture for editing collections of objects" with T. McNeill and D. Mitchell, Human Factors in Computing Systems (April 1992) "Creating Interactive Techniques by Symbolically Solving Geometric Constraints" with K. Allen, UIST '90 "Help by Guided Tasks - Utilizing UIMS Knowledge" with Robin Tuck, SIGCHI 90 Conference Proceedings (1990)

Name:	GARY M. OLSON, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1970, Stanford University
Email:	gmo@csmil.umich.edu
Phone:	+01-313-747-4948
Institution:	University of Michigan
Unit:	Computer and Information Systems Department
Interests:	Computer Supported Cooperative Work Software engineering methods
Publications:

Name:	JUDITH S. OLSON, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1969, UM, Cognitive Psychology
Email:	jso@csmil.umich.edu
Phone:	+01-313-747-4606
Institution:	University of Michigan
Unit:	Computer and Information Systems Department
Interests:	Cognitive models of HCI tasks Computer Supported Cooperative Work
Publications:

Name:	G. SCOTT OWEN, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1970, University of Washington, Physical Chemistry
Email:	matgso@gsusgi1.gsu.edu
Phone:	+1-404-651-2253
Institution:	Georgia State University
Unit:	Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Interests:	Visualization Hypermedia Computer Graphics Education
Publications:	Owen, G. S. (1994), "Teaching Image Synthesis as a Physical Science," Computers & Graphics (in press). Owen, G.S., Morris, J.M., and Fraser, M.D. (1993), "The Development of a Hypermedia Training System for a Water Treatment Plant," Computers & Graphics, 17:3, 243-249. Morris, J.M., Owen, G. S., and Fraser, M.D. (1994), "Practical Issues in Multimedia User Interface Design for Computer Based Instruction," in Multimedia Computing - Preparing for the 21st Century (S. Reisman, ed.), Idea Group Publishing, 225-284.

Name:	KEN PAAP, Professor and Department Head
Degree:	Ph.D., 1975, Univ. of Wisconsin, Experimental Psychology
Email:	kenp@crl.nmsu.edu
Phone:	+1-505-646-2502
Institution:	New Mexico State University
Unit:	Psychology - Engineering / Cognitive
Interests:	Cognitive factors in the design of menu systems Hypertext Models of word recognition
Publications:	Paap, K.R., & Johansen, L.S. (1994). The case of the vanishing frequency effect: A retest of the verification model. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 20. Paap, K.R., & Noel, R.W. (1991) Dual-route models of print to sound: Still a good horse race. Psychological Research, 53, 13-24. Paap, K.R., Newsome, S.L., McDonald, J.E., & Schvaneveldt, R.W. (1982). An activation-verification model for letter and word recognition: the word superiority effect. Psychological Review, 89, 573-594.

Name:	RANDY PAUSCH, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., Computer Science, Carnegie-Mellon
Email:	pausch@virginia.edu
Phone:	(804) 982-2200
Institution:	University of Virginia
Unit:	Computer Science
Interests:
Publications:	Randy Pausch, George G. Robertson, Stuart K. Card, Jock D. Mackinlay, and Michael Moshell, Three Views of Virtual Reality, IEEE Computer, February, 1993, 26:2, pages 79-83. Randy Pausch, Matthew Conway, and Robert DeLine, Lessons Learned from SUIT, the Simple User Interface Toolkit, ACM Transactions on Office Information Systems October 1992, 10:4, pp. 320-344. Randy Pausch, M. Anne Shackelford, and Dennis Proffitt, A User Study Comparing Head- Mounted and Stationary Displays IEEE Symposium on Research Frontiers in Virtual Reality, October 25-26, 1993, San Jose, CA.

Name:	CHRIS PHILLIPS, Associate Professor
Degree:	PhD
Email:	C.Phillips@massey.ac.nz
Phone:	+64-6-350-5022
Institution:	Massey University
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	user interface design: tools and methodologies interface design notations object-oriented GUI design
Publications:	Phillips, C.H.E. and Apperley, M.D. (1991): 'Direct Manipulation Interaction Tasks: a Macintosh-based Analysis', Interacting with Computers, 3 (1), 9-26. Phillips C.H.E. (1993): The Development of an Executable Graphical Notation for Describing Direct Manipulation Interfaces, PhD thesis, Massey University, New Zealand.. Phillips, C.H.E. (1994): Serving Lean Cuisine+: Towards a Software Support Environment. Proc. OZCHI'94, CHISIG of Ergonomics Soc. of Australia, Downer, ACT, 41-46.

Name:	ED PINES, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1994, Pennsylvania State Univ., Industrial Engineering
Email:	epines@nmsu.edu
Phone:	+1-505-646-2730
Institution:	New Mexico State University
Unit:	Psychology - Engineering / Cognitive
Interests:	Manufacturing systems Human reliability
Publications:	Pines, E., & Goldberg, J.H. (1992). Task and reliability analysis of lathe operators. International Journal of Human Factors in Manufacturing, 2, 311-324..

Name:	INA PITSCHKE, Assistant, (Wiss. Mitarbeiterin)
Degree:	Dipl.-Ing. (Automation Technology)
Email:
Phone:	+49-441-798-3115
Institution:	Carl v. Ossietzky Universitaet Oldenburg
Unit:	Informatics Department
Interests:	Software-Ergonomics Software Engineering Interactive stereo graphics
Publications:	I. Pitschke and P. Gorny: StereoView - Ein System zur Interaktiven 3D-Geometrie-Rekonstruktion. In: ZPF - Zeitschrift fuer Photogrammetrie und Fernerkundung. 61(1993) no 5, pp 185-192.

Name:	JENNY PREECE, Senior Lecturer
Degree:	PhD
Email:	J.J.Preece@open.ac.uk
Phone:	+44 908 652697
Institution:	Open University
Unit:	Computing Department
Interests:	Hypermedia and multimedia design for distance education integration of media usability
Publications:	D. McKerlie, and Preece, J. J. The Hype and the Media: Issues concerned with designing hypermedia, Journal of Microcomputer Applications, 1992. Crellin, J. and Preece, J. J. Assessing the Usability of Different Evaluation Techniques in a Small Company, Journal of Information and Software Technology, 33,5, pp 366-382, 1991. Preece, J. J. and Keller, L. S. Teaching the practitioners: developing a distance learning postgraduate HCI course , Interacting with Computers, Vol 3, No 1, pp. 92-118, 1991

Name:	CLARK N. QUINN, Lecturer
Degree:	Ph.D., 1989, UC-San Diego, Cognitive Psychology
Email:	cnquinn@cse.unsw.edu.au
Phone:	+61-2-385-3985
Institution:	University of New South Wales
Unit:	School of Computer Science and Engineering
Interests:	Cognitive Engineering User-centered system design Interactive learning environments
Publications:	Quinn, C. N., Boesen, M., Kedzier, D., Kelmenson, D., & Moser, R. (1993a, June). Designing multimedia environments for thinking skill practice. Proceedings of the World Conference on Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia. Orlando,FL. Quinn, C. N. (1992b, November). Teaching user-centred system design: a recursive exercise. Proceedings of the Conference on the Impact of Computers on Design. Sydney, NSW. Quinn, C. N. (1992a, January). Explorability: Inferences at the interface. Proceedings of the Twenty-fifth Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences. Kauai, HI.

Name:	KARI-JOUKO RAIHA, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1982, University of Helsinki, Computer Science
Email:	kjr@cs.uta.fi
Phone:	+358-31-2156-952
Institution:	University of Tampere
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	HCI Education User Interface Evaluation New Interaction Techniques
Publications:	Helttula, E., Hyrskykari, A., Raiha, K.-J. (1989) "Graphical Specification of Algorithm Animations with ALADDIN." In: Proceedings of the 22nd HICSS, January 1989, 892-901. Helttula, E., Hyrskykari, A., Raiha, K.-J. (1991) "Principles of ALADDIN and Other Algorithm Animation Systems." In Visual Languages, Korfhage, Ichikawa & Jungert (eds.), Plenum, 1991. Kantola, M., Mannila, H., Raiha, K.-J., Siirtola, H. (1992) "Discovering Functional and Inclusion Dependencies in Relational Databases". International Journal of Intelligent Systems 7, 7, September 1992.

Name:	MICHAEL REES, Associate Professor
Degree:	PhD, Southampton, Incremental Compilation
Email:	Michael.Rees@bond.edu.au
Phone:	+61 75 953351
Institution:	Bond University
Unit:	School of Information Technology (IT)
Interests:	user interface design prototyping UIMS distributed user interface infrastructure electronic meeting groupware
Publications:	Rees, M J, Evolution and Evaluation of Graphical User Interfaces for Electronic Mail, Proceedings of OZCHI'91, pp 53-58, 1991. Rees, M J, Adding Intelligence to User Interfaces, Proceedings of ACS Queensland Branch Conference, pp 133-139, 1993. Rees, M J, Smith, G P, Iannella, R, Lee, A & Woo, T K, Spinning a Yarn: User Interfaces for Synchronous Remote Electronic Meetings, OZCHI93, University of Canberra, 25-26 November 1993, pp 42-58.

Name:	BYRON REEVES, Professor of Communication
Degree:	Ph.D., Michigan State University, 1976, Communication
Email:	Reeves@leland.stanford.edu
Phone:	415 725-3033
Institution:	Stanford University
Unit:	Computer Science Department
Interests:	Psychological processing of mediated communication
Publications:	Reeves, B., and E. Thorson (1986) Watching television: Experiments on the viewing process. Communication Research, 13, 343-361. Reeves, B., et al. (1989) Emotional television scenes and hemispheric specialization. Human Communication Research, 15, 493-508. Reeves, B., B. Detenber, and J Steuer (1992) New televisions: Effects on viewer responses. Stanford Univ.

Name:	PAUL RESNICK, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1992, MIT, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Email:	presnick@mit.edu
Phone:	+1-617-253-8694
Institution:	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Unit:	Sloan School of Management
Interests:	Information filtering Computer supported cooperative work Telephone Based Interfaces
Publications:	Resnick, P. and Virzi, R.A. Skip and Scan: Cleaning Up Telephone Interfaces. CHI '92: Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (1992, Monterey, CA: ACM), 419-426. Resnick, P. Phone-Based CSCW: Tools and Trials. ACM Transactions on Information Systems, 11, 4 (1993), pp. 401-424. Resnick, P. and Virzi, R.A. The Design Spaces of Audio Menus and Forms. MIT Sloan School Working Paper #3633-93, (November, 1993). Resnick, P., Iacovou, N., Suchak, M., Bergstrom, P. and Riedl, J. GroupLens: An Open Architecture for Collaborative Filtering of Netnews. MIT Sloan School WP #3666-94, Center for Coordination Science WP #165, (March, 1994). To appear in Proceedings of CSCW 94.

Name:	YVONNE ROGERS,
Degree:
Email:	yvonner@cogs.susx.ac.uk
Phone:	+44-0273-505755
Institution:	University of Sussex
Unit:	School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences
Interests:	Ethnographic Analysis Expert Systems, Explanation Computer-supported cooperative work Icons
Publications:

Name:	MARY BETH ROSSON, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1982, University of Texas, Experimental Psychology
Email:	rosson@cs.vt.edu
Phone:	+01-703-231-6470
Institution:	Virginia Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ.
Unit:	Computer Science & Applications
Interests:	Scenario-based design methods Object-oriented software engineering Psychology of programming and design Minimalist documentation and instruction Educational applications
Publications:	Rosson, M.B. & J.M. Carroll. Active programming strategies in reuse. In Proceedings of ECOOP'93, New York: Springer-Verlag, 1993 (pp. 4-20). Rosson, M.B. & J.M. Carroll. Extending the task-artifact framework: Scenario-based development of Smalltalk applications. In H.R. Hartson & D. Hix (Eds.) Advances in Human-Computer Interaction, Volume 4. Norwood, NJ, 1993 (pp. 31-57). Rosson, M.B. & J.M. Carroll. Integrating specification and implementation in software development. In J.M. Carroll (Ed.) Scenario-based design: Envisioning work and technology in system development. New York: John Wiley, in press.

Name:	DEAN RUBINE, Research Computer Scientist
Degree:	PhD in CS, MS & BS in EE&CS from MIT
Email:	dean.rubine@andrew.cmu.edu
Phone:	+01-412-268-3650
Institution:	Carnegie Mellon University
Unit:	School of Computer Science
Interests:	gesture-based systems
Publications:

Name:	ANGELA SASSE, Lecturer
Degree:	M.Sc., Occupational Psychology, Univ. of Sheffield '86
Email:	a.sasse@cs.ucl.ac.uk
Phone:	+44-71-380 7212
Institution:	University College London
Unit:	Ergonomics Unit
Interests:	mental models Multimedia (esp. 3-D displays) CSCW
Publications:	Sasse, M. A. (1992): Users' models of computer systems. In: Rogers, Y. et al. [Eds.]: Models in the Mind. London: Academic Press. M.A. Sasse, M.J. Handley & S.C. Chuang (1993): Support for Collaborative Authoring via Email: The MESSIE Environment. G. de Michaelis, C. Simone and K. Schmidt [Eds.]: Proc. Third European Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work - ECSCW93, pp. 249-264. Dordrecht: Kluwer. Sasse, M. A., Handley, M. J. & Ismail, N. I. (1994): Coping with Complexity and Interference: Design Issues in Multimedia Conferencing Systems. In: D. Rosenberg & C.S. Hutchison [Eds.]: Design Issues in CSCW. Berlin: Springer.

Name:	MIKE SCAIFE,
Degree:
Email:
Phone:
Institution:	University of Sussex
Unit:	School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences
Interests:
Publications:

Name:	JEAN SCHOLTZ, Assistant Professor
Degree:	PhD, 1989, University of Nebraska, Computer Science
Email:	jean@cs.pdx.edu
Phone:	503-725-4103
Institution:	Portland State University
Unit:	Computer Science Department
Interests:	multimedia user interfaces transfer between programming languages usability testing
Publications:	A Longitudinal Study of Transfer between Programming Languages by Experienced Programmers, HCI 93 (British HCI conference), People and Computers VIII, 397-410, Cambridge University Press. The Development of a Plan Based Tutor to Aid in Transfer between Programming Languages (with Adrienne Cleveland -- a MS student), International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, August 8-13, 1993, Orlando, FL., 519-524, Elsevier. Mental Representations of Novice and Expert Programmers: An Empirical Study (with Susan Wiedenbeck and Vikki Fix), INTERCHI '93, 74-70. (a longer description of this study appears in The International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 1993, 39, 5, 793-812).

Name:	ROGER SCHVANEVELDT, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1967, Univ. of Wisconsin, Experimental Psychology
Email:	schvan@crl.nmsu.edu
Phone:	+1-505-646-2502
Institution:	New Mexico State University
Unit:	Psychology - Engineering / Cognitive
Interests:	Context and Pattern Recognition Abstraction Processes Expert Knowledge Human-Computer Interaction Network Scaling Methods Semantic Memory
Publications:	Goldsmith, T. E., McMahon, D. C., & Schvaneveldt, R. W. (1991). Modeling air combat decisions with computational and structural representations. In G. Apostolakis (Ed.), Probabilistic safety assessment and management (pp. 473-478). New York: Elsevier. Schvaneveldt, R. W. (Editor) (1990). Pathfinder associative networks: Studies in knowledge organization. Norwood, NJ: Ablex. McDonald, J. E., & Schvaneveldt, R. W. (1988). The application of user knowledge to interface design. In R. Guindon (Ed.), Cognitive science and its applications for human-computer interaction (pp. 289-338). Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum.

Name:	NORMAN D. SCHWALM, Senior Lecturer
Degree:	Ph.D., 1980, North Carolina State University, Psychology (Ergonomics) / Industrial Engineering
Email:	rsps203@haifauvm.ac.il
Phone:	+972-4-249050
Institution:	University of Haifa
Unit:	Department of Psychology
Interests:	User interface design Human Factors in hypermedia/multimedia Software systems documentation Virtual systems
Publications:	Schwalm, N. D. & Samet, M.G. (1989) " Hypermedia: Are we in for "Feature Shock"?" Human Factors Society Bulletin, 32(6).

Name:	ANDREW SEARS, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1993, Computer Science, U. of Maryland-CP
Email:	sears@cs.depaul.edu
Phone:	+01-312-362-8063
Institution:	DePaul University
Unit:	Computer Science and Information Systems
Interests:	User Interface Design Metrics for UI Evaluation Semi-automated interface design
Publications:	Sears, A. (1993) "Layout Appropriateness: A metric for evaluating user interface widget layout", IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 19, 7, 707-719. Sears, A. and Shneiderman, B. (1994) "Split Menus: Effectively using selection frequency to organize menus", To appear in ACM Transactions on Computer Human Interaction. Sears, A. and Shneiderman B. (1991) "High precision touchscreens: Design strategies and comparisons with a mouse", International Journal of Man Machine Studies, 34, 593-613.

Name:	STEVEN A. SHAFER, Associate Professor
Degree:	PhD in Computer Science, CMU, 1983
Email:	sas@cs.cmu.edu
Phone:	+01-412-268-2527
Institution:	Carnegie Mellon University
Unit:	School of Computer Science
Interests:	robot interfaces GOI software multi-modal I/O
Publications:

Name:	MIKE SHARPLES,
Degree:
Email:	mike@cogs.sussex.ac.uk
Phone:
Institution:	University of Sussex
Unit:	School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences
Interests:
Publications:

Name:	MARY SHAW, Professor
Degree:	PhD, CS
Email:	mary.shaw@cs.cmu.edu
Phone:	+01-412-268-2589
Institution:	Carnegie Mellon University
Unit:	School of Computer Science
Interests:	architectures of HCI software
Publications:	Shaw, Mary, "An Input-Output Model for Interactive Systems" In Proceedings of CHI '86: Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, ACM SIGCHI, pp. 261-273, April 1986. Shaw, Mary, Borison, Ellen, Horowitz, Michael, Lane, Tom, Nichols, David, and Pausch, Randy, "Descartes: A Programming-Language Approach to Interactive Display Interfaces." In Proceedings of SIGPLAN '83: Symposium on Programming Language Issues in Software Systems, ACM SIGPLAN Notices, Vol. 18, No. 6, pp. 100-111, June 1983. Shaw, Mary, "Maybe Your Next Programming Language Shouldn't Be a Programming Language." In Scaling Up: A Research Agenda for Software Engineering, National Academy Press, pp. 75-82, 1989.

Name:	MILDRED SHAW, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D (1978) Brunel U.
Email:	mildred@cpsc.ucalgary.ca
Phone:	+01-220-5114
Institution:	University of Calgary
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	Knowledge Support Systems
Publications:

Name:	BEN SHNEIDERMAN, Professor
Degree:
Email:	ben@cs.umd.edu
Phone:	301-405-2680
Institution:	University of Maryland
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:
Publications:

Name:	MEL SLATER, Reader
Degree:	BSc Econ (Essex); MA; MSc
Email:	mel@dcs.qmw.ac.uk
Phone:	+44(0)71-975-5242
Institution:	Queen Mary and Westfield College, Univ. of London
Unit:	Computer Science Dept.
Interests:	Interactive computer graphics immersive virtual environments
Publications:	Slater, M. A. Steed and M. Usoh (1993) The Virtual Treadmill: A Naturalistic Metaphor for Navigation in Immersive Virtual Environments, Proceedings of the Eurographics Workshop on Virtual Reality, ed. by M. Goebel, Barcelona, September 1993. To be republished in a book by the Eurographics Association. Slater, M. and M. Usoh (1994) Representations Systems, Perceptual Position and Presence in Immersive Virtual Environments, Presence: Teleoperators and Virtual Environments, MIT Press 2(3). Slater, M., M. Usoh, A. Steed (1994) Depth of Presence in Virtual Environments, Presence: Teleoperators and Virtual Environments, MIT Press 2(4).

Name:	TREVOR SMEDLEY, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D. (Waterloo); M.Math; B.Math
Email:	smedley@tuns.ca
Phone:	(902) 420-7838
Institution:	Technical University of Nova Scotia
Unit:	School of Computer Science
Interests:	Visual programming user interfaces object oriented programming symbolic computation
Publications:

Name:	PHIL SMITH, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1979, University of Michigan, Cognitive Psychology and Industrial and Operations Engineering
Email:	PHIL+@osu.edu
Phone:	+1-614-292-4120
Institution:	Ohio State University
Unit:	Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering
Interests:	Cooperative Problem-Solving Intelligent Tutoring Systems Intelligent Information Retrieval Systems Cognitive Modeling Multimedia
Publications:	Fraser, J., Smith, P.J., and Smith, J. (1992) A Catalog of Errors. International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 37, 265-307. Smith, P.J., Smith, J., Svirbely, J., Krawczak, D., Fraser, J.,Rudmann, S., Miller, T. and Blazina, J. (1991) Coping with the complexities of multiple solution problems: A case study. International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 35, 429-453. Smith, P.J., Shute, S., Galdes, D. and Chignell, M. (1989) Knowledge-Based Search Tactics for an Intelligent Intermediary System. ACM Transactions on Information Systems, 7, 246-270.

Name:	KENNETH SOCHATS, Lecturer
Degree:
Email:	sochats@lis.pitt.edu
Phone:	+01-412-624-9416
Institution:	University of Pittsburgh
Unit:	School of Library and Information Science
Interests:	Information networks simulation data bases artificial intelligence Management Information Systems (MIS) systems analysis and design software engineering network design microcomputer applications graphics
Publications:

Name:	ELLIOT SOLOWAY, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1978, Univ. of Mass.
Email:	soloway@umich.edu
Phone:	313-936-1562
Institution:	University of Michigan
Unit:	Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Interests:	Interactive learning environments Multimedia systems Programming Software engineering
Publications:	Sack, W., Soloway, E., Weingrad, P. (1992) Re-writing Cartesian Student Models, Artificial Intelligence and Education Journal, Vol 3, No 4, 381-400 Blumenfeld, P., Soloway, E., Marx, R., Krajcik, J., Guzdial, M., Palincsar, A. (1991) Motivating Project-Based Learning: Sustaining the doing, supporting the learning, Educational Psychologist, Vol. 26, No. 3-4. Soloway, E. (1991) Log On Education, Quarterly Column, Communications of the ACM. --- Quick,Where Do the Computers Go? Feb, 1991 --- How the Nintendo Generation Learns, Sept, 1991 --- Buying Computers for Your School: Guide for the Perplexed I, Sept., 1992 --- Reading and Writing in the 21st Century, May, 1993

Name:	STEPHEN SOMMERVILLE, Lecturer in AI and HCI
Degree:	BA Philosophy (1970), M.Phil Philosophy (1974), PhD Logic (1979)
Email:	steves@dcs.qmw.ac.uk
Phone:	071-975-5229
Institution:	Queen Mary and Westfield College, Univ. of London
Unit:	Computer Science Dept.
Interests:	* Dialogue Modelling Natural Language Processing Discourse Analysis Hypertext Applications Text to Hypertext Conversion Computers and Writing (CAL systems)
Publications:	Steve Sommerville, Nor Aliah Moh'd Zahri, The Role of a Discourse Manager in a Natural Language Interface, 1994 Joint Conference of 8th ACLIC and 2nd Pacific Asia Conference on Formal & Computational Linguistics, Kyoto, Japan, August 10-11, 1994. Steve Sommerville, Radka Dvorak, Using a Hypertext Textbook: an evaluation of reader-centred link structures, in Proceedings of 10th Computers and Writing Conference, May 20-23, 1994, Missouri, Columbia MO. Steve Sommerville, Marios Pittas, Modelling hypertext document browser displays and predicting user behaviour: cognitive dimensions and ERMIA models, in Interdisciplinary Approaches to Systems Analysis and Design, Proceedings of 15th Interdisciplinary Workshop on "Informatics and Psychology", May 24 - 26, Schaerding, Austria, 1994.

Name:	MICHAEL B. SPRING, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D.,
Email:	spring@lis.pitt.edu
Phone:	+01-412-624-9429
Institution:	University of Pittsburgh
Unit:	School of Library and Information Science
Interests:	Interactive system design interface design document processing office automation information technology standards and standardization
Publications:

Name:	JOHN STASKO, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., Brown University
Email:	stasko@cc.gatedh.edu
Phone:	+01-404-853-9386
Institution:	Georgia Institute of Technology
Unit:	College of Computing
Interests:
Publications:

Name:	KENT STEVENS, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D. 1979, MIT
Email:	kent@cs.uoregon.edu
Phone:	+01-503-346-4430
Institution:	University of Oregon
Unit:	Computer and Information Science Dept.
Interests:	visual psychophysics of 3D depth perception, human stereopsis scientific visualization and volummetric displays
Publications:	Stevens, K.A. & Brookes, A. "A system for generation and modification of stereo disparity in images." Proceedings of the 1990 International Conference on Automation, Robotics and Computer Vision, Singapore, 1990. Stevens, K.A. "Constructing the perception of surfaces from multiple cues." Mind and Language 5(4), 253-266, 1991. Stevens, K.A., Lees, M. & Brookes, A. "Combining binocular and monocular curvature features." Perception 20(4), 425-440, 1991.

Name:	GARY W. STRONG, Associate Professor
Degree:	PhD
Email:	strong@duvm.ocs.drexel.edu
Phone:	+01-215-895-2482
Institution:	Drexel University
Unit:	College of Information Studies
Interests:	cognitive science vision user interfaces and navigation CHI theory
Publications:	Hewett, T.T.; Baecker, R.; Card, S.; Carey, T.; Gasen, J.; Mantei, M.; Perlman, G.; Strong, G. and Verplank, W. (1992) ACM SIGCHI Curricula for Human-Computer Interaction. New York: ACM. Strong. G.W. and Strong, K.E.O. (1991) Visual guidance for information navigation: A CHI design principle derived from cognitive neuroscience. Interacting with Computers 3(2):217-231. Strong, G.W. and Whitehead, B.A. (1989) A solution to the tag assignment problem for neural networks. With open peer commentary and authors' response. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 12(3):381-433. 1989, Elsevier Science Publishers B. V. Amsterdam, The Netherlands, pp. 428 - 435.

Name:	NOI SUKAVIRIYA, Research Scientist
Degree:	Ph.D., George Washington University
Email:	noi@cc.gatedh.edu
Phone:	+01-404-894-9105
Institution:	Georgia Institute of Technology
Unit:	College of Computing
Interests:
Publications:

Name:	RICHARD TAYLOR, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1980, University of Colorado, Computer Science
Email:	taylor@ics.uci.edu
Phone:	+1-714-856-6429
Institution:	University of California, Irvine
Unit:	Information and Computer Science Department
Interests:	user interface development and management systems software development environments software engineering
Publications:	Richard N. Taylor and Gregory F. Johnson. Separations of Concerns in the Chiron-1 User Interface Development and Management System. Proceedings of InterChi'93, Amsterdam, April 1993. 367-374. Patrick S. Young and Richard N. Taylor. Teamware: An extendible process programming system for technical and non-technical users. Arcadia Technical Report UCI-93-03. University of California, Irvine, March 1993.

Name:	BARBEE TEASLEY, Professor
Degree:	Ph. D. in Cognitive Psychology, Indiana Univ (Bloomington); M.S. in Computer Science, BGSU
Email:	teasley@cs.bgsu.edu
Phone:	+01-419-372-2339
Institution:	Bowling Green State University
Unit:	Computer Science Dept.
Interests:	Information retrieval from hypertext and multimedia Psychology of software testing Design of user interfaces Psychology of programming Diversity issues in user interface design Empirical methods
Publications:	Teasley, B.E., Leventhal, L.M., Blumenthal, B., Instone, K. & Stone, D. (1994) Cultural Diversity in User Interface Design: Are Intuitions Enough? SIGCHI Bulletin, 26(1),36-40. Teasley, B. E.(1994) The Effects of Naming Style and Expertise on Program Comprehension. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies. Mynatt, B.T., L.M. Leventhal, K. Instone, J. Farhat & D.S. Rohlman (1992) Hypertext or Book: Which is Better for Answering Questions?. Proceedings of CHI'92. Human Factors in Computer Systems. Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Reading, MA. 19-25.

Name:	PETER J. THOMAS, Professor of Information Management, Head of School of Applied Information Technology
Degree:	PhD Computer Science, Hull University 1990
Email:	Peter.Thomas@uwe.ac.uk
Phone:	(+44) 272 656261
Institution:	University of the West of England
Unit:	Department of Computing
Interests:	Document Management Visual Information Environments Social Dimensions of HCI Organisational Computing Personal Information Management
Publications:	Thomas, P. (1993) The Social Contexts of Intelligent Systems Special Issue of the Journal of Intelligent Systems, edited by Peter Thomas. Thomas, P. (1994) The Social and Interactional Dimensions of Human-Computer Interfaces. Cambridge Series on Human-Computer Interaction Thomas, P. (1994, forthcoming) Human Interface Design. McGraw-Hill.

Name:	LAURA THOMPSON, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1987, Univ. of California - Santa Cruz, Psychology
Email:	thompson@crl.nmsu.edu
Phone:	+1-505-646-4024
Institution:	New Mexico State University
Unit:	Psychology - Engineering / Cognitive
Interests:	Perceptual and Memory Development Development of Comprehension of Language Expertise in Written Translation
Publications:	Thompson, L.A. Encoding and memory for visible speech and gestures: A comparison between young and older adults. Psychology and Aging, in press. Thompson, L.A. (1994). Dimensional classification strategies predominate in perceptual classification. Child Development, 65, 1627 - 1645. Thompson, L.A., & Ogden, W.C. Visible speech improves human speech understanding: Implications for speech processing systems. Artificial Intelligence Review, in press.

Name:	RICHARD A. THOMPSON, Professor
Degree:
Email:	rat@lis.pitt.edu
Phone:	+01-412-624-9423
Institution:	University of Pittsburgh
Unit:	School of Library and Information Science
Interests:	Communications switching systems, especially photonic switching terminals user services, and the human interface fault tolerance and cellular automata probabilistic formal languages
Publications:

Name:	BARBARA TVERSKY, Professor of Psychology
Degree:	Ph.D., 1969, UMichigan, Cognitive Psychology
Email:	bt@psych.stanford.edu
Phone:	+01-415-725-2440
Institution:	Stanford University
Unit:	Computer Science Department
Interests:	Spatial mental models Graphic communication and productions Memory for graphs, maps and pictures
Publications:	Tversky, B. (1991) Spatial mental models. In G. H. Bower (Ed.), The Psychology of Learning and Motivation: Advances in Research and Theory. Vol. 27 (pp. 109-145). N. Y.: Academic Press. Tversky, B., Kugelmass, S. and Winter, A. (1991) Cross-cultural and developmental trends in graphic productions. Cognitive Psychology, 23, 515-557. Tversky, B. (1992). Distortions in cognitive maps. Geoforum, 23, 131-138.

Name:	GERRIT C. VAN DER VEER, lecturer and senior researcher
Degree:	Ph.D., Vrije Universiteit, 1990, Cognitive Psychology and Computer Science
Email:	gerrit@vdveer.cs.vu.nl
Phone:	+31-20-5485591
Institution:	Vrije Universiteit
Unit:	Dept. Computer Science
Interests:	mental models of computer systems task analysis individual differences between computer users UI architecture UI design methods formal representation languages theory and models for CSCW
Publications:	Design of the currency exchange interface: Task action grammar used to check consistency, J. Attema, G.C. van der Veer, Zeitschrift fuer Psychology, vol 200, 1992, 121-134 Individual differences and the user interface, G.C. van der Veer, Ergonomics, 32, 1989, 1431-1449 Human-Computer Interaction: Task and Organisation, G.C. van der Veer, M.J. Tauber, S. Bagnara, M. Antalovits (eds) ISBN 88-7721-232-2, publisher: CUD (Italian Open University), Roma, 1992

Name:	DARREN VAN LAAR, Senior Lecturer
Degree:	PhD Imperial College, London University
Email:	vanlaard@csovax.portsmouth.ac.uk
Phone:	+705-874-033
Institution:	University of Portsmouth
Unit:	Department of Psychology
Interests:	colour in computers UI design ITSs
Publications:	Van laar and Flavell, Using colour in computers I: Physiology, physics and perception. ICL technical journal, 7, (1) 154-180. Van laar and Flavell, Using colour in computers II: Coding, cognition and comprehension. ICL technical journal, 7, (2) 362-383. MacDonald and Van Laar Teaching and learning SPSS/PC+: A student centred approach. Psychology Software News, 3 (3), 83.

Name:	J.C. (HANS) VAN VLIET, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D.
Email:	hans@cs.vu.nl
Phone:	+31-20-5485702
Institution:	Vrije Universiteit
Unit:	Dept. Computer Science
Interests:	architecture of user interfaces re-usability of interface modules formal modeling
Publications:	Software Engineering: Principles and Practice. Hans van Vliet. John Wiley & Sons, Chichester, New York, Brisbane, Toronto, Singapore. 1993, ISBN 0-471-93611-1

Name:	BILL VERPLANK, Lecturer
Degree:	PhD Mechanical Engineering (Man-Machine Systems), MIT, 1977
Email:	verplank@interval.com
Phone:	415 424-0722
Institution:	Stanford University
Unit:	Computer Science Department
Interests:	Design Visual Thinking Human Factors Input Devices
Publications:	w/Smith, et. al. "Designing the Star User Interface" BYTE, 1982 w/Bewley, et. al. "Human Factors Testing of the Xerox Star", CHI Conf Proc 1983 "Graphic Invention for User Interfaces" CHI Tutorial 1989,90,91.

Name:	TERRY WEBB, Lecturer
Degree:	Ph.D.
Email:
Phone:	+61 6 2015341
Institution:	University of Canberra
Unit:	Faculty of Information Sciences and Engineering
Interests:	Virtual Reality multimedia, hypertext HCI
Publications:	articles in the VR field, list not available at present

Name:	MARTIN WEISS, Assistant Professor
Degree:
Email:	mbw@lis.pitt.edu
Phone:	+01-412-624-9430
Institution:	University of Pittsburgh
Unit:	School of Library and Information Science
Interests:	Network management and control capacity management and planning standards and standardization transmission systems telecommunications policy
Publications:

Name:	ANDY WHITEFIELD, Senior research Fellow
Degree:	PhD Ergonomics 1986 University of London; BA Psychology 1978 University of Warwick
Email:	a.whitefield@ucl.ac.uk
Phone:	+44-71-387-7050 x5317
Institution:	University College London
Unit:	Ergonomics Unit
Interests:	user interface design methods task analysis evaluation user modelling
Publications:	Whitefield A.D. and Hill R., 1994, A comparative analysis of task analysis products. Interacting With Computers, (in press). Whitefield A.D., Esgate, A., Denley, I., and Byerley, P., 1993, On distinguishing work tasks and enabling tasks. Interacting With Computers, 5(3), 333-347. Whitefield A.D. and Sutcliffe A., 1992, Case study in human factors evaluation. Information and Software Technology, 34(7), 443-451.

Name:	KAREN WIECKERT, Lecturer
Degree:	PhD Candidate, Univ. of CA -- Irvine
Email:	wieckert@euphrates.stanford.edu
Phone:	(415)496-7937
Institution:	Stanford University
Unit:	Computer Science Department
Interests:	Organizational analysis of computing development of methods for computing design implementation and use participatory design
Publications:	Wieckert, K., ``The case of the fickle expert system,'' in proceedings of Computers and the Quality of Life, 13-16 Sept., 1990, Washington, DC. Wieckert, K., ``The impact of organizational setting on expert system developments,'' in proceedings of 1988 Conference on The impact of AI on Business and Industry, Denton, TX, Oct. 1988, 2-19.

Name:	SUSAN WIEDENBECK, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh, 1984
Email:	susan@cse.unl.edu
Phone:	+01-402-472-5006
Institution:	University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Unit:	Computer Science and Engineering Department
Interests:	cognition of programming interface design and evaluation intelligent tutoring computer training
Publications:	Wiedenbeck, S., Fix, V., and Scholtz, J. (1993). Characteristics of the mental representations of novice and expert programmers: An empirical study. International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, accepted (short version in CHI'93 Conference). Wiedenbeck, S. (1991). The initial stage of program comprehension. International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 35, 517-54. Wiedenbeck, S. and Santhanam, R. (1991). Exploring discretionary users' interactions with word processing technology. In. M. Dillon, Ed. Interfaces for Information Retrieval, Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.

Name:	SYLVIA WILBUR, Senior lecturer
Degree:	BA (Open), MSc (Kent)
Email:	sylvia@dcs.qmw.ac.uk
Phone:	+44(0)71-975-5202
Institution:	Queen Mary and Westfield College, Univ. of London
Unit:	Computer Science Dept.
Interests:	Computer-supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) including cooperation in virtual environments Multimedia communications Analysis of video-mediated communication CSCW support for Concurrent Engineering
Publications:	Wilbur S., Multimedia Conferencing: Current Trends and Future Prospects, in Groupware in the 21st Century, Adamantine Press, March 1994.. O'Conaill B, Whittaker S, and Wilbur S., Conversations over Video-conferences: An Evaluation of Video-Mediated Communication,, Journal of Human-Computer Interaction, Vol. 8 No. 13, pp 389-429. 1993. appeared March 1994. Wilbur S and Ing S, Interaction Management in Office-based Multimedia Collaboration, Proc. Telepresence 93, 3rd European Congress, organised by C.C.I.L.R.T., AFCET and others, Lille, France, March 1993, pp. 1-10.

Name:	BARBARA M. WILDEMUTH, Assistant Professor
Degree:	PhD, 1989, Drexel University College of Information Studies
Email:	wildem@ils.unc.edu
Phone:	919-962-8072
Institution:	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Unit:	School of Information and Library Science
Interests:	Implementation of information systems within an organizational context user-centered systems design
Publications:

Name:	JAMES G. WILLIAMS, Professor
Degree:
Email:	jim@lis.pitt.edu
Phone:	+01-412-624-9418
Institution:	University of Pittsburgh
Unit:	School of Library and Information Science
Interests:	Automation data processing information science information systems networks systems analysis and design software engineering simulation
Publications:

Name:	BEVERLY H. WILLIGES, Senior Research Scientist (ISE Department)
Degree:	M.A., 1968, Ohio State University, Educational Psychology
Email:	bwillige@vt.edu
Phone:	+01-703-231-4928
Institution:	Virginia Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ.
Unit:	Computer Science & Applications
Interests:	Computer-based speech Usability evaluation methodology Interfaces for users with special needs Multimedia information presentation and training Experimental design for summative evaluation
Publications:

Name:	ROBERT C. WILLIGES, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1968, Ohio State University, Engineering Psychology
Email:	williges@vt.edu
Phone:	+01-703-231-6270
Institution:	Virginia Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ.
Unit:	Computer Science & Applications
Interests:	Usability evaluation methodology Interfaces for users with special needs Multimedia information presentation and training Human factors engineering Experimental design for summative evaluation
Publications:	Casali, S. P. and Williges, R. C. (1990). Databases of accommodative aids for computer users with disabilities. Human Factors, 32, 407-422. Williges, R. C., Williges, B. H., and Han, S. H. (1992). Developing quantitative guidelines using integrated data from sequential experiments. Human Factors, 34, 399-408. Green, C. A. and Williges, R. C. (1993, October). Using a group editor with alternative communication media in a co-authoring environment. In Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 37th Annual Meeting, (pp. 254-257) Seattle: Human Factors and Ergonomics Society.

Name:	CRAIG E. WILLS, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1988, Purdue University, Computer Science
Email:	cew@cs.wpi.edu
Phone:	508-831-5622
Institution:	Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Unit:	Computer Science Department
Interests:	Information retrieval and hypertext User Interface Development System Interrelationships Intelligent User Interfaces
Publications:

Name:	WILLIAM H. WILSON, Senior Lecturer
Degree:	Ph.D., 1977, Sydney, Mathematics
Email:	billw@cse.unsw.edu.au
Phone:	+61-2-385-5637
Institution:	University of New South Wales
Unit:	School of Computer Science and Engineering
Interests:	Computational Linguistics Neural Networks
Publications:	J. Wiles, G.S. Halford, J.E.M. Stewart, M.S. Humphreys, J.D. Bain, and W.H. Wilson (1991). Tensor Models: a creative basis for memory retrieval and analogical mapping. In T. Dartnall (Ed.) AI, Reasoning, and Creativity, Brisbane: Griffith University. W.H. Wilson (1992). Dealing with unknown words: Classifying unknown letter-strings using trigram analysis. Australian Computer Science Communications, 14, 1, 981-988. W.H. Wilson (1993). A comparison of architectural alternatives for recurrent networks. Proceedings of the Fourth Australian Conference on Neural Networks, Melbourne, VIC.

Name:	RUSSEL L. WINDER, Reader in Software Engineering
Degree:	PhD University of Liverpool 1980; BSc University of Sussex 1977
Email:	r.winder@cs.ucl.ac.uk
Phone:	+44 (0)71 380 7293
Institution:	University College London
Unit:	Ergonomics Unit
Interests:	parallel object-oriented systems tools and interfaces for system development psychology of developers
Publications:

Name:	TERRY WINOGRAD, Professor
Degree:	PhD 1970, M.I.T., Applied Mathematics (AI)
Email:	winograd@cs.stanford.edu
Phone:	+01-650-723-2780
Institution:	Stanford University
Unit:	Computer Science Department
Interests:	HCI Computer-supported Cooperative Work
Publications:	Winograd, Terry and Fernando Flores, Understanding Computers and Cognition: A New Foundation for Design, (220 pp.) Norwood, NJ: Ablex, 1986. Paperback issued by Addison-Wesley, 1987. Winograd, Terry (1990), "What can we teach about Human-computer interaction?" Proceedings of the CHI90 Conference on Human Factors in Computing, Seattle, April, 1990, 443-449. Adler, Paul, and Terry Winograd (eds.), Usability: Turning Technologies into Tools, New York: Oxford University Press, 1992.

Name:	IAN WITTEN, Professor
Degree:	Ph.D Elec Engineering (1976) U of Essex
Email:	ian@cpsc.ucalgary.ca
Phone:	+01-220--6015
Institution:	University of Calgary
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:	Machine learning Adaptive interfaces Text compression
Publications:

Name:	IAN H. WITTEN, Professor
Degree:
Email:	ihw@waikato.ac.nz
Phone:	+64 7 856-2889
Institution:	University of Waikato
Unit:	Department of Computer Science
Interests:
Publications:

Name:	DAVID WOODS, Associate Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1979, Purdue University, Cognitive Psychology
Email:	WOODS@csel.eng.ohio-state.edu
Phone:	+1-614-292-1700
Institution:	Ohio State University
Unit:	Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering
Interests:	Cognitive engineering human error cognitive modeling cognitive systems in the wild visualization aiding fault management and supervisory control
Publications:	D.D. Woods, Towards a Theoretical Base for Representation Design in the Computer Medium: Ecological Perception and Aiding Human Cognition. In J. Flach, P. Hancock, J. Caird, and K. Vicente, editors, The Ecology of Human-Machine Systems, in press. N. Sarter and D.D. Woods, Pilot Interaction with Cockpit Automation I: Operational Experiences with the Flight Management System. International Journal of Aviation Psychology, 2:303--321, 1992. D.D. Woods and E.M. Roth, Cognitive Systems Engineering. In M. Helander, editor, Handbook of Human-Computer Interaction, North-Holland, New York, 1988.

Name:	BRAD VANDER ZANDEN, Assistant Professor
Degree:	Ph.D., 1988, Cornell, Computer Science
Email:	bvz@cs.utk.edu
Phone:	+01-615-974-5067
Institution:	University of Tennessee at Knoxville
Unit:	Computer Science Department
Interests:	Graphical Programming Environments Constraint Solving Programming Language Design User Interfaces
Publications:	Garnet: Comprehensive Support for Graphical, Highly-Interactive User Interfaces. 1990. In IEEE Computer, 23(11), 71-85. With B. Myers, D. Giuse, R. Dannenberg, D. Kosbie, E. Pervin, A. Mickish, and P. Marchal. An Environment for Rapidly Creating Interactive Design Tools. 1992. In The Visual Computer, 8(2), 94-116. With B.A. Myers. An Active-Value-Spreadsheet Model for Interactive Languages. 1992. In Languages for Developing User Interfaces, 183-210. Brad A. Myers, ed., Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Boston.

Name:	JULIE ZELENSKI, Lecturer
Degree:	BS, MS (in progress) Stanford
Email:	zelenski@cs.stanford.edu
Phone:	(415)725-8596
Institution:	Stanford University
Unit:	Computer Science Department
Interests:	object-oriented development gui toolkits usability testing development environment support for gui application programming
Publications: