The SIGCHI Bulletin continues to publish four issues of about 96 pages per year. The publications we began in partnership with ACM also continue. Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction (TOCHI) is in its fourth year of publication and interactions magazine increased from four issues a year to six. About 35% of SIGCHI members subscribe to the "CHI Plus" membership plan that provides them with three conference proceedings per year. This is a slight decline from the past year. As the number of conference publications increases, we need to consider alternate plans for distributing proceedings.
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tasks and concrete tasks j~r the usability evaluation of hypermedia applications, by M. E Costabile, E Garzotto, M. Matera and E Paolini. 7bwards a theoretical space J~r hypermedia systems, by N. Dahlback. Designing hypermedia manuals to explain how machines work: Lessons from evaluation of a theory-based design, by M. Hegarty, J. Quilici, N. H. Narayanan, S. Holmquist and R. Moreno. A position paper by P. E Maglio. A cognitive theory of multimedia learning: Implications J~r design principles, by R. E. Mayer and R. Moreno. 7~wards principled multimedia, by E Nemetz and E Johnson. Modeling ofhypermedia applications with HyDev, by E Pauen, J. Voss and H-W. Six. Negotiated links in open hypermedia systems, by V. Ram. Theories, models andpatterns: Which way fbrward to understand hypermedia interaction?, by A. Sutcliffe.
任务与具体任务j~r超媒体应用的可用性评价，作者:M. E . Costabile, E . Garzotto, M. Matera, E . Paolini。设计超媒体手册来解释机器如何工作:基于理论的设计评估的经验教训，作者:M. Hegarty, J. Quilici, N. H. Narayanan, S. Holmquist和R. Moreno。p.e. Maglio的立场文件。多媒体学习的认知理论:启示J~r设计原则，作者:r . E. Mayer和r . Moreno。7~ward原则多媒体，作者:E. Nemetz和E. Johnson。HyDev的超媒体应用建模，作者:E Pauen, J. Voss和H-W。六。开放超媒体系统中的协商链接，V. Ram著。理论、模型和模式:理解超媒体交互的方向是什么?，作者A. Sutcliffe。
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The three talks covered widely different topics, and the audience reactions reflected this. Feedback was gathered by asking for comments on note cards, which were collected at the end of the SIG. Overall, the solutions described touched on key problems the group was facing in their current work. Comments ranged from quite detailed issues of implementation to broad statements of commonality. Almost everyone felt more time was needed for discussion. Also, some people would prefer exclusive focus on HCI design areas like visualization.
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Forty-three people from fifteen countries participated in the CHI 98 special interest the group o n SIGCHI International Issues Committee: Taking Action. Three people • ~ contributed to the SIC via e-mail. This SIG's principal goals were to inform the CHI community about the creation of the S IGCHI International Issues Committee, O to encourage broad participation in the committee's activities, and to develop an action plan for the committee in carrying out the SIGCHI Executive Committee's recommendations. David G. Novick organized the SIC and served as facilitator. In its group discussion, SIC participants identif ied key issues and proposed means of responding to these issues.
来自15个国家的43人参加了SIGCHI国际问题委员会的特别兴趣小组:采取行动。三个人通过电子邮件向SIC做出了贡献。这个SIG的主要目标是告知CHI社群关于创建SIGCHI国际问题委员会的消息，以鼓励广泛参与委员会的活动，并为委员会制定行动计划，以执行SIGCHI执行委员会的建议。David G. Novick组织了SIC并担任促进者。在小组讨论中，SIC与会者确定了关键问题，并提出了应对这些问题的方法。
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In my mind I imagine what it might have been like: warm, breezy downtown Los Angeles, if there even is such as place; the bland and artificially cooled interior of some behemoth conference center; the crowds milling around during coffee breaks-talking, or checking the conference schedule for the thousandth time; people wandering around alone or with old friends they only ever see at CHI; compulsively checking the message board like you compulsively check your email back home.
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First, while CHI is a wonderful venue for learning about all sorts of research, it cannot provide the time and close contact needed for interdisciplinary research discussions to develop and mature. One key feature of the BRS is that it offers time time for a collection of researchers to meet each other, learn from each other, and teach each other. Researchers from computer science and psychology and sociology and information science; researchers from all ranks of academia and from industry, researchers from all parts of the world; some researchers just starting their careers and others well-established all together for two days. Indeed a common point made in feedback from participants is that the BRS provides them with an opportunity (in some cases, even "forces them") to do what they'd like to do at CHI, but cannot for fear of missing too many important activities in their own specialty.
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Each year the CHI conference reaches out to new communities that have an interest in learning more about CHI and that can teach CHI more about them. The Development Consortium (DC) at CHI 98 brought together selected educators from five countries that shared their views on HCI issues in educational settings. This year, DC participants attended a pre-conference workshop, took part in the CHIkids tutorial and CHIkids program, participated in regular CHI conference activities, and reflected on their experiences in a final session.
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Approximately 35-40 people attended the SIG. The majority of the attendees worked for corporations that conduct competitive usability tests for internal uses. The remainder of the attendees represented independent consulting organizations who conduct competitive tests for other companies, and individuals who had yet to perform a competitive test, but were interested in learning about competitive testing methodology.
{"title":"Competitive testing issues and methodology","authors":"K. Greenwood, S. Czarkowski","doi":"10.1145/310307.310391","DOIUrl":"https://doi.org/10.1145/310307.310391","url":null,"abstract":"Approximately 35-40 people attended the SIG. The majority of the attendees worked for corporations that conduct competitive usability tests for internal uses. The remainder of the attendees represented independent consulting organizations who conduct competitive tests for other companies, and individuals who had yet to perform a competitive test, but were interested in learning about competitive testing methodology.","PeriodicalId":7397,"journal":{"name":"ACM SIGCHI Bull.","volume":"3 1","pages":"67-70"},"PeriodicalIF":0.0,"publicationDate":"1998-10-01","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":null,"resultStr":null,"platform":"Semanticscholar","paperid":"80614755","PeriodicalName":null,"FirstCategoryId":null,"ListUrlMain":null,"RegionNum":0,"RegionCategory":"","ArticlePicture":[],"TitleCN":null,"AbstractTextCN":null,"PMCID":"","EPubDate":null,"PubModel":null,"JCR":null,"JCRName":null,"Score":null,"Total":0}
Both grew over the yeats. The mailing list was renamed " C H I W E B " to fit in with other SIGCHI-sponsored discussion lists. I used the W e b H C I pages as the basis for my expanded site on the topic, Usable Web (http:// usableweb.com/). I created a new section of the S I G C H I site to act as a gateway to C H I W E B , Usable Web, and past C H I conference activities related to the Web.
这些年来，两者都在成长。邮件列表被重新命名为“CHI W E B”，以适应其他sigchi赞助的讨论列表。我使用了Web / Web / Web页面作为这个主题的扩展站点的基础，可用的Web (http:// usableweb.com/).)我创建了一个新部分的hsci站点，作为一个网关到hsci Web，可用的Web，和过去的hsci会议活动有关的Web。
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A few SIG participants then described examples of persuasive computing currently on the market. These technologies don't always follow the traditional form factors for computers. Two examples shown included Baby Think It Over (www.btio.com) and the Polar Heart Rate Monitor (www.polar.fi), both of which are non-traditional computing devices designed to change attitudes and behaviors. But persuasive technologies also come in traditional forms: Dole 5A Day Adventures (www.dole5aday.com) and software from Purple Moon (www.purple-moon.com) are persuasive computing technologies that ship on a CD-ROM.
一些SIG参与者随后描述了目前市场上的说服性计算的例子。这些技术并不总是遵循计算机的传统外形因素。其中两个例子包括Baby Think It Over (www.btio.com)和Polar Heart Rate Monitor (www.polar.fi)，它们都是旨在改变态度和行为的非传统计算设备。但劝导式技术也以传统形式出现:多尔5A Day Adventures (www.dole5aday.com)和Purple Moon (www.purple-moon.com)的软件都是劝导式计算技术，以CD-ROM的形式发布。
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