February 2000
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406 pages
8h 5m
English
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Usability Engineering/Interface Design
Association of Computing Machinery. Special interest group for Computer-Human Interaction prints the proceedings of their conference. The following years' proceedings have several papers on speech interfaces:
ACM SIGCHI Proceedings 95. 1995. New York, NY:ACM Press
ACM SIGCHI Proceedings 96. 1996. New York, NY:ACM Press
ACM SIGCHI Proceedings 97. 1997. New York, NY:ACM Press
ACM SIGCHI Proceedings 98. 1998. New York, NY:ACM Press
ACM SIGCHI Proceedings 99. 1999. New York, NY:ACM Press
Allen, C. Dennis. 1995. Succeeding as a clandestine change agent. Communications of the ACM, 38 (5).
Bias, Randolph G., and Deborah J. Mayhew, eds. 1994. Cost justifying usability. Boston: Academic Press.
Bringhurst, Robert. 1997. The elements of typographic style. Point Roberts, WA: H & M Publishers.
Collins, Dave. 1995. Designing object-oriented user interfaces. Redwood City, CA: Benjamin/Cummings Publishing Company.
Communications of the ACM. Published by ACM. 212-626-0500 for subscription information. New York.
comp.human-factors. An interface design news group.
Cooper, Alan. 1995. About face: The essentials of user interface design. Foster City, CA: IDG Books.
Dayton, Tom, et al. July 1993. “Skills needed by user-centered design practitioners in real software development environments.” Report on the CHI '92 Workshop. SIGCHI Bulletin, 25 (3).
Eriksson, Hans-Erik, and Magnus Penker. 1998. UML toolkit. New York: John Wiley & Sons.
Fernandes, Tony. 1995.
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