2. European Conference on Cognitive Ergonomics 1984: Gmunden, Austria

Gerrit C. van der Veer, Michael J. Tauber, Thomas R. G. Green, Peter Gorny (Eds.): Readings on Cognitive Ergonomics - Mind and Computers, Proceedings of the 2nd European Conference, Gmunden, Austria, September 10-14, 1984. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 178 Springer 1984, ISBN 3-540-13394-1 BibTeX

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               Michael J. Tauber and
               Thomas R. G. Green and
               Peter Gorny},
  title     = {Readings on Cognitive Ergonomics - Mind and Computers, Proceedings
               of the 2nd European Conference, Gmunden, Austria, September 10-14,
               1984},
  booktitle = {Cognitive Ergonomics},
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  series    = {Lecture Notes in Computer Science},
  volume    = {178},
  year      = {1984},
  isbn      = {3-540-13394-1},
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Gerrit C. van der Veer, Michael J. Tauber, Thomas R. G. Green, Peter Gorny: Introduction. 1-6 BibTeX

Models and Methodology

Gabriele Rohr, Michael J. Tauber: Representational Frameworks and Models for Human-Computer Interfaces. 8-25 BibTeX
Horst Oberquelle: On Models and Modelling in Human-Computer Co-operation. 26-43 BibTeX
Roland Traunmüller: Information Systems Design Methodologies and Their Compliance with Cognitive Ergonomy. 44-61 BibTeX
Gerrit C. van der Veer, Bert van Muylwijk, G. Jan E. van de Wolde: Introducing Statistical Computing - Evolution of the Cognitive System of the Novice User. 62-73 BibTeX

Cognitive Aspects

Werner Schneider, Mats Lind, Robert Allard, Bengt L. Sandblad: Human Cognition and Human Computer Interaction. 76-80 BibTeX
Colin Potts: Understanding Complex Descriptions. 81-91 BibTeX
Jean-Michel Hoc: Do We Really Have Conditional Statements in Our Brains? 92-101 BibTeX
Thomas R. G. Green: Cognitive Ergonomic Research at SAPU, Sheffield. 102-113 BibTeX

Software Environments

Gerhard Fischer, Andreas C. Lemke, Thomas Schwab: Active Help Systems. 116-131 BibTeX
Benedict du Boulay, Ian Matthew: Fatal Error in Pass Zero: How not to Confuse Novices. 132-141 BibTeX

Novices and Learning

Yvonne Wærn: On the Implications of Users' Prior Knowledge for Human-Computer Interaction. 144-160 BibTeX
Piet Kommers: Web Teaching as a Design Consideration for the Adaptive Presentation of Textual Information. 161-169 BibTeX
Gerrit C. van der Veer, Jos Beishuizen: The Computer in the Classroom. 170-180 BibTeX

Interfaces in the Field

Günter Haring, Theodor Krasser: A Realisation of a Human-Computer Interface for Naïve Users - a Case Study. 182-191 BibTeX
Patrick Péruch, Viola Cavallo, Christian Deutsch, Jean Pailhous: Real Time Graphic Simulation of Visual Effects of Egomotion. 192-199 BibTeX
Géry d'Ydewalle: Processing TV Information and Eye Movements Research. 200-204 BibTeX
Pierre Falzon: From Surface Form to the Structure of the Interface - Studies in Human Computer Interaction at INRIA. 205-216 BibTeX

Organisations and Systems

Chris W. Clegg, Nigel Kemp, Toby Wall: New Technology: Choice, Control and Skills. 218-225 BibTeX
Lars Mathiassen, Peter Bøgh Andersen: Semiotics and Informatics: The Impact of EDP-based Systems upon the Professional Language of Nurses. 226-247 BibTeX
Leonardo Pinsky, Bernard Pavard: What Does Real Work Analysis Tell Us about System Design? 248-259 BibTeX
Horia Pitariu: Psychological Selection of Personnel for Data Processing Professions. 260-267 BibTeX