Interacting with Computers, Volume 5

Volume 5, Number 1, 1993

• John M. Carroll: Creating a Design Science of Human-Computer Interaction. 3-12 BibTeX
• Jean Scholtz, Susan Wiedenbeck: Using Unfamiliar Programming Languages: The Effects on Expertise. 13-30 BibTeX
• Alan Burton, Anthony P. Steward: Effects of Linguistic Sophistication on the Usability of a Natural Language Interface. 31-59 BibTeX
• Mike Sharples: A Study of Breakdowns and Repairs in a Computer-Mediated Communication System. 61-77 BibTeX
• Iva M. Lu, Marilyn M. Mantei: Managing Design Ideas with a Shared Drawing Tool. 79-114 BibTeX
• P. T. Hughes, M. E. Morris, T. A. Plant: Understanding and Uncovering Design Issues in Synchronous Shared-Window Conferencing. 115-130 BibTeX

Volume 5, Number 2, 1993

• Paul M. Mullins, Siegfried Treu: A Task-Based Cognitive Model for User-Network Interaction: Defining a Task Taxonomy to Guide the Interface Designer. 139-166 BibTeX
• Carl Martin Allwood, Tomas Kalen: User-Competence and Other Usability Aspects when Introducing a Patient Administrative System: A Case Study. 167-191 BibTeX
• David Greatbatch, Paul Luff, Christian Heath, Peter Campion: Interpersonal Communication and Human-Computer Interaction: An Examination of the Use of Computers in Medical Consultations. 193-216 BibTeX
• Steve Benford, Adrian Bullock, Neil Cook, Paul Harvey, Rob Ingram, Ok-Ki Lee: From Rooms to Cyberspace: Models of Interaction in Large Virtual Computer Spaces. 217-237 BibTeX
• John A. Hughes, Ian Sommerville, Richard Bentley, David Randall: Designing with Ethnography: Making Work Visible. 239-253 BibTeX

Volume 5, Number 3, 1993

• Michael D. Wallace, Terry J. Anderson: Approaches to Interface Design. 259-278 BibTeX
• James C. Gee, Woodrow Barfield, David R. Haynor, Yongmin Kim: User Interface Design for Medical Imaging Workstations: Image Display and Processing. 279-294 BibTeX
• Gerard Hutchings, Wendy Hall, Christopher J. Colbourn: Patterns of Students' Interactions with a Hypermedia System. 295-313 BibTeX
• Andy Colebourne, Peter Sawyer, Ian Sommerville: MOG User Interface Builder: A Mechanism for Integrating Application and User Interface. 315-331 BibTeX
• Andy Whitefield, Anthony Esgate, Ian Denley, Paul Byerley: On Distinguishing Work Tasks and Enabling Tasks. 333-347 BibTeX
• Jussi Karlgren: Sublanguages and Registers: A Note on Terminology. 348-350 BibTeX

Volume 5, Number 4, 1993

• Hans van der Meij, Ard W. Lazonder: Assessment of the Minimalist Approach to Computer User Documentation. 355-370 BibTeX
• Pauline A. Smith, John R. Wilson: Hypertext and Expert Systems: The Possibilities for Integration. 371-384 BibTeX
• Jonas Löwgren, Ulrika Lauren: Supporting the Use of Guidelines and Style Guides in Professional User Interface Design. 385-396 BibTeX
• Nick P. Rousseau, Linda Candy, Ernest A. Edmonds: Influence, Discretion and Time Available: A Case Study of HCI Practice in Software Development. 397-411 BibTeX
• R. B. Jones, E. Edgerton, I. Baxter, L. M. Naven, J. Ritchie, G. Bell, K. Murray: Where Should a Public Access Health Information System be Sited? 413-421 BibTeX
• Peter Windsor, Graham Storrs: Practical User Interface Design Notation. 423-438 BibTeX
• Ave Wrigley: In Defense of Sublinguistics. 439-440 BibTeX
• Norman M. Fraser: Sublanguage, Register and Natural Language Interfaces. 441-444 BibTeX