Titlebook: Human-Computer Interaction; Interact ‘95 Knut Nordby,Per Helmersen,Svein A. Arnesen Book 19951st edition IFIP International Federation for

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The Sonic Enhancement of Graphical ButtonsThe workload analyses showed participants significantly preferred the sonically-enhanced buttons to standard ones. This research indicates that by simple addition of sound one of the major problems with graphical buttons can be overcome.

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Perceptions of Design Rationaled negative perceptions. In particular they found the approach very useful for organisation and documentation purposes, but less useful for communication and reflection. The implications for training are discussed.

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How Many Novices Does it Take to Match Three Expert Designers? Lessons from an Exercise in Parallel investigating further. By increasing the number of novice designers also the number of new design ideas increases, and (in this exercise) finally exceeds the number of ideas produced by expert designers.

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1868-4238 ries. It contains the selected proceedings ofInteract ‘95 - theFifth International Conference on Human-ComputerInteraction -arranged by the International Federation forInformation Processingand held in Lillehammer, Norway, in June 1995.978-1-5041-2896-4Series ISSN 1868-4238 Series E-ISSN 1868-422X

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Getting Usability Used the methods was also a very strong factor in determining use. Other observations were that technology transfer was most successful when methods were taught at the time when people had a specific need for them in their project, and that methods need to have active evangelists to succeed.

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The Economics of Interface Developmentmmercial project management. Decision theory provides analytical techniques that can be applied to the resulting models. Utility curves help to explain part of the reluctance to exploit ‘a(chǎn)dvanced’ design techniques for human computer interfaces. Later sections use the models to identify an agenda for future research in human computer interaction.

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Designing Environmental Sounds Based on the Results of Interaction Between Objects in the Real World the paper the term . is ultimately used for the sound model presented. This paper first provides an overview of existing approaches for modelling environmental sounds, then presents the new audio framework, a comparison between real and model generated sounds and finally discusses potential applications.

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Constraint-Based Definition of Application-Specific Graphicstechniques to be added to the application-specific graphical elements on the user’s request. Within an integrated environment the designer can create and test the application-specific graphics in conjunction with the standard interaction elements without having to undergo an inefficient edit-compile-test cycle.