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1. Visual search and reading tasks using ClearType and regular displays: two experiments
2. Beyond usability: process, outcome and affect in human-computer interactions
3. Spatial semantics: How users derive shape from information space
4. TIME - A Multi-levelled framework for evaluating and designing digital libraries
5. Designing a better learning environment with the Web - problems and prospects
6. User interface design
7. A Psychological investigation of researcher's perceptions of texts
8. Artifacts as theories: Convergence through user-centered design
9. Space - the final chapter or why physical representations are not semantic intentions
10. The Human factors of hypertext
11. “It’s the journey and the destination”: Shape and the emergent property of genre in evaluating digital documents
12. Why structure and genre matter to users of digital information: a longitudinal study with readers of a web-based newspaper
13. Who's Zooming Whom? Attunement to animation in the interface
14. Expertise and the perception of shape in information
15. User analysis in HCI: the historical lesson from individual differences research
16. The Importance of Usability in the Establishment of Organizational Software Standards for End User Computing
17. "Don't forget to put the cat out" - or why collaborative authoring software and everyday writing pass one another by
18. Reading from paper versus screens: a critical review of the empirical literature
19. Readers' models of text structures: the case of academic articles
20. Requirements analysis for hypertext applications: the why, what and how approach
21. The role of usability labs in system design
22. Designing web-based instruction: A human-computer interaction perspective
23. User centered design of hypertext and hypermedia for education
24. The Role of genre in shaping our understanding of digital documents
25. From "can they" to "will they?": Extending usability evaluation to address acceptance
26. Design and evaluation of a user interface supporting multiple image query models
27. The Electronic journal and its implications for the digital library
28. Never mind the theory, feel the data: Observations on the design of hypertext-based user interfaces
29. Hypertext/Hypermedia
30. A Comparison of linear and hypertext formats in information retrieval
31. Institutionalising human factors in the design process: the ADONIS experience
32. A Survey of usability evaluation practices and requirements in the European IT industry
33. Navigation in hypertext: A Critical review of the concept
34. The Effect of display size on reading and manipulating electronic text
35. The Psychology of designer style
36. Knowledge acquisition and conceptual models: A Cognitive analysis of the interface
37. Cultural analysis and what designers need to know - A Case of sometimes too much, sometimes too little, and always too late
38. New technology and the reading process
39. HCI and MIS: shared concerns (Editorial)
40. An empirical comparison of the usability for novice and expert searchers of a textual and a graphic interface to an art-resource database
41. Analyzing and Understanding Cultural Differences: Experiences from Education in Library and Information Studies
42. A study of the impact of on-line game emotion value creation on players’ switching behavior [in Chinese]
43. How is knowledge about the consumer of information being applied in the design and delivery of information products and services?
44. Individual Differences and Task-based User Interface Evaluation: A Case Study of Pending Tasks in Email.
45. What Can Searching Behavior Tell Us About the Difficulty of Information Tasks? A Study of Web Navigation
46. Categorization Is Difficult: Use of an Electronic Notebook For Organizing Design Meeting Notes
47. Interactivity between protégés and scientists in an electronic mentoring program
48. Exploring gender differences in perceptions of 3D telepresence collaboration technology: An example from emergency medical care
49. Experimental comparison of 2D and 3D technology mediated paramedic-physician collaboration in remote emergency medical situations
50. The use and usability of SFX: context-sensitive reference linking
51. XTM-DITA structure at Human-Computer Interaction Service
52. Usability evaluation of an NHS library web site
53. Meeting the Challenge: Training an Aging Population to Use Computers
54. The Role of Subjective Factors in the Information Search Process
55. Interactional Digital Libraries: introduction to a special issue on Interactivity in Digital Libraries
56. Testing a Cancer Meta Spider
57. The Use of Dynamic Contexts to Improve Casual Internet Searching
58. Online Query Refinement on Information Retrieval Systems: A Process Model of Searched System Interactions
59. Collaborative Systems: Solving the vocabulary problem
60. Approach on the Vocabulary Problem in Collaboration
61. Internet Categorization and Search: A Self-Organizing Approach
62. Partnership Reviewing: A Cooperative Approach for Peer Review of Complex Educational Resources