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Human-Computer Interaction

Reviewing Meetings in TeamSpace

Lipford, Heather Richter; Abowd, Gregory D.; Biographies, Show

Follow Human-Computer Interaction , Volume 23 (4): 406-432
Taylor & Francis – Oct 1, 2008

Usability Problem Reports for Comparative Studies: Consistency and Inspectability

Arnold P. O. S. Vermeeren; Attema, Jelle; Akar, Evren; de Ridder, Huib; von Doorn, Andrea J.; Erbu, I Dem; Berkman, Ali E.; Maguire, Martin C.; Biographies, Show

Follow Human-Computer Interaction , Volume 23 (4): 329-380
Taylor & Francis – Oct 1, 2008

Acknowledgment to Reviewers

Follow Human-Computer Interaction , Volume 23 (4): 433
Taylor & Francis – Oct 1, 2008

Analogical Problem Solving in Casual and Experienced Users: When Interface Consistency Leads to Inappropriate Transfer

Follow Human-Computer Interaction , Volume 23 (4): 381-405
Taylor & Francis – Oct 1, 2008

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Reviewing Meetings in TeamSpace

Lipford, Heather Richter; Abowd, Gregory D.; Biographies, Show

Follow Human-Computer Interaction , Volume 23 (4): 406-432 Taylor & Francis – Oct 1, 2008

Usability Problem Reports for Comparative Studies: Consistency and Inspectability

Arnold P. O. S. Vermeeren; Attema, Jelle; Akar, Evren; de Ridder, Huib; von Doorn, Andrea J.; Erbu, I Dem; Berkman, Ali E.; Maguire, Martin C.; Biographies, Show

Follow Human-Computer Interaction , Volume 23 (4): 329-380 Taylor & Francis – Oct 1, 2008

Acknowledgment to Reviewers

Follow Human-Computer Interaction , Volume 23 (4): 433 Taylor & Francis – Oct 1, 2008

Analogical Problem Solving in Casual and Experienced Users: When Interface Consistency Leads to Inappropriate Transfer

Follow Human-Computer Interaction , Volume 23 (4): 381-405 Taylor & Francis – Oct 1, 2008

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Follow Human-Computer Interaction , Volume 23 (4): 406-432
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Follow Human-Computer Interaction , Volume 23 (4): 329-380
Taylor & Francis – Oct 1, 2008

Follow Human-Computer Interaction , Volume 23 (4): 433
Taylor & Francis – Oct 1, 2008

Follow Human-Computer Interaction , Volume 23 (4): 381-405
Taylor & Francis – Oct 1, 2008