- 2005: Imagination to Transparency: Ubiquitous Computing Comes of Age December 2, 2015 - As we near the mid-point of The Computer’s 7th decade, we tip our collective hats to the past, lend our sense-making equipment to the present, and train our eyes on […]
- Data: Finding What You Need; Documenting What You Did With It; Publishing What You Produce – Roy Hall, CTO, November 2, 2005 - There is a common philosophy that says if you collect more data, you can distill it into more information, and that will result in greater knowledge, culminating in greater wisdom.
- Understanding Fun and Games: User Research at Microsoft Game Studios – John P. Davis, October 5, 2005 - Imagine hearing an MS Word user say “Creating a form letter was easy, but it wasn’t very fun,” or an Excel user say “I completed the pivot tables, but it […]
- Microsoft Media Center Extender Technologies: Usability Testing Adaptations – Lisa Mason, September 7, 2005 - Date: September 7, 2005 Speaker: Lisa Mason, — Microsoft Consumers don’t want to be tied to the room where their PC lives. Windows Media Center Extender technologies provide access to video, photos and […]
- No-Strings Internet – Scott Shamp, Director, New Media Institute, Grady College, University of Georgia & Aaron Baer, Treasurer, PTP August 3, 2005 - The basic utilities of water, electricity, gas and telephone are about to welcome a new sibling: Wireless broadband Internet. And many technosavvy road warriors already depend on such access. We […]
- Experiences Implementing and Using Wearable Computer Displays in an Automotive Repair Environment – Nicholas Anderson, July 6, 2005 - Date: July 6, 2005 Speaker: Nicholas Anderson, — Jim Fisher Volvo The Microvision Nomad projects a transparent monochrome computer display into the wearer’s eye by means of a lightweight headset and is controlled […]
- Wireless at the Bedside: Social Impacts of Technology Introduction in Health Care – Ivy Holt, Providence Health Systems & Ann Demaree, LifeCom June 1, 2005 - Date: June 1, 2005 Speaker: Ivy Holt, Providence Health Systems & Ann Demaree, LifeCom — Good patient care depends on good information at the right moment. Ivy Holt describes how Providence Hospitals […]
- Designing for Glance-able Experiences: Awareness & Context – Dane Howard, Microsoft Smart Personal Objects Technology, May 4, 2005 - How do you make everyday objects and interactions smarter? How do you design for awareness? Glanceability is a new word in the mobile vocabulary. It affects cognitive awareness and relates […]
- CHI 2005: Technology, Safety, Community – April 7, 2005 - CHI 2005 is the premier international conference for human-computer interaction.
- Human Factors Research and Development for In-Vehicle Systems – Chris Kirn & Josef Loczi, PhD, March 2, 2005 - Human Factors engineer Chris Kirn presents computer and communications applications for passenger cars and heavy duty trucks, including the Freightliner Driver Message Center.
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