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....process of building interactive tools relates to numerous research areas in computer science, including Human Computer Interaction (HCI) programming languages and existing speech toolkits. 3. 1 Human Computer Interaction Research in the broad area of HCI has been both extensive and successful [24, 25], resulting in wide spread adoption of the graphical user interface (GUI) in modern consumer oriented operating systems and software. However, much of the research has focused on interface concerns, such as ergonomic designs for intuitive interfaces, enduser interface programmability, dynamic ....

B. A. Myers. A brief history of human computer interaction technology. ACM interactions, 5(2), March 1998.

.... came out of research labs (the MIT Sketchpad project is one of its earliest antecedents) Generally, new ideas in user interface have come the route of university research, followed around 10 years later by work in commercial research labs; product has typically followed 5 to 10 years later [Myers 1998]. By the time the idea moved from a research project to a product, any patent on it would have expired anyway. A very small company cannot compete against large companies once patents are allowed in software. The reason for this is that software, unlike traditional manufactured products, ....

BA Myers. A brief history of human-computer interaction technology, ACM Interactions, vol 5, no. 2 March/April 1998, pp 44-54.

....of this section is not to review the entire history that preceded the Virtual Book Project but to touch on highlights. Greater detail can be found in the literature. For example, Brad Myers recently published A Brief History of Human Computer Interaction Technology with many useful references [Myers1998]. Although many research projects and products predated the Virtual Book, a few visionaries had a particularly strong impact. For the foreseeable future, Vannevar Bush s article As We May Think [Bush1945] will continue to spark the imagination of computer designers. In this article, Bush proposed ....

Brad Myers, "A Brief History of Human-Computer Interaction Technology" ACM interactions. Vol. 5, no. 2, March, 1998. http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~amulet/papers/uihistory.tr.html

....research tradition in I O technology, so far mainly the development of two dimensional graphic I O was advanced. Today engineers increasingly concentrate on multi modal manmachine interfaces enhanced through I O procedures in natural language as well as on tackling the third dimension (fig. 4) [Myers 1998, Glinert et al. 1996] 1 The time frames given in this and the following figures correspond to the first and the last quartile. 50 of all expert judgements lie in this time interval. 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 General availability of efficient speech recognition for data input and ....

Myers, Brad A. A Brief History of Human-Computer Interaction Technology. Interactions, 5(2):44--54, 1998.

....has fewer up front costs, it can often yield technology that is not usable nor useful in practice. The field of human computer interaction (HCI) arose in reaction to this technology centered perspective, and has had a positive impact on the quality of individual user software available today [13]. However, the problem of groupware design continues to elude, even when usercentered design techniques are used [4] Individual centered approaches have difficulty addressing multiple user technologies because they cannot be evaluated in a lab. The field of Computer Supported Cooperative Work ....

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....have become less important, or even obsolete. Past, Present and Future of User Interface Software Tools To appear in ACM TOCHI 5 draft of 09 16 99 2.2. What worked User interface tools are an area where research has had a tremendous impact on the current practice of software development [33]. Of course, window managers and the resulting GUI style comes from the seminal research at the Stanford Research Institute, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) and MIT in the 1970s. Interface builders were invented in research laboratories at BBN, the University of Toronto, Xerox PARC, and ....

....as Microsoft s OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) and Java Beans, are based on the component architecture which was developed in the Andrew environment [47] from Carnegie Mellon University. The following sections discuss these successes in more detail. A more complete history appears elsewhere [33] and another reference contains a comprehensive survey and explanation of user interface tools [32] 2.2.1. Window Managers and Toolkits Many research systems in the 1960s, such as NLS [10] demonstrated the use of multiple windows at the same time. Alan Kay proposed the idea of overlapping ....

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