Designing interactive systems: people, activities, contexts, technologies

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"This book is highly suitable for those studying HCI as part of a course in Software Engineering, Computer Science or similar subjects, and ideal for Human Computer Interaction students and professionals needing to know more about this field."--Jacket.

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Full title :Designing interactive systems : people, activities, contexts, technologies / David Benyon, Phil Turner, and Susan Turner.

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Publication Date:2005.

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Publisher(s):Addison-Wesley
Place of Publication:Harlow, England
Language:eng
Publication Date:2005.

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Description:xxxv, 789 pages : : color illustrations ; : 25 cm

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ISBN:0321116291, 9780321116291
oclc:ocm56686618
LC Classification:QA76.9.H85
Dewey Decimal:004.2/1

1. Designing interactive systems : a fusion of skills -- 2. People, activities, contexts and technologies : a framework for designing interactive systems -- 3. Principles and practice of interactive systems design -- 4. The home information centre (HIC) 1 : a case study in designing interactive systems -- 5. Understanding people 1 : an introduction to cognitive psychology -- 6. Technology 1 : supporting single user interaction -- 7. Understanding people 2 : embodied, situated and distributed cognition -- 8. Scenarios -- 9. Requirements -- 10. Envisionment -- 11. Prototyping -- 12. Evaluation -- 13. Conceptual and physical design -- 14. The home information centre (HIC) 2 : development and evaluation -- 15. Memory, attention and making mistakes -- 16. Hearing and haptics -- 17. Affective computing and pleasure -- 18. Contextual design 1 : the contextual interview and work modelling -- 19. Contextual design 2 : from models to design -- 20. Task analysis -- 21. Further evaluation 1 : generic techniques and current issues -- 22. Further evaluation 2 : special contexts -- 23. Information architecture -- 24. Information design -- 25. Navigation of information space -- 26. Agent-based in…

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