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Historical Note

The ACM Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction (SIGCHI) is the world's largest association of professionals, including computer scientists, software engineers, psychologists, interaction designers, graphic designers, sociologists, and anthropologists who work in the research and practice of computer-human interaction. SIGCHI has local chapters worldwide in order to promote local support networks for HCI professionals. SIGCHI holds an annual conference, the CHI conference on Human Factors in Computing. It also sponsors and co-sponsors other groups, such the User Interface Software and Technology (UIST) with the Special Interest Group on Graphics and Interactive Techniques (SIGGRAPH), and Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), as well as Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI) with the Special Interest Group on Artificial Intelligence (SIGART).

ACM SIGGRAPH's parent organization is the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), the world's first computing society. ACM serves as an umbrella organization for information-technology professionals. There are 34 ACM Special Interest Groups (SIGS) that offer publications, conferences, and resource archives covering various aspects of technical expertise and providing information about the development trends.

Collection Overview

The videos below come from two sources. The first group, CHI Video Retrospective, contains selected videos assembled and digitized in order to celebrate the CHI conference's 20th birthday. Companies represented in these videos include Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (Xerox PARC), the University of Calgary, the University of Nottingham, MIT, and Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratory (MERC).

The remaining videos are from the Technical Video Program of SIGCHI conference proceedings from 1983 to 2001. Additional information includes the presenters and their companies (when available) and the year of the conference. Companies and universities represented in these videos include Bell Labs, Carnegie Mellon, MIT, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (Xerox PARC), the Human-Computer Interaction Lab at the University of Maryland, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Collection Arrangement 1. CHI Video Retrospective, 1995 - 2002 2. Annual Conference Proceedings, 1984 - 2000 Other Videos from ACM Conference Proceedings

Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), 1992 - 2000

Special Interest Group on Graphics and Interactive Techniques (SIGGRAPH), 1983, 1988

User Interface Software and Technology (UIST), 1997, 2000

Guide to the Videos from Conference Proceedings, Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) (contains proceedings from all groups listed above)

Video List CHI Video Retrospective, 1995 - 2002(107 video segments)

Arragement: Chronological.

Each year the CHI conference prepares a videotape containing video presentations from researchers. This collection assembles a variety of videos from previous years' CHI Video Proceedings. The selected videos were digitized and assembled in this collection as part of the CHI 2002 Conference, which celebrates a 20th year "birthday." Presenters and their companies or universities are listed when available. Companies include Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (Xerox PARC), the University of Calgary, the University of Nottingham, MIT, and Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratory (MERC).

1. A Taxonomy of See-Through Tools: The Video, 1995 2. Organization Overviews and Role Management: Inspiration for Future Desktop Environments, 1995 3. Ariel: Augmenting Paper Engineering Drawings, 1995 4. Dynamic Timelines: Visualizing the History of Photography, 1996 5. Visualizing Large Trees Using the Hyperbolic Browser, 1996 6. Visualizing Information Retrieval Results: A Demonstration of the TileBar Interface, 1996 7. Temporal Typography: a Proposal to Enrich Written Expression, 1996 8. Improvisational Animation, 1996 9. Browsing Anatomical Image Databases: A Case Study of the Visible Human, 1996 10. The WebBook & Web Forager, 1996 11. The Influence Explorer (video) - a tool for design, 1996 12. Exploring Information with Visage, 1996 13. SILK: Sketching Interfaces Like Krazy, 1996 14. NEIMO, a Multiworkstation Usability Lab for Observing and Analyzing Multimodal Interaction, 1996 15. Light Switch Exploration Video 25th June 1995, 1996 16. Adaptive User Interfaces with Force Feedback, 1996 17. Lifestreams: An Alternative to the Desktop Metaphor, 1996 18. The DeckScape Web Browser, 1996 19. Pavlov: Programming By Stimulus-Response Demonstration, 1996 20. Beating the Limitations of Camera-Monitor Mediated Telepresence with Extra Eyes, 1996 21. A Palmtop Display for Dextrous Manipulation with Haptic Sensation, 1996 22. BrightBoard:A Video-Augmented Environment, 1996 23. Wayfinding Strategies and Behaviors in Large Virtual Worlds, 1996 24. A Tour of Teamrooms, 1997 25. A GUI Paradigm Using Tables, Two Hands and Transparency, 1997 26. Technology at Home: A Digital Personal Scale, 1997 27. An Animated Direct-Manipulation Interface to Digital Library Services, 1997 28. Query Previews in Networked Information Systems: The Case of EOSDIS, 1997 29. Distributed Applets, 1997 30. Interval Scripts: a Design Paradigm for Story-Based Interactive Systems, 1997 31. WorldBeat: Designing a Baton-Based Interface for an Interactive Music Exhibit, 1997 32. The Rockin' Mouse: Integral 3D Manipulation on a Plane, 1997 33. ambientROOM: Integrating Ambient Media with Architectural Space, 1998 34. Digital Ink: A Familiar Idea with Technological Might!, 1998 35. OLGA - A Multimodal Interactive Information Assistant, 1998 36. BUILD-IT: A Planning Tool for Construction and Design, 1998 37. The Information Periscope l-steer, 1998 38. Digital Fukuwarai: New Game Concept Using Live Video, 1998 39. WebTOC: A Tool to Visualize and Quantify Web Sites using a Hierarchical Table of Contents Browser, 1998 40. Bringing Treasures to the Surface: Previews and Overviews in a Prototype for the Library of Congress National Digital Library, 1998 41. Using Elastic Windows for World-Wide Web Browsing, 1998 42. Semantic Highlighting, 1998 43. Developing a Community Intranet: Social Practices and Technology Interventions, 1998 44. An Efficient Text Input Method for Pen-based Computers, 1998 45. Triangles: Tangible Interface for Manipulation and Exploration of Digital Information Topography, 1998 46. Insight Lab: An lmmersive Team Enviroriment Linking Paper, Displays, and Data, 1998 47. Scripting Graphical Applications by Demonstratio, 1998 48. NaviPoint: An Input Device for Mobile Information Browsing, 1998 49. PROP: Personal Roving Presence, 1998 50. Talking to the Ceiling: An Interface for Bed-Ridden Manually Impaired Users, 1999 51. mediaBlocks: Tangible Interfaces for Online Media, 1999 52. Manipulative User Interfaces: Exploring Physically Embodied User Interfaces, 1999 53. Designing PETS: A Personal Electronic Teller of Stories, 1999 54. Towards Usable VR: An Empirical Study of User Interfaces for lmmersive Virtual Environments, 1999 55. Hyper Mochi Sheet: A Predictive Focusing Interface for Navigating and Editing Nested Networks through a Multi-focus Distortion-Oriented View, 1999 56. Touch-Sensing Input Devices, 1999 57. Flatland: New Dimensions in Office Whiteboards, 1999 58. PingPongPlus: design of an athletic-tangible interface for computer-supported cooperative play, 1999 59. Sympathetic Interfaces: Using a Plush Toy to Direct Synthetic Characters, 1999 60. Embodiment in Conversational Interfaces: Rea, 1999 61. i-LAND: An interactive Landscape for Creativity and Innovation, 1999 62. Illuminating Light: A Casual Optics Workbench, 1999 63. Fluid Links for Informed and Incremental Hypertext Browsing, 1999 64. Mediating Awareness and Communication through Digital but Physical Surrogates, 1999 65. CoMedi: Using Computer Vision to Support Awareness and Privacy in Mediaspaces, 1999 66. A Revised Human Interface and Educational Applications on IdeaBoard, 1999 67. VIDA (Visual Information Density Adjuster), 1999 68. Bridging Physical and Virtual Worlds with Tagged Documents, Objects and Locations, 1999 69. Movement in the Web, 2001 70. StoryKit: Tools for Children to Build Room-Sized Interactive Experiences, 2001 71. Suede: Informal Prototyping for Speech Interfaces, 2001 72. Digital Jewelry: Wearable Technology for Every Day Life, 2001 73. VisualFlow: A Media Browser, 2001 74. DENIM: An Informal Tool for Early Stage Web Site Design, by James Lin, Mark W. Newman, Jason I. Hong, and James A. Landay, University of California, Berkeley, 2001 75. FRIDGE: exploring intuitive interaction styles for home information appliances, by Marina Vroubel, Panos Markopoulos, and Mathilde Bekker, Eindhoven University of Technology, 2001 76. ideas: A vision of a designer's sketching-tool, by Hoeben and Stappers, Delft University of Technology, 2001 77. Snap Together Visualization: Component-Based, User-Constructed, Multiple-View Visualizatio, by Christopher L. North (Virginia Tech) and Ben Shneiderman (University of Maryland), 2001 78. Building International web sites for the financial market, by Eric Rutten, David Ziedman, Doris Pelger, Bill McCarthy, and Duncan Prior, Cambridge Technology Partners, 2001 79. GeoNotes: Social Enhancement of Physical Space, by Persson, Espinoza, and Cacciatore, Swedish Institute of Computer Science, 2001 80. GeoSCAPE: Designing a Reconstructive Tool for Field Archaeological Excavation, by Jay Lee, Hiroshi Ishii, Blair Dunn, Victor Su, and Sandia Ren, MIT Media Laboratory, 2001 81. PatternMagix Construction Kit Software, by Edith Ackermann (MIT) and Carol Strohecker (Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratory), 2001 82. Personal Digital Historian: User Interface Design, by Chia Shen, Baback Moghaddam, Neal Lesh, Paul Beardsley (Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratory), and Ryan Scott Bardsley (Tixel Research), 2001 83. Poly-Vectoral Reverse Navigation: Simplifying Traversal To and From Shared Nodes, by Mark Freeman, Eric Gould Bear, and Barbee Teasley, MONKEYmedia, 2001 84. Orchestrating a Mixed Reality Performance, by Koleva, Taylor, Benford, Fraser, Greenhalgh, Schnädelbach, vom Lenh, Heath, Row-Farr, and Adams, University of Nottingham, 2001 85. Exploiting Interactivity, Influence, Space and Time to Explore Non-Linear Drama in Virtual Worlds, by Craven, Taylor, Drozd, Purbrick, Greenhalgh, Benford, and Fraser, University of Nottingham, 2001 86. Listen Reader: An Electronically Augmented Paper-Based Book, by Maribeth Back, Jonathan Cohen, Rich Gold, Steve Harrison, and Scott Minneman, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, 2001 87. Sensetable: A Wireless Object Tracking Platform for Tangible User Interfaces, by James Patten, Hiroshi Ishii, Jim Hines, and Gian Pangaro, MIT Media Lab, 2001 88. Exploring 3D Navigation: Combining Speed-coupled Flying with Orbiting, by Desney S. Tan, George G. Robertson, and Mary Czerwinski, Microsoft Research, 2001 89. Classroom Collaboration in the Design of Tangible Interfaces for Storytelling, by Stanton, Bayon, Neale, Ghali, Benford, Cobb, Ingram, O'Malley, Wilson, and Pridmore, University of Nottingham, 2001 90. The Notification Collage: Posting Information to Public and Personal Displays, by Saul Greenberg and Michael Rounding, University of Calgary, 2001 91. Focus Plus Context Screen: Displays for Users Working with Large Visual Documents, by P. Baudisch and N. Good, Xerox Palo Alto Research Park, 2002 92. Where Do Web Sites Come From? Capturing and Interacting with Design History, by S. Klemmer, E. Phelps-Goodman, J. Landay (University of California, Berkeley), and M. Thomsen (University of Aarhus), 2002 93. Roomware: The Second Generation, by N. Streitz, T. Prante, C. Muller-Tomfelde, P. Tandler, and C. Margerkuth, 2002 94. E-Windshield: a study of using, by T. Selker, W. Burlson, and E. Arroyo, MIT Media Lab, 2002 95. A Tangible Interface for Organizing Information Using a Grid, by R. Jacob (Tufts University), H. Ishii, G. Pangar, and J. Patten (MIT Media Lab), 2002 96. Illuminating Clay: A 3-D Tangible Interface for Landscape Analysis, by B. Piper, C. Ratti, and H. Ishii, MIT Media Lab, 2002 97. Hunter Gatherer: Browser Based Interaction Support for Within-Web-Page Collection Making, by M. C. Schraefel, University of Toronto, 2002 98. Groupspace: A 3D Workspace Supporting User Awareness, by J. Dyck and C. Gutwin, University of Saskatchewan, 2002 99. Interaction in a Collaborative Augmented Reality Environment, by H. Regenbrecht (DaimlerChrysler) and M. Wagner (sharedreality.com), 2002 100. Creating Principal 3D Curves with Digital Tape Drawing, by T. Grossman, G. Kurtenbach, G. Fizmaurice, A. Khan, B. Buxton (Alias|wavefront), and R. Balakrishnan (University of Toronto), 2002 101. Popout Prism: Adding Perceptual Principles to Overview+Detail Document Interfaces, by B. Suh (University of Maryland), A. Woodruff, R. Rosenholtz, and A. Glass (Xerox Palo Alto Research Center), 2002 102. Improving Focus Targeting in Interactive Fisheye Views, by C. Gutwin, University of Saskatchewan, 2002 103. SearchKids: a Digital Library Interface for Young Children, by J. Hourcade, A. Duruin, L. Sherman, B. Bederson, G. Revelle, D. Campbell, S. Ochs, and B. Weinstein, University of Maryland, 2002 104. Video Browsing Interfaces for the Open Video Project, by G. Geisler, G. Marchionini, B. Wildemuth, A. Hughes, and M. Yang, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2002 105. SmartSkip: Consumer level browsing and skipping of digital video content, by S. Drucker, A. Glatzer, S. DeMar, and C. Wong, Microsoft Research, 2002 106. SHriMP Views: An Interactive Environment for Information Visualization and Navigation, by M. Storey (MIT), C. Best, J. Michaud (University of Victoria), D. Rayside, M. Litiou (IBM Centers for Advanced Studies), and M. Musen (Stanford University), 2002 107. A Dynamic Query Interface for Finding Patterns in Time Series Data, by H. Hochheiser and B. Shneiderman, University of Maryland, 2002 Annual CHI Conference Proceedings, 1984 - 2000(140 videos)

Arrangement: Chronological.

The videos below are from the Technical Video Program of SIGCHI conference proceedings from 1983 to 2001. Additional information includes the presenters and their companies (when available) and the year of the conference. Companies and universities represented in these videos include Bell Labs, Carnegie Mellon, MIT, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (Xerox PARC), the Human-Computer Interaction Lab at the University of Maryland, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Issue numbers refer to the SIGGRAPH Video Review, which showcases the latest concepts in computer graphics and interactive techniques for reference purposes.

In 1987, CHI's annual conference combined with the Graphics Interface (GI) annual conference. GI is the Canadian annual conference devoted to computer graphics, interactive systems, and human-computer interaction. First held in 1969, it is the oldest regularly-scheduled computer graphics and human-computer interaction conference. The videos from the 1987 conference are available below, and have been labeled CHI+GI 1987.

Several videos from 1991 were not shown at CHI'91. These videos have been labeled Additional videos not shown at CHI'91. These videos do not include Hydrogen Collision Dynamics on a Rough Surface.

In 1993, CHI's annual conference combined with the IFIP Technical Committee No. 13 on Human-Computer Interaction's annual INTERACT conference. The videos from this conference are available below, and have been labeled InterCHI 1993.

1. Rapid prototyping using Flair, by TRW, CHI'83 (Issue 12) 2. Towards a comprehensible UIMS, by University of Toronto, CHI'83 (Issue 12) 3. Cousin interface System, by Carnegie Mellon University, CHI'83 (Issue 12) 4. Tiger System demonstration, by Boeing, CHI'83 (Issue 12) 5. Video Games by Example, by Atari, CHI'83 (Issue 12) 6. Mockingbird, by Xerox, CHI'83 (Issue 12) 7. SSSP Demo, by University of Toronto, CHI'83 (Issue 12) 8. Selection-positioning Task Study, University of Toronto, CHI'83 (Issue 12) 9. Blit, By Bell Labs, CHI'83 (Issue 13) 10. The Movie Manual, MIT, CHI'83 (Issue 13) 11. The office of the professional, by Imperial College, CHI'83 (Issue 13) 12. Put That There, MIT, CHI'83 (Issue 13) 13. Program visualization, by CCA, CHI'83 (Issue 13) 14. Magnetic fusion experiment control center, by Lawrence Livermore Labs, CHI'83 (Issue 13) 15. Sketchpad, by MIT, not shown at CHI'83 (Issue 13) 16. Human Interface Aspects of Typefounder, by Xerox, CHI'85 (Issue 18) 17. Multilingual Typing, by Xerox, CHI'85 (Issue 18) 18. Boxer applications of a personal computing environment, by Abelson, CHI'85 (Issue 18) 19. Programming by example, by Xerox, CHI'85 (Issue 18) 20. Solid Views 1985: Interaction, by Xerox, 1985 (Issue 18) 21. The Cousin user interface management system, by Hayes, CHI'1985 (Issue 18) 22. A testbed computing environment for formalized system devlopment, by Neches & Goldman, CHI'85 (Issue 18) 23. Software control the stroke of a pen, by Pencept Inc., CHI'85 (Issue 18) 24. Peronal planner: the scenario machine as a research tool, by IBM, CHI'85 (Issue 19) 25. Acronym, by Borenstein, CHI'85 (Issue 19) 26. JUNO, by Xerox, CHI'85 (Issue 19) 27. The Document Examiner, by Symbolics, CHI'85 (Issue 19) 28. The user interface of Sapphire, by PERQ Systems Corporation, CHI'85 (Issue 19) 29. Percent done indicator, by Myers, CHI'85 (Issue 19) 30. Step-a stepper for Lisp based on visual inspection, by Lieberman, CHI'85 (Issue 19) 31. Cedar programming environment, by Xerox, CHI'85 (Issue 19) 32. Magpie, by Tektronix Inc., CHI'85 (Issue 19) 33. Preparing a meal, by Curtis, CHI'85 (Issue 19) 34. Olympic Message System, by IBM, CHI'85 (Issue 19) 35. Snap-Dragging and the Gargoyle illustration, by Pier, et. al., Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 33) 36. MIT visible language workshop, by Russell, MIT, CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 33) 37. Color Selection tools, by Stone, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 33) 38. Siemens RTL tiled window system, by Cohen, Siemens RTL, CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 33) 39. Set operations on polyhedra using binary space partitioning trees, by Naylor, AT&T Bell Labs, CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 33) 40. Data analysis networks in DINDE, by Oldford, University of Waterloo, CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 34) 41. Sassafras Demo, by Hill, University of Toronto, CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 34) 42. The information lens, by Malone, MIT, CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 34) 43. 3D reconstruction of MRI images, by Csuri, Ohio State University Advanced Computing Center for Art and Design (ACCAD), CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 34) 44. Three dimensional font design, by Giannitrapani, Boston University, CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 34) 45. Research Human interaction, (Issue 26)

Research Human Interaction contains excerpts from the following presentations: Lego Logo by MIT Media Lab, Hook-up by MIT Media Lab, Animating Programs by Tektronix, DataGlove by VPL Research, Virtual Environment by NASA Ames Research Center, Interactive Font Design by MIT Visible Language Workshop, Color Selection Tools by Xerox Palo Alto Reserach Center, Intelligent Graphic Layout by MIT Visible Language Workshop, Conversational Desktop by MIT Media Lab, SemNet by Microelectrics and Computer Technology (MCC), and Alternate Reality Kit by Xerox Palo Alto Research Center.

Videos related to Research Human Interaction: DataGlove, by VPL Research (Issue 27) Color Selection tools, by Stone, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (Issue 33) Conversational Desktop, by Schmandt, MIT Media Lab (Issue 27) SemNet 2.1, by Fairchild, Microelectrics and Computer Technology (MCC) (Issue 27) Alternate Reality Kit, by Smith, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (Issue 27)

46. Conversational Desktop, by Schmandt, MIT Media Lab, CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 27) 47. DataGlove, by VPL Research, CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 27) 48. Work in Progress in Computer Graphics and Animation at MIT, by Zeltzer, MIT Media Lab, CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 27) 49. Multimedia Technology Collaborative Writing, by Edigo, et. al., Bellcore, CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 27) 50. SemNet 2.1, by Fairchild, Microelectrics and Computer Technology (MCC), CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 27) 51. Alternate Reality Kit, by Smith, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, CHI+GI 1987 (Issue 27) 52. Experiments in computer support for teamwork, by Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, CHI'88 (Issue 58) 53. Visualizing the execution of Prolog programs, by The Open University, CHI'88 (Issue 58) 54. Viewpoint: Toward a computer for visual thinkers, by Stanford University, CHI'88 (Issue 58) 55. Specialist help using multiple media, by IBM Research, CHI'88 (Issue 58) 56. Macworld information Kiosk: visual metaphors for accessing information, by Apple Computer, CHI'88 (Issue 58) 57. Interfaces for accessing textual and visual information in large databases, by Apple Computer, CHI'88 (Issue 59) 58. Creating user interfaces by demonsration: The Peridot user interface management system, by University of Toronto, CHI'88 (Issue 59) 59. Intelligent Tutoring Systmes: the ACT project, by Carnegie Mellon University, CHI'88 (Issue 59) 60. More voice applications in Cedar, by Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, CHI'88 (Issue 59) 61. Cookin' with VIC, by VA Medical Rehabilitation Center, CHI'89 (Issue 45) 62. Reasoning under uncertainty, by BBN Laboratories, CHI'89 (Issue 45) 63. Freestyle: A multimedia conferencing system, by Wang Laboratories, CHI'89 (Issue 45) 64. The Office Design Project, by Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, CHI'89 (Issue 45) 65. Rapport: A multimedia conferencing system, by AT&T Bell Labs, CHI'89 (Issue 45) 66. Cruiser: A multi-media system for social browsing, by BellCore, CHI'89 (Issue 45) 67. A navigator for unix, by ParcPlace Systems, CHI'89 (Issue 46) 68. An overview of the Andrew System, by Carnegie Mellon University, CHI'89 (Issue 46) 69. Sun 386i on line help, by Sun Microsystems, CHI'89 (Issue 46) 70. Context-sensitive animated help, by George Washington University, CHI'89 (Issue 46) 71. The Paper-like Interface, by IBM TJ Watson Lab, CHI'89 (Issue 47) 72. Human interface tool set, by MCC Human Interface Lab, CHI'89 (Issue 47) 73. 16,000 miles on a bicycle, by Steven Roberts, CHI'89 (Issue 47) 74. Direction assistance, by MIT, CHI'89 (Issue 48) 75. Scripted documents, by Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, CHI'89 (Issue 48) 76. The illustrated neuroanatomy Glossary, by MIT, CHI'89 (Issue 48) 77. Digital Darkroom, by Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, CHI'89 (Issue 48) 78. MatchTool: Interactive graphical search and substitute, by Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, CHI'89 (Issue 48) 79. In-keyboard Analog Pointing Device - A Case for the Pointing Stick, by IBM Watson Research Center, CHI'90 (Issue 55) 80. 3-Draw: A tool for the Conceptual Design of Three Dimensional Shapes, by MIT, CHI'90 (Issue 55) 81. VIEW: the Ames Virtual Environment Workstation, by NASA Ames Research Center, CHI'90 (Issue 55) 82. Three Dimensional Interfaces in Shared Environments, by AT&T Bell Laboratories, CHI'90 (Issue 55) 83. The Piano Tutor, by Carnegie Mellon University, CHI'90 (Issue 55) 84. Color Selection, by Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, CHI'90 (Issue 55) 85. Xerox Star User Interface: An Overview, by Xerox, CHI'90 (Issue 56) 86. Silicon Graphics Workstation, by Silicon Graphics Inc., CHI'90 (Issue 56) 87. Metamouse: End-User Programming by Demonstration, by University of Calgary, CHI'90 (Issue 56) 88. Graphical Reasoning for Graphical Interfaces, by Bellcore, CHI'90 (Issue 56) 89. FormsVBT: A Two-View Approach to Constructing User Interface, by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC), CHI'90 (Issue 56) 90. The Strauss Mouse, by EDS Centre for Machine Intelligence, CHI'90 (Issue 56) 91. Scoll Bars, CHI'90 (Special Issue 57, All the widgets) 92. Menus, CHI'90 (Special Issue 57, All the widgets) 93. Pallettes, CHI'90 (Special Issue 57, All the widgets) 94. Command Buttons, CHI'90 (Special Issue 57, All the widgets) 95. Radio Buttons, CHI'90 (Special Issue 57, All the widgets) 96. Check Boxes, CHI'90 (Special Issue 57, All the widgets) 97. Text Selection, CHI'90 (Special Issue 57, All the widgets) 98. Basic Text editing, CHI'90 (Special Issue 57, All the widgets) 99. Dialog Boxes, CHI'90 (Special Issue 57, All the widgets) 100. Selecting Graphical Objects, CHI'90 (Special Issue 57, All the widgets) 101. Basic Editing of Graphical Objects, CHI'90 (Special Issue 57, All the widgets) 102. Desktops (How Windows and Icons Look), CHI'90 (Special Issue 57, All the widgets) 103. Window Manager Commands, CHI'90 (Special Issue 57, All the widgets) 104. Rapid Controlled Movement Through Virtual 3D Workspaces, by Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, Additional video not shown at CHI'91 (Issue 65) 105. A Human Factors Guide to Computer Speech, by University of Wales, Additional video not shown at CHI'91 (Issue 65) 106. A Hypersimulation-Based Learning Environment, by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Additional video not shown at CHI'91 (Issue 65) 107. GENIE: Developing and Assessing State-of-the-Art Integrated Programming Environments, by Carnegie Mellon University, Additional video not shown at CHI'91 (Issue 65) 108. MMM Multi-Device Multi-User Multi-Editor, by Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, CHI'92 (Issue 76) 109. Go Fish! A Multi-User Game in the Rendezvous System, by Bellcore, CHI'92 (Issue 76) 110. A Case Study of a Multimedia Co-Working Task, by Amanda Ropa Design, CHI'92 (Issue 76) 111. Using Spatial Cues to Improve Desktop Videoconferenceing, by University of Toronto, CHI'92 (Issue 76) 112. Multi-Model Natural Dialogue, by MIT Media Lab, CHI'92 (Issue 76) 113. Wordspotting in Voice Editing and Audio, by Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, CHI'92 (Issue 76) 114. Combining Gesture and Direct Manipulation, by Carnegie Mellon University, CHI'92 (Issue 77) 115. Briar -- A Constraint- based Dreawing rogram, by Carnegie Mellon University, CHI'92 (Issue 77) 116. An Introduction to Zeus, by Digital Equipment Corporation Systems Research Center (DEC SRC), CHI'92 (Issue 77) 117. Pointing and Visualization, by Bellcore, CHI'92 (Issue 77) 118. Touchscreen Toggle Design, by University of Maryland, CHI'92 (Issue 77) 119. Dynamic Queries: Database Searching By Direct Manipulation, by University of Maryland, CHI'92 (Issue 77) 120. Graphic Design of an Executive Information System, by Easel, CHI'92 (Issue 78) 121. Computer interface Design 992, by Henry Dreyfuss Associates, CHI'92 (Issue 78) 122. An Object-Oriented Evolution of Windows Information at Your Fingertips, by Microsoft, CHI'92(Issue 78) 123. Project 2000, by Apple Computer, Inc., CHI'92 (Issue 78) 124. Residental Information Services in a Broadband Public Switched Network, by AT&T, CHI'92 (Issue 78) 125. Be There Here, by Telepresence Reseach, CHI'92 (Issue 78) 126. Virtuality, Inc., by San Francisco Art Institute, CHI'92 (Issue 78) 127. Knowledge Navigator, by Apple Computer Inc., CHI'92 (Issue 79) 128. HyperCard 992, by Apple Computer Inc., CHI'92 (Issue 79) 129. Friend21, by Institute for Personalized Information Environment, CHI'92 (Issue 79) 130. Tactile Manipulation on a Digital Disk, by Rank Xerox EuroPARC, CHI'92 (Issue 79) 131. 1992, by Hewlett Packard, CHI'92 (Issue 79) 132. Browsing Graphs Using a Fisheye View, by DEC Systems and Brown University, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 88) 133. High Interaction Data Visualization - using Seesoft to Visualize Programs Changes history, by AT&T Bell Laboratories, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 88) 134. Exploring Remote Images: Telepathological Workstation, by University of Maryland Human-Computer Interaction Lab, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 88) 135. QOC In Action: Using Design Rationale to support Design, by Rank Xerox EuroPARC, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 88) 136. Touch Typing With a Stylus, by Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 88) 137. ARGOS: a Display System for Augmenting Reality, by University of Toronto, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 88) 138. Talking to Machines, by University of Wales, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 88) 139. The AlFresco Interactive System, by Institute for Scientific and Technological Research (IRST), InterCHI 1993 (Issue 88) 140. Hyperspeech, by MIT Media Lab, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 88) 141. MPACT: Interactive Motion Picture Authoring System for Creative Talent, by Hitachi, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 88) 142. Microcosm: An Open Hypermedia System, by University of Southampton, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 88) 143. Multimedia Documents as User Interfaces, by University of Washington and Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 88) 144. Graphical Editing by Example, by Columbia University, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 89) 145. Guiding Automation With Pixels: A Technique for Programming in the user Interface, by University of Maryland Human-Computer Interaction Lab, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 89) 146. Inferring Graphical Constraints with Rockit, by DEC Paris Research Center and Carnegie Mellon University, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 89) 147. Tourmaline: Macrostyles by Examples, by Bell Communications and Carnegie Mellon University, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 89) 148. The Active Badge System, by Olivetti Research, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 89) 149. Imagine, by Hewlett Packard, InterCHI 1993 (Issue 89) 150. Visual Information seeking using the FilmFinder, by Ahlberg and Shneiderman, CHI'94 (Issue 97) 151. The Attribute Explorer, by Tweedie, Spence, Williams, and Bhogal, CHI'94 (Issue 97) 152. Typographic Space, by Small, Ishizaki, and Cooper, CHI'94 (Issue 97) 153. Dynamaps: Dynamic Queries on a Health Statistcs Atlas, by Plainst and Jain, CHI'94 (Issue 97) 154. Hierachical Visualizations with Treemaps: Making sense of Pro Basketball Data, by Turo, CHI'94 (Issue 97) 155. SCREAM: Screen-based Navigation in Voice Message, by Lie, Dybvik, and Rygh, CHI'94 (Issue 97) 156. Toolglass & Magic Lenses: The See-Through Interface, by Bier, Stone, Pier, Fishkin, Baudel, Conway, Buxton, and DeRose, CHI'94 (Issue 97) 157. Interactive Video Actors, by Breiteneder and Gibbs, CHI'94 (Issue 97) 158. Speech Dialogue with Facial Displays, by Takeuchi and Nagao, CHI'94 (Issue 97) 159. The Chameleon: Spatially Aware Palmtop Computers, by Fitzmaurice and Buxton, CHI'94 (Issue 97) 160. Iconic: Speech & Depictive Gestures at the Human-Machine Interface, by Koons and Sparrell, CHI'94 (Issue 97) 161. PURSUIT: Graphically Representing Programs in A Demonsrational Visual Shell, by Modugno and Myers, CHI'94 (Issue 97) 162. The Garnet User interface Development Environment, by Myers, Giuse, Mickish, Vander Zanden, Kosbie, McDaniel, Landay, Goldberg, and Pathasarathy, CHI'94 (Issue 97) 163. Exploring large tables with the Table lens, by Rao and Card, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, CHI'95 164. Visual Decision-making: Using Treemaps for the Analytic Hierarchy Process, by Turo and Shneiderman, University of Maryland, CHI'95 165. The DragMag Image Magnifier, by Ware (University of New Brunswick) and Lewis (SatLantic)CHI'95 166. SageTools: An Intelligent Environment for Skething; Bowsing; and Customizing Data-Graphics, by Roth, Kolojejchick, Mattis, and Chuah, Carnegie Mellon University, CHI'95 167. The Movable Filter as an Interface Tool: The Video, by Bier, Fishkin, Pier, and Stone, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, CHI'95 168. Building a Distributed Application Using Visual Obliq, by Bharat (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Brown (DEC Systems Research Centre), CHI'95 169. Synergies: A Vision of Information Products Working Together, by Anderson, Kobara, Mathis, Rosing, and Shafrir, Hewlett-Packard Company, CHI'95 170. The Tablet Newspaper: A vision for the Future, by Martin, Knight-Ridder Information Design Lab, CHI'95 171. A Three-Step Filtering Mechanism, by Masashi Uyama, FRIEND21 Research Center, Institute for Personalised Information Environment, CHI'95 172. Tactile-based Direct Manipulation in GUIs for Blind Users, by Petrie, Morley (University of Hertfordshire), and Weber (Universitdt Stuttgart, Institut für Informatik), CHI'95 173. Voice System: An Inventor's Guide, by Chris Cowley (ACE Department, Bournemouth University) and Dylan Jones (University of Cardiff), CHI'95 174. Designing storytelling technologies to encourage collaoration between young children, by Benfor, Bederson, Akesson, Bayon, Druin, Hansson, Hourcade, Ingram, O'Malley, Simsarian, Stanton, Sundblad, and Taxen, University of Maryland, University of Nottingham, and Royal Institute of Technology, CHI 2000 175. The Cubic Mouse: A new device for Three-dimensional input, by B. Frohlich and J. Plate, German National Research Center for Information Technology (GMD), CHI 2000 176. The Task Gallery; A 3D Window manager, by Robertson, Dantzich, Robbings, Czerwinski, Hinckley, Risden, Thiel, and Gorokhovsky, Microsoft and Microsoft Research, CHI 2000 177. HandSCAPE: A vectorizing tape measure for on-site measuring applications, by J. Lee, V. Su, S. Ren, and H. Ishii, MIT Media Lab, CHI 2000 178. Multiple computer user interfaces: "Beyond the Desktop" direct manipulation environments, by J. Rekimoto, Interaction Lab, Sony Computer Science Laboratories (Sony CSL), CHI 2000 179. Navigation methods for an augmented reality system, by M. Fjeld, F. Voorhorst, M. Bichsel, H. Krueger (Swiss Federal Institutes of Technology), and M. Rauterberg, (IPO, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven), CHI 2000 180. Welbo: An embodied conversational agent living in mixed reality space, by M. Anabuki, H. Kakuta, H. Yamamoto, and H. Tamura, Mixed Reality Systems Laboratory Inc., CHI 2000 181. TouchCounters: Designing interactive electronic labels for physical containers, by P. Yarin and H. Ishii, MIT Media Lab, CHI 2000 182. Tivoli: Intergrating structured domain objects into a freeform whiteboard environment, by T. Moran, and W. van Melle, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, CHI 2000 183. The efficiency of multimodal interaction for a map-based task, by P. Cohen, D. McGee, and J. Clow, Oregon Graduate Institute of Science and Technology, CHI 2000 184. HishiMochi: A zooming browser for hierarchically clustered documents, by M. Toyoda (University of Tokyo) and E. Shibayaman (Tokyo Institute of Technology), CHI 2000 185. Capstone design at the University of Washington: User Interfaces for portable Devices, by G. Borriello, University of Washington, CHI 2000