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From owner-buckchi-officers@ACM.ORG Thu Jun 12 11:16:15 1997
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Hi Gang,

I understand that Gary and Lorraine sent email to the officers
discussing June's meeting.  For some reason, I did not get that email.
So without benefit of that, here is an update.

Originally, Shirley Tobias from Lucent was going to be our speaker, and
the date was going to be June 24th.  Since that time, two things
happened.  Shirley became very busy, and Hugh Beyer from Incontext
volunteered to speak.  Hugh was going to be in town from June 30 to July
3 or so.  He proposed that we do the meeting on July 1st.  These details
were just worked out today.  The only detail left, is whether we can do
the talk at Compuserve.  Jane, would you look into whether that is OK?

So here are the rest of the details.  As soon as I get verification from
Jane, I will post them.  Shirley Tobias will speak on interactive Voice
Response Systems on July 22.

Best regards,  Russ

PS If anyone has a copy of the previous emails that I missed, would you
please send them?
___________

Speaker:  Hugh Beyer, Incontext

Title:  Contextual Design: From Customer Data to Implementation

Abstract:
Curious about customer-centered design -- what it is, and how to take
advantage of it?  Want to work with your users more effectively to
design and iterate your systems?  Want a feel for the techniques
available, and how you might adopt them in your project?  Come to this
talk, given by acknowledged industry expert Karen Holtzblatt, and find
out!

Hugh Beyer is the inventor of Contextual Design, the customer
involvement process adopted by many of the industry's leaders.  In this
talk he describes Contextual Design and the principles of customer data
and software design that support it.  He describes a complete design
process centered around understanding the customer:
-  gathering initial data from customers to find out what to build,
-  developing a single picture of a market or customer population,
-  responding with an innovative design,
-  structuring the system to meet the expectations of users, and
-  testing the system structure through rapid iteration with users.

Each point is illustrated with examples drawn from Hugh's wide
experience coaching development teams across the industry.  He makes the
approach and techniques accessible to people struggling with real
projects and real design problems.

Attendees can expect to leave with a better understanding of the parts
of the Contextual Design process and why they are important to a design
project, techniques which are available for adaptation to specific
problems, and how to include customers more thoroughly in their
projects.

Hugh Beyer has worked in the industry as programmer, designer, and
system architect for eleven years. He is a leader in the use of
customer-centered design processes as part of practical engineering life
cycles, and using customer data to support object-oriented
methodologies.  Mr. Beyer is co-founder InContext Enterprises Inc., a
firm which helps organizations develop and use in-depth understanding of
their customers to define new products and strategies

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> It feels so good to get email again.  Gary, what links did you have in
> mind?  I can be sure to include links to the BuckCHI home page and
> InContext.  Are there others that you were thinking of?  

Here is stuff I got off the SIGCHI web site and from the HCI bibliography.

Karen Holtzblatt and Hugh Beyer are founders of InContext Enterprises,
Inc., working with companies such as Microsoft and WordPerfect coaching
teams to design products, product strategies and information systems
from customer data.  They are developers of contextual design, a
customer-centered design process that extends the contextual inquiry
data gathering technique.  Karen is an originator of the contextual
inquiry approach to field data collection and has pioneered the
introduction of this technique into working engineering teams.  Hugh has
worked in industry as a programmer, architect and consultant, and
developed processes for using customer data to drive object-oriented
design.

They have given their tutorial at CHI'95, CHI'96, and CHI'97,
    "Contextual Design: Using Customer Work
    Models to Drive System Design"
an online description is available at:
    http://www.acm.org/sigchi/chi96/proceedings/tutorial/Holtzblatt/Kah_txt.htm

They have also organized several sepcial interest group meetings,
and the one on Getting Started turined into a CHI'97 tutorial.

Contextual Techniques: Handling the Organization
    Karen Holtzblatt and Hugh Beyer
    ACM CHI'95 Conference Companion p. 331
http://www.acm.org/sigchi/chi95/proceedings/sigs/hrb2_bdy.htm

Getting Started with Contextual Techniques
    Karen Holtzblatt and Hugh Beyer
    ACM CHI'95 Conference Companion
http://www.acm.org/sigchi/chi96/proceedings/sigs/Beyer/bh_txt.htm

Many usability experts will be familiar with the seminal chapter
in Helander's 1988 Handbook of HCI:
    Usability Engineering: Our Experience and Evolution
    John Whiteside, John Bennett, Karen Holtzblatt, pp. 791-817

> I would like to send this first announcement early Friday.  I can ask
> Hugh for references and include them in a mailing closer to the actual
> date.  Good ideas.  Let me know if I'm missing anything.
> 
> Russ
> 
> 


From perlman@oclc.org Mon Jun 30 13:15:37 1997
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BuckCHI Meeting Announcement

When:  July 1st, 1997 from 7:00 - 8:30 PM

Where:  Compuserve Lecture Hall - 5000 Arlington Centre, Upper Arlington
(See directions below).

Speaker:  Hugh Beyer, InContext Enterprises, Inc.

Title:  Contextual Design: From Customer Data to Implementation

Abstract:
Curious about customer-centered design -- what it is, and how to take
advantage of it?  Want to work with your users more effectively to
design and iterate your systems?  Want a feel for the techniques
available, and how you might adopt them in your project?  Come to this
talk, given by acknowledged industry expert Hugh Beyer, and find out!

Hugh Beyer is the co-inventor of Contextual Design, the customer
involvement process adopted by many of the industry's leaders.  In this
talk he describes Contextual Design and the principles of customer data
and software design that support it.  He describes a complete design
process centered around understanding the customer:
-  gathering initial data from customers to find out what to build,
-  developing a single picture of a market or customer population,
-  responding with an innovative design,
-  structuring the system to meet the expectations of users, and
-  testing the system structure through rapid iteration with users.

Each point is illustrated with examples drawn from Hugh's wide
experience coaching development teams across the industry.  He makes the
approach and techniques accessible to people struggling with real
projects and real design problems.

Attendees can expect to leave with a better understanding of the parts
of the Contextual Design process and why they are important to a design
project, techniques which are available for adaptation to specific
problems, and how to include customers more thoroughly in their
projects.

Biography:
Hugh Beyer has worked in the industry as programmer, designer, and
system architect for eleven years. He is a leader in the use of
customer-centered design processes as part of practical engineering life
cycles, and using customer data to support object-oriented
methodologies.  Mr. Beyer is co-founder InContext Enterprises Inc., a
firm which helps organizations develop and use in-depth understanding of
their customers to define new products and strategies.

Additional Background Information and References:

- Hugh Beyer and Karen Holtzblatt have given their tutorial at CHI'95,
CHI'96, and CHI'97,
   "Contextual Design: Using Customer Work Models to Drive System
Design"
an online description is available at:

http://www.acm.org/sigchi/chi96/proceedings/tutorial/Holtzblatt/Kah_txt.htm

- They have also organized several special interest group meetings, and
the one on Getting Started turned into a CHI'97 tutorial.

        Contextual Techniques: Handling the Organization
        Karen Holtzblatt and Hugh Beyer
        ACM CHI'95 Conference Companion p. 331
        http://www.acm.org/sigchi/chi95/proceedings/sigs/hrb2_bdy.htm

        Getting Started with Contextual Techniques
        Karen Holtzblatt and Hugh Beyer
        ACM CHI'95 Conference Companion
        http://www.acm.org/sigchi/chi96/proceedings/sigs/Beyer/bh_txt.htm

- Many usability experts will be familiar with the seminal chapter
in Helander's 1988 Handbook of HCI:
        Usability Engineering: Our Experience and Evolution
        John Whiteside, John Bennett, Karen Holtzblatt, pp. 791-817


Directions to Compuserve - 5000 Arlington Centre (Upper Arlington):

>From the west: take Sawmill until it deadends into Henderson, take a
left and go 1/2 mile east until you reach a traffic light. Take a right
and the entrance (where the sign is) is about 100 yrds down the street
on your left. Park in the lot and head for the front door.

>From the east: go west from 315. You will pass Kenny and then Reed rd.
The second traffic light is Arlington Centre (across from Blockbuster),
take a left at the light. The entrance (where the sign is) is about 100
yrds from there on your left. Park in the lot and head for the front
door.

Additional Background Information and Links

- Hugh Beyer and Karen Holtzblatt have given their tutorial at CHI'95,
CHI'96, and CHI'97,
   "Contextual Design: Using Customer Work Models to Drive System
Design"
an online description is available at:

http://www.acm.org/sigchi/chi96/proceedings/tutorial/Holtzblatt/Kah_txt.htm

- They have also organized several special interest group meetings, and
the one on Getting Started turned into a CHI'97 tutorial.

        Contextual Techniques: Handling the Organization
        Karen Holtzblatt and Hugh Beyer
        ACM CHI'95 Conference Companion p. 331
        http://www.acm.org/sigchi/chi95/proceedings/sigs/hrb2_bdy.htm

        Getting Started with Contextual Techniques
        Karen Holtzblatt and Hugh Beyer
        ACM CHI'95 Conference Companion
        http://www.acm.org/sigchi/chi96/proceedings/sigs/Beyer/bh_txt.htm

- Many usability experts will be familiar with the seminal chapter
in Helander's 1988 Handbook of HCI:
        Usability Engineering: Our Experience and Evolution
        John Whiteside, John Bennett, Karen Holtzblatt, pp. 791-817


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How can we get a copy of Hugh's overheads into the chapter library,
and how can I get a copy for some people here asking for them?

Gary

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BuckCHI Meeting Announcement

Visit us at: http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/

Title
        If You Hate Voice Response Systems, Press 1
Speaker
        Shirley Tobias
Organization
        Lucent Technologies (Bell Laboratories)
Date
        July 22, 1997 (7:00-8:30 p.m.)
Site
        Chemical Abstracts Service, 2540 Olentangy River Road, Columbus,
        OH, 43202, 614-447-3600
Abstract
        Everyone seems to have an opinion about Interactive Voice
        Response systems (popularly referred to as "Voice Mail"). Shirley will
        discuss the challenges of designing useful and usable interactive
        voice response transactions. This includes usability guidelines in the
        context of phone-based interfaces, input methods (touch tone vs.
        speech recognition), and iterative testing. Shirley also hopes to
        demonstrate some exemplary (or at least interesting) IVR user
        interfaces.
Biography
        Shirley Tobias has been a Human Factors Specialist with Bell
        Laboratories (first under AT&T and now Lucent Technologies) for 12
        years. For the past eight years she has designed user interfaces for
        voice processing and voice messaging products, including the
        INTUITY(TM); CONVERSANT(R) System and AUDIX(R) Voice Power. She is the
        author of the _INTUITY CONVERSANT Application Design Handbook_, which
        presents user interface design guidelines for voice response systems.
        Shirley holds an MA in Experimental Psychology from the Ohio State
        University.
Directions
        Take Route 315 to the Ackerman/Dodridge exit. Go east
        through the Olentangy River Road intersection, turning right onto the
        CAS visitor entrance drive. Proceed to the large white building with
        the flagpole and fountain facing Dodridge. Visitor parking is
        available in front of and to the right of the building. Please enter
        through the front door and check in. The meeting will be held in the
        Battelle Room West which is located in the hall you enter just past
        the guard's desk, to the east side of the building.

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Gary PERLMAN wrote:
> 
> I'd like ot get the program online sooner.  Can this happen?

As a rule, yes we can do that.  For August, however, we do not have a
speaker.  Lorraine, Jane and I were discussing whether it makes sense to
have an August meeting, with vacations, etc.  The general concensus was
that it does not.  What is your opinion?

Russ

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> Gary PERLMAN wrote:
> >
> > I'd like ot get the program online sooner.  Can this happen?
>
> As a rule, yes we can do that.  For August, however, we do not have a
> speaker.  Lorraine, Jane and I were discussing whether it makes sense to
> have an August meeting, with vacations, etc.  The general concensus was
> that it does not.  What is your opinion?
>
> Russ

We could have something very informal, like a social meeting
with desserts, at my house.  The first annual Chair's Summer Social.
What do other's think (like my wife)?

Gary

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Lorraine,

I believe that CompuServe will also be bringing this in.  We have done
so every year for some years now.  Though I am a little confused
because when I checked with the HR person in charge of technical
training he said he had not yet seen any advertisements for it.
 Anyway, I think what you folks are proposing sounds good.  Though I'm
hoping that those of us who work at CompuServe will get to see it up
here.  I also know that CompuServe would not be set up to allow people
to come in for a fee.  Though I could probably bring in a few of my
close friends.

Jane

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I was mistaken--here are his words:
It doesn't seem that he is concerned about the pay issue.  Should i follow up
with Glen Brown?

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Hi Lorraine,

 Thanks for your note...I'm on travel in Israel till Aug 21,
so I have to be brief.

  As for the Sept 17 TV show...I think it is fine to open the doors
and invite people in...in fact we try to proomte industryteaming with
universitie- companies pay the fee and open the doors for
students.  Alternatively BuckCHI would make it a profit making event
by charging members...this is fine...if youa re concnered..chedck
with Glen Brown  itv@eng.umd.ede



Glen Brown, Director of Marketing
Instructional Television
College Of Engineering
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742 USA

(301) 405-4905
(301) 314-9639 (fax)

gb24@umail.umd.edu  (email)


Let's be in touch...Ben





============================================================
  Designing the User Interface: 5-hour satellite TV course
  September 17, 1997 - Produced by University of Maryland
============================================================

The University of Maryland presents an overview of human-computer
interaction in connection with the publication of Ben Shneiderman's
third edition of Designing the User Interface.  More information at:

      http://www.glue.umd.edu/itv/dui97.html

  and by email: itv@eng.umd.edu  or phone: 301-405-4905


Intended Audience:
Software and usability engineers, interface and web designers,
researchers, usability testers, trainers, technical writers, and
managers of user interfaces.


Course Description:
It is time to get angry about the quality of user interfaces.
It is time to do better.

In this live, interactive broadcast, Ben Shneiderman provides a
current, and authoritative review of user-interface design.
Well-designed interfaces are comprehensible, predictable, and
controllable; users feel competent, satisfied, and responsible for
their actions. You will learn about the Lucid Design Method to create
such effective interactions, and the evaluation techniques such as
expert reviews and usability testing.

Viewers will acquire invaluable techniques for creating systems that
facilitate rapid learning and performance, yield low error rates, and
generate high user satisfaction. Demonstrations of novel interfaces
will illustrate effective messages, consistent screen design, error
prevention, and shortcuts for experts.

Special attention will be given to design for the World Wide Web and
Information Visualization. Ben Shneiderman will discuss future
directions such as large screen displays, speech input/output,
computer supported collaborative work, educational computing, virtual
environments, and agents.

This program combines theory and research with guidelines and
practical examples, all designed to help you in your work. It will
introduce the WWW booksite that provides educational and
practitioner support related to the book contents.


Hourly Schedule:
1. Overview for designers and managers
   Business case for usability engineering
   Development methodologies and software tools
   ** Controversey: expert reviews vs. usability testing

2. Advanced designs: What's next?
   Speech systems
   Groupware
   Wearables, mobile computing, and webtops
   ** Controversey: direct manipulation vs. agents

3. Information visualization comes of age
   Why visual data mining is a winner
   Which of the seven visualizations do you need?
   ** Controversey: 2-D vs 3-D

4. Web Design
   Changing communities shape new designs
   How to make your web site stand out
   Designing for universal service
   Saving search engines from disaster
   ** Controversey: narrow/deep vs. broad/shallow trees

5. Education and Training
   Distance learning
   Designing the User Interface: The Booksite
   ** Controversey: Universities will die vs. thrive

   Discussion based on audience questions by phone and fax.

   **A special discount for the Third Edition of Designing the
   User Interface is being offered to viewers of this program
   by Addison-Wesley Publishers.



From perlman Mon Aug 11 22:53:44 1997
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Subject: Re: August meeting
To: Russell_J_Branaghan_at_2-HTI-2HSO@CCGATE.HAC.COM
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I think the BuckCHI EC decided to not have any meeting in August,
social or otherwise.  Lorraine Normore has been looking into
opening attendance to Ben Shneiderman's Sept 17th all day
video semindar.  That's not really a BuckHCI meeting,
but an activity.

It will be good to have you with a reliable email address.
What will your email address be?

Gary

>      Hi Gary,
>      
>      Did you send out any announcements for the August meeting you were 
>      going to have at your house, or is that something you want me to do?
>      
>      I went to the ACM web page and signed up for my alias.  I have not 
>      received my verification yet.  I should have it soon.
>      
>      Also, I am working on getting a speaker for September, and we have one 
>      for October already.
>      
>      PS. Yes, I am writing from yet another email address.
>      
>      Itinerantly yours,
>      
>      
>      Russ
>      
> 
> 


From perlman Wed Aug 13 12:08:05 1997
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Subject: Re: Forwarded: Re: requesting information
To: lnormore@cas.org (Lorraine)
Date: Wed, 13 Aug 1997 12:08:00 -0400 (EDT)
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I don't think he thinks there is a problem with chargin,
or providing free access. I don't think CAS needs to
contact Glen Brown, but I'll leave that to you and
whoevr at CAS will be in charge of collecting fees.

1. How many slots are open at CAS?
2. What will be the charge for the 2x2 matrix:
                BuckCHI members   Non Members
   students
   non-students
3. What will the add look like?  (i.e., please provide copy)
4. Where will it be advertised?
	BuckCHI-members?
	BuckCHI-announcements?
	other lists, say at OSU?

> I was mistaken--here are his words:
> It doesn't seem that he is concerned about the pay issue.  Should i follow up
> with Glen Brown?
> 
> Forwarded mail follows:
> >From ben@cs.umd.edu Fri Aug  8 03:58 EDT 1997
> Date: Fri, 8 Aug 1997 03:58:55 -0400 (EDT)
> >From: ben@cs.umd.edu (Ben Shneiderman)
> Message-Id: <199708080758.DAA02890@bedrock.cs.umd.edu>
> To: lnormore
> Subject: Re: requesting information
> Content-Type: text
> Content-Length: 4329
> Content-Length: 4330
> 
> Hi Lorraine,
> 
>  Thanks for your note...I'm on travel in Israel till Aug 21,
> so I have to be brief.
> 
>   As for the Sept 17 TV show...I think it is fine to open the doors
> and invite people in...in fact we try to proomte industryteaming with
> universitie- companies pay the fee and open the doors for
> students.  Alternatively BuckCHI would make it a profit making event
> by charging members...this is fine...if youa re concnered..chedck
> with Glen Brown  itv@eng.umd.ede
> 
> 
> 
> Glen Brown, Director of Marketing
> Instructional Television
> College Of Engineering
> University of Maryland
> College Park, MD 20742 USA
> 
> (301) 405-4905
> (301) 314-9639 (fax)
> 
> gb24@umail.umd.edu  (email)
> 
> 
> Let's be in touch...Ben
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> ============================================================
>   Designing the User Interface: 5-hour satellite TV course
>   September 17, 1997 - Produced by University of Maryland
> ============================================================
> 
> The University of Maryland presents an overview of human-computer
> interaction in connection with the publication of Ben Shneiderman's
> third edition of Designing the User Interface.  More information at:
> 
>       http://www.glue.umd.edu/itv/dui97.html
> 
>   and by email: itv@eng.umd.edu  or phone: 301-405-4905
> 
> 
> Intended Audience:
> Software and usability engineers, interface and web designers,
> researchers, usability testers, trainers, technical writers, and
> managers of user interfaces.
> 
> 
> Course Description:
> It is time to get angry about the quality of user interfaces.
> It is time to do better.
> 
> In this live, interactive broadcast, Ben Shneiderman provides a
> current, and authoritative review of user-interface design.
> Well-designed interfaces are comprehensible, predictable, and
> controllable; users feel competent, satisfied, and responsible for
> their actions. You will learn about the Lucid Design Method to create
> such effective interactions, and the evaluation techniques such as
> expert reviews and usability testing.
> 
> Viewers will acquire invaluable techniques for creating systems that
> facilitate rapid learning and performance, yield low error rates, and
> generate high user satisfaction. Demonstrations of novel interfaces
> will illustrate effective messages, consistent screen design, error
> prevention, and shortcuts for experts.
> 
> Special attention will be given to design for the World Wide Web and
> Information Visualization. Ben Shneiderman will discuss future
> directions such as large screen displays, speech input/output,
> computer supported collaborative work, educational computing, virtual
> environments, and agents.
> 
> This program combines theory and research with guidelines and
> practical examples, all designed to help you in your work. It will
> introduce the WWW booksite that provides educational and
> practitioner support related to the book contents.
> 
> 
> Hourly Schedule:
> 1. Overview for designers and managers
>    Business case for usability engineering
>    Development methodologies and software tools
>    ** Controversey: expert reviews vs. usability testing
> 
> 2. Advanced designs: What's next?
>    Speech systems
>    Groupware
>    Wearables, mobile computing, and webtops
>    ** Controversey: direct manipulation vs. agents
> 
> 3. Information visualization comes of age
>    Why visual data mining is a winner
>    Which of the seven visualizations do you need?
>    ** Controversey: 2-D vs 3-D
> 
> 4. Web Design
>    Changing communities shape new designs
>    How to make your web site stand out
>    Designing for universal service
>    Saving search engines from disaster
>    ** Controversey: narrow/deep vs. broad/shallow trees
> 
> 5. Education and Training
>    Distance learning
>    Designing the User Interface: The Booksite
>    ** Controversey: Universities will die vs. thrive
> 
>    Discussion based on audience questions by phone and fax.
> 
>    **A special discount for the Third Edition of Designing the
>    User Interface is being offered to viewers of this program
>    by Addison-Wesley Publishers.
> 
> 
> 


From lnormore@cas.org Wed Aug 13 16:48:36 1997
Date: Wed, 13 Aug 1997 16:50:05 -0400
From: lnormore@cas.org (Lorraine)
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Subject: Re(2): Forwarded: Re: requesting information
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To: Gary PERLMAN <perlman@turing.acm.org>
Cc: russ@branaghan.com
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Gary (and Russ),

I talked with Lynn Mickey, the IS training coordinator here, who is doing the
in-house organizing for this event this morning.

This is our current understanding, in answer to your questions:

1. How many slots are open at CAS?
   the auditorium holds 225 and we would expect somewhere around 40-50
   CAS staff a a maximum

2. What will be the charge for the 2x2 matrix:
		BuckCHI members   Non Members
   students        $10               $15
   non-students    $40               $50
   the BuckCHI member charge will also be given to members of MOTC--the
   Mid-Ohio Training Consortium that Lynn is a member of and which
   coordinates training opportunities among its members generally

   Lynn and I discussed the payment I had proposed.  It's fine with her and
   if it was a wild success and we filled all available 175 seats with
   paying members and more than defrayed our costs, she said that CAS
   would give a proportional rebate back to BuckCHI for use by its members.

3. What will the add look like?  (i.e., please provide copy)

   Could we not use for content the stuff below?
   Do you want like time and place stuff?


4. Where will it be advertised?
	BuckCHI-members?       at least
	BuckCHI-announcements? probably
	other lists, say at OSU? probably

   My only issue here is to try not to undercut any other possible income
   on their part.  I would propose that we advertise only within BuckCHI
   until after Sept. 3, when they ask for other organizations to pre-register,
   and then to the other lists.  Is that OK with you guys?


Their blurb:

============================================================
  Designing the User Interface: 5-hour satellite TV course
  September 17, 1997 - Produced by University of Maryland
============================================================

The University of Maryland presents an overview of human-computer
interaction in connection with the publication of Ben Shneiderman's
third edition of Designing the User Interface.  More information at:

      http://www.glue.umd.edu/itv/dui97.html

  and by email: itv@eng.umd.edu  or phone: 301-405-4905


Intended Audience:
Software and usability engineers, interface and web designers,
researchers, usability testers, trainers, technical writers, and
managers of user interfaces.


Course Description:
It is time to get angry about the quality of user interfaces.
It is time to do better.

In this live, interactive broadcast, Ben Shneiderman provides a
current, and authoritative review of user-interface design.
Well-designed interfaces are comprehensible, predictable, and
controllable; users feel competent, satisfied, and responsible for
their actions. You will learn about the Lucid Design Method to create
such effective interactions, and the evaluation techniques such as
expert reviews and usability testing.

Viewers will acquire invaluable techniques for creating systems that
facilitate rapid learning and performance, yield low error rates, and
generate high user satisfaction. Demonstrations of novel interfaces
will illustrate effective messages, consistent screen design, error
prevention, and shortcuts for experts.

Special attention will be given to design for the World Wide Web and
Information Visualization. Ben Shneiderman will discuss future
directions such as large screen displays, speech input/output,
computer supported collaborative work, educational computing, virtual
environments, and agents.

This program combines theory and research with guidelines and
practical examples, all designed to help you in your work. It will
introduce the WWW booksite that provides educational and
practitioner support related to the book contents.


Hourly Schedule:
1. Overview for designers and managers
   Business case for usability engineering
   Development methodologies and software tools
   ** Controversey: expert reviews vs. usability testing

2. Advanced designs: What's next?
   Speech systems
   Groupware
   Wearables, mobile computing, and webtops
   ** Controversey: direct manipulation vs. agents

3. Information visualization comes of age
   Why visual data mining is a winner
   Which of the seven visualizations do you need?
   ** Controversey: 2-D vs 3-D

4. Web Design
   Changing communities shape new designs
   How to make your web site stand out
   Designing for universal service
   Saving search engines from disaster
   ** Controversey: narrow/deep vs. broad/shallow trees

5. Education and Training
   Distance learning
   Designing the User Interface: The Booksite
   ** Controversey: Universities will die vs. thrive

   Discussion based on audience questions by phone and fax.

   **A special discount for the Third Edition of Designing the
   User Interface is being offered to viewers of this program
   by Addison-Wesley Publishers.


From perlman Wed Aug 13 23:03:53 1997
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To: lnormore@cas.org (Lorraine)
Date: Wed, 13 Aug 1997 23:03:51 -0400 (EDT)
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I took a stab at a flyer in HTML:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/dui97.htm
Comments?

Lorraine, please add any further registration information
(see the contact section).  How will we verify membership?
I suppose we could provide a list to CAS (after getting the
backlog of memberships up to date).

Big question:

This presentation is not the part of the UI Strategies series.
It seems to have the potential to be a big promo for Ben's new book.
Note the end of the course description at the UMd web site:
	"It will introduce the WWW booksite that
	provides educational and practitioner support related to
	the book contents."
I think we should consider whether we want
BuckCHI to be promoting this if it is very commercial.

Gary

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I am posting this for a related society's local chapter.
        Gary Perlman

Central Ohio Chapter
American Society for Information Science

Program Meeting
Wednesday, September 24, 1997
OCLC Auditorium, Kilgour Building
6565 Frantz Rd.
Dublin, OH 43017

HORS D'OEUVRES     5:30-6:00 p.m.
PROGRAM            6:00-7:00 p.m.

MAKING THE PIECES FIT
Maintaining a Coherent Web Presence in a Complex Organization

Presented by Karen Diaz, Web Librarian,
The Ohio State University Libraries

This presentation will examine challenges the Ohio State University
Libraries has faced on a variety of web site issues including:

 * Delivering a variety of electronic resources (CD-ROM, web,
   telnet accessible / which are citation databases, journals
   and other full text resources)
 * Building depth to access of local information
 * Working relationships required to succeed
 * Consideration of  technical and non-technical solutions
   to outstanding problems

For reservations please contact:
   Deb Bendig,  phone: (614) 761-5084 e-mail: dbendig@oclc.org

Cost: $10.00 per person.  Please pay at the door (cash or check).

Reserve your seat by Wednesday, September 17, 1997.
Cancellations after September 17 and no-shows will be billed.

[This information is also available on the CO-ASIS Web site at
http://www.asis.org/Chapters/coasis/coasishm.htm]

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Dear BuckCHI EC,

Here is the scoop on the Shneiderman event, which Chem Abs may
open to the paying public, with discounts for BuckCHI members.
As you can see below, I am a little wary about making this
an "official" BuckCHI event and would like your input. See below.

My inclination is to go with the event and advertise it
to buckchi-announcements (into which I will merge buckchi-members
so they are sure to get all announcements) and add a link to the
website.  Considering the cost of the live feed, the prices are
very attractive.

Lorraine Normore wrote:
> I looked
> at the brochure and it seems OK to me.  Maybe we should have them contact me
> for information rather than Lynn Mickey but otherwise, it seems OK.

I've updated the web brochure:
        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/dui97.htm

> What makes you say that this is not this year's version of the UI Strategies
> series.  It costs the same, has been advertised the same...

1. The web page for the event does not refer to the UIS series
        http://www.glue.umd.edu/itv/dui97.html
2. Only Ben is speaking (all previous events had 2-3 additional speakers)
3. The web page for the event notes:
        "It [the program] will introduce THE WWW booksite that provides
    educational and practitioner support related to THE book contents."
        (caps mine) These are the first references to THE book.
4. Special Book Offer section of the web page
5. Guess the name of Ben's book (hint, DUI)
6. Guess when Ben's book is coming out

On the other hand, the UIS web page
        http://www.cs.umd.edu/projects/uis/
DOES refer to the DUI event, but it also states:
7. "These broadcasts bring some of the best minds in the field"

Taken together, these make me think that it is different from
previous UIS events. The possibility that the event will be
seen as a self-serving production makes me nervous about
promoting it as a BuckCHI event.

Ben is a dynamic and compelling speaker, and I'm sure people
will get a lot out of the event.  I want to go.

> While I agree that it's a little strange that its Ben, Ben and Ben
> presenting, I don't feel that it's his interpretation that it's simply a
> commercial for his new book.  Should this be forwarded to the larger BuckCHI
> executive?

Here it is.

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Gary,
If I follow the thread of your online discussion and reservations about the
Shneiderman event, I agree that it does sound like a promotional broadcast
to some extent and that is backed up by the color poster/announcement that
I just received via surface mail. The feature of  a single speaker,
Shneiderman, for all 5-6 hours is a bit unusual for such a broad topic, and
for those who can't get access there is a tape available at just $1,800. I
can't believe the book actually makes much of a profit, but the tapes and
satellite broadcast certainly should. (Is this the way we'll all be
teaching/learning in the future?)

All of this angst aside, I do think it should be a worthwhile event and a
great opportunity for students to access this presentation if Chem
Abstracts is still willing to let others attend. I support it but perhaps
not advertised as an official buckCHI event, since we don't have any
control over it, but rather as an event of great interest to buckCHI
members. The fact that they might not know about it or have access to it if
not for the announcement via buckCHI means that we are providing a service
to those on our list. We need to offer more activities and this sounds like
a good way of doing that.        (Please note, I haven't had a chance to
look at the web brochure yet.)
Susan


Dear BuckCHI EC,
>
>Here is the scoop on the Shneiderman event, which Chem Abs may
>open to the paying public, with discounts for BuckCHI members.
>As you can see below, I am a little wary about making this
>an "official" BuckCHI event and would like your input. See below.
>
>My inclination is to go with the event and advertise it
>to buckchi-announcements (into which I will merge buckchi-members
>so they are sure to get all announcements) and add a link to the
>website.  Considering the cost of the live feed, the prices are
>very attractive.
>
>Lorraine Normore wrote:
>> I looked
>> at the brochure and it seems OK to me.  Maybe we should have them contact me
>> for information rather than Lynn Mickey but otherwise, it seems OK.
>
>I've updated the web brochure:
>        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/dui97.htm
>
>> What makes you say that this is not this year's version of the UI Strategies
>> series.  It costs the same, has been advertised the same...
>
>1. The web page for the event does not refer to the UIS series
>        http://www.glue.umd.edu/itv/dui97.html
>2. Only Ben is speaking (all previous events had 2-3 additional speakers)
>3. The web page for the event notes:
>        "It [the program] will introduce THE WWW booksite that provides
>    educational and practitioner support related to THE book contents."
>        (caps mine) These are the first references to THE book.
>4. Special Book Offer section of the web page
>5. Guess the name of Ben's book (hint, DUI)
>6. Guess when Ben's book is coming out
>
>On the other hand, the UIS web page
>        http://www.cs.umd.edu/projects/uis/
>DOES refer to the DUI event, but it also states:
>7. "These broadcasts bring some of the best minds in the field"
>
>Taken together, these make me think that it is different from
>previous UIS events. The possibility that the event will be
>seen as a self-serving production makes me nervous about
>promoting it as a BuckCHI event.
>
>Ben is a dynamic and compelling speaker, and I'm sure people
>will get a lot out of the event.  I want to go.
>
>> While I agree that it's a little strange that its Ben, Ben and Ben
>> presenting, I don't feel that it's his interpretation that it's simply a
>> commercial for his new book.  Should this be forwarded to the larger BuckCHI
>> executive?
>
>Here it is.



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I guess I don't quite understand the question.  If CAS is bringing this in
that's great.  If CAS is willing to have people from outside come to it that's
also great.  As a courtesy we can send a note out to BuckCHI members and/or the
entire mailing list to let people know it's available.  The only question I can
think of is whether we might want to limit the note to BuckCHI members since it
would be a "membership advantage" to be informed about these things, and would
lower the possibility that a BuckCHI member gets bumped by a non-member.

What does it mean to say that BuckCHI is officially (or not) sponsoring it?  I
assume that CAS will be collecting the money.

I still don't know if CompuServe is bringing this program in.  I let the powers
that be know about it but have not heard back.  Whether or not I come down to
CAS depends in part on whether or not we get the program here.

And yes, I was also curious as to whether this was part of the regular Interface
Strategies series or not.  The timing is a little off... Interface Strategies is
usually in December I thought.  Obviously the title and format of the program is
different although the ad is pointed to from the Interface Strategies page.
Does anyone know Ben well enough to ask him what's going on??  It's also obvious
that he is selling a book.  Of course it has seemed to me from way back when I
first saw one of these programs that he was trying to cash in on the lucrative
industrial market... and I've always felt like he was selling something... but
at the same time there is always some interesting content.

Is there anything else we need to figure out here?

Jane


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My read of the consensus is that:
 * the event looks a little odd compared to previous Shneiderman events
 * Ben is always selling, especially Ben, but he always delivers good content
 * it's unclear what "official BuckCHI event" means

Unless there is an uproar, my plan is to:
 1. Get final info from Lorraine about the event (like if it's on)
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/dui97.htm
 2. Provide a member list to Lorraine
 3. Send a message to buckchi-announcements (which includes buckchi-members)
 4. Put a link to the event in the BuckCHI web page
 5. Sign up for the event myself (I like Ben's talks)
It won't be a BuckCHI event except that it will be advertised as
a relevant event with a special discount to BuckCHI members.

While I have your attention, I have brought up the member dues
amount on a few occasions: $20 regular and $10 student seems high to me,
especially given the lack of benefits (although the above BuckCHI
discount is one, as will be the BuckCHI member page/directory).
What do you think of lowering the rates to $10 or $15 and $5?
I'd like an email vote of the BuckCHI EC (place an x and return to me):
	Your Name: 
	Vote on dues for 1997-1998 (most renew in September)
	[ ] $20 and $10 (leave as is)
	[ ] $15 and $5
	[ ] $10 and $5 (i.e., pays for the discount for DUI'97)
All of these assume that we will provide a members page like:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/members.html

Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair

> Dear BuckCHI EC,
> 
> Here is the scoop on the Shneiderman event, which Chem Abs may
> open to the paying public, with discounts for BuckCHI members.
> As you can see below, I am a little wary about making this
> an "official" BuckCHI event and would like your input. See below.
> 
> My inclination is to go with the event and advertise it
> to buckchi-announcements (into which I will merge buckchi-members
> so they are sure to get all announcements) and add a link to the
> website.  Considering the cost of the live feed, the prices are
> very attractive.
> 
> Lorraine Normore wrote:
> > I looked
> > at the brochure and it seems OK to me.  Maybe we should have them contact me
> > for information rather than Lynn Mickey but otherwise, it seems OK.
> 
> I've updated the web brochure:
>         http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/dui97.htm
> 
> > What makes you say that this is not this year's version of the UI Strategies
> > series.  It costs the same, has been advertised the same...
> 
> 1. The web page for the event does not refer to the UIS series
>         http://www.glue.umd.edu/itv/dui97.html
> 2. Only Ben is speaking (all previous events had 2-3 additional speakers)
> 3. The web page for the event notes:
>         "It [the program] will introduce THE WWW booksite that provides
>     educational and practitioner support related to THE book contents."
>         (caps mine) These are the first references to THE book.
> 4. Special Book Offer section of the web page
> 5. Guess the name of Ben's book (hint, DUI)
> 6. Guess when Ben's book is coming out
> 
> On the other hand, the UIS web page
>         http://www.cs.umd.edu/projects/uis/
> DOES refer to the DUI event, but it also states:
> 7. "These broadcasts bring some of the best minds in the field"
> 
> Taken together, these make me think that it is different from
> previous UIS events. The possibility that the event will be
> seen as a self-serving production makes me nervous about
> promoting it as a BuckCHI event.
> 
> Ben is a dynamic and compelling speaker, and I'm sure people
> will get a lot out of the event.  I want to go.
> 
> > While I agree that it's a little strange that its Ben, Ben and Ben
> > presenting, I don't feel that it's his interpretation that it's simply a
> > commercial for his new book.  Should this be forwarded to the larger BuckCHI
> > executive?
> 
> Here it is.
> 


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>My read of the consensus is that:
> * the event looks a little odd compared to previous Shneiderman events
> * Ben is always selling, especially Ben, but he always delivers good content
> * it's unclear what "official BuckCHI event" means
>
>Unless there is an uproar, my plan is to:
> 1. Get final info from Lorraine about the event (like if it's on)
>        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/dui97.htm
> 2. Provide a member list to Lorraine
> 3. Send a message to buckchi-announcements (which includes buckchi-members)
> 4. Put a link to the event in the BuckCHI web page
> 5. Sign up for the event myself (I like Ben's talks)
>It won't be a BuckCHI event except that it will be advertised as
>a relevant event with a special discount to BuckCHI members.
>
>While I have your attention, I have brought up the member dues
>amount on a few occasions: $20 regular and $10 student seems high to me,
>especially given the lack of benefits (although the above BuckCHI
>discount is one, as will be the BuckCHI member page/directory).
>What do you think of lowering the rates to $10 or $15 and $5?
>I'd like an email vote of the BuckCHI EC (place an x and return to me):
>        Your Name:
>        Vote on dues for 1997-1998 (most renew in September)
>        [ ] $20 and $10 (leave as is)
>        [ x] $15 and $5
>        [ ] $10 and $5 (i.e., pays for the discount for DUI'97)
>All of these assume that we will provide a members page like:
>        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/members.html
>
>Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair
>
>> Dear BuckCHI EC,
>>
>> Here is the scoop on the Shneiderman event, which Chem Abs may
>> open to the paying public, with discounts for BuckCHI members.
>> As you can see below, I am a little wary about making this
>> an "official" BuckCHI event and would like your input. See below.
>>
>> My inclination is to go with the event and advertise it
>> to buckchi-announcements (into which I will merge buckchi-members
>> so they are sure to get all announcements) and add a link to the
>> website.  Considering the cost of the live feed, the prices are
>> very attractive.
>>
>> Lorraine Normore wrote:
>> > I looked
>> > at the brochure and it seems OK to me.  Maybe we should have them
>>contact me
>> > for information rather than Lynn Mickey but otherwise, it seems OK.
>>
>> I've updated the web brochure:
>>         http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/dui97.htm
>>
>> > What makes you say that this is not this year's version of the UI
>>Strategies
>> > series.  It costs the same, has been advertised the same...
>>
>> 1. The web page for the event does not refer to the UIS series
>>         http://www.glue.umd.edu/itv/dui97.html
>> 2. Only Ben is speaking (all previous events had 2-3 additional speakers)
>> 3. The web page for the event notes:
>>         "It [the program] will introduce THE WWW booksite that provides
>>     educational and practitioner support related to THE book contents."
>>         (caps mine) These are the first references to THE book.
>> 4. Special Book Offer section of the web page
>> 5. Guess the name of Ben's book (hint, DUI)
>> 6. Guess when Ben's book is coming out
>>
>> On the other hand, the UIS web page
>>         http://www.cs.umd.edu/projects/uis/
>> DOES refer to the DUI event, but it also states:
>> 7. "These broadcasts bring some of the best minds in the field"
>>
>> Taken together, these make me think that it is different from
>> previous UIS events. The possibility that the event will be
>> seen as a self-serving production makes me nervous about
>> promoting it as a BuckCHI event.
>>
>> Ben is a dynamic and compelling speaker, and I'm sure people
>> will get a lot out of the event.  I want to go.
>>
>> > While I agree that it's a little strange that its Ben, Ben and Ben
>> > presenting, I don't feel that it's his interpretation that it's simply a
>> > commercial for his new book.  Should this be forwarded to the larger
>>BuckCHI
>> > executive?
>>
>> Here it is.
>>



From lnormore@cas.org Fri Aug 22 09:52:25 1997
Date: Fri, 22 Aug 1997 09:54:39 -0400
From: lnormore@cas.org (Lorraine)
Message-Id: <9708220954.AA19896@cas.org>
Subject: Re(2): Shneiderman event, vote on membership rates
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	Your Name: Lorraine Normore
	Vote on dues for 1997-1998 (most renew in September)
	[x] $20 and $10 (leave as is)
	[ ] $15 and $5
	[ ] $10 and $5 (i.e., pays for the discount for DUI'97)



But my feelings are not strong on the matter.  So it's a weak vote.

The event does seem to be on.

Yes, I think the appropriate advertising is a relevant event with a special
discount to BuckCHI members.  You might want to add that we request payment
at the door, check to CAS or cash, with the potential of being invoiced if
we want to add that in--which I think would just be TOO complicated.  It
also would be good if people notify me (lfn07@cas.org) ahead, because there
will be handouts and it would be good to have the approximate number
available rather than a rush to the printer during the event.  That is the
information that I know of at the present time.  Can you think of anything
else?

The discount will also be given to organizations who are member of MOTC
(Mid-Ohio Training Consortium) by the way.

From lnormore@cas.org Fri Aug 22 09:52:25 1997
Date: Fri, 22 Aug 1997 09:54:39 -0400
From: lnormore@cas.org (Lorraine)
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	Your Name: Lorraine Normore
	Vote on dues for 1997-1998 (most renew in September)
	[x] $20 and $10 (leave as is)
	[ ] $15 and $5
	[ ] $10 and $5 (i.e., pays for the discount for DUI'97)



But my feelings are not strong on the matter.  So it's a weak vote.

The event does seem to be on.

Yes, I think the appropriate advertising is a relevant event with a special
discount to BuckCHI members.  You might want to add that we request payment
at the door, check to CAS or cash, with the potential of being invoiced if
we want to add that in--which I think would just be TOO complicated.  It
also would be good if people notify me (lfn07@cas.org) ahead, because there
will be handouts and it would be good to have the approximate number
available rather than a rush to the printer during the event.  That is the
information that I know of at the present time.  Can you think of anything
else?

The discount will also be given to organizations who are member of MOTC
(Mid-Ohio Training Consortium) by the way.

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From: "Jane A. Henderson" <JAH@CSI.CompuServe.COM>
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Gary,

I checked the $10 box.  I agree that 20 is high.  Charging 15 might also work...

Jane

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My read of the consensus is that:
 * the event looks a little odd compared to previous Shneiderman events
 * Ben is always selling, especially Ben, but he always delivers good content
 * it's unclear what "official BuckCHI event" means

Unless there is an uproar, my plan is to:
 1. Get final info from Lorraine about the event (like if it's on)
        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/dui97.htm
 2. Provide a member list to Lorraine
 3. Send a message to buckchi-announcements (which includes buckchi-members)
 4. Put a link to the event in the BuckCHI web page
 5. Sign up for the event myself (I like Ben's talks)
It won't be a BuckCHI event except that it will be advertised as
a relevant event with a special discount to BuckCHI members.

While I have your attention, I have brought up the member dues
amount on a few occasions: $20 regular and $10 student seems high to me,
especially given the lack of benefits (although the above BuckCHI
discount is one, as will be the BuckCHI member page/directory).
What do you think of lowering the rates to $10 or $15 and $5?
I'd like an email vote of the BuckCHI EC (place an x and return to me):
        Your Name: Jane Henderson
        Vote on dues for 1997-1998 (most renew in September)
        [ ] $20 and $10 (leave as is)
        [ ] $15 and $5
        [x] $10 and $5 (i.e., pays for the discount for DUI'97)
All of these assume that we will provide a members page like:
        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/members.html

Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair

> Dear BuckCHI EC,
>
> Here is the scoop on the Shneiderman event, which Chem Abs may
> open to the paying public, with discounts for BuckCHI members.
> As you can see below, I am a little wary about making this
> an "official" BuckCHI event and would like your input. See below.
>
> My inclination is to go with the event and advertise it
> to buckchi-announcements (into which I will merge buckchi-members
> so they are sure to get all announcements) and add a link to the
> website.  Considering the cost of the live feed, the prices are
> very attractive.
>
> Lorraine Normore wrote:
> > I looked
> > at the brochure and it seems OK to me.  Maybe we should have them contact me
> > for information rather than Lynn Mickey but otherwise, it seems OK.
>
> I've updated the web brochure:
>         http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/dui97.htm
>
> > What makes you say that this is not this year's version of the UI Strategies
> > series.  It costs the same, has been advertised the same...
>
> 1. The web page for the event does not refer to the UIS series
>         http://www.glue.umd.edu/itv/dui97.html
> 2. Only Ben is speaking (all previous events had 2-3 additional speakers)
> 3. The web page for the event notes:
>         "It [the program] will introduce THE WWW booksite that provides
>     educational and practitioner support related to THE book contents."
>         (caps mine) These are the first references to THE book.
> 4. Special Book Offer section of the web page
> 5. Guess the name of Ben's book (hint, DUI)
> 6. Guess when Ben's book is coming out
>
> On the other hand, the UIS web page
>         http://www.cs.umd.edu/projects/uis/
> DOES refer to the DUI event, but it also states:
> 7. "These broadcasts bring some of the best minds in the field"
>
> Taken together, these make me think that it is different from
> previous UIS events. The possibility that the event will be
> seen as a self-serving production makes me nervous about
> promoting it as a BuckCHI event.
>
> Ben is a dynamic and compelling speaker, and I'm sure people
> will get a lot out of the event.  I want to go.
>
> > While I agree that it's a little strange that its Ben, Ben and Ben
> > presenting, I don't feel that it's his interpretation that it's simply a
> > commercial for his new book.  Should this be forwarded to the larger BuckCHI
> > executive?
>
> Here it is.
>


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Chemical Abstracts Service is acting as a download site for the
live video broadcast of...

    Designing the User Interface, with Ben Shneiderman

We've arranged to make this available to BuckCHI members and other
interested individuals to attend, too.

Presentation
    Designing the User Interface
Presenter
    Ben Shneiderman, University of Maryland
Date
    September 17, 1997
Time
    11am - 5pm
Medium
    Live Video Satellite Broadcast from Maryland
Site
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Audience
    Software and usability engineers, interface and web
    designers, researchers, usability testers, trainers,
    technical writers, and managers of user interfaces.
Benefits
    This course provides a current review of the state-of-the-art
    in user interfaces.

    It will educate software engineers in novel design methodologies and
    specific techniques that offer competitive advantages.
Biography
    Ben Shneiderman is a Professor in the Department of Computer
    Science, Head of the Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory, and Member
    of the Institute for Systems Research, all at the University of
    Maryland at College Park. He was recently named a Fellow of the ACM.
    He has consulted and lectured for many organizations including Apple,
    AT&T, Citicorp, GE, Honeywell, IBM, Intel, Library of Congress, NASA,
    and university research groups.
Description
    It is time to get angry about the quality of user
    interfaces. It is time to do better.

    In this live, interactive broadcast, Ben Shneiderman provides a
    current, and authoritative review of user-interface design.
    Well-designed interfaces are comprehensible, predictable, and
    controllable; users feel competent, satisfied, and responsible for
    their actions. You will learn about the Lucid Design Method to create
    such effective interactions, and the evaluation techniques such as
    expert reviews and usability testing.

    Viewers will acquire invaluable techniques for creating systems that
    facilitate rapid learning and performance, yield low error rates, and
    generate high user satisfaction. Demonstrations of novel interfaces
    will illustrate effective messages, consistent screen design, error
    prevention, and shortcuts for experts.

    Special attention will be given to design for the World Wide Web and
    Information Visualization. Ben Shneiderman will discuss future
    directions such as large screen displays, speech input/output,
    computer supported collaborative work, educational computing, virtual
    environments, and agents.

    This program combines theory and research with guidelines and
    practical examples, all designed to help you in your work. It will
    introduce the WWW booksite that provides educational and practitioner
    support related to the book contents.
Schedule
    1. Overview for designers and managers
       Business case for usability engineering
       Development methodologies and software tools
       Controversy: expert reviews vs. usability testing
    2. Advanced designs: What's next?
       Speech systems
       Groupware
       Wearables, mobile computing, and webtops
       Controversy: direct manipulation vs. agents
    3. Information visualization comes of age
       Why visual data mining is a winner
       Which of the seven visualizations do you need?
       Controversy: 2-D vs 3-D
    4. Web Design
       Changing communities shape new designs
       How to make your web site stand out
       Designing for universal service
       Saving search engines from disaster
       Controversy: narrow/deep vs. broad/shallow trees
    5. Education and Training
       Distance learning
       Designing the User Interface: The Booksite
       Controversy: Universities will die vs. thrive
Fees
    Note: This is a live video broadcast; Ben Shneiderman will not be
    in Columbus. The down-link site license for this course is $1600.
    Non-CAS attendees will be charged the following:
                     BuckCHI Members Non Members
       Non-Students        $40          $50
       Students            $10          $15
    Payment will be due at the door by check (to CAS) or
    cash. The current list of BuckCHI members can be reviewed by sending
        review buckchi-members
    to listserv@acm.org. The discount will also be given to
    organizations who are members of MOTC (Mid-Ohio Training Consortium).
Contact
    Please contact Lorraine Normore at CAS (for planning handouts)
    lnormore@cas.org
    614-447-3600 x2713
URLs
   This page  http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/dui97.htm
   Chem Abs   http://www.cas.org/
   BuckCHI    http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/

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I'm not saying it's the right thing for YOU to do,
but BuckCHI has coordinated with a local site
broadcasting this year's Shneiderman UI event,
Sept 17, 1997 (with a member discount).
You might want to do so also.

(from the BuckCHI home page)
   Ben Shneiderman, Live!
Chemical Abstracts Service will
provide a site for BuckCHI
members (and non-members)
to attend Ben Shneiderman's
User Interface Strategies video
simulcast Designing the User
Interface Wednesday,
September 17, 1997 from
11am-5pm. Ben will cover a
wide range of advanced UI
topics, information visualization,
web design, and training, with
the main theme 'It is time to get
angry about the quality of user
interfaces.' [Local Details]

See our Local Details page at:
        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/dui97.htm

Feel free to steal the idea and our web pages.
I'm sure it will be an exciting informative day
as Ben motivates us to get angry and improve quality
(such as by reading the new edition of his book).

Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair

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On Friday, August 22, 1997 12:24 AM, Gary PERLMAN [SMTP:perlman@TURING.ACM.ORG] 
wrote:
> My read of the consensus is that:
>  * the event looks a little odd compared to previous Shneiderman events
>  * Ben is always selling, especially Ben, but he always delivers good content
>  * it's unclear what "official BuckCHI event" means
>
> Unless there is an uproar, my plan is to:
>  1. Get final info from Lorraine about the event (like if it's on)
>         http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/dui97.htm
>  2. Provide a member list to Lorraine
>  3. Send a message to buckchi-announcements (which includes buckchi-members)
>  4. Put a link to the event in the BuckCHI web page
>  5. Sign up for the event myself (I like Ben's talks)
> It won't be a BuckCHI event except that it will be advertised as
> a relevant event with a special discount to BuckCHI members.
>
> While I have your attention, I have brought up the member dues
> amount on a few occasions: $20 regular and $10 student seems high to me,
> especially given the lack of benefits (although the above BuckCHI
> discount is one, as will be the BuckCHI member page/directory).
> What do you think of lowering the rates to $10 or $15 and $5?
> I'd like an email vote of the BuckCHI EC (place an x and return to me):
>         Your Name:
>         Vote on dues for 1997-1998 (most renew in September)
>         [ ] $20 and $10 (leave as is)
>         [ ] $15 and $5
>         [x] $10 and $5 (i.e., pays for the discount for DUI'97)
> All of these assume that we will provide a members page like:
>         http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/members.html
>
> Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair
>
> > Dear BuckCHI EC,
> >
> > Here is the scoop on the Shneiderman event, which Chem Abs may
> > open to the paying public, with discounts for BuckCHI members.
> > As you can see below, I am a little wary about making this
> > an "official" BuckCHI event and would like your input. See below.
> >
> > My inclination is to go with the event and advertise it
> > to buckchi-announcements (into which I will merge buckchi-members
> > so they are sure to get all announcements) and add a link to the
> > website.  Considering the cost of the live feed, the prices are
> > very attractive.
> >
> > Lorraine Normore wrote:
> > > I looked
> > > at the brochure and it seems OK to me.  Maybe we should have them contact
> > > me
> > > for information rather than Lynn Mickey but otherwise, it seems OK.
> >
> > I've updated the web brochure:
> >         http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/dui97.htm
> >
> > > What makes you say that this is not this year's version of the UI
> > > Strategies
> > > series.  It costs the same, has been advertised the same...
> >
> > 1. The web page for the event does not refer to the UIS series
> >         http://www.glue.umd.edu/itv/dui97.html
> > 2. Only Ben is speaking (all previous events had 2-3 additional speakers)
> > 3. The web page for the event notes:
> >         "It [the program] will introduce THE WWW booksite that provides
> >     educational and practitioner support related to THE book contents."
> >         (caps mine) These are the first references to THE book.
> > 4. Special Book Offer section of the web page
> > 5. Guess the name of Ben's book (hint, DUI)
> > 6. Guess when Ben's book is coming out
> >
> > On the other hand, the UIS web page
> >         http://www.cs.umd.edu/projects/uis/
> > DOES refer to the DUI event, but it also states:
> > 7. "These broadcasts bring some of the best minds in the field"
> >
> > Taken together, these make me think that it is different from
> > previous UIS events. The possibility that the event will be
> > seen as a self-serving production makes me nervous about
> > promoting it as a BuckCHI event.
> >
> > Ben is a dynamic and compelling speaker, and I'm sure people
> > will get a lot out of the event.  I want to go.
> >
> > > While I agree that it's a little strange that its Ben, Ben and Ben
> > > presenting, I don't feel that it's his interpretation that it's simply a
> > > commercial for his new book.  Should this be forwarded to the larger
> > > BuckCHI
> > > executive?
> >
> > Here it is.
> >


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Hi Russ,

I noticed that the PS CHI chapter has a link
to suggest items for the program.
	http://www.usability-architects.com/pssigchi/
Maybe that would be a good idea for the BuckCHI site.
Longer term, it probably makes sense for there to be
an email alias/list for buckchi-program@acm.org,
but we might just list the Program Chair for now.

What is the status of the program for the fall?
I'd like to see more advance notice.

Also, there is the issue of my workshop on
Practical Usability Evaluation.  Do you want to
be invovled?

Gary

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     Hi Gary,
     
     When I wrote you last, I mentioned that I would gather the talk info 
     from Gary Klein if you would like.  Do you want me to do that?  If you 
     have not done so already, it may be easier for him to have only one 
     contact person. So, I would be happy to do that.
     
     Russ 
     


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     Hi Gary,
     
     I have put in an email and voice mail to Gary Klein to gather the 
     information for his presentation.  He has not responded because he is 
     in Sweden.  He will check his voice mail when he gets back this 
     evening.  After this weekend, he is off to HFES.
     
     If I do not hear from him by tommorrow at noon, I will give him 
     another call.  Please let me know if there is anything else you would 
     like me to do.
     
     Russ


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Hi Gary,

Here is the programming update.  We had Gary K. tentatively scheduled to
talk on October 21st.  That date no longer works for him.  He has some
other dates open around that time.  So, he will be our speaker, but he
cannot give a specific date until he returns from Sweden tonight.  We
will try to talk at the beginning of next week.  This may take some
effort since he will be at the HFES conference and I will not.

Elizabeth Muncher from NCR has volunteered to talk on "Using CRTS-Based
Focus Groups for Work Process Analysis.  CRTS stands for Customer
Requirements and Task Specifications.  It is a method for eliciting
customer requirements and task information in a focus group setting. 
She presented this at UPA in August.  

She has promised me an abstract and brief bio two weeks from today.  I
will forward those to you.  She would like to give the talk on November
18th at our usual time (7:00 - 8:30).  The talk will run about an hour,
with the remainder for administrivia, questions and schmoozing.  She
does not care where we have the meeting, but I will propose CAS, if we
have not worn out our welcome.

Sorry for the delay on the details from Klein's talk.  I will handle it
as soon as possible.  Have a good weekend.

Russ

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     Hi Gary,
     
     Here are the details.  Gary would like to do the talk on Tuesday, 
     October 28th.  Let's shoot for CAS if we can.  I will give Lorraine a 
     call to set it up.  Someone else will need to bring the 
     cookies,etc.since I'm not sure if I can be there.  
     
     The tile of his talk is "Cognitive Task Analysis and Using Decision 
     Requirments for Design".  I asked him (over voicemail) to send a brief 
     abstract and bio.  I also asked if he has a website.  I don't believe 
     he does.
     
     A search on Gary yielded the following:
     
     He is co-editor (with Caroline Zsambok) of the 1996 book NATURALISTIC 
     DECISION MAKING, http://www.erlbaum.com/1421.htm
     
     A conversation with Gary Klein is presented in a newsletter named 
     Gateway.  http://www.dtic.mil/iac/cseriac/gv194itv.html
     
     A synopsis of a previous talk on naturalistic decision making: 
     Implications for Design, presented to the Armstrong Laboratory 
     Colloquium is available at 
     http://www.dtic.dla.mil/iac/cseriac/gv194ndm.html
     
     I will forward his abstract and bio on to you as soon as I get them.
     
     Russ


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I just put in a request for a new mailing list:
	buckchi-program@acm.org
for people to send suggestions for meetings
and to request info for workshops.

I don't recall getting a response on your interest
in the workshop.  You seem really busy and often
out of email contact, so perhaps the workshop is
a case where we should try to get a volunteer to
handle requests for information, or perhaps registration
might be handled by the BuckCHI treasurer.  Thoughts?

Gary

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> 
> Hi Russ,
> 
> I noticed that the PS CHI chapter has a link
> to suggest items for the program.
> 	http://www.usability-architects.com/pssigchi/
> Maybe that would be a good idea for the BuckCHI site.
> Longer term, it probably makes sense for there to be
> an email alias/list for buckchi-program@acm.org,
> but we might just list the Program Chair for now.
> 
> What is the status of the program for the fall?
> I'd like to see more advance notice.
> 
> Also, there is the issue of my workshop on
> Practical Usability Evaluation.  Do you want to
> be invovled?
> 
> Gary
> 


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Looking at this request, I am reminded of our desire to have
some regular activities associated with the BuckCHI technical meetings.

1. Info for the website and announcement at least a month in advance
	talk title
	speaker (+ email + url + bio)
	abstract
	location (often tba)
2. Regular annoucements at the meetings
	1.1 Introductions of attending officers
	1.2 Advertising of membership benefits and forms

Please add to this.

But I also thought about the overheads/handouts for the talk,
which I have been saving, informally, and which we might add
to the BuckCHI library (with permission from the speaker, of course).
So, we would need a permission form, which I could draft, if you like,
but which I would like you to approach the speaker with, with something like:
"We like to keep a copy of your talk notes in our lending library,
so if you would be so kind, please complete the following release:
	[ ] Anyone can request to copy these notes
	[ ] Only BuckCHI members can make personal copies
	[ ] One copy may be kep on file, but not copied
	[ ] Do not place my notes in the library (default)"

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> How can we get a copy of Hugh's overheads into the chapter library,
> and how can I get a copy for some people here asking for them?
> 
> Gary
> 


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Any updates on an abstract for this month's or next month's meetings?
I think the first announcement for this month should go out this week.

If these people are so bad at answering requests,
I wonder if they will show up at the meeting.
This is a fear of mine.

Gary

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                BuckCHI -- Central Ohio SIGCHI Chapter
                 http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/

                    Technical Meeting Announcement

                               Gary Klein

                      "DECISION-CENTERED DESIGN"

                        CompuServe Lecture Hall
                      5000 Arlington Centre Blvd.
                          Columbus, OH 43220

                       Tuesday, October 28, 1997
                              7:00-8:30pm

There are several approaches to designing human-computer interfaces.  A
system-centered design is intended to impress our colleagues by all the
advanced technology we squeezed in.  A data-centered design is to play
it safe by cataloguing all the data elements that are needed, and
squeezing them onto screens.  A third approach is a user-centered
design, to find out what users need, and in what form.  This
presentation describes one strategy for doing a user-centered design.
Cognitive Task Analysis methods can identify the decision requirements
of a task, and these can be used to design the interface.  (They can
also be used to design decision support systems.) Several examples will
be presented of how a decision-centered design can be carried out.

Gary Klein, Ph.D. is Chairman and Chief Scientist of Klein Associates.
He has performed research on naturalistic decision making in a wide
variety of task domains and settings, including firefighting, aviation,
command and control, market research, and software troubleshooting.
Based on these and related projects, he has developed significant new
models of proficient decision making.  His research interests include
the study of individual and team decision making under conditions of
stress, time pressure, and uncertainty.  Dr. Klein has furthered the
development and application of a decision-centered approach to system
design and training programs and has edited two books on naturalistic
decision making.  Currently, he is extending the naturalistic decision
making framework to cover planning and problem solving.  He received his
Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology from the University of Pittsburgh in
1969.  Dr. Klein has a SECRET clearance.

Dr. Klein is co-editor (with Caroline Zsambok) of the 1996 book,
Naturalistic Decision Making, published by Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.

Directions:
  From the west:
    Take Sawmill until it deadends into Henderson, take a left and go
    1/2 mile east until you reach a traffic light. Take a right onto
    Arlington Centre, just after the Beneficial building.
  From the east:
    Go west on Henderson from 315. You will pass Kenny and then Reed
    Road. Arlington Centre Blvd will be on the left at the Beneficial
    building.  (across from Blockbuster Video),
  The main entrance is about 100 yards down the street on your left.
  Park in the lot and head for the front door.

Send questions to:
  Russ Branaghan, BuckCHI Program Chair, buckchi-program@acm.org

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We are discussing having a BuckCHI social gathering in December
and I thought it might be okay at our pleasant abode.
We could even have Mark show us how one kid uses computers.
It would run from about 7-9, and could be on any day.

What do you think of this real person event?
I haven't committed to anything.

xoxoxox

GGG

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Sure, a real person event is fine.
Night is good; dessert, right? Not 
Dec 5 or 10. In fact, weeknight would
be better (we wouldn't be exhasuted)
How about a Thurs night? Right after
Cheri has cleaned?
  xoxox

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Gary PERLMAN wrote:
>
> Great speaker last night.  I'll send off a letter of thanks.
>
> The next speaker is scheduled for Nov 18, and we have no abstract
> or site.  Russ, do you need some help here to follow up?
>
> Is anything scheduled for December?  Should there be?
>
> Gary

Hi All,

Glad it was a good presentation.  I sent a reminder to Elizabeth Muncher
yesterday.  She replied that she is in Australia and that preparing an
abstract and bio slipped her mind.  She'll be back to work on Monday,
and will work on it then.  In the meantime I'll ask her if we can simply
use her abstract and bio from the UPA or CHI presentations.  I will also
find out if she has any special A/V needs.

I could use some help finding a site.  Could someone do that, and let me
know which one?  We do not have anyone scheduled for December.  I still
think it would be a good idea to have a December meeting.  If all agree,
I'll be happy to step up my speaker recruiting activities for December.
Please let me know what you decide.

Russ
--
Russell J Branaghan, Ph.D.
The Branaghan Design Group
E-mail:  russ@branaghan.com -  Web:  www.branaghan.com
582 Apple Street, Westerville, OH 43082  (800) 510-2694

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Of possible interest....

                  OCLC Distinguished Seminar Series

Title
       Perspectives on the Digital Information Environment:
       A Case for Collaborative and Institutional Models
Speaker
       Wendy P. Lougee
Organization
       University of Michigan Library
Date
       November 11, 1997 (8:30 - 9:00 a.m. Coffee & Donuts
       9:00 - 11:00 a.m. Presentation)
Site
       OCLC Online Computer Library Center, 6565 Frantz Road, Dublin,
       OH 43017, 614-764-6000 [directions below]
Abstract
       The changing landscapes of higher education, scholarly
       communication, and technology have provided a catalyst for
       rethinking existing structures for information delivery and
       access within the academy. Wendy Lougee will discuss
       perspectives on the digital information environment. The
       University of Michigan's Digital Library Program is offered as
       a case study to highlight the organizational and technological
       dimensions of developing digital collections and services.
       Collaboration--with the technology and research sectors--is
       offered as an imperative in building local and national
       infrastructure for digital library resources.
       Begun in 1993, Michigan's Digital Library Program is jointly
       sponsored by the University Library, the newly chartered School
       of Information, and the Information Technology Division and
       brings together the complementary expertise of librarians,
       researchers, and technologists to develop digital content and
       the access environment. Through a project-based strategy, the
       campus information infrastructure is being developed and
       attention directed toward attendant issues of economic models
       for information delivery, access policies, and intellectual
       property management.

       This seminar is not sponsored by BuckCHI; it is part of the
       OCLC Distinguished Seminar Series, which is open to the public.
       OCLC has agreed to let BuckCHI circulate this announcement. If
       this seminar is of interest to you and you plan to attend,
       please telephone the OCLC Office of Research (614.764.4395);
       leave your name and telephone number no later than Friday
       November 7, or send e-mail to: sticklel@oclc.org
Biography
       Wendy Lougee currently serves as Assistant Director for Digital
       Library Initiatives at the University of Michigan Library. In
       this capacity, she oversees a campus-wide collaborative Digital
       Library Program focused on achieving a comprehensive, coherent
       networked information environment for the University.
       Previously, she directed the Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library at
       Michigan, Michigan's central humanities and social science
       research library. Her professional and research interests have
       been in the arena of scholarly communication, collection
       management models, and digital library development.

       Ms. Lougee holds a BA from Lawrence University, an MS (Library
       Science) from the University of Wisconsin, and an MA
       (Psychology) from the University of Minnesota.
Email
       wlougee@umich.edu
URL
       http://www.lib.umich.edu/
Directions
       OCLC is in the northwest corner of the I-270 loop around
       Columbus. From I-270, take the Rt.161/33 exit east. The main
       OCLC building will be visible on the left (to the north). The
       first traffic light is Frantz Road. Turn left (north). Franz
       road immediately turns sharply to the right and Post Road bends
       to the left. If you follow Post instead of Frantz, you get a
       second chance to turn right onto the OCLC campus.

       OCLC is a campus with three buildings. The Kilgour Building,
       on the left side of Frantz, is the largest and contains the
       auditorium. The Smith Building, on the right side of Frantz,
       contains classrooms. Follow the signs to visitor parking.

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I don't mind a short tour, but we should make sure this fits with
the schedule of our speaker, who is from the Dayton area, before
pushing back the time of the presentation.  Gary Klein, for example,
had to leave ASAP to drive home for a 6 am flight.

Maybe the tour could somehow focus on HCI, but I don't know
if that makes any sense for something short.

Maybe the tour could be scheduled for 6:30 or 6:45.

Gary

Lorraine Wrote:
> If it would work out, we could start half an hour later with the talk and
> have a tour first.  Any comments?
>
> > Just an update on the room hunt.  Things are looking good for having the =
> > meeting at Horizons.  I'm still ironing out a couple of details on the =
> > time.  There is a shoot scheduled in the studio that day and I need to =
> > confirm what time to expect to be able to get in.  Should know more in =
> > the next couple of days.  In addition, my gracious employer has offered =
> > to provide refreshments at the expense of our company(!)  Don is =
> > actually quite a nice guy, and  has even offered to make an appearance =
> > and give a little overview of what the company does, etc., possibly even =
> > a tour if there is interest in that.  Not sure if anyone would be =
> > interested in the video production stuff, but Horizons has the most Avid =
> > video equipment in this region of the United States as well as one of =
> > the very first setups for full digital video editing.  Beyond that, the =
> > entire place is just really cool to get a walk through.
> >
> > Doug
> >
>

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                          Technical Meeting

Title
       Using CRTS-Based Focus Groups for Work Process Analysis
Speaker
       Elizabeth Muncher
Organization
       NCR
Date
       November 18, 1997 (7:00-8:30pm)
Site
       CompuServe, 5000 Arlington Centre Blvd., Columbus, OH 43220,
       614-457-8600 [directions below]
Abstract
       Focus groups using the Customer Requirements and Task
       Specifications (CRTS) methodology were used for work process
       analysis of call center agents' work. The call center study is
       used to illustrate the CRTS methodology.
Biography
       Elizabeth Muncher is a Human Factors Engineer for NCR
       Corporation in Dayton, Ohio. She employs focus group research
       for work process analysis.
       Elizabeth Muncher organized a SIG meeting at CHI 97:
       Usability and Requirements: What role can usability
       professionals play in requirements definition?
       http://www.acm.org/sigchi/chi97/proceedings/sig/em.htm
Email
       elizabeth.muncher@daytonoh.ncr.com
URL
       http://www.ncr.com/
Directions
     From the west:
            Take Sawmill until it deadends into Henderson, take a left
            and go 1/2 mile east until you reach a traffic light. Take
            a right onto Arlington Centre, just after the Beneficial
            building.
     From the east:
            Go west on Henderson from 315. You will pass Kenny and
            then Reed Road. Arlington Centre Blvd will be on the left
            at the Beneficial building. (across from Blockbuster
            Video),
       The main entrance is about 100 yards down the street on your
       left. Park in the lot and head for the front door.

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Doug Brown is going to look into getting a room at Horizons Interactive,
which is in Grandview on 5th Ave.  Doug, please let us know the result.

I think Lorraine is going to look into a room at CAS as backup,
but maybe not.  Time is short, so she may need to move quickly.

I think a "real" December meeting would be great,
but I am also happy hosting a social at my house.
I don't think the EC came to a conclusion on a December meeting,
but my impression was that we were leaning to something informal.
If you have lined up someone, then let's do it.
If something falls into our lap, then we could go for it.

I am looking into late January for the workshop,
but I'd like us to also have a January public meeting,
say between the 10th and 20th.

Our first mass mailing looks like it will happen on Dec 1,
so any annoucements you'd like to see go out should
be arranged a week before then.

Gary

> Gary PERLMAN wrote:
> >
> > Great speaker last night.  I'll send off a letter of thanks.
> >
> > The next speaker is scheduled for Nov 18, and we have no abstract
> > or site.  Russ, do you need some help here to follow up?
> >
> > Is anything scheduled for December?  Should there be?
> >
> > Gary
>
> Hi All,
>
> Glad it was a good presentation.  I sent a reminder to Elizabeth Muncher
> yesterday.  She replied that she is in Australia and that preparing an
> abstract and bio slipped her mind.  She'll be back to work on Monday,
> and will work on it then.  In the meantime I'll ask her if we can simply
> use her abstract and bio from the UPA or CHI presentations.  I will also
> find out if she has any special A/V needs.
>
> I could use some help finding a site.  Could someone do that, and let me
> know which one?  We do not have anyone scheduled for December.  I still
> think it would be a good idea to have a December meeting.  If all agree,
> I'll be happy to step up my speaker recruiting activities for December.
> Please let me know what you decide.
>
> Russ
> --
> Russell J Branaghan, Ph.D.
> The Branaghan Design Group
> E-mail:  russ@branaghan.com -  Web:  www.branaghan.com
> 582 Apple Street, Westerville, OH 43082  (800) 510-2694
>

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Hello All,

Thank you, Doug and Lorraine, for looking for a room for the November
meeting.

Elizabeth Muncher has not yet replied to my most recent email asking for
an abstract and bio.  Let's just use the one from either her CHI or UPA
presentations until we hear otherwise.  She is supposed to be back from
Australia, and in her office, today.  I will try to contact her to get a
real abstract and bio.

I like Gary's idea of a social event for December.  I have not found a
speaker who is excited about presenting in December.  I will look for a
speaker for January instead.

More updates soon,

Russ
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Gary,

Here is the bio and abstract from Liz's UPA presentation.  

Elizabeth Muncher is a Human Factors Engineer for NCR Corporation in
Dayton, Ohio.  She employs focus group research for work process
analysis.

****
Focus groups using the Customer Requirements and Task Specifications
(CRTS) methodology were used for work process analysis of call center
agents' work.  The call center study is used to illustrate the CRTS
methodology.
****

Russ

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> Gary PERLMAN wrote:
> >Russ, can you get that by the end of November?
> > I am more concerned that if we do not get enough registrations,
> > it may mean that my goals for BuckCHI for the year have fizzled.
>
> Let me make sure I understand.  You want a technical meeting for
> January, in addition to your workshop, and you want a technical meeting
> in February?

Whereas:
        1. There is a substantial fee for attending.
        2. A workshop is unlike a technical meeting.
        3. A limited number of people can attend.
Now therefore:
        1. I would like us to have a regular meeting.
        2. Maybe on the early side of the month
           like in the week before the workshop
           (Tuesday would allow attendees to register for
           the Workshop late).
        3. Perhaps on a more techy topic, like new UI Tools for the Web:
           * Java AWT
           * Cascading Style Sheets

> I think we can do that.  Plan on me having that info to you by the last
> week of Nov.  I'll try to collect a good abstract and bio, etc. right
> away from them.  If anyone knows of a good speaker who is just itching
> to talk to us, please let me know.

I don't know about itching, but how about someone from OSU:
        * Lorraine Justice
        * Phil Smith
        * Dave Woods

> Russ
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I thought it was a pretty good talk,
and pretty useful to me.

I thought things would have gone better with
handouts -- I made copies for BuckCHI.
Maybe part of our procedure would be
to get the speaker to bring handouts
or send us a master to make copies.

I was concerned before the talk that
the talk was not well advertised,
and that was reinforced by the attendance,
but maybe the topic was not of high interest
or there were other things going on.
Still, if I could improve things, I would:
 * get the details of the talk set earlier
	Who, Where
 * get more details for the abstract and bio
	Muncher's abstract was only marginally longer
	than the title, which was heavy on jargon.
	There was no outline of the talk,
	not definition of what is a call center,
	and so on.  Just a bad abstract.
	Her bio was little more than her name and
	job title.  I did not feel comfortable bouncing
	her abstract and bio back to her, what with
	everything being so late.
 * advertise earlier, although the talk was mentioned
   for a month in advance, although we had little
   more than the title.  I sent out the announcement
   about a week in advance, so there was no time for
   reminders a week in advance.  I forgot to send out
   a reminder yesterday.

I'd like BuckCHI to have a written procedure with
milestones to follow to avoid the snags that are easy to avoid.
This will also serve as a more detailed job description
for the next program chair (unless you plan to spend the
rest of your life serving BuckCHI).  One of my goals
for this year is to have jobs described in enough detail
to interest and help future volunteers.  Could you start
such a document as you set up future meetings?

Heather Unwin seems really motivated, so I would like
to take advantage of her energy.  She is setting up
a distribution scheme for announcing our events.
Her email is on the officers page.

Glad to see you can attend an occasional meeting.
They have been great.

Gary

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I received a request for a copy of Gary Klein's notes,
but before I sent out a copy, I thought I would bring
up the issue with the BuckCHI EC.

We could deal with the issue on an ad hoc basis.

We could formalize the process and even make it a member benefit.
This would require work.

The current situation is that I have been keeping copies of
speaker handouts for BuckCHI meetings since about July.
Each speaker gets a file with that and a copy of a thank you
letter (which I only started with Gary Klein, but may do
retroactively to Jared Spool).

We could put the handouts into the BuckCHI library,
in which case they could be borrowed by members.
It would add a tangible benefit to members,
and archive our technical meetings more than
the meeting announcements on the web site,
which sounds to me to be worthwhile in any case
(or I would not have been keeping copies).
We might copy the notes for people and mail them to members, but
that sounds like a time-consuming process with lots of bookkeeping.

One issue is that of author permission,
which I got verbally from Gary Klein,
and which we probably don't need for our lending library,
but would need, perhaps in writing, to distribute copies.

Well, it's a topic for our next meeting, Nov 21.

I guess I'll tell this person that I'll bring a copy
to the next meeting, given that I said people could have copies.

Gary

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Gary,

Here is what I have so far.  I will try to fill in the blanks by
tommorrow afternoon,

Russ

____________
January

Better Design Through Disbelief
Doug Brown
Multimedia Programmer, Horizons Interactive

Date and Time:  Tuesday, January 13th at 7:00 PM
Place:  Horizons Interactive (I'm working on getting address and
directions)

Abstract--
I didn't come out of school with the intention of becoming a
programmer.  My formal training has been in UI design, my first job out
of school was in UI design, and I've been involved in BuckCHI since its
earliest beginnings.  While in my first job, I quickly learned that if I
was to be able to create not just a cool interface, but even a usable
interface, I was going to have to deal with "The Man."

"The Man" is the amorphous obstacle that you encounter on the path to
making a good design.  For each project a designer is sure to encounter
several "Men."  These can take the form of the project manager, the
client, your group manager, engineers, etc.  Better design through
disbelief is about dealing with "The Man" by not taking what he says as
the final truth, and learning things along the way.

Background--
I received an undergraduate degree in Human Factors Psychology from
Wright State University in Fairborn, OH (a great place to graduate FROM
:).  Within a few months I was working for Metatec Corp. in Dublin
designing interfaces for customized databases delivered on CD ROMs. 
Over the course of time there I began designing interfaces for
multimedia publications such as the award-winning "Multimedia World
Live!" and dabbling in the occult world of multimedia programming. 
Shortly thereafter I was tapped to be responsible for programming the
new CompuServe CD using Director, and I haven't looked back since.  I
now work for Horizons [Companies] in Grandview as a multimedia
programmer.

_____________
February

David Ranson
Cognitive Systems Engineering Laboratory
The Ohio State University

Title
Human-Centered Software Agents in Automated Aircraft:  Implications for
Software Agents in General.

I am working on getting the following:
Date (I am assuming Tuesday, Feb. 17th), Abstract, bio, facility,
directions, related materials and links.

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                BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter

                        Members' Holiday Party!

                     December 11, 1997 (7:00-9:00)
Site
       The PerlyPalms, 2008 Lane Road, Upper Arlington, OH 43220,
       614-457-5508 [directions below]
Abstract
       Members are invited to our second annual holiday party.
       Desserts will be served. To optimize planning, please send
       email to perlman@acm.org if you plan to attend.

       You can check the BuckCHI Member Directory to see if you are
       a member or to get instructions about how to join/renew.
           http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/directory.html

       Gary Perlman will informally discusses kids software. If he
       feels like it, Mark Palmer Perlman, age four, will show how he
       uses his computer.
Biography
       Gary Perlman is the founder of BuckCHI and the first elected
       BuckCHI Chair, serving 1997-1998.
Directions
       It's Lane ROAD, not Avenue! Lane Road runs east-to-west from
       Riverside Drive to Reed Road. Henderson (which has an exit off
       315) is to the north and McCoy is to the south. 2008 Lane Road
       is a brown house across from Lane Road Park, near the Lane Road
       Library. There is parking on the street on the south (park) side.

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Ughh.  I put the wrong date on Doug's talk in the mailing.
Since people can't find out where the talk is without
getting more info, the negative effects may be limited.

We need directions (including parking instructions)
for Horizons Interactive.

We need info for the February talk, and a site.
I recommend against OSU because there is so much construction
and the parking lots may not be accessible.

And how about March?  Something sexy, with Java, or JavaScript,
or the 4.0 browsers and Cascading Style Sheets, might be nice.

Gary

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Russ,

I just found a piece of paper on my desk that has the URL 
www.cojug.org written on it.  Seems to be the web site for Central 
Ohio Java Users Group.  Let me know if you have any luck in that 
direction.  I'd be interested in a Java talk also...

Jane



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               BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter

                          Technical Meeting

Title
       Better Design Through Disbelief
Speaker
       Doug Brown
Organization
       Horizons Interactive
Date
       January 13, 1998 (7:00-8:30pm)
Site
       Horizons Interactive, 1800 West Fifth Ave., Columbus, OH 43212,
       614-481-7200 [directions below]
Abstract
       Don't believe everything you hear. Programmers may tell you
       that design changes are too hard and will take too long.
       Project managers may tell you that there is not enough money in
       the budget. Clients, graphic artists, human factors
       practitioners and others may create other obstacles to design
       changes. A good user-interface designer will learn enough about
       the other disciplines to tell when the obstacles are real and
       when they are not.
       This talk will review these some of these obstacles in light of
       a healthy disbelief. Doug will provide examples from several
       organizations including his current employer, Horizon's
       Interactive.
Biography
       Doug Brown is a multimedia programmer for Horizons Interactive.
       His experience as a user-interface designer, human factors
       psychologist and multimedia developer has given him a good deal
       of insight into the problems of delivering useful and usable
       products. Prior to joining Horizons Interactive, he was a
       user-interface designer for Metatec Corporation, where he
       worked on award-winning products such as "Multimedia World
       Live". He holds a bachelor's degree in Human Factors Psychology
       from Wright State University.
Email
       dougbrown@acm.org
URL
       http://www.horizonsmedia.com/c_frame.html
Directions
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       south of the Lennox 24 theater, which is where some of the
       exits actually come off. Go west on 5th Ave. Horizons is
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I have drafted a set of procedures for the program committee
and would like to get input from you.

One goal is to distribute some of the load,
by introducing the role of "meeting host".
The procedures would substitute for the
procedures Russ has been following implicitly.
I would like the procedures page to contain
a fairly complete list of our combined knowledge.

I would like to propose that the chapter host a dinner
before the meeting.  If the speaker is available, the
chapter would pay for their dinner and that of the meeting
host.  Others who attend would pay their way.  It's an extra
benefit we can provide to both speakers and hosts.

Please send me your comments, and any info you have
on publicizing our events (that section is empty).

Gary

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Doh!

The draft is at:
        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/program.html

> I have drafted a set of procedures for the program committee
> and would like to get input from you.
>
> One goal is to distribute some of the load,
> by introducing the role of "meeting host".
> The procedures would substitute for the
> procedures Russ has been following implicitly.
> I would like the procedures page to contain
> a fairly complete list of our combined knowledge.
>
> I would like to propose that the chapter host a dinner
> before the meeting.  If the speaker is available, the
> chapter would pay for their dinner and that of the meeting
> host.  Others who attend would pay their way.  It's an extra
> benefit we can provide to both speakers and hosts.
>
> Please send me your comments, and any info you have
> on publicizing our events (that section is empty).
>
> Gary
>

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In the spirit of this idea, I have a potential speaker for March/April, =
or actually whenever makes sense.  Gary had mentioned that he wanted =
"JAVA" in the title of a talk.  Steve Lopez is a great speaker who can =
talk about "JAVA BEANS" which he works with every day at Lucent =
Technologies.  He gave a similar talk to Dave and Phil's students =
somewhat informally a few months back and it was really interesting.  He =
has said that he is happy to speak to BuckCHI as long as it's not =
February (sorry!) and that when BuckCHI was first starting he went to a =
few meetings and that dropped off (but is willing to get involved =
again).  He is finishing up a Master's with David Woods at Ohio State =
part-time while working full-time at Lucent Technologies.

Perhaps what we could do is have the program position for somebody to =
bring refreshments and/or send thank you letters to speakers or =
something like that instead of having to ferret out the people, and then =
the committee can brainstorm people together to bring in.  Or perhaps =
these could be one of the responsibilities of another chair, like =
membership?

Contact info is:
Steven A. Lopez
Lucent Technologies Bell Labs
(614) 860-2934
lopez@lucent.com
http://edison.cb.lucent.com/homes/slopez (internal)
http://csel.eng.ohio-state.edu/~lopez/ (external)

-----Original Message-----
From:	Gary PERLMAN [SMTP:perlman@TURING.ACM.ORG]
Sent:	Wednesday, January 28, 1998 8:36 AM
To:	BUCKCHI-OFFICERS@ACM.ORG
Subject:	BuckCHI Committee Chairs Crisis

Maybe it's time to go into crisis mode before its actually a crisis.

I have received no volunteers for any of the open positions,
most notably the Program Chair.

        By the way, Russ, is anything being lined up for February?

Open are:
        Program
        Membership
        Information Director
And I guess I'll formally declare Publicity open,
given that I have not been able to reach nor seen
any signs of Heather Unwin.

I am discussing the InfoDir position with a local person,
so we'll see how that turns out.  I am unconcerned about
membership, and more concerned about publicity.

But I think we should take action on the Program Chair issue
ASAP, regardless of whether Russ has something for February.
I propose that we divide up the task and turn the position
of Program Chair into someone in charge of a real committee.
I propose that we all take some role on the program committee,
and take responsibility for arranging 1-2 speakers per year.
Perhaps Russ can help, but I think we can put together some
basic instructions for getting a speaker and making arrangements
The main role of the Program Chair would be to make sure that
some diligent committee members are not planning speakers
for the wrong times (e.g., the same time).

I think arranging 1-2 speakers would be much more palatable
than accepting responsibility for the whole program, eh?

So, assuming some of you will help, I'll work on some
instructions and try to get some input from Russ.
In the meantime, I'd like to gather a list of suggested
topics and/or speakers which I'll maintain in an unadvertized
web document (maybe even password protected).

My motto: BuckCHI Volunteering -- No Heroics Required

Gary


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From patterson.150@osu.edu Fri Jan  9 13:21:51 1998
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Gary, this is from the guy at Lucent who might make a good contact at Lucent
for BuckCHI stuff.  His info is at the bottom of this message.  The people
he sent this to are the current students under Dave Woods and Phil Smith,
most of whom are associated with BuckCHI already.

-Emily Patterson



>To: "daina pupons-wickham" <pupons-wickham.1@osu.edu>,
>        "dave woods" <woods.2@osu.edu>,
>        "david ranson" <ranson@csel.eng.ohio-state.edu>,
>        "emily" <epatters@postbox.acs.ohio-state.edu>,
>        "klaus christoffersen" <christoffersen.2@osu.edu>,
>        "mahitha gokulachandra" <gokulachandra.1@osu.edu>,
>        "phil smith" <phil+@osu.edu>, "renee chow" <chow.41@osu.edu>,
>        "roger chapman" <chapman.152@osu.edu>,
>        "jodi obradovich" <jobradov@postbox.acs.ohio-state.edu>
>Original-To: "daina pupons-wickham" <pupons-wickham.1@osu.edu>,
>        "dave woods" <woods.2@osu.edu>,
>        "david ranson" <ranson@csel.eng.ohio-state.edu>,
>        "emily" <epatters@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>,
>        "klaus christoffersen" <christoffersen.2@osu.edu>,
>        "mahitha gokulachandra" <gokulachandra.1@osu.edu>,
>        "phil smith" <phil+@osu.edu>, "renee chow" <chow.41@osu.edu>,
>        "roger chapman" <chapman.152@osu.edu>,
>        "jodi obradovich" <jobradov@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>
>From: "Steven A. Lopez" <lopez@lucent.com>
>Original-To: "daina pupons-wickham" <pupons-wickham.1@osu.edu>,
>        "dave woods" <woods.2@osu.edu>,
>        "david ranson" <ranson@csel.eng.ohio-state.edu>,
>        "emily" <epatters@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>,
>        "klaus christoffersen" <christoffersen.2@osu.edu>,
>        "mahitha gokulachandra" <gokulachandra.1@osu.edu>,
>        "phil smith" <phil+@osu.edu>, "renee chow" <chow.41@osu.edu>,
>        "roger chapman" <chapman.152@osu.edu>,
>        "jodi obradovich" <jobradov@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>
>Subject: Example of Java scheduling interface...
>Date: Fri, 9 Jan 1998 11:36:01 -0600
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>Thought many of you might find this interface
>interesting.  (It was written in Java and should
>run on either IE4 or Netscape browser)
>
>http://www.nagano.olympic.org/goto/common/schedule_b_e.shtml
>
>Steve
>---------------------------------------------------------
>Steven A. Lopez
>Lucent Technologies Bell Labs
>(614) 860-2934
>lopez@lucent.com
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From perlman Fri Feb 20 01:03:33 1998
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From: Gary PERLMAN <perlman>
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To: lopez@lucent.com
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Cc: perlman
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Dear Steve,

Emily Patterson, our student advisor, wrote that you were
interested (and willing) to speak to BuckCHI at a technical
meeting.  She says you are a great speaker and gave a
really interesting talk on JavaBeans, I assume a la:
	http://java.sun.com/beans/

I am very keen on BuckCHI presenting talks on HCI aspects
of current hot technology, not only because it will be
of interest to BuckCHI members, but also because it will
bring in developers who are more technology focused than,
say, user focused.  I think it is critical for BuckCHI to
"spread the word of HCI" to a broad(er) audience.

I'm interested in having several technology-based
talks, perhaps several on Java including Beans, AWT,
applets, etc.

If you are interested in giving a talk to BuckCHI,
we'd eventually want to know what we need to
make a great meeting announcement.

As a new benefit to speakers, BuckCHI will pay for
your meal with members before the presentation, if
you would like to go out to dinner.  We archive the
previous talks on our website, so it's a citable
presentation.  And I send a letter of thanks to you,
and if you like, your management.

But first we need to know if you are willing and able.

Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair

Here is what we would eventually need for the announcement:

What (presentation abstract provided by the speaker):
	What is the problem area and the approach?
	What conclusions will be presented to attendees?
	What should attendees expect to get from the presentation?
	What references to relevant background publications exist,
		especially if available on the web.
Who (speaker biography provided by the speaker(s)):
	Employment: current and previous, if relevant 
	Education: if relevant 
	References to relevant publications,
		especially if available on the web 
When (negotiated with the speaker and host):
	We usually have our meetings on Tuesday evenings.
	Our program schedule is open, and we are looking for
	a speaker for March.  Given that we are in the last
	week in February, I think February 17, 24 or 31 would
	be reasonable dates, but I would not rule out the
	first week in April (CHI 98 is April 18-23, so mid
	to late April is out).
Where (arranged by the host, possibly at the speaker's site):
	Our meetings are held at sites like CompuServe,
	Chemical Abstracts, OCLC, etc., but we could have
	a talk at Lucent (I'd prefer that over trying to
	park at OSU).  If at a new site, we would need
	directions.

From lopez@ihgw1.lucent.com Fri Feb 20 13:43:49 1998
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From: "Steven A. Lopez" <lopez@lucent.com>
To: "Gary PERLMAN" <perlman@turing.acm.org>
Cc: "george hsieh" <cghsieh@lucent.com>
Subject: Re: BuckCHI Technical Meeting
Date: Fri, 20 Feb 1998 13:48:19 -0600
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Gary,

I would be interested in presenting for the 
BuckCHI community.  The early April time frame
would be best for me.

With regards to location, I am afraid that due to
security concerns we would not be able to hold
the presentation at the Lucent location. Therefore
please verify that we will be able to meet at one
of the sites you mentioned (Compuserver, OSU, etc.)

I will need to get all of my material authorized by
an internal organization first, but I should be able to
begin that process soon.  Once that has occured,
I will provide you with bio, materials, etc.

Regards,

Steve Lopez
---------------------------------------------------------
Steven A. Lopez
Lucent Technologies Bell Labs
(614) 860-2934
lopez@lucent.com
http://edison.cb.lucent.com/homes/slopez (internal)
http://csel.eng.ohio-state.edu/~lopez/ (external)

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To: lopez@lucent.com <lopez@lucent.com>
Cc: perlman@turing.acm.org <perlman@turing.acm.org>
Date: Thursday, February 19, 1998 2:04 PM
Subject: BuckCHI Technical Meeting


Dear Steve,

Emily Patterson, our student advisor, wrote that you were
interested (and willing) to speak to BuckCHI at a technical
meeting.  She says you are a great speaker and gave a
really interesting talk on JavaBeans, I assume a la:
http://java.sun.com/beans/

I am very keen on BuckCHI presenting talks on HCI aspects
of current hot technology, not only because it will be
of interest to BuckCHI members, but also because it will
bring in developers who are more technology focused than,
say, user focused.  I think it is critical for BuckCHI to
"spread the word of HCI" to a broad(er) audience.

I'm interested in having several technology-based
talks, perhaps several on Java including Beans, AWT,
applets, etc.

If you are interested in giving a talk to BuckCHI,
we'd eventually want to know what we need to
make a great meeting announcement.

As a new benefit to speakers, BuckCHI will pay for
your meal with members before the presentation, if
you would like to go out to dinner.  We archive the
previous talks on our website, so it's a citable
presentation.  And I send a letter of thanks to you,
and if you like, your management.

But first we need to know if you are willing and able.

Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair

Here is what we would eventually need for the announcement:

What (presentation abstract provided by the speaker):
What is the problem area and the approach?
What conclusions will be presented to attendees?
What should attendees expect to get from the presentation?
What references to relevant background publications exist,
especially if available on the web.
Who (speaker biography provided by the speaker(s)):
Employment: current and previous, if relevant 
Education: if relevant 
References to relevant publications,
especially if available on the web 
When (negotiated with the speaker and host):
We usually have our meetings on Tuesday evenings.
Our program schedule is open, and we are looking for
a speaker for March.  Given that we are in the last
week in February, I think February 17, 24 or 31 would
be reasonable dates, but I would not rule out the
first week in April (CHI 98 is April 18-23, so mid
to late April is out).
Where (arranged by the host, possibly at the speaker's site):
Our meetings are held at sites like CompuServe,
Chemical Abstracts, OCLC, etc., but we could have
a talk at Lucent (I'd prefer that over trying to
park at OSU).  If at a new site, we would need
directions.




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How about if we start planning for April 7 or April 14?
Do you have a preference?

Getting a site, with a known date should be easy,
but we need the date first, and for the date, I assume
you need the authorization to be done.  I don't want
to schedule and have to cancel or reschedule.

In the meantime, can you give a topic or title?
Emily said that you talked about JavaBeans, not
not what about Beans you talked.  I'm assuming that
you would be talking about Beans, right?
We would leave it as tentative until everything was set up.

Gary

> Gary,
> 
> I would be interested in presenting for the 
> BuckCHI community.  The early April time frame
> would be best for me.
> 
> With regards to location, I am afraid that due to
> security concerns we would not be able to hold
> the presentation at the Lucent location. Therefore
> please verify that we will be able to meet at one
> of the sites you mentioned (Compuserver, OSU, etc.)
> 
> I will need to get all of my material authorized by
> an internal organization first, but I should be able to
> begin that process soon.  Once that has occured,
> I will provide you with bio, materials, etc.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Steve Lopez
> ---------------------------------------------------------
> Steven A. Lopez
> Lucent Technologies Bell Labs
> (614) 860-2934
> lopez@lucent.com
> http://edison.cb.lucent.com/homes/slopez (internal)
> http://csel.eng.ohio-state.edu/~lopez/ (external)
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gary PERLMAN <perlman@turing.acm.org>
> To: lopez@lucent.com <lopez@lucent.com>
> Cc: perlman@turing.acm.org <perlman@turing.acm.org>
> Date: Thursday, February 19, 1998 2:04 PM
> Subject: BuckCHI Technical Meeting
> 
> 
> Dear Steve,
> 
> Emily Patterson, our student advisor, wrote that you were
> interested (and willing) to speak to BuckCHI at a technical
> meeting.  She says you are a great speaker and gave a
> really interesting talk on JavaBeans, I assume a la:
> http://java.sun.com/beans/
> 
> I am very keen on BuckCHI presenting talks on HCI aspects
> of current hot technology, not only because it will be
> of interest to BuckCHI members, but also because it will
> bring in developers who are more technology focused than,
> say, user focused.  I think it is critical for BuckCHI to
> "spread the word of HCI" to a broad(er) audience.
> 
> I'm interested in having several technology-based
> talks, perhaps several on Java including Beans, AWT,
> applets, etc.
> 
> If you are interested in giving a talk to BuckCHI,
> we'd eventually want to know what we need to
> make a great meeting announcement.
> 
> As a new benefit to speakers, BuckCHI will pay for
> your meal with members before the presentation, if
> you would like to go out to dinner.  We archive the
> previous talks on our website, so it's a citable
> presentation.  And I send a letter of thanks to you,
> and if you like, your management.
> 
> But first we need to know if you are willing and able.
> 
> Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair
> 
> Here is what we would eventually need for the announcement:
> 
> What (presentation abstract provided by the speaker):
> What is the problem area and the approach?
> What conclusions will be presented to attendees?
> What should attendees expect to get from the presentation?
> What references to relevant background publications exist,
> especially if available on the web.
> Who (speaker biography provided by the speaker(s)):
> Employment: current and previous, if relevant 
> Education: if relevant 
> References to relevant publications,
> especially if available on the web 
> When (negotiated with the speaker and host):
> We usually have our meetings on Tuesday evenings.
> Our program schedule is open, and we are looking for
> a speaker for March.  Given that we are in the last
> week in February, I think February 17, 24 or 31 would
> be reasonable dates, but I would not rule out the
> first week in April (CHI 98 is April 18-23, so mid
> to late April is out).
> Where (arranged by the host, possibly at the speaker's site):
> Our meetings are held at sites like CompuServe,
> Chemical Abstracts, OCLC, etc., but we could have
> a talk at Lucent (I'd prefer that over trying to
> park at OSU).  If at a new site, we would need
> directions.
> 
> 
> 
> 


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           http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/meetings.html

               BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter

                          Technical Meeting

Title
       Participatory Design Workshop
Speaker
       Elizabeth B.-N. Sanders and Russ Branaghan
Organization
       Fitch, Inc.
Date
       February 17, 1998 (7:00-9:00pm)
Site
       Fitch, Inc., 10350 Olentangy River Road, Worthington, Ohio
       43085, 614-885-3453 [directions below]
Abstract
       In a hands-on team experience, we will generate a collective
       picture of our understanding of and feelings toward
       information, visualization, communication and interface. We
       will focus on the roles they play now and the roles we expect
       them to play in the year 2000.

       Come prepared for interaction and fun. Bring your own stuff
       (i.e. anything related to information, visualization,
       communication or interface such as photos, pictures, words,
       media, products) or use Fitch's provocative collection of
       stuff.
Biography
       Liz Sanders is Vice President, Research, Fitch, Inc. and
       Adjunct Faculty, The Department of Industrial Design, The Ohio
       State University. Liz Sanders uses participatory design
       research methods to ensure that the user plays a role in the
       design process. Since joining Fitch in 1982, Liz has been
       proactively involved in design research and human factors from
       a psychological point of view. She also teaches graduate level
       courses in the Industrial Design Department at The Ohio State
       University. Liz holds a bachelor of arts in psychology and in
       anthropology from Miami University and a doctorate in cognitive
       psychology from The Ohio State University.
Email
       Liz_Sanders@FITCH.COM,branaghan@acm.org
URL
       http://www.fitch.com/
Directions
       Take 315 north past I-270 and 315 will turn into a country road.
       A mile or two later, there will be signs for Fitch on the left.

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To: perlman@turing.acm.org (Gary PERLMAN)
Date: Fri, 27 Feb 1998 09:07:23 -0500 (EST)
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Hi Steve,

I'd really appreciate a response on these items below.

We are having a BuckHCI Executve Council meeting today at lunch,
and it would be helpful in arranging a site if we knew
what date would be good for you.

Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair

> How about if we start planning for April 7 or April 14?
> Do you have a preference?
> 
> Getting a site, with a known date should be easy,
> but we need the date first, and for the date, I assume
> you need the authorization to be done.  I don't want
> to schedule and have to cancel or reschedule.
> 
> In the meantime, can you give a topic or title?
> Emily said that you talked about JavaBeans, not
> not what about Beans you talked.  I'm assuming that
> you would be talking about Beans, right?
> We would leave it as tentative until everything was set up.
> 
> Gary
> 
> > Gary,
> > 
> > I would be interested in presenting for the 
> > BuckCHI community.  The early April time frame
> > would be best for me.
> > 
> > With regards to location, I am afraid that due to
> > security concerns we would not be able to hold
> > the presentation at the Lucent location. Therefore
> > please verify that we will be able to meet at one
> > of the sites you mentioned (Compuserver, OSU, etc.)
> > 
> > I will need to get all of my material authorized by
> > an internal organization first, but I should be able to
> > begin that process soon.  Once that has occured,
> > I will provide you with bio, materials, etc.
> > 
> > Regards,
> > 
> > Steve Lopez
> > ---------------------------------------------------------
> > Steven A. Lopez
> > Lucent Technologies Bell Labs
> > (614) 860-2934
> > lopez@lucent.com
> > http://edison.cb.lucent.com/homes/slopez (internal)
> > http://csel.eng.ohio-state.edu/~lopez/ (external)
> > 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Gary PERLMAN <perlman@turing.acm.org>
> > To: lopez@lucent.com <lopez@lucent.com>
> > Cc: perlman@turing.acm.org <perlman@turing.acm.org>
> > Date: Thursday, February 19, 1998 2:04 PM
> > Subject: BuckCHI Technical Meeting
> > 
> > 
> > Dear Steve,
> > 
> > Emily Patterson, our student advisor, wrote that you were
> > interested (and willing) to speak to BuckCHI at a technical
> > meeting.  She says you are a great speaker and gave a
> > really interesting talk on JavaBeans, I assume a la:
> > http://java.sun.com/beans/
> > 
> > I am very keen on BuckCHI presenting talks on HCI aspects
> > of current hot technology, not only because it will be
> > of interest to BuckCHI members, but also because it will
> > bring in developers who are more technology focused than,
> > say, user focused.  I think it is critical for BuckCHI to
> > "spread the word of HCI" to a broad(er) audience.
> > 
> > I'm interested in having several technology-based
> > talks, perhaps several on Java including Beans, AWT,
> > applets, etc.
> > 
> > If you are interested in giving a talk to BuckCHI,
> > we'd eventually want to know what we need to
> > make a great meeting announcement.
> > 
> > As a new benefit to speakers, BuckCHI will pay for
> > your meal with members before the presentation, if
> > you would like to go out to dinner.  We archive the
> > previous talks on our website, so it's a citable
> > presentation.  And I send a letter of thanks to you,
> > and if you like, your management.
> > 
> > But first we need to know if you are willing and able.
> > 
> > Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair
> > 
> > Here is what we would eventually need for the announcement:
> > 
> > What (presentation abstract provided by the speaker):
> > What is the problem area and the approach?
> > What conclusions will be presented to attendees?
> > What should attendees expect to get from the presentation?
> > What references to relevant background publications exist,
> > especially if available on the web.
> > Who (speaker biography provided by the speaker(s)):
> > Employment: current and previous, if relevant 
> > Education: if relevant 
> > References to relevant publications,
> > especially if available on the web 
> > When (negotiated with the speaker and host):
> > We usually have our meetings on Tuesday evenings.
> > Our program schedule is open, and we are looking for
> > a speaker for March.  Given that we are in the last
> > week in February, I think February 17, 24 or 31 would
> > be reasonable dates, but I would not rule out the
> > first week in April (CHI 98 is April 18-23, so mid
> > to late April is out).
> > Where (arranged by the host, possibly at the speaker's site):
> > Our meetings are held at sites like CompuServe,
> > Chemical Abstracts, OCLC, etc., but we could have
> > a talk at Lucent (I'd prefer that over trying to
> > park at OSU).  If at a new site, we would need
> > directions.
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> 
> 


From perlman Fri Feb 27 10:01:03 1998
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Thanks for responding so promptly today.

The BuckCHI site is:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/
As you probably know by now, I added you to the BuckCHI
announcments list.

You can read about the meetings you have missed at:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/meetings.html
Other pages, such as the membership page,
should be relatively easy to find on the BuckCHI page.

Your talk description is taking shape at:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/Meetings/19980414.html
As you can tell from the description, we will need from you:
	1. an abstract
	2. a short biography
Here are some guidelines for the two:
The biography (for each speaker) might include: 
 * Employment: current and previous, if relevant 
 * Education: if relevant 
 * References to relevant publications, especially if available on the web 
 * Contact information (postal and email) to allow attendees
   and others to follow up on the topic with
   the speaker(s). The BuckCHI site is searchable,
   so people may find a technical meeting description
   well after the presentation. 
The abstract might cover: 
 * the problem area and the approach by the speaker(s) 
 * the conclusions to be presented to attendees 
 * what attendees should expect to get from the presentation 
 * references to relevant background publications,
   especially if available on the web 
Covering all this will allow attendees to determine if they want
to attend, and if they can't, what they have missed. 

> Gary,
> 
> I would be interested in presenting for the 
> BuckCHI community.  The early April time frame
> would be best for me.
> 
> With regards to location, I am afraid that due to
> security concerns we would not be able to hold
> the presentation at the Lucent location. Therefore
> please verify that we will be able to meet at one
> of the sites you mentioned (Compuserver, OSU, etc.)
> 
> I will need to get all of my material authorized by
> an internal organization first, but I should be able to
> begin that process soon.  Once that has occured,
> I will provide you with bio, materials, etc.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Steve Lopez
> ---------------------------------------------------------
> Steven A. Lopez
> Lucent Technologies Bell Labs
> (614) 860-2934
> lopez@lucent.com
> http://edison.cb.lucent.com/homes/slopez (internal)
> http://csel.eng.ohio-state.edu/~lopez/ (external)
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gary PERLMAN <perlman@turing.acm.org>
> To: lopez@lucent.com <lopez@lucent.com>
> Cc: perlman@turing.acm.org <perlman@turing.acm.org>
> Date: Thursday, February 19, 1998 2:04 PM
> Subject: BuckCHI Technical Meeting
> 
> 
> Dear Steve,
> 
> Emily Patterson, our student advisor, wrote that you were
> interested (and willing) to speak to BuckCHI at a technical
> meeting.  She says you are a great speaker and gave a
> really interesting talk on JavaBeans, I assume a la:
> http://java.sun.com/beans/
> 
> I am very keen on BuckCHI presenting talks on HCI aspects
> of current hot technology, not only because it will be
> of interest to BuckCHI members, but also because it will
> bring in developers who are more technology focused than,
> say, user focused.  I think it is critical for BuckCHI to
> "spread the word of HCI" to a broad(er) audience.
> 
> I'm interested in having several technology-based
> talks, perhaps several on Java including Beans, AWT,
> applets, etc.
> 
> If you are interested in giving a talk to BuckCHI,
> we'd eventually want to know what we need to
> make a great meeting announcement.
> 
> As a new benefit to speakers, BuckCHI will pay for
> your meal with members before the presentation, if
> you would like to go out to dinner.  We archive the
> previous talks on our website, so it's a citable
> presentation.  And I send a letter of thanks to you,
> and if you like, your management.
> 
> But first we need to know if you are willing and able.
> 
> Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair
> 
> Here is what we would eventually need for the announcement:
> 
> What (presentation abstract provided by the speaker):
> What is the problem area and the approach?
> What conclusions will be presented to attendees?
> What should attendees expect to get from the presentation?
> What references to relevant background publications exist,
> especially if available on the web.
> Who (speaker biography provided by the speaker(s)):
> Employment: current and previous, if relevant 
> Education: if relevant 
> References to relevant publications,
> especially if available on the web 
> When (negotiated with the speaker and host):
> We usually have our meetings on Tuesday evenings.
> Our program schedule is open, and we are looking for
> a speaker for March.  Given that we are in the last
> week in February, I think February 17, 24 or 31 would
> be reasonable dates, but I would not rule out the
> first week in April (CHI 98 is April 18-23, so mid
> to late April is out).
> Where (arranged by the host, possibly at the speaker's site):
> Our meetings are held at sites like CompuServe,
> Chemical Abstracts, OCLC, etc., but we could have
> a talk at Lucent (I'd prefer that over trying to
> park at OSU).  If at a new site, we would need
> directions.
> 
> 
> 
> 


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Gary et al,

Interesting that you have Mike Prasse interested.  James Geyerman happened
by my office this afternoon... I told him that we were thinking about a
panel on Web development... and he volunteered as well.  Would it make
sense to put a usability spin on it?

We also need to figure out where we want to do it.  I can probably reserve
the CompuServe lecture hall.  It's not the friendliest room for a
panel/group discussion... sort of depends on how many people we expect. 
Anyway, let me know if we want to go that route...

Jane

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I have been updating the program committee procedures:
        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/program.html
and have been using them while contacting Steve Lopez,
who has agreed to speak on JavaBean Application Architectures
on April 14.  Jane is checking on a room at CompuServe.

At the EC lunch today, we discussed having a panel
session for March, and I'd like the EC to brainstorm
on what that would be.  We discussed many vague ideas,
but the recurring themes were:
        Web Site/Application
        Access to Information
        Lots of Data (billions of infobits)
        Lots of Real (Vocal) Users (10-100K+ accesses per day)
        Real World Development Experiences

I'll try to make a title:
        Developing Web Applications for Millions of Users
        to Access Gigabytes of Information: What Really Happens

So, for example, Mike Prasse could talk about WHAT ACTUALLY
HAPPENED as he and others worked on building and refining
OCLC FirstSearch, for which there is a demo at:
        http://www.oclc.org/cgi-oclc/fs-sample.scr

Some topics that came up included:
        designing for the different browsers
                - getting it to look the same
                - javascript, CSS, etc. incompatibilities
        designing for different screen resolutions
                - e.g., stuff hidden below the visible part
        designing for different access speeds
                - image and text-only interfaces
        usability testing for we access to information
These have more to do with web access by many types of
users (in their varied environments), so maybe the
amount of information is a topic for another time.
(I think information access interfaces -- searching
and processing -- is more specialized and perhaps less
web related).

When I mentioned the "different browsers" topic to
Mike Prasse, he held his hand up to his head like a gun.
When I suggested the topic at lunch, I had done the same.
Maybe it's the Web developer's salute.

Some people who came to mind:
        OCLC FirstSearch - Mike Prasse (has volunteered)
        CAS ________ - Lorraine had some people in mind
        CompuServe _________ -
I think a panel of 4 would be a good number.
Maybe Keith Instone would be willing to come in for this.

If we want to have a panel on the 17th or the 24th,
we need to move quickly on this, so we need:
        1. suggest products and speakers
        2. suggests topics
We'll decide on a panel and a date and site
and distribute the topics to the panelists.
It would be useful to have browser access
for the panel, and a Web jockey to jump around.

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the people from CAS I had in mind were Joe Haschart and Bill Bartelt,
both from CAS, both BuckCHI members.  Joe can be emailed at
jhaschart@cas.org, I'm less sure about Bill's email address.

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Gary PERLMAN [SMTP:perlman@turing.acm.org]
> Sent:	Friday, February 27, 1998 3:19 PM
> To:	BUCKCHI-OFFICERS@ACM.ORG
> Subject:	BuckCHI Program Update - RESPONSE REQUESTED
> 
> I have been updating the program committee procedures:
>         http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/program.html
> and have been using them while contacting Steve Lopez,
> who has agreed to speak on JavaBean Application Architectures
> on April 14.  Jane is checking on a room at CompuServe.
> 
> At the EC lunch today, we discussed having a panel
> session for March, and I'd like the EC to brainstorm
> on what that would be.  We discussed many vague ideas,
> but the recurring themes were:
>         Web Site/Application
>         Access to Information
>         Lots of Data (billions of infobits)
>         Lots of Real (Vocal) Users (10-100K+ accesses per day)
>         Real World Development Experiences
> 
> I'll try to make a title:
>         Developing Web Applications for Millions of Users
>         to Access Gigabytes of Information: What Really Happens
> 
> So, for example, Mike Prasse could talk about WHAT ACTUALLY
> HAPPENED as he and others worked on building and refining
> OCLC FirstSearch, for which there is a demo at:
>         http://www.oclc.org/cgi-oclc/fs-sample.scr
> 
> Some topics that came up included:
>         designing for the different browsers
>                 - getting it to look the same
>                 - javascript, CSS, etc. incompatibilities
>         designing for different screen resolutions
>                 - e.g., stuff hidden below the visible part
>         designing for different access speeds
>                 - image and text-only interfaces
>         usability testing for we access to information
> These have more to do with web access by many types of
> users (in their varied environments), so maybe the
> amount of information is a topic for another time.
> (I think information access interfaces -- searching
> and processing -- is more specialized and perhaps less
> web related).
> 
> When I mentioned the "different browsers" topic to
> Mike Prasse, he held his hand up to his head like a gun.
> When I suggested the topic at lunch, I had done the same.
> Maybe it's the Web developer's salute.
> 
> Some people who came to mind:
>         OCLC FirstSearch - Mike Prasse (has volunteered)
>         CAS ________ - Lorraine had some people in mind
>         CompuServe _________ -
> I think a panel of 4 would be a good number.
> Maybe Keith Instone would be willing to come in for this.
> 
> If we want to have a panel on the 17th or the 24th,
> we need to move quickly on this, so we need:
>         1. suggest products and speakers
>         2. suggests topics
> We'll decide on a panel and a date and site
> and distribute the topics to the panelists.
> It would be useful to have browser access
> for the panel, and a Web jockey to jump around.

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> Interesting that you have Mike Prasse interested.  James Geyerman happened
> by my office this afternoon... I told him that we were thinking about a
> panel on Web development... and he volunteered as well.  Would it make
> sense to put a usability spin on it?

For FirstSearch, Mike has been a developer as well as a usability
tester.  I think some usability issues are fine, but I would like
to include practical solutions (e.g., make your pages smaller
with JavaScript without making them less portable).
So if James can speak about development, I thik he'd be great,
and if not, then he might still be great, but I don't know.

> We also need to figure out where we want to do it.  I can probably reserve
> the CompuServe lecture hall.  It's not the friendliest room for a
> panel/group discussion... sort of depends on how many people we expect.
> Anyway, let me know if we want to go that route...

I think the CSI lecture hall would be fine for a panel.
I would expect 30 people, but would hope for 100.
What about the CSI atrium?  We had our first meeting there,
and it holds more people.

Gary

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>Maybe Keith Instone would be willing to come in for this.

I would be interested, yes. April 14 is not a great date, 4 days before I
leave for CHI. But doable. March 17 is no good (in NYC). March 24 better,
April 7 OK.

Even if I was not on the panel, this sounds like it would be worth the
trip. So I recommend trying to find someone more reliable (ie lives in the
area and does not have kids (^:) because I could be forced to back out at
the last minute.

Keith

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Hi Steve,

I would very much like ot get a completed announcement out
to the buckchi-annoucnements list and to other outlets.
The longer the completed announcement is delayed,
the fewer people will find out about the talk,
and the fewer people will show up, and the lower
the impact will be of the presentation.  Nuff said?

So, please take the time now to get out the word.

Thanks in advance.

Gary

> Thanks for responding so promptly today.
> 
> The BuckCHI site is:
> 	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/
> As you probably know by now, I added you to the BuckCHI
> announcments list.
> 
> You can read about the meetings you have missed at:
> 	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/meetings.html
> Other pages, such as the membership page,
> should be relatively easy to find on the BuckCHI page.
> 
> Your talk description is taking shape at:
> 	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/Meetings/19980414.html
> As you can tell from the description, we will need from you:
> 	1. an abstract
> 	2. a short biography
> Here are some guidelines for the two:
> The BIOGRAPHY (for each speaker) might include: 
>  * Employment: current and previous, if relevant 
>  * Education: if relevant 
>  * References to relevant publications, especially if available on the web 
>  * Contact information (postal and email) to allow attendees
>    and others to follow up on the topic with
>    the speaker(s). The BuckCHI site is searchable,
>    so people may find a technical meeting description
>    well after the presentation. 
> The ABSTRACT might cover: 
>  * the problem area and the approach by the speaker(s) 
>  * the conclusions to be presented to attendees 
>  * what attendees should expect to get from the presentation 
>  * references to relevant background publications,
>    especially if available on the web 
> Covering all this will allow attendees to determine if they want
> to attend, and if they can't, what they have missed. 
> 
> > Gary,
> > 
> > I would be interested in presenting for the 
> > BuckCHI community.  The early April time frame
> > would be best for me.
> > 
> > With regards to location, I am afraid that due to
> > security concerns we would not be able to hold
> > the presentation at the Lucent location. Therefore
> > please verify that we will be able to meet at one
> > of the sites you mentioned (Compuserver, OSU, etc.)
> > 
> > I will need to get all of my material authorized by
> > an internal organization first, but I should be able to
> > begin that process soon.  Once that has occured,
> > I will provide you with bio, materials, etc.
> > 
> > Regards,
> > 
> > Steve Lopez
> > ---------------------------------------------------------
> > Steven A. Lopez
> > Lucent Technologies Bell Labs
> > (614) 860-2934
> > lopez@lucent.com
> > http://edison.cb.lucent.com/homes/slopez (internal)
> > http://csel.eng.ohio-state.edu/~lopez/ (external)
> > 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Gary PERLMAN <perlman@turing.acm.org>
> > To: lopez@lucent.com <lopez@lucent.com>
> > Cc: perlman@turing.acm.org <perlman@turing.acm.org>
> > Date: Thursday, February 19, 1998 2:04 PM
> > Subject: BuckCHI Technical Meeting
> > 
> > 
> > Dear Steve,
> > 
> > Emily Patterson, our student advisor, wrote that you were
> > interested (and willing) to speak to BuckCHI at a technical
> > meeting.  She says you are a great speaker and gave a
> > really interesting talk on JavaBeans, I assume a la:
> > http://java.sun.com/beans/
> > 
> > I am very keen on BuckCHI presenting talks on HCI aspects
> > of current hot technology, not only because it will be
> > of interest to BuckCHI members, but also because it will
> > bring in developers who are more technology focused than,
> > say, user focused.  I think it is critical for BuckCHI to
> > "spread the word of HCI" to a broad(er) audience.
> > 
> > I'm interested in having several technology-based
> > talks, perhaps several on Java including Beans, AWT,
> > applets, etc.
> > 
> > If you are interested in giving a talk to BuckCHI,
> > we'd eventually want to know what we need to
> > make a great meeting announcement.
> > 
> > As a new benefit to speakers, BuckCHI will pay for
> > your meal with members before the presentation, if
> > you would like to go out to dinner.  We archive the
> > previous talks on our website, so it's a citable
> > presentation.  And I send a letter of thanks to you,
> > and if you like, your management.
> > 
> > But first we need to know if you are willing and able.
> > 
> > Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair
> > 
> > Here is what we would eventually need for the announcement:
> > 
> > What (presentation abstract provided by the speaker):
> > What is the problem area and the approach?
> > What conclusions will be presented to attendees?
> > What should attendees expect to get from the presentation?
> > What references to relevant background publications exist,
> > especially if available on the web.
> > Who (speaker biography provided by the speaker(s)):
> > Employment: current and previous, if relevant 
> > Education: if relevant 
> > References to relevant publications,
> > especially if available on the web 
> > When (negotiated with the speaker and host):
> > We usually have our meetings on Tuesday evenings.
> > Our program schedule is open, and we are looking for
> > a speaker for March.  Given that we are in the last
> > week in February, I think February 17, 24 or 31 would
> > be reasonable dates, but I would not rule out the
> > first week in April (CHI 98 is April 18-23, so mid
> > to late April is out).
> > Where (arranged by the host, possibly at the speaker's site):
> > Our meetings are held at sites like CompuServe,
> > Chemical Abstracts, OCLC, etc., but we could have
> > a talk at Lucent (I'd prefer that over trying to
> > park at OSU).  If at a new site, we would need
> > directions.
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> 
> 


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BuckCHI, the Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter has a monthly technical meeting.
The BuckCHI web site is at:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/
and tehre are links to our technical meetings.

I'm trying to put together a panel on real web application development.
My draft abstract looks like this:

----------------------------------------------------------------------
Real applications have real users who really complain about real
problems as they try to do real work. Real web applications must deal
with:
  * diverse users (application, computer/web experience)
  * diverse browser features (tables, frames, JavaScript, style
    sheets, Java)
  * screen resolutions (640x480 and up)
  * access speeds (28.,8 T1/T3, local network)
  * ...

How do developers of real web applications design, build, and test
(including usability) web applications? What features do they use and
which do they avoid and why?

The panelists will discuss their experiences, the good, the bad, and
the ugly, developing real web applications. Attendees will benefit
from the positive experiences, avoid the negative experiences, and
develop realistic expectations about developing real web applications.
----------------------------------------------------------------------

I am trying to organize a relatively informal session where developers
spill their guts.  I am lining people up from OCLC, CompuServe, and
Chemical Abstracts, and perhaps another local service.  I thought
it would be nice to try to involve Lexis/Nexis.  Do you know if
someone would be interested in coming up to Columbus?  The likely
date is Tuesday March 24, not much notice, I know.  If not, do
you know if anyone from Lexis/Nexis would be interested in speaking
on some HCI issues with your service?

Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair

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I am still in. maybe Mick?!?

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Gary PERLMAN [SMTP:perlman@turing.acm.org]
> Sent:	Wednesday, March 04, 1998 1:54 AM
> To:	janehenderson@acm.org; jgeyerman@acm.org; jhaschart@cas.org;
> ngopalan@acm.org; prasse@mailer.oclc.org; wbartelt@cas.org
> Subject:	BuckCHI Panel on Real Web Development
> 
> I'm trying to put together a panel on real web application
> development.
> My draft abstract looks like this:
> 
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Real applications have real users who really complain about real
> problems as they try to do real work. Real web applications must deal
> with:
>   * diverse users (application, computer/web experience)
>   * diverse browser features (tables, frames, JavaScript, style
>     sheets, Java)
>   * screen resolutions (640x480 and up)
>   * access speeds (28.,8 T1/T3, local network)
>   * ...
> 
> How do developers of real web applications design, build, and test
> (including usability) web applications? What features do they use and
> which do they avoid and why?
> 
> The panelists will discuss their experiences, the good, the bad, and
> the ugly, developing real web applications. Attendees will benefit
> from the positive experiences, avoid the negative experiences, and
> develop realistic expectations about developing real web applications.
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Some topics that might come up are:
>  * features really supported by different versions of browsers
>  * avoiding pages that take forever to download
>  * tips for usability testing of web pages
>  * are frames really evil? does it depend on screen resolution?
>  * I'm sure you have your favorite topics
> 
> The likely date is Tuesday March 24, not much notice, I know.
> We might want to limit the number of panelists from any organization.
> Are you interested in participating?  Can you suggest any panelists?
> 
> Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair

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We have confirmed CompuServe as the site for April 14.
To send out announcements, I need you abstract and bio.
Can you plesae give me a date when that will be done?

Gary


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At 10:40 AM -0500 3/6/98, Gary PERLMAN wrote:
>I was wondering if you wanted to participate in the panel.

I would have loved to. In fact, I think that here at ENC we face a unique
situation in terms of developing content for Web and CD-ROM (two extremes
in terms of bandwidth limitations) which I think could be of interest.

However, I probably am going to be out of town then (March 24 is the date,
right?). I am going to be out all of that week and most of the following
week  (latter part) .

Thanks

Nagarajan Gopalan
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Gary,

I do think that James G. would be a good panelist.  Seems as though he is
out today.  I will call him on Monday and see what he thinks.

By the way, what about location?  Do we know where this meeting will be? 
Did you want me to see about the lecture hall?

Jane

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Gary,

I will cover these items over the weekend and
get the info to you on Monday.

Thank you for setting up the location.

Steve
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We have confirmed CompuServe as the site for April 14.
To send out announcements, I need you abstract and bio.
Can you plesae give me a date when that will be done?

Gary





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At 7:46 PM -0500 3/5/98, Gary PERLMAN wrote:
>Please make the directory buckchi-writable:
>	chmod 775 avatar2

Done!

>No response on the panel front.  Did you get the mail?

Yes, I did receive your e-mail. I think.  I did look over the abstract you
sent out and it seemed fine.

Was response on any particular aspect required? I may have missed that.

Thanks

Nagarajan Gopalan
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At 1:26 PM -0500 3/6/98, Gary PERLMAN wrote:
>
>Rats.  If you can think of another person from your project,
>please help me recruit them.
>

I can think of one person here at ENC who might fit the bill for the panel.
He does not have much of  usability perspective though, if that is
important.

I would be glad to approach him. But before I do so, I would like to have
the "final" abstract (I think you sent it out, but I seem to have misplaced
the message. Sorry).

Thanks

Nagarajan Gopalan
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Gary,
   Joe or I (or both of us) could be a panelist. I haven't spoken to him
yet, so I don't know if he's interested, but I wanted to get back to you
quickly.

Bill


> ----------
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> I'm trying to put together a panel on real web application
> development.
> My draft abstract looks like this:
	<snip>

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Gary,

I have left a message with someone about the Lecture Hall for April 14. 
Since so many people have been laid off here it is somewhat confusing as to
who handles that anymore.  But I will track it down.  I expect it will not
be a problem... but I'll let you know as soon as I figure it out.

As for the panel on March 24... I was trying to decide if I was up for it
but I think at this point I would rather volunteer James.  I think he would
do it... though I wasn't sure what you wanted since you sounded more
interested in developers that usability people.  Should I talk to him?

Jane

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With lots of help from various people (Jane Henderson comes to mind),
the next two program slots are taking shape:
        March 24: Panel on Web Development
        April 14: JavaBeans
I am looking for an additional panelist for March 24; we have
volunteers from OCLC, CAS, and probably CompuServe.

That's the update.  The longer term view prompts me to ask
you for suggested topics and/or speakers.  Suggesting either
does not necessarily mean that you will be the meeting host,
so please feel free to make many suggestions.

I'll throw in, once again:

Speakers:
        Phil Smith @ OSU
        Dave Woods @ OSU
        Lorraine Justice @ OSU
Topics:
        Java AWT

Gary

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        BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter

                Technical Meeting Previews

The following talks are tentatively scheduled for March and April.
Details are still being worked out and full descriptions will
soon be posted, but this will allow you to plan for the meetings.
More details are currently available on the BuckCHI Web site:
        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi

What:   Developing Real Applications on the Ever-Changing Web
Who:    Panelists from OCLC, Chemical Abstracts, CompuServe, and
        the Eisenhower National Clearinghouse
When:   Tuesday, March 24 7-9pm
Where:  TBA

What:   Application Architectures with Emphasis on Using JavaBeans
Who:    Steve Lopez, Lucent Technologies
When:   Tuesday, April 14 7-9pm
Where:  CompuServe

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Let's stick with one person and yes, you can sign me up. The product of
my experience is called STN Easy, which is a commercial web application
for searching a collection of scientific and technical databases from
CAS' STN system. STN is a command-line based system that has  been
around ~18 years and is fairly complex to use. 

Let me know what you need from me.

Bill



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> 
> The panel is shaping up.  For balance, I'd prefer one person
> from CAS unless your experiences are independent (e.g., different
> products).  I haven't heard from Joe.  Can I sign you up?
> 
> 
> > Gary,
> >    Joe or I (or both of us) could be a panelist. I haven't spoken to
> him
> > yet, so I don't know if he's interested, but I wanted to get back to
> you
> > quickly.
> > 
> > Bill
> > 
> > 
> > > ----------
> > > From: 	Gary PERLMAN[SMTP:perlman@turing.acm.org]
> > > Sent: 	Wednesday, March 04, 1998 1:53 AM
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> > > I'm trying to put together a panel on real web application
> > > development.
> > > My draft abstract looks like this:
> > 	<snip>
> > 
> 

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> 
> Let's stick with one person and yes, you can sign me up. The product of
> my experience is called STN Easy, which is a commercial web application
> for searching a collection of scientific and technical databases from
> CAS' STN system. STN is a command-line based system that has  been
> around ~18 years and is fairly complex to use. 
> 
> Let me know what you need from me.
> 
> Bill

I need from you a short bio and any A/V requests.
Cover what you like of:

 * Employment: current and previous
 * Education: (e.g., degrees)
 * References to relevant publications, especially if available on the web
 * Contact information (postal and email) to allow attendees
   and others to follow up on the topic with
   the speaker(s). The BuckCHI site is searchable,
   so people may find a technical meeting description
   well after the presentation.

If you have any suggestions for the current version of the abstract:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/Meetings/19980324.html
please send it to me.

From perlman Sun Mar  8 23:28:39 1998
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I need from you a short bio and any A/V requests.
Cover what you like of:

 * Employment: current and previous
 * Education: (e.g., degrees)
 * References to relevant publications, especially if available on the web
 * Contact information (postal and email) to allow attendees
   and others to follow up on the topic with
   the speaker(s). The BuckCHI site is searchable,
   so people may find a technical meeting description
   well after the presentation.

If you have any suggestions for the current version of the abstract:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/Meetings/19980324.html
please send it to me.

Gary

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Gary,

I have reserved the Lecture Hall for the evening of March 24.  That
actually works well for me and James since we are both involved in a
usability test that day which may run into the early evening (James
promises me he will wrap it up before the BuchCHI meeting begins).

I also spoke with James about being a panelist and he seems quite happy to
do it.  So you can contact him with any panel-coordination issues.

Let me know if there is anything else you need.  (I am behind in getting
you some updated treasurer type info... will try to get to that within the
next week.)  Take care...

Jane

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Hi Gary,
Here is the information that you requested:

James Geyerman is currently the manager of the Human Factors and 
Usability department at CompuServe Interactive Services.  He was the 
lead Usability Specialist on several projects at CompuServe including 
CompuServe 3.0 and C from CompuServe (www.csi.com).  Prior to joining 
CompuServe, he was a Human Factors Engineer at WordPerfect and Novell 
where he worked on many projects ranging from games to WordPerfect 
6.0.  James has presented tutorials at the Usability Professionals 
Association annual conference and various local CHI chapters.  He has 
also led SIGs at the past two SIGCHI conferences.  He has a BS in 
Psychology from Utah State University.

Contact information:
James Geyerman
CompuServe Interactive Services, Inc
5000 Arlington Centre Blvd
Columbus OH  43220

Email: jgeyerman@acm.org

If the panel is at CompuServe, I should be set for A/V.

Take care,
James

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Hi James,

Jane wrote me that you were willing to be a panelist on the 24th.
That's great.  Thanks.

I would like a bio from you, which might include:
 * Employment: current and previous
 * Education: (e.g., degrees)
 * References to relevant publications, especially if available on the 
web
 * Contact information (postal and email) to allow attendees
   and others to follow up on the topic with
   the speaker(s). The BuckCHI site is searchable,
   so people may find a technical meeting description
   well after the presentation.
I'd like the bio by Tuesday at noon, if that's possible.
A live link to a system you worked would be great.

Also, provide any A/V REQUIREMENTS, such as:
 * overhead projector
 * hardware and loaded software
 * internet connection, browser name and version
Not all requirements can be met at all sites, so please
keep in mind that A/V support will be negotiated.

The web page for the panel is taking shape at:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/Meetings/19980324.html

The current version of the abstract is:
======================================================================
  

Real applications have real users who really complain about
real problems as they try to do real work. Real web
applications must deal with:

 * diverse users (application, computer/web experience)
 * diverse browser features (tables, frames, JavaScript,
   style sheets, Java)
 * screen resolutions (640x480 and up)
 * access speeds (28.,8 T1/T3, local network)
 * ...

How do developers of real web applications design, build,
and test (including usability) web applications? What features
do they use and which do they avoid and why?

The panelists will discuss their experiences, the good, the
bad, and the ugly, developing real web applications.
Attendees will benefit from the positive experiences, avoid
the negative experiences, and develop realistic expectations
about developing real web applications.
======================================================================
  



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Gary,

Here is the info you requested:

A/V equip:
------------------------
I will have both traditional transperancies
and a need for giving software demos.  Would a LCD
projector be available? (I will bring a laptop)

Abstract:
------------------------
What are JavaBeans and what do they offer the individual
that would prefer to focus on the interface instead of the code?
This talk will address these questions by outlining the goal
of JavaBeans and many of the auxiliary technologies that
are emerging around JavaBeans.   Both the strengths and
weaknesses of the technology will be addressed relative
to its maturity and its competition (ActiveX). 

Examples will demonstrate how the component architecture
of JavaBeans offers an alternative view of application 
architectures, software reuse and customization.   

A review of potential pitfalls of JavaBean use will also be 
discussed as well as possible processes to ensure their
success.

Bio:
------------------------
Steven Lopez has been with AT&T Bell Labs (now Lucent
Technologies) since 1992.   As a software developer, he
focuses on UI issues in client/server architectures.  He is
currently working with Java and JavaBeans for telephony
applications.  Past projects include database query visualization
and software to aid factory repair technicians.

Steven Lopez graduated with a B.S. in Cognitive Science from
Ohio State University in 1992 and is finishing work on
a M.S. in Cognitive Systems Engineering under the direction
of Dr. David Woods at Ohio State.

Regards,

Steve
-----------------------------------------------------------
Steven A. Lopez
Member of Technical Staff
Lucent Technologies
(614) 860-2934
lopez@lucent.com
http://csel.eng.ohio-state.edu


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Our March 24 meeting will feature a panel on Web development:
        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/Meetings/19980324.html
Our April 14 meeting will feature JavaBeans:
        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/Meetings/19980414.html

Gary Perlman, ACM BuckCHI Chair

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Gary -
Sounds good. I'm sure we all have war stories, esp. about things
like 'below the fold' and browser weirdness.

Perhaps a bibliography of books and articles we have found useful ( and
those to avoid) might also be useful. James, Bill, what do you think?

Of course, I had managed to repress some of the things
you mentioned. Oh well, back to therapy. Thanks a lot... 8->

- Mike


> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Gary PERLMAN [SMTP:perlman@turing.acm.org]
> Sent:	Monday, March 09, 1998 10:55 PM
> To:	prasse@mailer.oclc.org; jgeyerman@acm.org; wbartelt@cas.org;
> perlman@turing.acm.org
> Subject:	BuckCHI Panel on Web Development
> 
> Thank you all for volunteering for the panel.
> I am still trying to add someone from the Eisenhower project,
> but you three would make a great panel.
> 
> I'd like to begin some planning for the format of the panel.
> One approach would be to take on specific topics and
> have each of you make some statements about the topic.
> 
> For example (I know it may be a trivial one for you),
> some attendees might not know how to include JavaScript
> so that it doesn't mess up Lynx or on browsers with JavaScript
> turned off.  Of course, being able to report the relative
> frequency of access with different browsers to your service
> would be useful to decide if such knowledge would be useful.
> 
> Or, there might be a discussion on loading time and how
> developing a web application on a local network or disk
> (or cache) can result in some irritated users.
> 
> Here is one recent item that I would love to hear
> Mike Prasse mention.  OCLC released a new version of
> FirstSearch that had single pixel GIFs.  The GIFs
> were used a spacers in a table because you can't get
> small vertical spaces in tables without some cell content.
> It turned out that single pixel GIFs cause a video
> board on a certain manufacturer's computer to crash
> the computer!  We switched to a new spacer (2x8)
> by the afternoon after the report and learned that
> yet another trick had to be even tricker to work.
> 
> Or, Mike could talk about how when some people
> saw users unable to deal with buttons hidden
> "below the fold" on a 640x480 screen, it motivated a
> change that took little effort and got lots of positive email.
> Mike might mention that he had warned about the problem
> and how he keeps his screen at the users' minimum resolution.
> 
> One of my recent realizations was, after we decided that
> our next generation system would require the current
> 4.0 browsers, was that it did not mean that we would
> suddenly be able to use many new features (e.g., CSS)
> but that we could only use 3.0 features that we had been
> avoiding because one one browser supported them.
> Navigator 4.0 now supports everything that Explorer 3.0
> supported and Explorer 4.0 now supports what Navigator 3.0 did.
> Makes sense, but it's not what I expected going in.
> 
> But you may have other ideas.  Attendees love to get
> handouts, so if you put together some, it would be great
> to get copies for the BuckCHI library as well as attendees.
> An alternative to handouts is to make a web page of
> your materials/results/whatever and place it on the BuckCHI site.
> 
> So, feel free to group-respond to this message and take
> control of the panel to the extent you like.
> 
> Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair

From ngopalan@acm.org Tue Mar 10 09:09:14 1998
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At 9:53 PM -0500 3/9/98, Gary PERLMAN wrote:
>Did you speak to the potential speaker?
>I am looking for a last panelist to round out the list.

Yes, I have spoken to him and he is willing.

He is:

Doug Line
Director, Electronic Productions
Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Mathematics and Science Education

His contact info:

e-mail: dline@enc.org
phone: 292-7782

I will try and get a bio-blurb about him to you soon if you want to include
that in the program announcement on the Web site.

Is there anything else you need?

Thanks

Nagarajan Gopalan
____________
Interactive Media Specialist
Eisenhower National Clearinghouse, The Ohio State University
1929 Kenny Road, Columbus OH 43210-1079
E-mail: ngopalan@enc.org Ph.: 614-688-3477
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The BuckCHI Information Director (Nagarajan Gopalan)
has recruited another panelist.

Doug Line
Director, Electronic Productions
Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Mathematics and Science Education

Doug, Thanks for volunteering.
I just sent out the bottom message last night.
When I get your bio from you or Nagarajan, I'll
update the panel page:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/Meetings/19980324.html

Gary

> Gary -
> Sounds good. I'm sure we all have war stories, esp. about things
> like 'below the fold' and browser weirdness.
> 
> Perhaps a bibliography of books and articles we have found useful ( and
> those to avoid) might also be useful. James, Bill, what do you think?
> 
> Of course, I had managed to repress some of the things
> you mentioned. Oh well, back to therapy. Thanks a lot... 8->
> 
> - Mike
> 
> 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From:	Gary PERLMAN [SMTP:perlman@turing.acm.org]
> > Sent:	Monday, March 09, 1998 10:55 PM
> > To:	prasse@mailer.oclc.org; jgeyerman@acm.org; wbartelt@cas.org;
> > perlman@turing.acm.org
> > Subject:	BuckCHI Panel on Web Development
> > 
> > Thank you all for volunteering for the panel.
> > I am still trying to add someone from the Eisenhower project,
> > but you three would make a great panel.
> > 
> > I'd like to begin some planning for the format of the panel.
> > One approach would be to take on specific topics and
> > have each of you make some statements about the topic.
> > 
> > For example (I know it may be a trivial one for you),
> > some attendees might not know how to include JavaScript
> > so that it doesn't mess up Lynx or on browsers with JavaScript
> > turned off.  Of course, being able to report the relative
> > frequency of access with different browsers to your service
> > would be useful to decide if such knowledge would be useful.
> > 
> > Or, there might be a discussion on loading time and how
> > developing a web application on a local network or disk
> > (or cache) can result in some irritated users.
> > 
> > Here is one recent item that I would love to hear
> > Mike Prasse mention.  OCLC released a new version of
> > FirstSearch that had single pixel GIFs.  The GIFs
> > were used a spacers in a table because you can't get
> > small vertical spaces in tables without some cell content.
> > It turned out that single pixel GIFs cause a video
> > board on a certain manufacturer's computer to crash
> > the computer!  We switched to a new spacer (2x8)
> > by the afternoon after the report and learned that
> > yet another trick had to be even tricker to work.
> > 
> > Or, Mike could talk about how when some people
> > saw users unable to deal with buttons hidden
> > "below the fold" on a 640x480 screen, it motivated a
> > change that took little effort and got lots of positive email.
> > Mike might mention that he had warned about the problem
> > and how he keeps his screen at the users' minimum resolution.
> > 
> > One of my recent realizations was, after we decided that
> > our next generation system would require the current
> > 4.0 browsers, was that it did not mean that we would
> > suddenly be able to use many new features (e.g., CSS)
> > but that we could only use 3.0 features that we had been
> > avoiding because one one browser supported them.
> > Navigator 4.0 now supports everything that Explorer 3.0
> > supported and Explorer 4.0 now supports what Navigator 3.0 did.
> > Makes sense, but it's not what I expected going in.
> > 
> > But you may have other ideas.  Attendees love to get
> > handouts, so if you put together some, it would be great
> > to get copies for the BuckCHI library as well as attendees.
> > An alternative to handouts is to make a web page of
> > your materials/results/whatever and place it on the BuckCHI site.
> > 
> > So, feel free to group-respond to this message and take
> > control of the panel to the extent you like.
> > 
> > Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair
> 


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Gary,
   Here is an updated bio for my participation in the panel discussion.

Bill Bartelt is a software development project leader at CAS. Bill led a
team to design and implement <A HREF="http://stneasy.cas.org">STN
Easy</A>, a commercial web application for searching a collection of
scientific and technical databases from CAS' STN system. He has also
designed icons for several of CAS' software products. Bill has a B.S. in
Computer and Information Science from the Ohio State University. <A
HREF="http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/entries.html#01-04">BuckCHI
Member Directory Entry</A>


Bill

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Caroline will be out of town for the panel
so I'll probably have to stay at home with the kids.
Could you take care of the introductions?

We could start the pre-meeting dinners then too, but you
said that James and you would be busy with a usability test.
But in case you'd like to do the dinner, I think it would make
sense for BuckCHI to cover $15 per speaker plus the host.
We'd want to announce that there will be a dinner
and announce the place.  Keith said he might come into town.
And so on.

Can you host?  Should we do the dinner?

Gary

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Dear Lorraine,

I don't think I can make it to the Web talk on the 24th.
Caroline will be out of town.  Jane may not make it either
as her husband will be out of town.  Can you handle the intros?

Gary

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I was planning to go and so could handle the intros, since you guys are
busy--see it's good to have an "advisor" or whatever my status is!  Do
we have information on which to base the intros?  Will there be someone
to let us in to CompuServe?

> -----Original Message-----
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> To:	normorel@mailer.oclc.org
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> Subject:	BuckCHI Web Talk
> 
> Dear Lorraine,
> 
> I don't think I can make it to the Web talk on the 24th.
> Caroline will be out of town.  Jane may not make it either
> as her husband will be out of town.  Can you handle the intros?
> 
> Gary

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> I was planning to go and so could handle the intros, since you guys are
> busy--see it's good to have an "advisor" or whatever my status is!  Do
> we have information on which to base the intros?  Will there be someone
> to let us in to CompuServe?

The meeting page has bios on it.

James will be at CompuServe as he is one of the panelists.
I imagine that Jane and James will make sure of the setup.
And Jane may be there, but may be running a bit late.

Thanks for agreeing to fill in, oh great advising librarian.

Gary

> > -----Original Message-----
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> > Sent:	Tuesday, March 10, 1998 9:00 PM
> > To:	normorel@mailer.oclc.org
> > Cc:	perlman@turing.acm.org
> > Subject:	BuckCHI Web Talk
> > 
> > Dear Lorraine,
> > 
> > I don't think I can make it to the Web talk on the 24th.
> > Caroline will be out of town.  Jane may not make it either
> > as her husband will be out of town.  Can you handle the intros?
> > 
> > Gary
> 


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Dear CCS,

I am the Chair of the local ACM SIG on Computer-Human Interaction,
BuckCHI, and I just had a link to your site added to our site:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/links.html

BuckCHI is almost two years old and sponsors free monthly technical
meetings about how to make software more useful and usable.

Our home page is at:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi
and a longer description of BuckCHI is in:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/about.html

Our next two meetings are a panel on web development and
a talk about JavaBeans.  Our meeting announcements are at:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/meetings.html
Previous meetings have covered everything from analysis
and design methods to usability evaluation.

Looking over your list of CCS SIGs, I think several would be
interested in BuckCHI activities: Business, Consulting,
Designers, Presentation & Interactive, and Web, in particular.

If you think it would be appropriate to have a short article
on BuckCHI, I would be happy to provide one based on your
suggestions.  I realize that today is the submission deadline,
but a short article should not take long -- it could even be
our "About BuckCHI" page.

Sincerely,

Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair

OCLC Online Computer Library Center
6565 Frantz Road,  Dublin, Ohio  43017  USA
Voice: +1-614-761-5058  Fax: +1-614-793-0915
perlman@acm.org  http://www.acm.org/~perlman/

From prasse@oclc.org Thu Mar 19 20:43:04 1998
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> Bill, James -
> How do you want to approach the format for the BuckCHI panel
> discussion? 
> (Gary - Do you an email address for Doug Line, or could you forward
> this to him??)
> 
> Suggestions:
> 
> 1. Each present 1 minute or less bio. Real brief just to get the ball
> rolling
> 2. We go down a compiled list of say, five problems, discussing how it
> occurred in our work, what we tried to do to fix it, and what
> worked/didn't work.
> I will compile the list if you each want to send me a 'top five+'.
> Here are mine to get it started:
> 
> - Different browsers
> - Slow bps rates
> - Different screen resolutions
> - Things below the fold - move 'em up/to another screen, or chuck 'em
> - Flash over substance (opens a whole can of worms, not just the slow
> bps stuff)
> 
> Others could be: navigation cues,  bad HTML/JavaScript/Java/whatever
> reference books and articles.
> 
> 3. Finish with questions from the audience.
> 
> What do you think?
> - Mike
> 
> Michael Prasse
> Consulting User Interface Designer
> Online Computer Library Center
> 6565 Frantz Rd. MC449
> Dublin, OH 43017
> prasse@oclc.org
> 614.761.5157
> 
> Great spirits have always found violent opposition from mediocre
> minds. - A. Einstein
> 

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               BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter

                          Technical Meeting

Title
       Developing Real Applications on the Volatile Web
Speaker
       Mike Prasse, OCLC
       Bill Bartelt, Chemical Abstracts
       James Geyerman, CompuServe
Date
       March 24, 1998 (7:00-9:00pm)
Site
       CompuServe, 5000 Arlington Centre Blvd., Columbus, OH 43220,
       614-457-8600 [directions below]
Abstract
       Real applications have real users who really complain about
       real problems as they try to do real work. Real web
       applications must deal with:
       + diverse users (application, computer/web experience)
       + diverse browser features (tables, frames, JavaScript, style
         sheets, Java)
       + screen resolutions (640x480 and up)
       + access speeds (28.,8 T1/T3, local network)
       + ...
       How do developers of real web applications design, build, and
       test (including usability) web applications? What features do
       they use and which do they avoid and why?

       The panelists will discuss their experiences, the good, the
       bad, and the ugly, developing real web applications. Attendees
       will benefit from the positive experiences, avoid the negative
       experiences, and develop realistic expectations about
       developing real web applications.

       A great source of information on Web Usability is available
       from Keith Instone's Usable Web site, usableweb.com.
Biography
       Panelists from OCLC, Chemical Abstracts, CompuServe, and the
       Eisenhower National Clearinghouse have been invited to share
       their expertise.

       Mike Prasse is a Consulting User Interface Designer and
       currently the manager of the OCLC Usability Lab (whose services
       also include user interface design and prototyping.). He was
       the primary UI designer for FirstSearch, a major online
       bibliographic retrieval system (DEMO). He published articles on
       user interface design and usability testing, and is the creator
       of the Video Analysis Method (VAM), a technique for integrating
       transaction logs and videotapes into a single representation of
       a system's usability. Mike has a Ph.D. in Experimental
       psychology from the Ohio State University.

       Bill Bartelt has worked on STN Easy, a commercial web
       application for searching a collection of scientific and
       technical databases from CAS' 18-year-old command-based STN
       system.

       James Geyerman is currently the manager of the Human Factors
       and Usability department at CompuServe Interactive Services. He
       was the lead Usability Specialist on several projects at
       CompuServe including CompuServe 3.0 and C from CompuServe
       (www.csi.com). Prior to joining CompuServe, he was a Human
       Factors Engineer at WordPerfect and Novell. James has presented
       tutorials at the UPA conference and led SIGs at SIGCHI
       conferences. He has a BS in Psychology from Utah State
       University.
Directions
     From the west:
            Take Sawmill until it deadends into Henderson, take a left
            and go 1/2 mile east until you reach a traffic light. Take
            a right onto Arlington Centre, just after the Beneficial
            building.
     From the east:
            Go west on Henderson from 315. You will pass Kenny and
            then Reed Road. Arlington Centre Blvd will be on the left
            at the Beneficial building. (across from Blockbuster
            Video),
       The main entrance is about 100 yards down the street on your
       left. Park in the lot and head for the front door.

Admission Policy:
       BuckCHI Technical Meetings are open to the public and, unless
       otherwise specified, free of charge.
Send Questions/Comments to:
       buckchi-program@acm.org
BuckCHI Meetings Page:
       http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/meetings.html
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Mike asked me to forward this to Doug Line (dline@enc.org).

I'd like you to include Lorraine Normore in discussions
(normorel@oclc.org).  Due to family obligations, I will
not be at the panel, and Lorraine will be the meeting host.

Once you get some materials compiled, Mike, it would be
great if we could put them on the BuckCHI web site.
If it would help the panelists, I could load stuff
before the panel so that you could have a ready reference.

I'd also like to ask you all to avoid sending mail to me at oclc.
I generally do ACM stuff from home, and I cannot access OCLC mail
from home, so you can think of sending me mail there like it
might not be read for a few days.  Unfortunately, there are
two messages at oclc that I forwarded to acm this morning that have
not made it here in a few hours.  So please edit the recipient
lists before replying to earlier messages that might have
listed my oclc address.

Gary

> > Bill, James -
> > How do you want to approach the format for the BuckCHI panel
> > discussion? 
> > (Gary - Do you an email address for Doug Line, or could you forward
> > this to him??)
> > 
> > Suggestions:
> > 
> > 1. Each present 1 minute or less bio. Real brief just to get the ball
> > rolling
> > 2. We go down a compiled list of say, five problems, discussing how it
> > occurred in our work, what we tried to do to fix it, and what
> > worked/didn't work.
> > I will compile the list if you each want to send me a 'top five+'.
> > Here are mine to get it started:
> > 
> > - Different browsers
> > - Slow bps rates
> > - Different screen resolutions
> > - Things below the fold - move 'em up/to another screen, or chuck 'em
> > - Flash over substance (opens a whole can of worms, not just the slow
> > bps stuff)
> > 
> > Others could be: navigation cues,  bad HTML/JavaScript/Java/whatever
> > reference books and articles.
> > 
> > 3. Finish with questions from the audience.
> > 
> > What do you think?
> > - Mike
> > 
> > Michael Prasse
> > Consulting User Interface Designer
> > Online Computer Library Center
> > 6565 Frantz Rd. MC449
> > Dublin, OH 43017
> > prasse@oclc.org
> > 614.761.5157
> > 
> > Great spirits have always found violent opposition from mediocre
> > minds. - A. Einstein
> > 
> 


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I'll do the official stuff (handouts, counts).

We talked briefly about the panel at the ULab meeting this morning.  One
suggestion was to start with a brief intro from each of the panelists
about the projects they've been involved in, followed by a set of
responses to how they dealt with "normal" problems--speed, browser
version, etc.   I think Mike has also been trying to get responses from
the panelists so you might ping him, too.

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Gary PERLMAN [SMTP:perlman@turing.acm.org]
> Sent:	Thursday, March 19, 1998 2:01 PM
> To:	normorel@mailer.oclc.org
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> 
> Lorraine,
> 
> Please gather any handouts for the meeting for the library
> and please count the number attending (including panelists).
> 
> Is there anything I should do to try to decide a format
> for the panel?  I've had no responses from the panelists.
> Is there any format youwould like to suggest?
> 
> Gary

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Lorraine,

Please gather any handouts for the meeting for the library
and please count the number attending (including panelists).

Is there anything I should do to try to decide a format
for the panel?  I've had no responses from the panelists.
Is there any format youwould like to suggest?

Gary

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                          Meeting Reminder

               BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter

                          Technical Meeting

Title
       Developing Real Applications on the Volatile Web
Speaker
       Mike Prasse, OCLC
       Bill Bartelt, Chemical Abstracts
       James Geyerman, CompuServe
       Doug Line, ENC
Date
       March 24, 1998 (7:00-9:00pm)
Site
       CompuServe, 5000 Arlington Centre Blvd., Columbus, OH 43220,
       614-457-8600 [directions below]
Abstract
       Real applications have real users who really complain about
       real problems as they try to do real work. Real web
       applications must deal with:
        + diverse users (application, computer/web experience)
        + diverse browser features (tables, frames, JavaScript, style
          sheets, Java)
        + screen resolutions (640x480 and up)
        + access speeds (28.,8 T1/T3, local network)
        + ...
       How do developers of real web applications design, build, and
       test (including usability) web applications? What features do
       they use and which do they avoid and why?

       The panelists will discuss their experiences, the good, the
       bad, and the ugly, developing real web applications. Attendees
       will benefit from the positive experiences, avoid the negative
       experiences, and develop realistic expectations about
       developing real web applications.

       A great source of information on Web Usability is available
       from Keith Instone's Usable Web site, http://usableweb.com.
Biography
       Panelists from OCLC, Chemical Abstracts, CompuServe, and the
       Eisenhower National Clearinghouse have been invited to share
       their expertise.

       Mike Prasse is a Consulting User Interface Designer and
       currently the manager of the OCLC Usability Lab (whose services
       also include user interface design and prototyping.). He was
       the primary UI designer for FirstSearch, a major online
       bibliographic retrieval system (DEMO). He published articles on
       user interface design and usability testing, and is the creator
       of the Video Analysis Method (VAM), a technique for integrating
       transaction logs and videotapes into a single representation of
       a system's usability. Mike has a Ph.D. in Experimental
       psychology from the Ohio State University.

       Bill Bartelt is a software development project leader at CAS.
       Bill led a team to design and implement STN Easy, a commercial
       web application for searching a collection of scientific and
       technical databases from CAS' STN system. He has also designed
       icons for several of CAS' software products. Bill has a B.S. in
       Computer and Information Science from the Ohio State
       University.

       James Geyerman is currently the manager of the Human Factors
       and Usability department at CompuServe Interactive Services. He
       was the lead Usability Specialist on several projects at
       CompuServe including CompuServe 3.0 and C from CompuServe
       (www.csi.com). Prior to joining CompuServe, he was a Human
       Factors Engineer at WordPerfect and Novell. James has presented
       tutorials at the UPA conference and led SIGs at SIGCHI
       conferences. He has a BS in Psychology from Utah State
       University.

       Doug Line is currently the director of Electronic Productions
       at the Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Mathematics and
       Science Education www.enc.org. He is responsible for producing
       both their CD-ROM and WWW site. ENC has positioned their
       products to get the maximum usefulness out of two different
       media. The CD-ROM is basically a packaged local WWW site, and
       upon completion of the CD-ROM most of the components are
       modified and ported to the WWW site. Prior to joining ENC, he
       led the University Technology Services Multimedia Lab, which
       supported all faculty and staff at the Ohio State University
       with developing their computer-based projects.

Directions
     From the west:
            Take Sawmill until it deadends into Henderson, take a left
            and go 1/2 mile east until you reach a traffic light. Take
            a right onto Arlington Centre, just after the Beneficial
            building.
     From the east:
            Go west on Henderson from 315. You will pass Kenny and
            then Reed Road. Arlington Centre Blvd will be on the left
            at the Beneficial building. (across from Blockbuster
            Video),
       The main entrance is about 100 yards down the street on your
       left. Park in the lot and head for the front door.

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All (I hope)-
I have set on these types of panels before and if I'm understanding
everyone right it sounds like we would like to compile a list of 5 things
each? I'd suggest that we not try to cover any more than about 7-10
subjects total and let the interaction with the audience guide the
discussion. I'll add to the list and am willing to go whatever route we
decide on.

Navigation issues- How do you keep your user in the corral
                             Secrets to dropping your significant other gently
Content- You've produced a WWW based CD-ROM, how do you keep the info current?
Audience- developing WWW solutions in a darkroom

Hope this helps/intrigues,
Doug Line

>Gary
>
>> > Bill, James -
>> > How do you want to approach the format for the BuckCHI panel
>> > discussion?
>> > (Gary - Do you an email address for Doug Line, or could you forward
>> > this to him??)
>> >
>> > Suggestions:
>> >
>> > 1. Each present 1 minute or less bio. Real brief just to get the ball
>> > rolling
>> > 2. We go down a compiled list of say, five problems, discussing how it
>> > occurred in our work, what we tried to do to fix it, and what
>> > worked/didn't work.
>> > I will compile the list if you each want to send me a 'top five+'.
>> > Here are mine to get it started:
>> >
>> > - Different browsers
>> > - Slow bps rates
>> > - Different screen resolutions
>> > - Things below the fold - move 'em up/to another screen, or chuck 'em
>> > - Flash over substance (opens a whole can of worms, not just the slow
>> > bps stuff)
>> >
>> > Others could be: navigation cues,  bad HTML/JavaScript/Java/whatever
>> > reference books and articles.
>> >
>> > 3. Finish with questions from the audience.
>> >
>> > What do you think?
>> > - Mike
>> >
>> > Michael Prasse
>> > Consulting User Interface Designer
>> > Online Computer Library Center
>> > 6565 Frantz Rd. MC449
>> > Dublin, OH 43017
>> > prasse@oclc.org
>> > 614.761.5157
>> >
>> > Great spirits have always found violent opposition from mediocre
>> > minds. - A. Einstein
>> >
>>



_______________________________________________________________
Doug Line                    Director, Electronic Productions
dline@enc.org                Eisenhower National Clearinghouse
HTTP://www.enc.org/          for Mathematics and Science Education



From jgeyerman@acm.org Fri Mar 20 16:55:33 1998
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> Mike and Bill,
> The format sounds good to me as well.  There is definitely some=20
> overlap with problems that I have faced.  I do have several others=20
> that may be of some interest:
>=20
> =B7	Converting a legacy based system to the web.
> =B7	Just who are the users anyway?
>=20
> As a matter of fact, I am conducting a usability study of some Java=20
> based applications the same day as the presentation.  So I may have=20
> some very fresh problems to talk about :-)
>=20
> James
>=20
> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Bartelt, Bill [SMTP:wbartelt@cas.org]
> Sent:	Friday, March 20, 1998 10:39 AM
> To:	'jgeyerman@acm.org'; 'Prasse,Mike'
> Cc:	Perlman,Gary
> Subject:	RE: Panel format
>=20
> Hi Mike,
>    Your suggested format sounds good to me. I've never presented in a
> panel before, but I expect/want there to be great deal of interaction
> with the audience. Your approach should get the questions and=20
> discussion
> flowing. Obviously we'll have overlap on problems we've faced, so=20
> here
> are some other topics from my experience:
>=20
>    - Help files
>    - Showing prices
>    - JavaScript differences
>    - Multiple language support
>    - Creeping featurism
> =09
>=20
> Were you thinking of having visuals? I'm one of those a picture is=20
> worth
> a 1000 words people.
>=20
> Bill
>=20
> p.s. to Gary, what time should I show up?

From wbartelt@cas.org Fri Mar 20 17:11:32 1998
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> Hi Mike,
>    Your suggested format sounds good to me. I've never presented in a
> panel before, but I expect/want there to be great deal of interaction
> with the audience. Your approach should get the questions and
> discussion
> flowing. Obviously we'll have overlap on problems we've faced, so here
> are some other topics from my experience:
> 
>    - Help files
>    - Showing prices 
>    - JavaScript differences
>    - Multiple language support
>    - Creeping featurism
> 	   
> 
> Were you thinking of having visuals? I'm one of those a picture is
> worth
> a 1000 words people.
> 
> Bill
> 
> p.s. to Gary, what time should I show up?

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It is my hope that I REALLY did not throw out the Monday Business
section.  I tried to put it to the side but when trash day comes
sometimes I go into autopilot.  I'll check tonight.  It is the section
with the info.  Also, though, when I was out doing pre-interview contact
stuff this morning I cam across a copy of Columbus Computer User which
has a listing of user group meetings and contact information.  I'll send
the page to you via snail mail.

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Gary PERLMAN [SMTP:perlman@turing.acm.org]
> Sent:	Tuesday, March 03, 1998 11:50 PM
> To:	normorel@mailer.oclc.org
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> Did you find out about getting announcmements in the Dispatch?

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I think BuckCHI should, possibly with OCLC, sponsor a conference
on user interfaces to access online information.

Why:
	Columbus (and Dayton, and Ann Arbor, if we broaden)
	is has many major players in online information.
	Some have more UI focus than others, as you know.
Who:
	I am torn between having a UI to online info conference
	that is potentially international, and one that is
	specifically regional.  Right now, there is no conference
	devoted to the topic, so maybe a regional restriction
	would be misguided.
Where:
	At OCLC, for many reasons.
When:
	Some time when other things are not going on in ACM,
	ASIS, HFES, etc.  I would see this as a one day
	regional conference or a two-three day international
	conference.  When would anyone prefer to visit Columbus?
	For autumn leaves?
What:
	UI's for Online Information could have sessions on:
		Tools, Techniques, Experiences
			for
		Analysis, Design, Implementation, Evaluation
	We could have refereed papers, demos, posters.
	We could have local tours.  There are no limits,
	except for our stamina.  Oh yes, tutorials could
	raise a lot of money.

I would want there to be a published proceedings,
possibly just on the web, say on the BuckCHI site.

Who would sponsor it?
	BuckCHI - sure
	ACM - lots of paperwork SIGCHI (SIGIR, SIGLINK)
	ASIS - maybe COASIS 
	OCLC - possible

We could get the paperwork for an ACM symposium,
and use it to put together a proposal and then
decide if we would want to do it and how.

Obviously, this would require a lot of work,
and a lot more discussion.

Gary

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There is probably no better place for such a thing to happen, in my
opinion.  I'm sure you could get some co-sponsorship from CO-ASIS and
COACM as well as CAS, Mead, and maybe Lucent and Battelle (home of
BASIS).  And, yes, I too would work on this, I promise.  It's great not
having to worry about having to leave Columbus on a moment's notice.  I
feel energized.

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Gary PERLMAN [SMTP:perlman@turing.acm.org]
> Sent:	Friday, February 20, 1998 1:26 AM
> To:	normorel@mailer.oclc.org
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> Subject:	Online Info UI Symposium?
> 
> I think BuckCHI should, possibly with OCLC, sponsor a conference
> on user interfaces to access online information.
> 
> Why:
> 	Columbus (and Dayton, and Ann Arbor, if we broaden)
> 	is has many major players in online information.
> 	Some have more UI focus than others, as you know.
> Who:
> 	I am torn between having a UI to online info conference
> 	that is potentially international, and one that is
> 	specifically regional.  Right now, there is no conference
> 	devoted to the topic, so maybe a regional restriction
> 	would be misguided.
> Where:
> 	At OCLC, for many reasons.
> When:
> 	Some time when other things are not going on in ACM,
> 	ASIS, HFES, etc.  I would see this as a one day
> 	regional conference or a two-three day international
> 	conference.  When would anyone prefer to visit Columbus?
> 	For autumn leaves?
> What:
> 	UI's for Online Information could have sessions on:
> 		Tools, Techniques, Experiences
> 			for
> 		Analysis, Design, Implementation, Evaluation
> 	We could have refereed papers, demos, posters.
> 	We could have local tours.  There are no limits,
> 	except for our stamina.  Oh yes, tutorials could
> 	raise a lot of money.
> 
> I would want there to be a published proceedings,
> possibly just on the web, say on the BuckCHI site.
> 
> Who would sponsor it?
> 	BuckCHI - sure
> 	ACM - lots of paperwork SIGCHI (SIGIR, SIGLINK)
> 	ASIS - maybe COASIS 
> 	OCLC - possible
> 
> We could get the paperwork for an ACM symposium,
> and use it to put together a proposal and then
> decide if we would want to do it and how.
> 
> Obviously, this would require a lot of work,
> and a lot more discussion.
> 
> Gary

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Hi James,

Jane wrote me that you were willing to be a panelist on the 24th.
That's great.  Thanks.

I would like a bio from you, which might include:
 * Employment: current and previous
 * Education: (e.g., degrees)
 * References to relevant publications, especially if available on the web
 * Contact information (postal and email) to allow attendees
   and others to follow up on the topic with
   the speaker(s). The BuckCHI site is searchable,
   so people may find a technical meeting description
   well after the presentation.
I'd like the bio by Tuesday at noon, if that's possible.
A live link to a system you worked would be great.

Also, provide any A/V REQUIREMENTS, such as:
 * overhead projector
 * hardware and loaded software
 * internet connection, browser name and version
Not all requirements can be met at all sites, so please
keep in mind that A/V support will be negotiated.

The web page for the panel is taking shape at:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/Meetings/19980324.html

The current version of the abstract is:
======================================================================
Real applications have real users who really complain about
real problems as they try to do real work. Real web
applications must deal with: 

 * diverse users (application, computer/web experience) 
 * diverse browser features (tables, frames, JavaScript,
   style sheets, Java) 
 * screen resolutions (640x480 and up) 
 * access speeds (28.,8 T1/T3, local network) 
 * ... 

How do developers of real web applications design, build,
and test (including usability) web applications? What features
do they use and which do they avoid and why? 

The panelists will discuss their experiences, the good, the
bad, and the ugly, developing real web applications.
Attendees will benefit from the positive experiences, avoid
the negative experiences, and develop realistic expectations
about developing real web applications.   
======================================================================

From perlman Mon Mar  9 22:55:09 1998
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Thank you all for volunteering for the panel.
I am still trying to add someone from the Eisenhower project,
but you three would make a great panel.

I'd like to begin some planning for the format of the panel.
One approach would be to take on specific topics and
have each of you make some statements about the topic.

For example (I know it may be a trivial one for you),
some attendees might not know how to include JavaScript
so that it doesn't mess up Lynx or on browsers with JavaScript
turned off.  Of course, being able to report the relative
frequency of access with different browsers to your service
would be useful to decide if such knowledge would be useful.

Or, there might be a discussion on loading time and how
developing a web application on a local network or disk
(or cache) can result in some irritated users.

Here is one recent item that I would love to hear
Mike Prasse mention.  OCLC released a new version of
FirstSearch that had single pixel GIFs.  The GIFs
were used a spacers in a table because you can't get
small vertical spaces in tables without some cell content.
It turned out that single pixel GIFs cause a video
board on a certain manufacturer's computer to crash
the computer!  We switched to a new spacer (2x8)
by the afternoon after the report and learned that
yet another trick had to be even tricker to work.

Or, Mike could talk about how when some people
saw users unable to deal with buttons hidden
"below the fold" on a 640x480 screen, it motivated a
change that took little effort and got lots of positive email.
Mike might mention that he had warned about the problem
and how he keeps his screen at the users' minimum resolution.

One of my recent realizations was, after we decided that
our next generation system would require the current
4.0 browsers, was that it did not mean that we would
suddenly be able to use many new features (e.g., CSS)
but that we could only use 3.0 features that we had been
avoiding because one one browser supported them.
Navigator 4.0 now supports everything that Explorer 3.0
supported and Explorer 4.0 now supports what Navigator 3.0 did.
Makes sense, but it's not what I expected going in.

But you may have other ideas.  Attendees love to get
handouts, so if you put together some, it would be great
to get copies for the BuckCHI library as well as attendees.
An alternative to handouts is to make a web page of
your materials/results/whatever and place it on the BuckCHI site.

So, feel free to group-respond to this message and take
control of the panel to the extent you like.

Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair

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I'd like to get ACM BuckCHI in the Calendar.

ACM BuckCHI: SIG on Computer-Human Interaction.
Monthly meetings on varying Tuesdays 7:00pm.
http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi
buckchi-info@acm.org

Our March 24 meeting will feature a panel on Web development:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/Meetings/19980324.html
Our April 14 meeting will feature JavaBeans (abstract in the works):
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/Meetings/19980414.html

Gary Perlman, ACM BuckCHI Chair

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I think that COJUGgernauts will be interested in
our April 14 talk at CompuServe:
        "Application Architectures with Emphasis on Using JavaBeans"
                Steven Lopez, Lucent Technologies
The web page for the talk is at:
        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/Meetings/19980414.html

The BuckCHI home page is at:
        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/

Gary Perlman, BuckCHI Chair

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Thanks Steve.  The abstract is now on the web site and I'm working
on promoting the talk along with this month's panel.

Jane Henderson is the site host.  Jane, can you look into
whether Steve can have access to an LCD projector, or perhaps
it will be possible to link his laptop to the large screen.

Gary

> Gary,
> 
> Here is the info you requested:
> 
> A/V equip:
> ------------------------
> I will have both traditional transperancies
> and a need for giving software demos.  Would a LCD
> projector be available? (I will bring a laptop)
> 
> Abstract:
> ------------------------
> What are JavaBeans and what do they offer the individual
> that would prefer to focus on the interface instead of the code?
> This talk will address these questions by outlining the goal
> of JavaBeans and many of the auxiliary technologies that
> are emerging around JavaBeans.   Both the strengths and
> weaknesses of the technology will be addressed relative
> to its maturity and its competition (ActiveX). 
> 
> Examples will demonstrate how the component architecture
> of JavaBeans offers an alternative view of application 
> architectures, software reuse and customization.   
> 
> A review of potential pitfalls of JavaBean use will also be 
> discussed as well as possible processes to ensure their
> success.
> 
> Bio:
> ------------------------
> Steven Lopez has been with AT&T Bell Labs (now Lucent
> Technologies) since 1992.   As a software developer, he
> focuses on UI issues in client/server architectures.  He is
> currently working with Java and JavaBeans for telephony
> applications.  Past projects include database query visualization
> and software to aid factory repair technicians.
> 
> Steven Lopez graduated with a B.S. in Cognitive Science from
> Ohio State University in 1992 and is finishing work on
> a M.S. in Cognitive Systems Engineering under the direction
> of Dr. David Woods at Ohio State.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Steve
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> Steven A. Lopez
> Member of Technical Staff
> Lucent Technologies
> (614) 860-2934
> lopez@lucent.com
> http://csel.eng.ohio-state.edu
> 
> 


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Take a look at:
        http://www.ohcu.com/html/events.html
Lorraine gave me the paper version of this.
There is a list of Columbus groups (most are part
of the Columbus Computer Society) and their meeting
dates and times (many meet at CAS).

It would be great if we could get some information
to the contact people for many of these groups.
Maybe the promo page I put together.
        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/promo.html
What do you think?

Gary

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I think the promotion has a lot of great material.  I wonder, however,
if, for these groups which seem to be mainly avocational computer users
(although there are exceptions), the tone is a little too much "we are
qualified professionals" to make much of a positive hit?  Any other
comments?

> -----Original Message-----
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> 
> Take a look at:
>         http://www.ohcu.com/html/events.html
> Lorraine gave me the paper version of this.
> There is a list of Columbus groups (most are part
> of the Columbus Computer Society) and their meeting
> dates and times (many meet at CAS).
> 
> It would be great if we could get some information
> to the contact people for many of these groups.
> Maybe the promo page I put together.
>         http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/promo.html
> What do you think?
> 
> Gary

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>                BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter
>
>                           Technical Meeting
>
> Title
>        Developing Real Applications on the Volatile Web
> Speaker
>        Mike Prasse, OCLC
>        Bill Bartelt, Chemical Abstracts
>        James Geyerman, CompuServe
>        Doug Line, ENC
> Date
>        March 24, 1998 (7:00-9:00pm)
> Site
>        CompuServe, 5000 Arlington Centre Blvd., Columbus, OH 43220,
>        614-457-8600 [directions below]
> Abstract
>        Real applications have real users who really complain about
>        real problems as they try to do real work. Real web
>        applications must deal with:
>        + diverse users (application, computer/web experience)
>        + diverse browser features (tables, frames, JavaScript, style
>          sheets, Java)
>        + screen resolutions (640x480 and up)
>        + access speeds (28.,8 T1/T3, local network)
>        + ...
>        How do developers of real web applications design, build, and
>        test (including usability) web applications? What features do
>        they use and which do they avoid and why?
>
>        The panelists will discuss their experiences, the good, the
>        bad, and the ugly, developing real web applications. Attendees
>        will benefit from the positive experiences, avoid the negative
>        experiences, and develop realistic expectations about
>        developing real web applications.
>
>        A great source of information on Web Usability is available
>        from Keith Instone's Usable Web site, http://usableweb.com.
> Biography
>        Panelists from OCLC, Chemical Abstracts, CompuServe, and the
>        Eisenhower National Clearinghouse have been invited to share
>        their expertise.
>
>        Mike Prasse is a Consulting User Interface Designer and
>        currently the manager of the OCLC Usability Lab (whose services
>        also include user interface design and prototyping.). He was
>        the primary UI designer for FirstSearch, a major online
>        bibliographic retrieval system (http://www.ref.oclc.org). He
> published articles on
>        user interface design and usability testing, and is the creator
>        of the Video Analysis Method (VAM), a technique for integrating
>        transaction logs and videotapes into a single representation of
>        a system's usability. Mike has a Ph.D. in Experimental
>        psychology from the Ohio State University.
>
>        Bill Bartelt has worked on STN Easy, a commercial web
>        application for searching a collection of scientific and
>        technical databases from CAS' 18-year-old command-based STN
>        system. See http://stneasy.cas.org/
>
>        James Geyerman is currently the manager of the Human Factors
>        and Usability department at CompuServe Interactive Services. He
>        was the lead Usability Specialist on several projects at
>        CompuServe including CompuServe 3.0 and C from CompuServe
>        (http://www.csi.com). Prior to joining CompuServe, he was a
> Human
>        Factors Engineer at WordPerfect and Novell. James has presented
>        tutorials at the UPA conference and led SIGs at SIGCHI
>        conferences. He has a BS in Psychology from Utah State
>        University.
>
>        Doug Line is currently the director of Electronic Productions
>        at the Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Mathematics and
>        Science Education http://www.enc.org.
> Directions
>      From the west:
>             Take Sawmill until it deadends into Henderson, take a left
>             and go 1/2 mile east until you reach a traffic light. Take
>             a right onto Arlington Centre, just after the Beneficial
>             building.
>      From the east:
>             Go west on Henderson from 315. You will pass Kenny and
>             then Reed Road. Arlington Centre Blvd will be on the left
>             at the Beneficial building. (across from Blockbuster
>             Video),
>        The main entrance is about 100 yards down the street on your
>        left. Park in the lot and head for the front door.
>
> Admission Policy:
>        BuckCHI Technical Meetings are open to the public and, unless
>        otherwise specified, free of charge.
> Send Questions/Comments to:
>        buckchi-program@acm.org
> BuckCHI Meetings Page:
>        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/meetings.html
> BuckCHI Home Page:
>        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/
> Receive Email Announcements of BuckCHI Meetings:
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my only input is that I think maybe the (pronounced exactly like =
Buckeye) in the first sentence is distracting for a letter -- its tone =
is more suited to the Web.

Also, we might want to have a number of members somewhere.

-Emily

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I think the promotion has a lot of great material.  I wonder, however,
if, for these groups which seem to be mainly avocational computer users
(although there are exceptions), the tone is a little too much "we are
qualified professionals" to make much of a positive hit?  Any other
comments?

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gary PERLMAN [SMTP:perlman@turing.acm.org]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 1998 12:11 AM
> To:   BUCKCHI-OFFICERS@ACM.ORG
> Subject:      BuckCHI Promotion
>
> Take a look at:
>         http://www.ohcu.com/html/events.html
> Lorraine gave me the paper version of this.
> There is a list of Columbus groups (most are part
> of the Columbus Computer Society) and their meeting
> dates and times (many meet at CAS).
>
> It would be great if we could get some information
> to the contact people for many of these groups.
> Maybe the promo page I put together.
>         http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/promo.html
> What do you think?
>
> Gary

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I'm the current chair of Puget Sound SIGCHI. My chapter is
just now starting work on a brochure that we can hand out
at the annual CHI conference, our monthly meetings or to
anyone wanting to know about how we function as a subset
of SIGCHI.

The committee working on our brochure has asked for samples
from other SIGCHI chapters. I asked Richard Anderson for any
samples he might have and he is looking in his files. Richard
also suggested that I ask all of you directly in the hope that
you would be happy to send what you have to Richard and myself.

When Puget Sound SIGCHI finally creates its brochure, I will
send a note announcing it here and let whoever wants one
send me email with their request and mailing address. This
might be a good time for other chapters to consider creating
their own brochure, if they don't have one already.

I'm also willing to participate in a discussion of what works and
doesn't work with a chapter brochure. My only prior experience
with this issue was creating an electronic brochure for the
Association for Software Design (ASD). This turned out to be a very
useful tool because nearly all the requests I received for more
information about ASD came via email. With our local chapter of
SIGCHI, we get lots of these same requests but not all of them
come via email. I'm considering creating an electronic version of
the paper brochure we come up with so we can keep the two
in synch. Does anyone else have positive or negative experiences
with chapter brochures?

My mailing address is in my electronic signature at the end of this
note for anyone kind enough to send me a copy of their chapter's
brochure. Also, please send a copy of your brochure to
Richard Anderson. Here is his contact information:

                                      Richard I. Anderson
          Usability/Design/Discovery Adventures, +1 510 524-2421
       riander@well.com  rianderson@acm.org  rianderson@baychi.org
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Thanks for considering my request. I find this communication method
quite effective for learning about other chapter's experiences. I hope
you all will continue to contribute what you can and feel free to ask
for help here or by sending email to me directly.

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Boeing Shared Services Group
Multimedia, Imaging & Information Retrieval Systems (MIIRS)
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           Seats are Limited -- Register Early for Discounts

                BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter

                   Professional Development Workshop

                  Full details and registration form:
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Title
       Practical Usability Evaluation
Instructor
       Gary Perlman, OCLC Online Computer Library Center
       perlman@acm.org      http://www.acm.org/~perlman/
Date
       January 21, 1998 (9:00am-5:00pm)
Site
       OCLC Online Computer Library Center
       Smith Building Training Room #4
       6565 Frantz Road, Dublin, OH 43017
       614-764-6000 [directions below]
Abstract
       Practical Usability Evaluation is an introduction to
       cost-effective, low-skill, low-investment methods of usability
       assessment. The methods include:
        1. Inspection Methods (e.g., heuristic evaluation)
        2. Observational Skills and Video (including user testing with
           think-aloud protocols)
        3. Questionnaires (qualitative and quantitative)
        4. Program Instrumentation
       The workshop features many step-by-step procedures to aid in
       evaluation plan design.

       This is a for-fee event with discounts for BuckCHI members.
       Continuing education credit is available through ACM SIGCHI.
       See www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/workshop.html for details.
Biography
       Dr. Gary Perlman is a consulting research scientist at OCLC.
       Before that, he was a computer science professor for 12 years,
       where his research and teaching were in the areas of software
       engineering, user interfaces, and information systems. He is
       the author of statistical and hypertext software used
       extensively for user interface evaluation. He has consulted
       extensively for major information technology companies on user
       interface development process. He is also the creator of the
       HCI Bibliography project, the largest free-access
       bibliography on human-computer interaction. Gary served in the
       SIGCHI Curriculum Development Group, was SIGCHI Education
       Chair from 1991 to 1995, and is ACM SIGCHI Vice-Chair for
       Publications 1995-97. In 1995, he initiated the formation of
       BuckCHI and is serving as its first elected Chair.
Directions
       OCLC is in the northwest corner of the I-270 loop around
       Columbus. From I-270, take the Rt.161/33 exit east. The main
       OCLC building will be visible on the left (to the north). The
       first traffic light is Frantz Road. Turn left (north). Franz
       road immediately turns sharply to the right and Post Road bends
       to the left. If you follow Post instead of Frantz, you get a
       second chance to turn right onto the OCLC campus.

       OCLC is a campus with three buildings. The Kilgour Building,
       on the left side of Frantz, is the largest and contains the
       auditorium. The Smith Building, on the right side of Frantz,
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                          Technical Meeting

Title
       Developing Real Applications on the Volatile Web
Speaker
       Mike Prasse, OCLC
       Bill Bartelt, Chemical Abstracts
       James Geyerman, CompuServe
       Doug Line, ENC
Date
       March 24, 1998 (7:00-9:00pm)
Site
       CompuServe, 5000 Arlington Centre Blvd., Columbus, OH 43220,
       614-457-8600 [directions below]
Abstract
       Real applications have real users who really complain about
       real problems as they try to do real work. Real web
       applications must deal with:
       + diverse users (application, computer/web experience)
       + diverse browser features (tables, frames, JavaScript, style
         sheets, Java)
       + screen resolutions (640x480 and up)
       + access speeds (28.,8 T1/T3, local network)
       + ...
       How do developers of real web applications design, build, and
       test (including usability) web applications? What features do
       they use and which do they avoid and why?

       The panelists will discuss their experiences, the good, the
       bad, and the ugly, developing real web applications. Attendees
       will benefit from the positive experiences, avoid the negative
       experiences, and develop realistic expectations about
       developing real web applications.

       A great source of information on Web Usability is available
       from Keith Instone's Usable Web site, usableweb.com.
Biography
       Panelists from OCLC, Chemical Abstracts, CompuServe, and the
       Eisenhower National Clearinghouse have been invited to share
       their expertise.

       Mike Prasse (prasse@oclc.org) is a Consulting User Interface
       Designer and currently the manager of the OCLC Usability Lab
       (whose services also include user interface design and
       prototyping.). He was the primary UI designer for FirstSearch,
       a major online bibliographic retrieval system (DEMO). He
       published articles on user interface design and usability
       testing, and is the creator of the Video Analysis Method (VAM),
       a technique for integrating transaction logs and videotapes
       into a single representation of a system's usability. Mike has
       a Ph.D. in Experimental psychology from the Ohio State
       University.

       Bill Bartelt (wbartelt@cas.org) is a software development
       project leader at CAS. Bill led a team to design and implement
       STN Easy, a commercial web application for searching a
       collection of scientific and technical databases from CAS' STN
       system. He has also designed icons for several of CAS' software
       products. Bill has a B.S. in Computer and Information Science
       from the Ohio State University.

       James Geyerman (jgeyerman@acm.org) is currently the manager of
       the Human Factors and Usability department at CompuServe
       Interactive Services. He was the lead Usability Specialist on
       several projects at CompuServe including CompuServe 3.0 and C
       from CompuServe (www.csi.com). Prior to joining CompuServe, he
       was a Human Factors Engineer at WordPerfect and Novell. James
       has presented tutorials at the UPA conference and led SIGs at
       SIGCHI conferences. He has a BS in Psychology from Utah State
       University.

       Doug Line (dline@end.org) is currently the director of
       Electronic Productions at the Eisenhower National Clearinghouse
       for Mathematics and Science Education www.enc.org. He is
       responsible for producing both their CD-ROM and WWW site. ENC
       has positioned their products to get the maximum usefulness out
       of two different media. The CD-ROM is basically a packaged
       local WWW site, and upon completion of the CD-ROM most of the
       components are modified and ported to the WWW site. Prior to
       joining ENC, he led the University Technology Services
       Multimedia Lab, which supported all faculty and staff at the
       Ohio State University with developing their computer-based
       projects.
Directions
     From the west:
            Take Sawmill until it deadends into Henderson, take a left
            and go 1/2 mile east until you reach a traffic light. Take
            a right onto Arlington Centre, just after the Beneficial
            building.
     From the east:
            Go west on Henderson from 315. You will pass Kenny and
            then Reed Road. Arlington Centre Blvd will be on the left
            at the Beneficial building. (across from Blockbuster
            Video),
       The main entrance is about 100 yards down the street on your
       left. Park in the lot and head for the front door.

Admission Policy:
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       otherwise specified, free of charge.
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               BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter

                          Technical Meeting

Title
       Application Architectures with Emphasis on Using JavaBeans
Speaker
       Steven A. Lopez
Organization
       Lucent Technologies
Date
       April 14, 1998 (7:00-9:00pm)
Site
       CompuServe, 5000 Arlington Centre Blvd., Columbus, OH 43220,
       614-457-8600 [directions below]
Abstract
       What are JavaBeans and what do they offer the individual that
       would prefer to focus on the interface instead of the code?
       This talk will address these questions by outlining the goal of
       JavaBeans and many of the auxiliary technologies that are
       emerging around JavaBeans. Both the strengths and weaknesses of
       the technology will be addressed relative to its maturity and
       its competition (ActiveX).

       Examples will demonstrate how the component architecture of
       JavaBeans offers an alternative view of application
       architectures, software reuse and customization.

       A review of potential pitfalls of JavaBean use will also be
       discussed as well as possible processes to ensure their
       success.

       A reasonable web site on JavaBeans is http://java.sun.com/beans.
Biography
       Steven Lopez has been with AT&T Bell Labs (now Lucent
       Technologies) since 1992. As a software developer, he focuses
       on UI issues in client/server architectures. He is currently
       working with Java and JavaBeans for telephony applications.
       Past projects include database query visualization and software
       to aid factory repair technicians.
       Steven Lopez graduated with a B.S. in Cognitive Science from
       Ohio State University in 1992 and is finishing work on a M.S.
       in Cognitive Systems Engineering under the direction of Dr.
       David Woods at Ohio State.
Email
       lopez@lucent.com
URL
       http://www.lucent.com/
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            Take Sawmill until it deadends into Henderson, take a left
            and go 1/2 mile east until you reach a traffic light. Take
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            building.
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I have compiled the responses , and slapped together a 'summary' agenda
below.
We could let the audience select an item or 5 items, and then we
discuss.

Alternatively,  we could limit the one below ourselves. If we do that,
my suggestions would be: A2, B1, C1, C3, C5

Bill asked about graphics. If you have some to illustrate your
discussion,
that would be great. I do not plan to have any; no time!

And the agenda of course, could/should be an overhead.

Let me know what you think, including any alternatives.

Please include James, Bill, Doug, Gary, and Lorraine in your responses.
And me!
Thanks.
- Mike

Michael Prasse
Consulting User Interface Designer
Online Computer Library Center
6565 Frantz Rd. MC449
Dublin, OH 43017
prasse@oclc.org
614.761.5157

Great spirits have always found violent opposition from mediocre minds.
- A. Einstein



Agenda for Panel: Developing Real Applications on the Volatile Web
BuckCHI Meeting, Mar/24/98

I. Introduction of participants

II. Issues of interest 

A. Software
	1.	JavaScript differences
	2.	Multiple language support (HTML 4.0)

B. Hardware
	1.	Slow bps rates
	2.	Different screen resolutions

C. Design
	1.	Converting a legacy based system to the web.
	2.	Just who are the users anyway?
	3.	Help files
	4.	Showing prices
	5.	Creeping featurism
	6.	Things below the fold - move 'em up/to another screen,
or chuck 'em
	7.	Flash over substance (opens a whole can of worms, not
just the slow bps stuff)
	8.	Multiple language support

III. Question and Answer



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> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Srinivas Raghavan [SMTP:raghavan@cis.ohio-state.edu]
> Sent:	Wednesday, March 18, 1998 11:18 PM
> To:	perlman@mailer.oclc.org
> Subject:	Re: Presentation
> 
> Hi Gary,
>  Thanks. I have printed the planned comparison page and will use it as
> you
> have suggested to check for differences. 
> 
>  The practice talk was interesting. Bruce, Neelam, Mary Jean attended
> as well
> as 3 students. I made changes based on suggestions. I will be leaving 
> tomorrow. 
> 
> Can you write a recommendation letter for me to the  colleges below?
> If you can send it early next week that would be great.
> I have included my teaching background for your reference:
> 
> 1. Instructor/Lab coordinator for (CIS 101, CIS 200 - Computer
> Assisted 
>    Problem Solving for Business), 
> 2. TA for Software Engineering (CIS 757 - Software Engineering, 758 -
> Software
>    Engineering Project) and Databases (CIS 670 - Introduction to
> Database
>    Systems, 770 - Database Management Systems,  772 - Information
> Systems
>    Project). 
> 3. Worked on the course notes for CIS 101 and participated in the 
>    curriculum committee's development process for the CIS 101, CIS 200
> 
>    courses. 
> 4. Tutored undergraduate students for CIS 201 (Elementary Computer 
>    Programming), and CIS 211 (Data Structures for Information
> Systems). 
> 
> Dr. Anju Ramjee
> Chair and Professor of Finance
> Department of Economics, Finance, and Information Systems
> College of Business
> Northern Kentucky University
> Highland Heights, KY 41099.
> 
> Dr. Richard J. Boland Jr.
> Chair, Department of Management Information & Decision Systems
> Weatherhead School of Management
> Department of Management Information and Decision Systems
> 699 Enterprise Hall
> 10900 Euclid Ave.,
> Cleveland, Ohio 44106-7235.
> 
> Dr. Elaine Crable 
> Xavier University
> College of Business 
> 3800 Victory Parkway,
> Cincinnati, Ohio 45207-5161.
> 
> Thanks
> -- 
> Sairam,
> Srinivas
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David Ranson just called asking about volunteering to
give a talk on agents in May or June.  He is at 292-6287.

Is anyone interested in organizing the meeting from scratch?
        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/program.html
I don't have the time to organize any more meetings,
so if no one volunteers, then April 14 will be the last.

Of course, you can volunteer to host other meetings.

Gary

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Gary,

It is on my calendar and looking forward to it.

Dinner sounds fine.  I see it as a good opp for some
people to get one-on-one dialogue etc.

BTW: I am planning on discussing CORBA/Java to 
some degree (not sure it is necessary to update the
web page though)

Also, I notice that the duration is currently at 2 hours.
Though I could certainly fill that amount of time, my
experience is that one hour of presentation and then
time for hands-on demos and lengthy Q/A can easily 
fill the second hour (depending on the interest of the
participants in the topic) Thoughts?

Thanks,

Steve

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gary PERLMAN [mailto:perlman@turing.acm.org]
> Sent: Monday, April 06, 1998 3:42 PM
> To: Steve Lopez
> Subject: Re: Bio, Abstract and A/V needs...
> 
> 
> Hi Steve,
> 
> Just a reminder that your talk is in a week and a day.
> Is everthing set up to your satisfaction?
> 
> Did you want BuckCHI to take you out for dinner before,
> say from 6pm-7pm near to CompuServe?  If so, do you
> prefer any type of restaurant?  There is a good Chinese
> restaurant, Hunan Lion, close to the site.  I'd send out
> an invitation for dinner to the membership and perhaps
> a few would show up for dinner.  (This is the first time
> we've tried this.).
> 
> Gary
> 
> 

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I could probably do that especially if late May or early June.

> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent:	Monday, April 06, 1998 4:26 PM
> To:	BUCKCHI-OFFICERS@ACM.ORG
> Subject:	BuckCHI Program - need a volunteer to organize a meeting
> 
> David Ranson just called asking about volunteering to
> give a talk on agents in May or June.  He is at 292-6287.
> 
> Is anyone interested in organizing the meeting from scratch?
>         http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/program.html
> I don't have the time to organize any more meetings,
> so if no one volunteers, then April 14 will be the last.
> 
> Of course, you can volunteer to host other meetings.
> 
> Gary

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Gary,

Just wanted to check with you about a couple of things:
1) confirm availability of an LCD projector and overhead
2) feedback on usual protocol about duration of talk and
question session.

Thanks,
Steve

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Steven A. Lopez
Lucent Technologies Bell Labs
(614) 860-2934
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REMINDER: The following BuckCHI meeting is in one week.

NEW: Have Dinner with the Speaker!

BuckCHI has invited Steve Lopez to dinner to allow
people to meet with him in an informal setting.
If you would like to have dinner at Hunan Lion at 6pm,
please contact: Gary Perlman (perlman@acm.org, 761-5058)
before noon on Tuesday April 14. (Although BuckCHI will
pay for the speaker's dinner, it will not pay for others).


               BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter

                          Technical Meeting

Title
       Application Architectures with Emphasis on Using JavaBeans
Speaker
       Steven A. Lopez
Organization
       Lucent Technologies
Date
       April 14, 1998 (7:00-9:00pm)
Site
       CompuServe, 5000 Arlington Centre Blvd., Columbus, OH 43220,
       614-457-8600 [directions below]
Abstract
       What are JavaBeans and what do they offer the individual that
       would prefer to focus on the interface instead of the code?
       This talk will address these questions by outlining the goal of
       JavaBeans and many of the auxiliary technologies that are
       emerging around JavaBeans. Both the strengths and weaknesses of
       the technology will be addressed relative to its maturity and
       its competition (ActiveX).

       Examples will demonstrate how the component architecture of
       JavaBeans offers an alternative view of application
       architectures, software reuse and customization.
       A review of potential pitfalls of JavaBean use will also be
       discussed as well as possible processes to ensure their
       success.

       A reasonable web site on JavaBeans is http://java.sun.com/beans.
Biography
       Steven Lopez has been with AT&T Bell Labs (now Lucent
       Technologies) since 1992. As a software developer, he focuses
       on UI issues in client/server architectures. He is currently
       working with Java and JavaBeans for telephony applications.
       Past projects include database query visualization and software
       to aid factory repair technicians.

       Steven Lopez graduated with a B.S. in Cognitive Science from
       Ohio State University in 1992 and is finishing work on a M.S.
       in Cognitive Systems Engineering under the direction of Dr.
       David Woods at Ohio State.
Email
       lopez@lucent.com
URL
       http://www.lucent.com/
Directions
     From the west:
            Take Sawmill until it deadends into Henderson, take a left
            and go 1/2 mile east until you reach a traffic light. Take
            a right onto Arlington Centre, just after the Beneficial
            building.
     From the east:
            Go west on Henderson from 315. You will pass Kenny and
            then Reed Road. Arlington Centre Blvd will be on the left
            at the Beneficial building. (across from Blockbuster
            Video),
       The main entrance is about 100 yards down the street on your
       left. Park in the lot and head for the front door.

Admission Policy:
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REMINDER: The following BuckCHI meeting is in one week.

NEW: Have Dinner with the Speaker!

BuckCHI has invited Steve Lopez to dinner to allow
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If you would like to have dinner at Hunan Lion at 6pm,
please contact: Gary Perlman (perlman@acm.org, 761-5058)
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               BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter

                          Technical Meeting

Title
       Application Architectures with Emphasis on Using JavaBeans
Speaker
       Steven A. Lopez
Organization
       Lucent Technologies
Date
       April 14, 1998 (7:00-9:00pm)
Site
       CompuServe, 5000 Arlington Centre Blvd., Columbus, OH 43220,
       614-457-8600 [directions below]
Abstract
       What are JavaBeans and what do they offer the individual that
       would prefer to focus on the interface instead of the code?
       This talk will address these questions by outlining the goal of
       JavaBeans and many of the auxiliary technologies that are
       emerging around JavaBeans. Both the strengths and weaknesses of
       the technology will be addressed relative to its maturity and
       its competition (ActiveX).

       Examples will demonstrate how the component architecture of
       JavaBeans offers an alternative view of application
       architectures, software reuse and customization.
       A review of potential pitfalls of JavaBean use will also be
       discussed as well as possible processes to ensure their
       success.

       A reasonable web site on JavaBeans is http://java.sun.com/beans.
Biography
       Steven Lopez has been with AT&T Bell Labs (now Lucent
       Technologies) since 1992. As a software developer, he focuses
       on UI issues in client/server architectures. He is currently
       working with Java and JavaBeans for telephony applications.
       Past projects include database query visualization and software
       to aid factory repair technicians.

       Steven Lopez graduated with a B.S. in Cognitive Science from
       Ohio State University in 1992 and is finishing work on a M.S.
       in Cognitive Systems Engineering under the direction of Dr.
       David Woods at Ohio State.
Email
       lopez@lucent.com
URL
       http://www.lucent.com/
Directions
     From the west:
            Take Sawmill until it deadends into Henderson, take a left
            and go 1/2 mile east until you reach a traffic light. Take
            a right onto Arlington Centre, just after the Beneficial
            building.
     From the east:
            Go west on Henderson from 315. You will pass Kenny and
            then Reed Road. Arlington Centre Blvd will be on the left
            at the Beneficial building. (across from Blockbuster
            Video),
       The main entrance is about 100 yards down the street on your
       left. Park in the lot and head for the front door.

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       otherwise specified, free of charge.
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An easy to plan technical meeting for May might be:
        CHI 98.6 - What was hot at the annual conference

Lorraine is looking into a presentation by David Ranson,
perhaps for June.

Any other ideas for the tech program?

Gary

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I got only one response on having a CHI 98 recap,
and no volunteers to organize the meeting.
If no one volunteers to organize that or another meeting
this week, there will probably be no technical meeting in May.

Gary

> An easy to plan technical meeting for May might be:
>         CHI 98.6 - What was hot at the annual conference
> 
> Lorraine is looking into a presentation by David Ranson,
> perhaps for June.
> 
> Any other ideas for the tech program?
> 
> Gary
> 


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Details at: http://www.acm.org/chapters/cocacm/June98.htm

                  COCACM Central Ohio Chapter of ACM

Title
       Deferring User Interface Design Decisions by
       Generating Web Pages from a Database
Speaker
       Gary Perlman
         perlman@acm.org
         http://www.acm.org/~perlman/
       OCLC Online Computer Library Center
         http://www.oclc.org/
Date
       June 17, 1998 (5:30 social hour; 6:30 dinner; 7:45 presentation)
Site
       Da Vinci Ristorante, Reed and Henderson
Abstract
       In the development of a prototype for a new version of
       FirstSearch, OCLC's Web-based bibliographic and fulltext
       retrieval system, I wanted to explore a variety of design ideas
       while other developers were prototyping functions. Based on
       previous experiences at Bell Labs and Ohio State University, I
       created a generated user interface architecture in which
       attributes of screens (e.g., titles, icons, links, help) were
       stored in a database accessed by HTML generators. During the
       prototyping phase, developers modified generated files to get
       their functions working, and their changes were worked back
       into the page attributes and generators.

       At several points during the process, the design of every page
       in the system changed with no effect on the other developers.
       For example, the positions of every element on the screens
       changed and the number of frames on the screens changed when
       the design changed from top/bottom menu bars to a hierarchical
       side bar in a frame.

       There were several other benefits from the architecture.
       Developers were shielded from having to make graphic design
       choices, which were isolated in the screen generators. The
       separation of content and format allowed a version of the
       interface for Lynx users (single frame, without graphics) to be
       generated in about an hour.

       The talk will include some details of the tools used and how
       generation compares to dynamic generation strategies (e.g.,
       server-side Java, or client-side JavaScript). It will end with
       a discussion of what worked well and what did not.
       Details of the meeting are available on the [1]COCACM web site.

       Reservations are required by Monday June 15, 1998.
       +1-614-365-4406 cocacm@acm.org
Biography
       Gary Perlman is a consulting research scientist at the OCLC
       Online Computer Library Center. He designs, builds, and
       evaluates user interfaces for bibliographic and full text
       retrieval, notably for the OCLC FirstSearch service. Before
       OCLC, he had research and/or teaching positions at Bell Labs,
       Wang Institute, Software Engineering Institute, MIT, and OSU.
       He has served in elected offices for ACM SIGCHI and BuckCHI,
       for which he has created many Internet resources.
Directions
       Da Vinci Ristorante is at the southeast corner of Reed and
       Henderson Roads in Northwest Columbus. Take the Henderson Road
       exit from route 315 and go west. Turn left onto Reed Road and
       then left, again, into the Da Vinci Ristorante parking lot.

From cp@gershwin.psy.ohio-state.edu Wed Aug 26 15:07:53 1998
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OK.
xoxoxo

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Great to hear from you.

I chair the Central Ohio BuckCHI chapter, and our
home page is at:
	http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi
There are links to our technical meetings, etc.

One possibility is to have someone from lexis-nexis
up here to talk at technical meeting or a full day.
We could, in turn, find someone to go to Dayton.

We've been discussing having a conference on human factors
of information retrieval, but that is very preliminary.
It seems like a natural with the OCLC, CAS, and CompuServe here.
Still, we would want and hope that lexis-nexis would be involved,
as well as people from wright-patt.

Gary

> Gary,
> 
> You and I had a brief conversation in one of the hotel elevators at
> CHI.
> You suggested the possibility of increasing the communciations between
> our
> communities and/or organizations.  We did not have the opportunity to
> discuss specifics, but I do see a lot of potential either through
> LEXIS-NEXIS and OCLC or through the HCI practioners in Dayton and
> Columbus.
> Let me know what you have in mind and I will rustle up some cohorts.
> 
> Karen
> 
> 
> Karen S. Wilson
> Human Factors Psychologist       
> Applied Research, LEXIS-NEXIS
> 9443 Springboro Pike
> Miamisburg, OH 45342 
> Phone:  937-865-6800 x4546  FAX:  937-865-1655     
> Email:  karen.wilson@lexis-nexis.com
> 


From Karen.Wilson@lexis-nexis.com Thu May  7 15:05:49 1998
From:	Wilson, Karen S. [SMTP:Karen.Wilson@lexis-nexis.com]
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Gary,

You and I had a brief conversation in one of the hotel elevators at
CHI.
You suggested the possibility of increasing the communciations between
our
communities and/or organizations.  We did not have the opportunity to
discuss specifics, but I do see a lot of potential either through
LEXIS-NEXIS and OCLC or through the HCI practioners in Dayton and
Columbus.
Let me know what you have in mind and I will rustle up some cohorts.

Karen


Karen S. Wilson
Human Factors Psychologist       
Applied Research, LEXIS-NEXIS
9443 Springboro Pike
Miamisburg, OH 45342 
Phone:  937-865-6800 x4546  FAX:  937-865-1655     
Email:  karen.wilson@lexis-nexis.com

From perlman Tue Sep  8 12:52:56 1998
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I have been thinking about a possible talk for BuckCHI.
The title might be:
	Providing a Free Web Service to Support Research:
	Experiences from the HCI Bibliography

The HCI Bibliography is a free-access online database
on Human-Computer Interaction.  With about 18,000 publication
records, it is the largest available database on HCI.
Along with its summary web pages at:
	http://www.hcibib.org
the site provides a search service, which were introduced
in April of 1998.  Since then, a variety of features
have been added to the web site and search service.
The search service has been handling about 5000 searches
per month, although it recently had its first 1000-search day.
Like most web sites, all transactions are logged,
and feature use has been monitored to see what is popular,
what is not, and what features are used under what conditions.
As a free service, there are few of the ordinary constraints on
how the material is presented; the interface can change often.
The mean time between the decision to install a new feature
and its installation is measured in hours, not months,
and the effectiveness of some new features can often be
determined after a few days of use.

Perhaps not coincidentally, the director of the HCI Bibliography
works (in his day job) on bibliographic and full text retrieval
systems (e.g., OCLC FirstSearch).  Unlike the HCIBIB, these
systems have thousands of users making hundreds of thousands
of requests per day, and with real users depending on a service
supported by a real staff, features take much longer and
cost much more to evaluate.  The HCIBIB service allows
the introduction and evaluation of features faster
and cheaper than in a supported system.

My general conclusion is that offering free services
that are similar to ones offered for a fee, can provide
more than just good press and public relations.
They can serve as a laboratory for evaluating ideas.

There are several possible topics in a presentation:
 1 Examples of features introduced and data gathered
 2 Methods for gathering data from website usage
 3 Conclusions drawn (decisions made) based on the data
 4 Architecture of the hcibib.org website to support
   easy addition of features and collection of data


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COJUG, the Central Ohio Java Users Group seems to have its
meetings on the second Tuesday of each month, with a few
exceptions.
        http://www.cojug.org/meetings/
OO developers seem like a good crowd to attract,
and I would not mind attending some COJUG meetings.

I thought that we were going to check other local orgs
(e.g., COFIPS groups) to avoid conflicts like these.

Gary

From chrisr@r-r-research.com Tue Sep  8 13:18:31 1998
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Gary,

I think this is a great idea. I'm surprised you haven't presented
something similar to BuckCHI before. I would very much like
to get you signed up to give a talk. We are in a pinch for October.
Could you pull something together by then? The date would be
October 13. Please let me know. We could even announce
tonight if you'd like.

I think interesting sharings from your experiences would include
HCI BIB as a resource. Development of the database from
practitioner requirements to web UI design and testing. Also
how you decided on the heurisitcs and algorithms for the search
fucntions (natural language?). Also how do you know if its working
for end users? Are they getting the right hits? Are they getting alot
of noise or a shortfall in hits? How did you decide on keywords?
So I guess what's most interesting for me would be:
   1. Requirements, design and end use - how you did it, how you
       measure success.
   2. HCI BIB as a resource to practitioners (what's there, why did
       you step up to this task, how it can be used).
   3. Monitoring web usage for user performance and design data
   4. Why offer a free research tool?

Great idea. I've been wanting to talk to you about something like this
so I'm glad you brought it up. Your experience is very valuable for the
group.

Let me know if you can do October. I have Nov., Dec. and January
lined up.

Chris

Gary PERLMAN wrote:

> I have been thinking about a possible talk for BuckCHI.
> The title might be:
>         Providing a Free Web Service to Support Research:
>         Experiences from the HCI Bibliography
>
> The HCI Bibliography is a free-access online database
> on Human-Computer Interaction.  With about 18,000 publication
> records, it is the largest available database on HCI.
> Along with its summary web pages at:
>         http://www.hcibib.org
> the site provides a search service, which were introduced
> in April of 1998.  Since then, a variety of features
> have been added to the web site and search service.
> The search service has been handling about 5000 searches
> per month, although it recently had its first 1000-search day.
> Like most web sites, all transactions are logged,
> and feature use has been monitored to see what is popular,
> what is not, and what features are used under what conditions.
> As a free service, there are few of the ordinary constraints on
> how the material is presented; the interface can change often.
> The mean time between the decision to install a new feature
> and its installation is measured in hours, not months,
> and the effectiveness of some new features can often be
> determined after a few days of use.
>
> Perhaps not coincidentally, the director of the HCI Bibliography
> works (in his day job) on bibliographic and full text retrieval
> systems (e.g., OCLC FirstSearch).  Unlike the HCIBIB, these
> systems have thousands of users making hundreds of thousands
> of requests per day, and with real users depending on a service
> supported by a real staff, features take much longer and
> cost much more to evaluate.  The HCIBIB service allows
> the introduction and evaluation of features faster
> and cheaper than in a supported system.
>
> My general conclusion is that offering free services
> that are similar to ones offered for a fee, can provide
> more than just good press and public relations.
> They can serve as a laboratory for evaluating ideas.
>
> There are several possible topics in a presentation:
>  1 Examples of features introduced and data gathered
>  2 Methods for gathering data from website usage
>  3 Conclusions drawn (decisions made) based on the data
>  4 Architecture of the hcibib.org website to support
>    easy addition of features and collection of data




From chrisr@r-r-research.com Mon Sep 14 13:50:19 1998
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Hi Gary,

RE: your October BuckCHI talk:

> To make this happen, I guess we need to get the planning done.
> I don't think I have time to host the meeting, so we need a
> site and a host.  I would like to have a Web connection.

I'll be in touch with Russ and Jane to figure out where we can hold
the meeting. I'll also pass along requirements for the web connection
and (I'm assuming) projector for the video. I'll let you know on this asap.
If you have any additional requirements, please let me know as soon as
possible. Do you want an overhead projector as well?

> What is the status of the conflict of the second Tuesdays with COJUG?
> Are we going to move our meetings?

I didn't even know this was under consideration. I already have
severalspeakers committed to the second Tuesday. If moving our meetings is a
possibility, then I need to know right away. I'll follow up with Russ and
Jane.

> I will work on a new outline and send it to you soon.

I look forward to it. I'll post the announcement as soon as I hear fromyou.
I'm assuming we are still on for the week of October 12. Any
word on whether or not Tuesday, October 13 will work for you?
If not, what evening would be better?

Thanks for your help. It will be a great talk. We certainly have interest
from the group!

Chris

>

> Gary
>
> > Gary,
> >
> > I think this is a great idea. I'm surprised you haven't presented
> > something similar to BuckCHI before. I would very much like
> > to get you signed up to give a talk. We are in a pinch for October.
> > Could you pull something together by then? The date would be
> > October 13. Please let me know. We could even announce
> > tonight if you'd like.
> >
> > I think interesting sharings from your experiences would include
> > HCI BIB as a resource. Development of the database from
> > practitioner requirements to web UI design and testing. Also
> > how you decided on the heurisitcs and algorithms for the search
> > fucntions (natural language?). Also how do you know if its working
> > for end users? Are they getting the right hits? Are they getting alot
> > of noise or a shortfall in hits? How did you decide on keywords?
> > So I guess what's most interesting for me would be:
> >    1. Requirements, design and end use - how you did it, how you
> >        measure success.
> >    2. HCI BIB as a resource to practitioners (what's there, why did
> >        you step up to this task, how it can be used).
> >    3. Monitoring web usage for user performance and design data
> >    4. Why offer a free research tool?
> >
> > Great idea. I've been wanting to talk to you about something like this
> > so I'm glad you brought it up. Your experience is very valuable for the
> > group.
> >
> > Let me know if you can do October. I have Nov., Dec. and January
> > lined up.
> >
> > Chris
> >
> > Gary PERLMAN wrote:
> >
> > > I have been thinking about a possible talk for BuckCHI.
> > > The title might be:
> > >         Providing a Free Web Service to Support Research:
> > >         Experiences from the HCI Bibliography
> > >
> > > The HCI Bibliography is a free-access online database
> > > on Human-Computer Interaction.  With about 18,000 publication
> > > records, it is the largest available database on HCI.
> > > Along with its summary web pages at:
> > >         http://www.hcibib.org
> > > the site provides a search service, which were introduced
> > > in April of 1998.  Since then, a variety of features
> > > have been added to the web site and search service.
> > > The search service has been handling about 5000 searches
> > > per month, although it recently had its first 1000-search day.
> > > Like most web sites, all transactions are logged,
> > > and feature use has been monitored to see what is popular,
> > > what is not, and what features are used under what conditions.
> > > As a free service, there are few of the ordinary constraints on
> > > how the material is presented; the interface can change often.
> > > The mean time between the decision to install a new feature
> > > and its installation is measured in hours, not months,
> > > and the effectiveness of some new features can often be
> > > determined after a few days of use.
> > >
> > > Perhaps not coincidentally, the director of the HCI Bibliography
> > > works (in his day job) on bibliographic and full text retrieval
> > > systems (e.g., OCLC FirstSearch).  Unlike the HCIBIB, these
> > > systems have thousands of users making hundreds of thousands
> > > of requests per day, and with real users depending on a service
> > > supported by a real staff, features take much longer and
> > > cost much more to evaluate.  The HCIBIB service allows
> > > the introduction and evaluation of features faster
> > > and cheaper than in a supported system.
> > >
> > > My general conclusion is that offering free services
> > > that are similar to ones offered for a fee, can provide
> > > more than just good press and public relations.
> > > They can serve as a laboratory for evaluating ideas.
> > >
> > > There are several possible topics in a presentation:
> > >  1 Examples of features introduced and data gathered
> > >  2 Methods for gathering data from website usage
> > >  3 Conclusions drawn (decisions made) based on the data
> > >  4 Architecture of the hcibib.org website to support
> > >    easy addition of features and collection of data
> >
> >
> >
> >




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Perfecto Palmer wrote:
>   My travel plans this year are:
> Oct 9-10 (friday/sat half/day), Ann Arbor
> Psychonomics Dallas (Thurs/Fri/Sat or Fri/Sat/Sun, Nov 19-22)

The next BuckCHI meeting is during the week after you
get back from Ann Arbor, probably on Tuesday, Oct. 13.
Not only would I like to attend, I have been asked to speak.
So is it okay if I do the usual "home around 9:30" thing?

xoxox
GGG

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OK on Tues Oct 13.../
xoxox

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               BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter

                          Technical Meeting

Title
       Providing a Free Web Service: How to Do It and Why
Speaker
       Gary Perlman, OCLC Online Computer Library Center
Date
       October 13, 1998 (7:00-8:30pm)
Site
       CompuServe, 5000 Arlington Centre Blvd., Columbus, OH 43220,
       614-457-8600 [directions below]
Abstract
       The HCI Bibliography (HCIBIB) is a free-access online
       bibliography on Human-Computer Interaction. It has over 18,000
       entries, most with abstracts, and with over 4000 links to full
       text. It is browsable and searchable from its web site:
       http://www.hcibib.org/ This presentation will cover:
       + The HCI Bibliography as a resource for practitioners
       + Design and maintenance of the hcibib.org website
       + Evaluation of the HCIBIB search service
       + Benefits from offering a free web service
       If there is time and interest, we will cover the construction
       of some parts of the site using perl, CGI, and SSI (server-side
       includes).
Biography
       Dr. Gary Perlman is a consulting research scientist at OCLC
       where he works on user interfaces to bibliographic and full
       text information retrieval systems, notably OCLC's FirstSearch.
       service. In his spare time, he creates things people use, such
       as the [1]|STAT data analysis package (entering its 20th year
       of use) and the [2]HCI Bibliography, the largest free-access
       bibliography on human-computer interaction entering its 10th
       year). Gary has been active in SIGCHI and BuckCHI, serving both
       in elected offices and managing large parts of their
       information infrastructure.
Email
       perlman@acm.org
URL
       http://www.acm.org/~perlman/
Directions
     From the west:
            Take Sawmill until it deadends into Henderson, take a left
            and go 1/2 mile east until you reach a traffic light. Take
            a right onto Arlington Centre, just after the Beneficial
            building.
     From the east:
            Go west on Henderson from 315. You will pass Kenny and
            then Reed Road. Arlington Centre Blvd will be on the left
            at the Beneficial building. (across from Blockbuster
            Video),
       The main entrance is about 100 yards down the street on your
       left. Park in the lot and head for the front door.
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               Final Reminder: Meeting Tonight (Tuesday)

               BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter

                          Technical Meeting

Title
       Providing a Free Web Service: How to Do It and Why
Speaker
       Gary Perlman, OCLC Online Computer Library Center
Date
       October 13, 1998 (7:00-8:30pm)
Site
       CompuServe, 5000 Arlington Centre Blvd., Columbus, OH 43220,
       614-457-8600 [directions below]
Abstract
       These days, if you're not on the Web, you don't exist. While
       you're putting up your Web site, you might consider what you
       can offer people to make them come to your site and what can be
       gained by offering a free service as part of your site.

       The HCI Bibliography (HCIBIB) is a free-access online
       bibliography on Human-Computer Interaction. It has over 18,000
       entries, most with abstracts, and with over 4000 links to full
       text. It is browsable and searchable from its web site:
       http://www.hcibib.org/

       This presentation will cover:
       + The HCI Bibliography as a resource for practitioners
       + Design and maintenance of the hcibib.org website
       + Evaluation of the HCIBIB search service
       + Benefits from offering a free web service
       If there is time and interest, we will cover the construction
       of some parts of the site using perl, CGI, and SSI (server-side
       includes).
Biography
       Dr. Gary Perlman is a consulting research scientist at OCLC
       where he works on user interfaces to bibliographic and full
       text information retrieval systems, notably OCLC's FirstSearch
       service. In his spare time, he creates things people use, such
       as the [1]|STAT data analysis package (entering its 20th year
       of use) and the [2]HCI Bibliography, the largest free-access
       bibliography on human-computer interaction entering its 10th
       year). Gary has been active in SIGCHI and BuckCHI, serving both
       in elected offices and managing large parts of their
       information infrastructure.
Directions
     From the west:
            Take Sawmill until it deadends into Henderson, take a left
            and go 1/2 mile east until you reach a traffic light. Take
            a right onto Arlington Centre, just after the Beneficial
            building.
     From the east:
            Go west on Henderson from 315. You will pass Kenny and
            then Reed Road. Arlington Centre Blvd will be on the left
            at the Beneficial building. (across from Blockbuster
            Video),
     The main entrance is about 100 yards down the street on your
     left. Park in the lot and head for the front door.

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Heather McMurray is a BuckCHI member who hasn't used a computer
since February 1998 because of carpal tunnel syndrome / tendinitis.
Talking to her, I thought RSI/CTD (repetitive stress injury /
cumulative trauma disorder) might be a good topic for BuckCHI.
Manager might want to guard against it, and developers might
want to design to accommodate it (ADA Act, marketing).

There might be someone at OSU in the Biomechaics Lab who
would be a good speaker, or perhaps we could have a panel.

There is an awesome resource site: http://www.tifaq.com

Gary

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To:  Gary Perlman
From:  Jane Henderson, BuckCHI Co-Chair
Date:  14 October 1998

Gary,

Thanks for helping out the program committee and providing us with your
presentation last night on the HCI Bibliography.  I'm sure that most (and
probably all) of those who attended the talk (myself included) came away
with some interesting and possibly even useful ideas.  Not only was it a
good introduction to the HCI resource that you have made available, but it
also gave people some new insights into search facilities and building web
services.

On behalf of the BuckCHI Executive Council and the BuckCHI organization I
want you to know that we very much appreciate your time and effort.  Thanks
again for your help and your excellent talk.  

Jane

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               BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter

                          Technical Meeting

Title
       Providing a Free Web Service: How to Do It and Why
Speaker
       Gary Perlman, OCLC Online Computer Library Center
Date
       October 13, 1998 (7:00-8:30pm)
Site
       CompuServe, 5000 Arlington Centre Blvd., Columbus, OH 43220,
       614-457-8600 [directions below]
Abstract
       These days, if you're not on the Web, you don't exist. While
       you're putting up your Web site, you might consider what you
       can offer people to make them come to your site and what can be
       gained by offering a free service as part of your site.

       The HCI Bibliography (HCIBIB) is a free-access online
       bibliography on Human-Computer Interaction. It has over 18,000
       entries, most with abstracts, and with over 4000 links to full
       text. It is browsable and searchable from its web site:
       http://www.hcibib.org/

       This presentation will cover:
       + The HCI Bibliography as a resource for practitioners
       + Design and maintenance of the hcibib.org website
       + Evaluation of the HCIBIB search service
       + Benefits from offering a free web service
       If there is time and interest, we will cover the construction
       of some parts of the site using perl, CGI, and SSI (server-side
       includes).
Biography
       Dr. Gary Perlman is a consulting research scientist at OCLC
       where he works on user interfaces to bibliographic and full
       text information retrieval systems, notably OCLC's FirstSearch
       service. In his spare time, he creates things people use, such
       as the [1]|STAT data analysis package (entering its 20th year
       of use) and the [2]HCI Bibliography, the largest free-access
       bibliography on human-computer interaction entering its 10th
       year). Gary has been active in SIGCHI and BuckCHI, serving both
       in elected offices and managing large parts of their
       information infrastructure.
Directions
     From the west:
            Take Sawmill until it deadends into Henderson, take a left
            and go 1/2 mile east until you reach a traffic light. Take
            a right onto Arlington Centre, just after the Beneficial
            building.
     From the east:
            Go west on Henderson from 315. You will pass Kenny and
            then Reed Road. Arlington Centre Blvd will be on the left
            at the Beneficial building. (across from Blockbuster
            Video),
     The main entrance is about 100 yards down the street on your
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               BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter

                          Technical Meeting

Title
       Driver Workload Assessment of Route Guidance System Destination
       Entry while Driving: A Test Track Study
Speaker
       Louis Tijerina, Transportation Research Center
       ltijerina@nhtsa.dot.gov
       http://www.trcpg.com/
Date
       November 10, 1998 (7:00-8:30pm)
Site
       To Be Arranged
Abstract
       This study examined destination entry while driving with four
       commercially available route guidance systems. Three of the
       systems involved various visual-manual demands while the fourth
       involved voice input and output. Cellular phone dialing and
       radio tuning were included as comparison tasks. Test
       participants drove an instrumented passenger car, accompanied
       by an experimenter, on a 7.5 mile multilane test track with
       light traffic. Results indicated that, on average, all three
       systems with visual-manual methods of destination entry were
       associated with lengthier completion times, longer
       eyes-off-road-ahead times, longer and more frequent glances to
       the device, and greater numbers of lane exceedences than the
       voice system. However, the voice system was associated with
       substantially longer and more frequent glances away from the
       road scene to a containing destination information. Performance
       differences between younger and older test participants tended
       to be reduced with the voice system. Regardless of system, the
       destination entry task took substantially longer to complete
       than 10-digit cellular telephone dialing or radio tuning to a
       specific frequency. Voice recognition technology appears to be
       a viable alternative to manual destination entry while driving
       but other subtle safety issues remain and are discussed.
Biography
       Louis Tijerina joined the Transportation Research Center Inc.
       in 1996 as a Research Scientist to support human factors
       projects being conducted at the National Highway Traffic Safety
       Administration's Vehicle Research and Test Center. Prior to
       coming to TRC, he spent 11 years with Battelle in Columbus, OH
       where he worked on human factors problems in transportation,
       defense, and medical products. Louis also conducted research on
       office and video display ergonomics for two years at the Online
       Computer Library Center (OCLC) in Dublin, OH before joining
       Battelle's Columbus operations. He served as a Lecturer in the
       Dept. of Industrial and Systems Engineering in 1994 and 1995,
       teaching a course on regression methods in work systems
       analysis. He has an M.S. in industrial and systems engineering
       from the Ohio State University and a Ph.D. in experimental
       psychology, also from the Ohio State University.

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              OSU Institute for Ergonomics Grand Opening
Title
       Human-Centered Design and Ergonomics
Speaker
       Ralph Nader, Consumer Advocate, ralph@essential.org
Date
       October 16, 1998
       9:00 - 11:00 a.m. Presentation 11:00am Lab tours start in Room
          140 Baker Systems, 1971 Neil Ave.
       1:30pm Ralph Nader Room 100 Independence Hall, 1923 Neil Ave.
Site
       OSU Main Campus
Abstract
       Consumer advocate Ralph Nader's presentation, "Human-Centered
       Design and Ergonomics", will address the influence of
       corporations on government policies, including:
        * implications for occupational health,
        * aviation and medical safety, and
        * product design.
       The event is free of charge and open to the public.
       For more information: ergoinst@osuergo.eng.ohio-state.edu
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               BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter
                                   Technical Meeting

TITLE

     Interactive Dashboard Computers - Driving or Disaster?
     HCI design issues in driving environments.

SPEAKER

     Louis Tijerina, Ph.D.

ORGANIZATION

     Transportation Research Center, Inc.

DATE

     Tuesday, November 10, 1998 (7:00-8:30pm)

SITE

     Fitch, Inc.
     10350 Olentangy River Road, Worthington, Ohio 43085
     614-885-3453   [directions below]

ABSTRACT

     Computer navigation systems, cell phones, voice recognition,
     heads up displays, graphical displays and web-accessible computers
     are all being put into next-generation vehicles. These new
     interactive
     technologies, intended to enhance the driver's experience, have
     also
     increased the physical and cognitive workload associated with
     driving.

     Dr. Louis Tijerina, a  researcher in human-system interaction
     and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) will discuss the
     future of interactive driving environments and the human interface
     design issues for these next generation computerized vehicles. He
     will
     cover how interactive technology may help and hinder driver
     performance
     and safety. He will also review key results of a recent test-track
     study
     measuring driver performance while using voice and manual command
     entry into a navigation system as well as an analytical study on
     the
     effects of human-system reliability on Lane Change Crash Avoidance
     System (CAS) effectiveness.

BIOGRAPHY

     Dr. Louis Tijerina joined the Transportation Research Center Inc.
     in
     1996 as a Research Scientist to support human factors projects
     being
     conducted at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's
     Vehicle Research and Test Center. Prior to coming to TRC, he
     spent 11 years with Battelle in Columbus, OH where he worked
     on human factors problems in transportation, defense, and medical
     products. Dr. Tijerina also conducted research on office and video
     display ergonomics for two years at the Online Computer Library
     Center (OCLC) in Dublin, OH before joining Battelle's Columbus
     operations. He served as a Lecturer in the Dept. of Industrial and
     Systems Engineering in 1994 and 1995. He has an M.S. in industrial
     and systems engineering and a Ph.D. in experimental psychology from

     the The Ohio State University.

EMAIL

     ltijerina@nhtsa.dot.gov

DIRECTIONS

     To get to Fitch:  Take 315 north past I-270 and 315 will turn
     into a country road. 1.25 miles after the Shell station, there will

     be a small ground-level sign for Fitch on the left. Follow signs
     for the BuckCHI Meeting.




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<UL>Louis Tijerina, Ph.D.</UL>
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<UL>Transportation Research Center, Inc.</UL>
DATE
<UL>Tuesday, November 10, 1998 (7:00-8:30pm)</UL>
SITE
<UL>Fitch, Inc.
<BR>10350 Olentangy River Road, Worthington, Ohio 43085
<BR>614-885-3453&nbsp;&nbsp; [directions below]</UL>
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<UL>Computer navigation systems, cell phones, voice recognition,
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<BR>are all being put into next-generation vehicles. These new interactive
<BR>technologies, intended to enhance the driver's experience, have also
<BR>increased the physical and cognitive workload associated with driving.

<P>Dr. Louis Tijerina, a&nbsp; researcher in human-system interaction
<BR>and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) will discuss the
<BR>future of interactive driving environments and the human interface
<BR>design issues for these next generation computerized vehicles. He will
<BR>cover how interactive technology may help and hinder driver performance
<BR>and safety. He will also review key results of a recent test-track
study
<BR>measuring driver performance while using voice and manual command
<BR>entry into a navigation system as well as an analytical study on the
<BR>effects of human-system reliability on Lane Change Crash Avoidance
<BR>System (CAS) effectiveness.</UL>
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<UL>Dr. Louis Tijerina joined the Transportation Research Center Inc. in
<BR>1996 as a Research Scientist to support human factors projects being
<BR>conducted at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's
<BR>Vehicle Research and Test Center. Prior to coming to TRC, he
<BR>spent 11 years with Battelle in Columbus, OH where he worked
<BR>on human factors problems in transportation, defense, and medical
<BR>products. Dr. Tijerina also conducted research on office and video
<BR>display ergonomics for two years at the Online Computer Library
<BR>Center (OCLC) in Dublin, OH before joining Battelle's Columbus
<BR>operations. He served as a Lecturer in the Dept. of Industrial and
<BR>Systems Engineering in 1994 and 1995. He has an M.S. in industrial
<BR>and systems engineering and a Ph.D. in experimental psychology from
<BR>the The Ohio State University.</UL>
EMAIL
<UL>ltijerina@nhtsa.dot.gov</UL>
DIRECTIONS
<UL>To get to Fitch:&nbsp; Take 315 north past I-270 and 315 will turn
<BR>into a country road. 1.25 miles after the Shell station, there will
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               BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI Chapter

                          Technical Meeting

Title
       Interactive Dashboard Computers - Driving or Disaster?
       HCI Design Issues in Driving Environments
Speaker
       Louis Tijerina, Transportation Research Center
Date
       November 10, 1998 (7:00-8:30pm)
Site
       Fitch, Inc., 10350 Olentangy River Road, Worthington, Ohio
       43085, 614-885-3453 [directions below]
Abstract
       Computer navigation systems, cell phones, voice recognition,
       heads up displays, graphical displays and web-accessible
       computers are all being put into next-generation vehicles.
       These new interactive technologies, intended to enhance the
       driver's experience, have also increased the physical and
       cognitive workload associated with driving.

       Dr. Louis Tijerina, a researcher in human-system interaction
       and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), will discuss the
       future of interactive driving environments and the human
       interface design issues for these next generation computerized
       vehicles. He will cover how interactive technology may help and
       hinder driver performance and safety. He will also review key
       results of a recent test-track study measuring driver
       performance while using voice and manual command entry into a
       navigation system as well as an analytical study on the effects
       of human-system reliability on Lane Change Crash Avoidance
       System (CAS) effectiveness.
Biography
       Dr. Louis Tijerina joined the Transportation Research Center
       Inc. in 1996 as a Research Scientist to support human factors
       projects being conducted at the National Highway Traffic Safety
       Administration's Vehicle Research and Test Center. Prior to
       coming to TRC, he spent 11 years with Battelle in Columbus, OH
       where he worked on human factors problems in transportation,
       defense, and medical products. Louis also conducted research on
       office and video display ergonomics for two years at the Online
       Computer Library Center (OCLC) in Dublin, OH before joining
       Battelle's Columbus operations. He served as a Lecturer in the
       Dept. of Industrial and Systems Engineering in 1994 and 1995.
       He has an M.S. in industrial and systems engineering and a
       Ph.D. in experimental psychology from the The Ohio State
       University.
Email
       ltijerina@nhtsa.dot.gov
URL
       http://www.trcpg.com/
Directions
       Take 315 north past I-270 and 315 will turn into a country
       road. 1.25 miles after the Shell station, there will be a small
       ground-level sign for Fitch on the left. Follow signs for the
       BuckCHI Meeting.

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BuckCHI committee,

Joe Cole asked at a previous meeting about the results
of the member survey taken at the September meeting. I've
attached them at the end of this message. The Program
has been using these results to drive the activities so
far this year.

I would love to hear any feedback you have on the results
of the survey or the ideas presented below. My immediate
concern is the relatively low member attendance at our
monthly technical meetings.

I am working now on the rest of the year's activities.
Please take a few minutes to give me your suggestions.
Gail and Doug, I need your help on this so please let
me know your availability.

I am currently pursuing these ideas for the remaining
programs...

February 9 - James Geyerman will discuss lauching a
usability program and testing facility at Compuserve. Including
a demonstration of the new usability testing facility.

March 8 - Fitch and R&R Research will discuss ways of incorporating
customer data into design - "new user-research"

Others I'm working on...
  1. "Say cheese!" interactive media design (Mills James Prod.)
  2. "Do you want fries with that?" - a new age of interactive
     shopping and E-commerce (Retal Planning Assoc.)
  3. Web Design Forum - E-commerce, transaction design and new
     interactivity on the web, DHTML)
  4. Using .gif animation in Paint Shop Pro for rapid inteface
     prototyping and customer validation
  5. @Home with your interactive TV - (maybe Time Warner?)
  6. Someone out this way for the CHI conference in May (anyone
     know who is coming that might be interested?)
  7. New web interactivity with DHTML - how to get the most
     interaction out of your web interface.
  8. Best of the web - learn how to design from the best and
     worst of the web. (panel or forum).

What do you think?

Thanks,

Chris
chrisrockwell@acm.org
chrisr@r-r-research.com
(614) 486-7517

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BUCKCHI MEETING SURVEY RESULTS - September, 1998

13 attendees responding...

Question 1: Top 5 desired BuckCHI program activities
----------------------------------------------------
  Speakers (12)  XXXXXXXXXXXX
  Research ( 9)  XXXXXXXXX
     Demos ( 9)  XXXXXXXXX
 Workshops ( 7)  XXXXXXX
    Forums ( 6)  XXXXXX
 HCI Tools ( 6)  XXXXXX
    *Other ( 4)  XXXX
  Ohio HCI ( 3)  XXX
 Who's Who ( 2)  XX

*   Topics listed under "Other" included:
    - Methods, usability best practices
    - Testability of requirements, interface testing

Question 2 - Topics of interest
-------------------------------
(5) Interface design (web!,info vis., interaction, navigation, software)

(3) Methods, best practices, implementing user-centered design
(3) Evaluation and testing (analytical and empirical, web, interface)
(2) Requirements analysis, Cognitive task analysis
(1) Teaching HCI
(1) Technologies (Java)


Question 3 - Other Activities or Comments on BuckCHI
----------------------------------------------------


Question 4 - Potential speakers
-------------------------------
Phil Smith
New OSU CIS Department Specialist
HomeNet program at Carnege Mellon

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While all the way out to the midwest for CHI,
the BuckCHI executive council would like to
invite you to Columbus to give a talk
on a topic related to HCI, tentatively titled:
	"Groupware, Shmoopware"
Okay, so there is no tentative title, but it would
be great if you could come out here.  As a local
SIGCHI chapter, we don't have a lot to offer,
but we could certainly come up with a per diem
of $150 to cover expenses (at least that's what
we approved).  And, assuming that you would like
to try to endure a night with our kids (sleeping
is actually something they do well), you would be
welcome to stay with the guest of your choice at
the PerlyPalms resort.

If you think you'd like to visit the 'Bus
(as we call it), let me know and we'll work
from there.  If not, then that's okay.
We'll work on Mark Ackerman next.

The BuckCHI site, if you care to peruse it,
is at http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/

Looking forward to seeing you again at CHI
regardless.

Gary

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Gary,

Here is the attendees from last night that requested
more information on BuckCHI. We had 40 attendees
at last night's meeting.

Attendees requesting more information on BuckCHI:
-------------------------------------------------
Mary Hoffman        hoffmanm@battelle.org
Dave Wourms         wourmsd@battelle.org
Janic Braverman     braverman.5@osu.edu
Sabina Szonn        sszonn@dispatch.com
Joanne Murphy       murphyj@oclc.org
Leslie Cohen        lesliecohen@lucent.com
Larry Dougherty     lad@lucent.com
Eric Davis          eric_davis@fitch.com
Lillie Jenkins      jenkinsl@oclc.org
Neel Sharma         neel_sharma@mail.amsinc.com
Sabra Hogan         sabra.h.hogan@cpmx.saic.com


Let me know if you have any questions.

Chris




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Looks like Austin is planning on coming out before CHI!
He will talk on Thursday, May 13.

I need everyone to do publicity so we get a good turn out.
Tell your friends etc. Please _plan on attending_ since we
need everyone there.

Also, Austin has offered several suggestions for his talk
below. Any comments? Gary, can we help Austin with
any of his travel to Pittsburgh from here? Let me know
ASAP. I will get an announcement of the meeting out
this week.

Chris

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Chris:

Oops.  I should have confirmed long ago. I am definitely coming.

I changed my ticket ot "open jaw" to Columbus for the night of May 13. I
have to get to Pittsburgh by noon Saturday. Anyone driving that early? If
not, I'll have to fly. That might cost $200. Can you help with that? Any
other suggestions?

I arrive on UA 578 at 3:20 pm. Will someone meet me, or should I take a cab
somewhere?

The talk: We discussed using my basic talk on extending our vision about
designing for HCI.  However, I also have the talk on the Pliant work
(really breaking out of the computing box), and a recent keynote I gave on
Doug Engelbart's work and why we still have a long way to go. Any
preference?

Austin


o=======================================o
| Austin Henderson
| Rivendel Consulting
| P.O. Box 334
| 8115 La Honda Rd. (for courier services)
| La Honda, CA 94020
| U.S.A.
| tel: +1-650-747-9201
| fax: +1-650-747-0467
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In case people do not know who Austin is,
a home page is at:
        http://www.pliant.org/personal/Austin_Henderson/
He worked at Xerox for years and was instumental in
the the development of current ideas of UI toolkits
and vitual desktops (rooms).
He is one of the founders of the current SIGCHI,
having served as co-chair 1989-1993.

I'd be interested in any of his talks.

The BuckCHI EC needs to approve any expenditures.
If we could not find a ride for Austin,
I think we could afford $200 to help on his expenses,
the BuckCHI account is a little over $1400.
I propose that we create a Chair's Discretionary
fund of $250 that would allow the Chair to spend money
(or not) without having to go the the EC.  It could
be added to after being depleted but that would require
anotehr EC vote. Any seconds? Discussion?

We'd want to get an abstract distributed ASAP.
Any sites in mind?

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> I need everyone to do publicity so we get a good turn out.
> Tell your friends etc. Please _plan on attending_ since we
> need everyone there.
>
> Also, Austin has offered several suggestions for his talk
> below. Any comments? Gary, can we help Austin with
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> Chris:
>
> Oops.  I should have confirmed long ago. I am definitely coming.
>
> I changed my ticket ot "open jaw" to Columbus for the night of May 13. I
> have to get to Pittsburgh by noon Saturday. Anyone driving that early? If
> not, I'll have to fly. That might cost $200. Can you help with that? Any
> other suggestions?
>
> I arrive on UA 578 at 3:20 pm. Will someone meet me, or should I take a cab
> somewhere?
>
> The talk: We discussed using my basic talk on extending our vision about
> designing for HCI.  However, I also have the talk on the Pliant work
> (really breaking out of the computing box), and a recent keynote I gave on
> Doug Engelbart's work and why we still have a long way to go. Any
> preference?
>
> Austin
>
>
> o=======================================o
> | Austin Henderson
> | Rivendel Consulting
> | P.O. Box 334
> | 8115 La Honda Rd. (for courier services)
> | La Honda, CA 94020
> | U.S.A.
> | tel: +1-650-747-9201
> | fax: +1-650-747-0467
> | e-mail: henderson@rivcons.com
> | web: www.rivcons.com
> o=======================================o
>
>
>
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I did.  Sorry.  I haven't settled my travel plans yet.  It looks like there
will be a short
trip around 7/1, and then a longer trip around 7/15.  But the 7/15 trip
hasn't settled yet.

It sounds, tho, like 7/15 is better for you?

			Mark


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Seems that Mark will be here in July.

What do you think?

Gary

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> I did.  Sorry.  I haven't settled my travel plans yet.  It looks like there
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> How many people did you count for the Austin Henderson talk?
> I need the stat for the chapter annual report.  I heard it
> filled the room.

I counted 42 for Austin's talk (roughly). Jane you had abetter vantage
point...did you get a count?

The people requesting information on CHI at that meeting
included:

E.J. Shaffer      edward_shaffer@mail.amsinc.com
G.J. Myatt        gmyatt@columbus_molecular.com
W. Johnson        wjohnson@columbus_molecular.com
Susan Miller      smiller@columbus.rr.com
Matt Howard       matt_howard@fitch.com
Dave Pecora       dpecora@alum.mit.edu
Otto Juelich      otto@acm.org
Daniel Kidwell    daniel@design-central.com
David Tinapple    tinapple@osc.edu

What are we doing with these names? Do we have
a welcome letter or something like that?

Thanks,

Chris


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Hi Anna,

We would be very interested. Please keep us posted. I'll
post the announcement to our general distribution list when
we get them. Thanks!

Chris
Chris Rockwell
BuckCHI Chair

Anna Noakes wrote:

> Dear Chris Rockwell, I am the publicity person for MOCHI, the southeastern
> Michigan and northern Ohio SIGCHI. We would like to invite your members to
> join us for a special visit and presentation by Don Norman on Wednesday,
> November 10th (7:00-9:00pm). If you think any of your members would be
> interested in making the trip to Ann Arbor, please let me know and I'll
> forward you the details as they become available. Thanks, -- A.
>
> Anna Noakes________________________________________________________
> Publicity Chair, MOCHI (Southern Michigan and Northern Ohio SIGCHI)
> School of Information, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109
> email: anoakes@umich.edu | phone: 734.669.0885 | fax: 734.764.2475

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Hey Jane and Gary,

I am going to be out of the country for the next
two weeks so I will not be there for the Oct. 12
BuckCHI talk. Jane, can you host the meeting for me
(introductions and stuff)? Jason should not need any help.
I gave him your number and email just in case there are
any problems.

I'll put an announcement out today. Gary, can you repost
it the week and day before the meeting?

Is this ok with you both? Unfortunately I won't have any
access to email where I'm headed so I'll be a bit out of
reach. I'll check voice mail probably every few days as
I can. Thanks alot.

Chris


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Hi Nagarajan,

The image file got corrupted somehow.

Please send it again but to the address below:

	rccart@mail.norwood-promotional.com

In the subject, please include:
	Purchase Order #9940940

ASAP, of course

Gary

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These may be of some relevance. Very intro, a bit engineering-ish, and a
little geared to the bottom line (i.e. $$).

See attached. (If you're using MS mail, it might be hard to find the
attachment. I use netscape mail. Use netscape if you can to extract the attachment.)

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Thanks Patrick!

If we had a membership chair, they would probably send a welcome note to
the non members about BuckCHI, showing the BuckCHI URL and perhaps
some key pages on the site (e.g., membership), and info about the next
meeting (when they become available).

Can someone on the EC take this on?  I'm sure Chris would appreciate it.

Gary

> Name           Company        E-Mail                         Member
>
> Patrick Hogan       AMS            Patrick_Hogan@amsinc.com       Yes
>
> Tina Cui            AMS            Tina_Cui@amsinc.com            No
>
> Kazumi Harada       OSU/ISE        kazumi@slrs.keio.ac.jp              Yes
>
> Mike Mangino        CompuServe           Not provided                  No
>
> Erika Orrick        GRN            orrick@acm.org                 Yes
>
> Kyle Smith          GRN            ksmith@surfree.com             No
>
> Colin T. William         Student/Emory U           cwill10@emory.edu
>      Yes
>
> Balu Ramachandrgn   ManTech        balu.ram@mantech.com                Yes
>
> Jane Henderson      CompuServe           JaneHenderson@cs.com
> Yes
>
> Pretham Kolari      OSU            kolari.1@osu.edu                    No
>
> Shea Tillman        OSU            tillman.19@osu.edu             No
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> Amy Spencer         OSU            aspencer@gn.net                No
>
> Sophia Baidya       CBSI           sbaidya@cbsi.com               Yes
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> Pete Gordon         AEP            pjgordon@aep.com               No
>
> Shirley Tobias      Self           sbtobias@aol.com               Yes
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> Joel Baskin         Sgmix                joebas@sgmix.com              No
>
> Eric Davis          Resource Marketing   edavis@resource.com
> No
>
> Douglas Burdick          Resource Marketing   dburdick@resource.com
>      No
>
> Gary Perlman        OCLC           perlman@oclc.org               Yes
>
>
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Hi Patrick,

I think this a great idea. If you can, see
if they will go a little more advanced than the
general UE concepts. Most of our audience
knows that kind of stuff. Are they using any
interesting techniques they can share? Or
maybe an interesting application experience?

When will they be here in Columbus? Let's
get them on the calendar for Nov. 9 or
Dec. 14 our standard meeting dates if that
fits their schedule. Otherwise, we will work
around them.

Let me know. We'll need a short abstract, bio
and contact information for our announcement.

Thanks for helping me with the program.

Chris

Patrick_Hogan@AMSINC.COM wrote:
>
> I may have a lead for speakers for a Nov or December meeting.  The
> presenters are part of the AMS Usability Engineering Lab, based in Fairfax.
> They are interested in presenting, what do you think of Teri's idea (see
> below)?
>
> Please let me know ASAP so I can get back to them.
>
> Thanks
>
> Patrick
>
> Teri O'Connell   10/25/99 04:23 PM
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>
> To:   Patrick Hogan/AMS/AMSINC@AMSINC
> cc:   Eugene Tiller/AMS/AMSINC@AMSINC, Kate Walser/AMS/AMSINC@AMSINC,
>       Jennifer Clister/AMS/AMSINC@AMSINC
> Subject:  Re: BuckCHI Technical Meeting  (Document link not converted)
>
> Patrick,
> Apologies for the delay in responding.  We've been buried in project work
> and I haven't been too good about looking at email.
>
> We'd be delighted to participate.  At one of our lab meetings we discussed
> the possibility of me doing a short intro on what usability engineering is
> and then having Eugene, Kate and Jenny each do a section on one of their
> particular areas of expertise. The goal of the comoposite would be to
> define UE and then zoom in on a few of its more important aspects. Do you
> think that would work?
>
> Are you going to be teleconferencing in to the Usability SIG at AMSCAT SIG
> day this Friday? Jenny has organized an interesting program on VR.
>
> Looking forward to hearing from you.
> Teri
>
> (Embedded image moved to file: pic10664.pcx)
> Patrick Hogan
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> 10/15/99 11:05 AM
>
> To:   Teri O'Connell/AMS/AMSINC@AMSINC
> cc:
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> Subject:  BuckCHI Technical Meeting
>
> Teri,
>
> My ACM CHI Special Interest Group (BuckCHI) is looking for guest speakers
> for our Nov and Dec meetings.  I'm now the Secretary for the chapter.
> Would you be interested in having someone from your group present or do you
> have any suggestions for speakers?  We typically hold our meetings on the
> second Tuesday of each month.  Attendance at these meetings runs from 15 -
> 30 people.
>
> Patrick
> ---------------------- Forwarded by Patrick Hogan/AMS/AMSINC on 10/15/99
> 10:46 AM ---------------------------
>
> Chris Rockwell <chrisr@R-R-RESEARCH.COM> on 10/15/99 10:40:52 AM
>
> Please respond to Chris Rockwell <chrisr@R-R-RESEARCH.COM>
>
> To:   BUCKCHI-OFFICERS@ACM.ORG
> cc:    (bcc: Patrick Hogan/AMS/AMSINC)
> Subject:  Next committee meeting?
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I hope the meeting went well last week. It looks
> like we had a modest turnout.
>
> I'd like to have another committee meeting at 12:00
> Wed. Oct. 27 at SIAM on Bethel. Can everyone
> attend? Please let me know if you can't, otherwise
> I'll see you there!
>
> Thanks Jane for running the meeting last week. Thanks
> too Gary for agreeing to sub for me at the ACM
> meeting next week (I'll be Germany). Travel for
> work is killing me right now!
>
> Also, I need ideas for Nov and Dec speakers? Does
> anyone have ideas. Should we skip the Nov meeting
> and encourage people to go North for Don Norman's talk?
> I think it's the same week as our regularly scheduled
> meeting.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Chris
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Below is a message from Teri, our potential Nov. speaker.  There is a
caveat to her presentation.  Apparently, she thought that she could present
via a video or teleconference.  Do we have the capability to arrange for
such a meeting in our typical meeting places and would our hosts be willing
to provide us with such support?  I would not want to impose on them and
risk the good will that they already show us.  What do you think?

 I might be able to arrange something from my work location.  We have a
conference room that can comfortably fit approximately 20 people.  It is in
the Leveque tower, in downtown Columbus.  If, as a group, we are still
interested in Teri's presentation I can look into setting something up
here.  The only issue here would be parking.   I know that we can do a
teleconference without a hitch.  The video is questionable.

I apologize for the mix up.

Pat

Teri O'Connell   10/26/99 06:48 PM
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Patrick,
Somehow, I was going under the impression that we could videoconference or
teleconference.  I REALLY wish we could travel out there to do it, but we
can't.  I hope that we can still do it by videoconference. I apologize for
the misunderstanding, but hope that we'll still be able to participate.
It's not as personal, which is something that we are really concerned about
as the human proponents of HCI, but it really can work.  What do you think?
Teri

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Hey Gary,

I haven't found a Program Chair so it looks like
it's me. I need some topics. What do you think?
How is your presentation coming for that other
local CHI group? Want to get double duty out of
it?

Here are some other potential topics:
  1. Mobile interfaces or voice recognition based
     menu systems for phone interfaces.
  2. The holiday rush - how did net consumers fare?
     (covering in part the new online shopping experience
     report by Creative Good)
  3. Finding meaning in customer data - latent semantec
     approach to modeling customer information.
  4. XML and next generation web interfaces
  5. Moving from the dirt-world to commerce on the web.
  6. Hot interaction topics on the web
  7. Web resources for HCI
  8. Leading edge interactive technologies for broadband
  9. Information appliances - internet everywhere
 10. Satellite radio system
 11. Interaction issues for B2B
 12. Surf the web from your cell phone - yeah right.
 13. Mobil interfaces
 14. Jump start your innovation process
 15. Usability principles refresher





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BuckCHI team,

I have finally  lined up program items for the next 6-7 months.
We'll go right through summer and into next year. Below is
the current schedule. I need _everyone_ to be _very_
procative about getting people to these meetings. I'll also need
someone to help get locations lined up. I'm hoping Jane can
help us at Compuserve. Other locations could include Retail
Planning Associates and/or Resource Marketing.

I would like to have a executive committee meeting March 21 at
11:30 - 1:00 at SIAM on Bethel. Please plan on attending.

Gary can you begin submitting updates to local sigchi updates
that Anderson has been putting together?

Wed. Mar 29
Don Streadney, Ohio Super Computing Lab
Don has won several prestigious awards for the desgn of virtual
environments. Don will discuss new virtual interactive technologies for
simulation and remote interaction. He has some incredible
virtual surgery environments with force feedback implements.
This meeting will occur at the OSC lab on OSU's West Campus

Tuesday, April 11
User Experience Research Methods Panel
Chris Rockwell (R&R), Liz Sanders (Sonic Rim),
Scott Zunic (GWSA) and ? (Resource Marketing or Fitch).
We'll discuss the different techniques being used to assess
and design for user experience for internet and other
applications. We'll have the prespective of research,
design, advertising and marketing firms.

Tuesday, May 9
Rob Rossi - Retail Planning Associates
Rob will discuss the latest technologies for interactive
design for the web including XML, Flash, style sheets,
etc. Focus on e-commerce.

Tuesday, June 13
Eric Davis, Resource Marketing
Starting a usability program at a e-commerce marketing firm.

Tuesday, July 11
Marty Vian, Neulogic
Marty will discuss modular techniques interactive web design
for rapid turnaround and maintainability. He will discuss what's
working and what's not.

Tuesday, Aug. 8
Bob Jump, Blue Cosmos Design
Challenges in interactive design for the web.

Tuesday, September 12
Alan Wier, Retail Planning Associates
Interaction design for instore kiosks using Trellis
framework.

Others...

Lorraine Normore - Contextual Design Project Learnings
Tom Bahari - unknown
Liz Sanders and Crew - Sonic Rim - ?

If you have ideas for speakers, I'd like to get them on the
schedule now so we don't have this problem again next
year. I think we should also schedule a workshop. Ideas
here?

I know we are into elections for next year. I'd like to propose
we put that off until we can get things rolling again. Unless you
want me out which would be understandable too.

Chris

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BuckCHI community,

BuckCHI is back! During our long hiatus we have
been planning meetings for the upcoming months.
We are glad to announce a great series of upcoming
speakers. See the schedule below. So mark your
calendars and watch for the detailed announcements
(later dates may change). Please come out and support
your HCI community and spread the word about BuckCHI.
Get your BuckCHI mug at the door!

Thanks,

Chris
Chris Rockwell
BuckCHI Chair
mailto:chrisr@r-r-research.com

http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/

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BUCKCHI MEETINGS 2000

Wednesday March 29, 2000 (7:00 pm)
Don Stredney, Senior Research Scientist
Ohio Super Computing Lab
Don has won several prestigious awards for desgn innovations
in virtual environments. Don will discuss new virtual interactive
technologies for simulation and remote interaction. He has some
incredible virtual surgery environments with force feedback
implements and 3D representations. This meeting will be held at the
OSC lab on OSU's West Campus. [Watch for full announcement next week!]

Tuesday, April 11, 2000
User Experience Research Methods Panel
Chris Rockwell (R&R), Liz Sanders (Sonic Rim), Scott Zunic (GWSA)
and others TBA. We'll discuss the different techniques being used
to research, assess and design for user experience for the internet
and other applications. We'll have the perspective of research,
design, advertising and marketing disciplines.

Tuesday, May 9, 2000
Rob Rossi - Senior Web Technologist
Retail Planning Associates
Rob will discuss the latest technologies for interactive
design for the web including XML, Flash, style sheets, etc.
and the possibilities for interactive desgin. Focus on
e-commerce.

Tuesday, June 13, 2000
Resource Marketing Design Panel
The team at Resource Marketing will talk about their
multi-disciplinary, customer-centered approach to world-class
web design. We'll hear about their unique methods from
members of usability, visual design, technogist and
information architecture groups. Learn the key to their
explosive growth.

Tuesday, July 11, 2000
Marty Vian, Creative Director
Neulogic, Inc.
Marty and his team will discuss their techniques of modular
interactive component web design for rapid turnaround and
maintainability.

TBD
Alan Wier, VP Application Design, New Media
Retail Planning Associates
Interaction design for in-store kiosks using RPA's
Trellis interactive framework. Alan will also discuss
challenges for the future of click and mortar ecommerce.

TBD
Lorraine Normore, Researcher
OCLC Online Computer Library Center
Lorraine will share her process learnings on a recent
Contextual Design project at OCLC and the implications
for their interactive product design.

TBD
Bob Jump, Blue Cosmos Design
Challenges in future interactive design for the web.

We are also trying to recruit Dr. Edward Tufte from Yale
to speak with us on visual display of information
when he is Columbus in the Spring. Stay tuned!

And others!

If you have comments, ideas for BuckCHI speakers or events or
if you would like to participate in BuckCHI as a speaker
or member of the executive commitee, please contact
Chris Rockwell at mailto:chrisr@r-r-research.com,
(614) 486-7517 x2.

Please visit BuckCHI on the web at
http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/





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                            BUCKCHI
              Central Ohio's Special Interest Group
                  on Human Computer Interaction

                  *** Special Guest Speaker ***
                    Wednesday, March 29, 2000

Title
       Interactive Simulation Technologies: Implications
       for Education, Training and Industry
Speaker
       Don Stredney
       Senior Research Scientist, Interface Lab Director
       OSC Super Computer Center
Date
       Wednesday March 29, 2000 (7:00-8:30pm)
Site
       Ohio Super Computer Center (OSC)
       1224 Kinnear Road, Columbus, OH 43212
       (614)292-9248 [directions below]
Abstract
       Don will provide an overview of the use of simulation
       technologies for complex interactive environments with
       demonstrations of current applications and hands on
       demonstrations in the Interface Lab at OSC.
Biography
       Don Stredney is Senior Research Scientist for Biomedical
       Applications and Director of the Interface Lab at OSC
       (Ohio Supercomputer Center). In addition, Don is a member
       of the Experimental Therapeutics Program at the
       Comprehensive Cancer Center and an Associate Member of
       the Head and Neck Oncology Program at the Arthur G. James
       Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute in Columbus,
       Ohio.

       Don's research involves the exploration of high performance
       computing and the application of advanced interface
       technology for the development of more intuitive methods
       for interaction with large and complex multimodal data sets.
       His research interests lie in theories of representation,
       specifically the representation and interaction with
       synthesized biomedical phenomena for clinical and
       biomedical research and education. Don is co-recipient of
       the Smithsonian Institute/Computerworld 1996 Information
       Technology Leadership Award sponsored by Cray Research Inc.
       for the design and implementation of a computer simulation
       environment for training residents in the delivery of
       regional anesthesia techniques.
Email
       mailto:don@osc.edu
URL
       http://www.osc.edu/Biomed/
       http://www.osc.edu/Biomed/people.html
Directions
       Take 315 south to Olentangy River Rd./Kinnear exit
       (Lennox). Turn right onto Kinnear. Take Kinnear past
       Kenny Rd to OSC - 1224 Kinnear on right behind Greybar
       Electric. Follow signs for the BuckCHI Meeting.
Admission Policy:
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       otherwise specified, free of charge.
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Hi again,

Here are the upcoming program items (rough schedule).

February 13 - Gary Klein, Ph.D from Klein & Assoc. on Decision Centered
Design

March 13 - Dave Woods, Ph.D from OSU on User-centered Process Design

April 10 - Susan Roth, Ph.D. from OSU on Interactive Design of Next
Generation Voting Systems

Any program suggestions? I'd like to do a workshop maybe in the spring.

Chris


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Hi Erin,

This is a good opportunity. I'll check with Gary Perlman at OCLC and see
what his interest is. Russ would certainly have some great perspective here
as well. If you wish, I am also available to share my learnings as a senior
usability engineer at Hewlett Packard within their Northern Colorado quality
organization and now at Lextant working with large clients such as Qwest,
Compaq, HP and StorageTek. Eric Shuch, one of our senior user experience
strategists may be in Columbus that week as well. Eric was head of the
usability group at Microsoft heading up their MSN offering before joining
us.

I'll let you know what I hear from Gary. Let me know if Eric or I would fit
the bill. Hope you are well. Best regards,

Chris


Chris Rockwell
President and CEO
Lextant Corporation - exceptional insight
614.332.1754.mobile
mailto:chrisr@lextant.com

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> Chris - my company (Nationwide) is a corporate member of the Central
> Ohio Quality Assurance Association. The March meeting is going to be a
> panel discussion on "issues facing the software quality industry". There
> was a request from a member that Usability Engineering be one of the
> topics of discussion. The vice-chair asked me to be a panelist, but I
> plan to be on vacation on March 20th, which is when the meeting will
> take place.
>
> I thought perhaps someone from BuckCHI might like to participate. I am
> going to ask some other folks from within Nationwide, but it would be
> great to have more than one perspective! I'm thinking that someone from
> OCLC might be a good fit because they have a permanent program, and I
> believe the Usability lab falls under the QA department there. I think
> we need someone who has experience doing usability in a large
> organization (even if it's within just one department), because so many
> of the COQAA members are from big companies.  We need someone who can
> give specific examples of usability engineering's role in software QA,
> and someone who can talk about the future of usability engineering
> (those could probabably be different people if necessary).
>
> I've copied Russ Branaghan because my boss hired him to teach a class on
> Designing Usable Interfaces to a QA group I was part of several years
> ago. Russ - I know you are very busy with UPA and such, but let me know
> if you have any ideas as well.
>
> Please copy Doug Lemaster (lemastd1@nationwide.com) on your reply. He is
> the vice-chair of COQAA, which is equivalent to our Program Chair.
>
> Erin Faulkner
> Nationwide Financial
> (614)-249-7796
>
>
>

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Hi everyone,

I'm trying to line the following speakers up for the next few months.

Susan Roth - OSU ID - design of voting systems
Buzz Reed - Klein and Assoc. - decision centered design
Dave Woods - OSU ISE - customer centered processes
Marty Vian - Neulogic - content management and code resue for UCD

I'd also like to investigate a summer Saturday workshop. Maybe Gary  can
give a recap of the CHI conference as well. During this time as well, we'll
need to recruit heavily for new officers. I have someone who is willing to
co-chair but that's it so far.

Can we get a committe lunch meeting together? How does the Apr. 17 / 18 work
for everyone. I really need everyone to attend.

Chris

Chris Rockwell
President and CEO
Lextant Corporation - exceptional insight
614.332.1754.mobile
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I am almost done converting my Practical Usability Evaluation
tutorial to PowerPoint, and I am creating new Web-based
examples and exercises.  I should be done with the update
by mid-September (allowing for vacation time and such).

I submitted a proposal to CHI 2002 to present the tutorial,
which has been on hiatus for five years while my kids grew.
I'll hear about acceptance/rejection by October 15.

I plan to give the tutorial around that time at OCLC
and like the previous time, I'd like to offer it through
BuckCHI like in 1998:
        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/workshop.html
Some conditions:
 * I would not take any fee.
 * OCLC staff would not get charged,
   and OCLC would provide facilities
 * BuckCHI would pay for two breaks.
 * Continuing education credit would NOT be available.
This would be subject to approval by OCLC,
but I think they would agree to it again.
We could go offsite (Lextant) and charge OCLC staff,
but I would argue against it at OCLC.

The first workshop worked out like this:
        16 people attended
         4 outside OCLC paying $150 each (once for credit)
So with about $70 for the two breaks, we netted $530.
I would have hoped for a full room of about 30,
but it still worked out well for me, OCLC, and BuckCHI.
My previous two offerings at CHI had over 100 people,
and they paid $500-$1000 for the tutorial.
I also gave it at HFES, where they charged just $150,
and I had 15-20 people.  Charge more, get more?
www.humanfactors.com charges $400-$500 per day
for similar material at their public workshops.
Their on-site seminars charge similar amounts,
but with a 12 student minimum:
        http://www.humanfactors.com/training/onsite.asp

I'm thinking of a September or October time frame.

Should WE do this?  Is there a WE out there?

Another approach: SIGCHI Tutorials 2 Go:
        http://sigchi.org/education/tutorials2go.html

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From: "Emily Patterson" <patterson.150@osu.edu>
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Gary,

I think your tutorial looks great - valuable, pragmatic, includes examples.
I think for the price you have that people should be willing to do it -- I
recommend that you might want to say something like "discount rate (full
price is $1000 for a full-day session)" to get across the going rates.

Good luck on the CHI tutorial.  I thought that the CHI conference was filled
with people who want exactly this kind of thing -- they want to be known as
usability engineers quickly with little training and are using the
conference to fill in gaps.

I'd be happy to be a WE - maybe a guest speaker? (ethnographic observations
to inform design or specifically on the topic of data overload?).
Particularly if my part was a short thing (30 mins to 1 hour) where I
wouldn't have to give Powerpoint slides in advance.

Thanks for sharing your slides - I am trying to explain to health care
people what usability testing is and it's the right level for me to "steal"
from to convey why it's important to do and what it is (they keep asking
what factors are varied, what controls are, how they randomize subjects, and
what metrics for ANOVAs will be).

-Emily

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Subject: BuckCHI Workshop on Usability Evaluation?


I am almost done converting my Practical Usability Evaluation
tutorial to PowerPoint, and I am creating new Web-based
examples and exercises.  I should be done with the update
by mid-September (allowing for vacation time and such).

I submitted a proposal to CHI 2002 to present the tutorial,
which has been on hiatus for five years while my kids grew.
I'll hear about acceptance/rejection by October 15.

I plan to give the tutorial around that time at OCLC
and like the previous time, I'd like to offer it through
BuckCHI like in 1998:
        http://www.acm.org/chapters/buckchi/workshop.html
Some conditions:
 * I would not take any fee.
 * OCLC staff would not get charged,
   and OCLC would provide facilities
 * BuckCHI would pay for two breaks.
 * Continuing education credit would NOT be available.
This would be subject to approval by OCLC,
but I think they would agree to it again.
We could go offsite (Lextant) and charge OCLC staff,
but I would argue against it at OCLC.

The first workshop worked out like this:
        16 people attended
         4 outside OCLC paying $150 each (once for credit)
So with about $70 for the two breaks, we netted $530.
I would have hoped for a full room of about 30,
but it still worked out well for me, OCLC, and BuckCHI.
My previous two offerings at CHI had over 100 people,
and they paid $500-$1000 for the tutorial.
I also gave it at HFES, where they charged just $150,
and I had 15-20 people.  Charge more, get more?
www.humanfactors.com charges $400-$500 per day
for similar material at their public workshops.
Their on-site seminars charge similar amounts,
but with a 12 student minimum:
        http://www.humanfactors.com/training/onsite.asp

I'm thinking of a September or October time frame.

Should WE do this?  Is there a WE out there?

Another approach: SIGCHI Tutorials 2 Go:
        http://sigchi.org/education/tutorials2go.html

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Keith,  

I'm looking forward to the discussion next Tuesday.  In case you've not been
overwhelmed suggested topics and sites, I'm sending along some of my own.

=======================================

FORM TO SUBMIT navigation for discussion at BuckCHI:

   1.  Describe  (in  a  few sentences) what you are interested in
  discussing.

*Location of navigation (Left panel vs. top vs. the theoretical right side
that some say is more convenient)
*Persistence of navigation (frames vs. navigation that scrolls off screen)
(How similar/different can pages within a site be and still be usable?)
*"Where's the link?"  Discuss issues of no longer underlining hyperlinks.
How does underlining or not underlining affect usability?
*"Where am I" - visual cues (including breadcrumbs) to where you are in a
site, especially the problem with complex, database driven sites with
dynamic content.
*Differences in designing for novice and advanced users (either experts of
web use or experts of content use)
*Popup windows?  When are they good, when are they bad?
*Flash?  Useful?  Necessary?  Eye candy?


  2. URL(s) as examples.

I would suggest the Worthington Library page
(http://www.worthingtonlibraries.org), which uses Flash for navigation, has
navigation on the left, top, and right, and sometimes underlines links and
sometimes doesn't.  The home page requires Flash (not optional at the
moment), and subpages have the various "features" I suggested above that we
talk about
(http://www.worthingtonlibraries.org/vrr/index.cfm?fid=2CFID=43996&CFTOKEN=2
293436).  Disclaimer:  I work at the library as a reference librarian but
had virtually nothing to do with the design of the site.

__________________________________________________________

Steve Herminghausen
Reference Librarian
Northwest Library
2280 Hard Rd.
Columbus, OH 43235
614-645-2656
sherming@worthingtonlibraries.org
http://www.worthingtonlibraries.org

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Looks great, thanks. Good run through at the IA meeting last night, 
have some more improvements.

The stuff is at http://usabilitytherapy.com/navigation/ if you want 
to check it out.

"usability therapy" is where I am starting to migrate my professional 
stuff. Probably won't have it ready in 2 weeks tho.


Keith



-- 
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Chris & Gary,

I was wondering if the two of you had any thoughts about organizing a sort 
of "social event" on a regular basis for member of the CHI/Usability 
community in the Columbus area. I see a lot of other regional get-togethers 
and I also have attended a number of networking-type Happy areas in this 
area (e.g., Digital Cocktail, Big Fish Networking, TeleCoffee, etc.). 
Personally, I would love an opportunity to interact with people in a less 
directive environment. It could also be a way to promote BuckCHI membership 
to new people who might be more reluctant to attend a presentation as their 
first experience with the organization.

I would be happy to do some research on this idea if the two of you feel it 
is worthwhile. Perhaps a brief e-mail could be sent to BuckCHI members to 
see what the level of interest might be from the core membership. Beyond 
that, I could begin to investigate strategies for attracting new people, 
locating venues, researching sponsorship, etc.

Just a thought I had as I prepare to attend one of these events this 
evening. I'd love to hear your feedback and suggestions. Thanks for 
listening. :)


Eric G. Myers
egm@worldnet.att.net
614-273-0042
http://www.egmstrategy.com

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Hi guys,

I wanted to run this past you for comments and suggestions. Any help or 
insight you can provide would be greatly appreciated.


Subject: BuckCHI Social Event Feedback Wanted

Hello,

I am interested in organizing a Happy Hour for professionals working in the 
Usability/User Experience field in the Columbus area. I have seen 
announcements for social events such as this in other geographic regions 
and it seems to me that there are enough people in this area to make this 
type of event a success.

Currently, most of us only get to interact with other professionals at 
BuckCHI meetings where there is a speaker or other type of presentation. A 
social gathering would allow us to interact in a less directive setting and 
get to know each other better in ways not possible while attending a 
focused event. I think this would be an excellent complement to the regular 
BuckCHI meetings and might even help us to attract new participation from 
people in this area who either do not know about BuckCHI or may be hesitant 
to attend a regular meeting as their first experience with the group.

My concept would be to hold this event monthly on a weekday evening, 
probably between 5:30-8:00pm  at a local nightclub, bar or other 
establishment. The location can be changed each month for variety as well. 
I have been in contact with Destinations By Design, a local company that 
helps to manage the Digital Cocktail happy hour and they seem confident 
that they could be helpful to our group as well.

All that being said, I'd like to gather some feedback from you regarding 
this idea. Please send you responses directly to me at egm@worldnet.att.net 
and I will summarize the results.

1) Would you be interested in attending a regular (monthly) social event 
for Usability professionals?

2) Would you be interested in volunteering to help organize such an event?

3) Do you know of any local companies that would be interested in 
sponsoring such an event (to defray costs of event location and catering)?

4) Do you have a preference for the day of the week to hold these events 
(weekdays only)?

5) Do you have a preference for area of town to hold these events 
(downtown, northwest, vary the location monthly, etc.)?

6) Any other suggestions?

That's it. Let me know what you think. Thanks so much for your time and help.

Eric G. Myers
egm@worldnet.att.net
614-273-0042




Well? Any suggestions on the text and presentation? Let me know.

Thanks.

Eric

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Gary or Chris,

Can you print and make photocopies of handouts for me? Just 5 pages 
for each person expected to attend. (How many do we expect??)

The Word doc is at http://usabilitytherapy.com/navigation/BuckCHI-print.doc
(And my final power point will be in the same directory.)

Normal black & white laser quality is best. No color printer. My HP 
laser jet printer won't be good enough, and I do not have time to go 
to Kinkos before we leave on a mini-vacation Monday at lunch time.

If you can't I'll do it Tuesday in Columbus.

We are leaving on Monday for my in-laws (tel. 740-385-7161) in 
southern Ohio but I'll be at CompuServe Tuesday evening.

Keith


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At 8:57 AM -0400 8/13/01, Gary PERLMAN wrote:
>I can make handouts.  I'll make 30-40.

Thanks! We are about to head south to Columbus and beyond.

I finished the presentation and it is at

http://usabilitytherapy.com/navigation/ file BuckCHI.ppt Almost 4 megs.

I can download it from here when I get to CompuServe. Or I can hookup 
my Dell laptop to a projector.

See you Tuesday evening. I'll be early (6:30 ish).

Keith

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Hey Eric. This is a great idea. Maybe we could send out a general
questionnaire and include the social event questions as part of it. We could
also include queries for program ideas, interest in workshops, etc.

BTW: are you still interested in being an officer for BuckCHI. You mentioned
interest in Chairing or Co-chairing.  I think you'd be great at it.

Chris

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> Chris & Gary,
>
> I was wondering if the two of you had any thoughts about organizing a sort
> of "social event" on a regular basis for member of the CHI/Usability
> community in the Columbus area. I see a lot of other regional
get-togethers
> and I also have attended a number of networking-type Happy areas in this
> area (e.g., Digital Cocktail, Big Fish Networking, TeleCoffee, etc.).
> Personally, I would love an opportunity to interact with people in a less
> directive environment. It could also be a way to promote BuckCHI
membership
> to new people who might be more reluctant to attend a presentation as
their
> first experience with the organization.
>
> I would be happy to do some research on this idea if the two of you feel
it
> is worthwhile. Perhaps a brief e-mail could be sent to BuckCHI members to
> see what the level of interest might be from the core membership. Beyond
> that, I could begin to investigate strategies for attracting new people,
> locating venues, researching sponsorship, etc.
>
> Just a thought I had as I prepare to attend one of these events this
> evening. I'd love to hear your feedback and suggestions. Thanks for
> listening. :)
>
>
> Eric G. Myers
> egm@worldnet.att.net
> 614-273-0042
> http://www.egmstrategy.com
>
>

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I finally added some notes to my BuckCHI presentation and put it for 
download from <http://keith.instone.org/presentations/>

You are welcome to link to it or copy the PPT, I do not care which, 
for the BuckCHI site.

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