Year	Title	First author	Affiliation	Number of pageses	Citings
2006	OrthoZoom scroller	Caroline Appert	Université Paris-Sud	10	5
	Why phishing works	Rachna Dhamija	Harvard University	10	5
	Trackball text entry for people with motor impairments	Jacob Wobbrock	Carnegie Mellon University	10	4
	Do security toolbars actually prevent phishing attacks?	Min Wu	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	10	4
	ButterflyNet	Ron Yeh	Stanford University	10	4
	Improving accessibility of the web with a computer game	Luis von Ahn	Carnegie Mellon University	4	3
	Wizard of Oz for participatory design	David Akers	Stanford University	6	2
	Integrating isometric joysticks into mobile phones for text entry	Duen Horng Chau	Carnegie Mellon University	6	2
	<i>iSymphony</i>	Eric Lee	RWTH Aachen University	4	2
	Feeling what you hear	Steven Wall	University of Glasgow	10	2
2005	The bubble cursor	Tovi Grossman	University of Toronto	10	14
	Interaction in 4-second bursts	Antti Oulasvirta	Helsinki Institute for Information Technology	10	12
	prefuse	Jeffrey Heer	University of California	10	12
	Design and analysis of delimiters for selection-action pen gesture phrases in scriboli	Ken Hinckley	Microsoft Research	10	12
	Experimental analysis of mode switching techniques in pen-based user interfaces	Yang Li	University of California	10	11
	Livenotes	Matthew Kam	University of California at Berke ley	10	10
	Life on the edge	Steve Benford	University of Nottingham	10	10
	Designing the spectator experience	Stuart Reeves	The University of Nottingham	10	9
	Summary thumbnails	Heidi Lam	University of British Columbia	10	8
	The uses of personal networked digital imaging	Nancy Van House	University of California at Berkeley	4	8
	Sweep and point and shoot	Rafael Ballagas	RWTH Aachen University	4	8
	Mixed interaction space	Thomas Riisgaard Hansen	University of Aarhus	4	8
	Don't take my folders away!	William Jones	University of Washington	4	8
2004	DiamondSpin	Chia Shen	Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs	8	26
	Labeling images with a computer game	Luis von Ahn	Carnegie Mellon University	8	22
	WinCuts	Desney S. Tan	Microsoft Research	4	21
	Semantic pointing	Renaud Blanch	Universit&#233; Paris-Sud	8	20
	The perfect search engine is not enough	Jaime Teevan	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	8	18
	Stuff goes into the computer and doesn't come out	Richard Boardman	Imperial College London	8	17
	Designing the whyline	Andrew J. Ko	Carnegie Mellon University	8	16
	A diary study of task switching and interruptions	Mary Czerwinski	Microsoft Research	8	14
	Constant, constant, multi-tasking craziness	Victor M. Gonz&#225;lez	University of California	8	14
	Orchestrating a mixed reality game 'on the ground'	Andy Crabtree	University of Nottingham	8	12
	Studying cooperation and conflict between authors with <i>history flow</i> visualizations	Fernanda B. Vi&#233;gas	MIT Media Lab	8	12
	Examining the robustness of sensor-based statistical models of human interruptibility	James Fogarty	Carnegie Mellon University	8	12
	Social and temporal structures in everyday collaboration	Danyel Fisher	University of California	8	11
	Privacy policies as decision-making tools	Carlos Jensen	The Georgia Institute of Technology	8	10
	Friendster and publicly articulated social networking	danah michele boyd	University of California	4	10
	Pressure widgets	Gonzalo Ramos	University of Toronto	8	10
	Topobo	Hayes Solos Raffle	MIT Media Lab	8	10
	Twiddler typing	Kent Lyons	Georgia Institute of Technology	8	10
	A comparison of static, adaptive, and adaptable menus	Leah Findlater	University of British Columbia	8	10
	Release, relocate, reorient, resize	Meredith Ringel	Stanford University	4	10
	Photo annotation on a camera phone	Anita Wilhelm	University of California Berkele y	4	9
	Predictive human performance modeling made easy	Bonnie E. John	Carnegie Mellon Univ.	8	9
	The familiar stranger	Eric Paulos	Intel Research	8	9
	I/O brush	Kimiko Ryokai	MIT Media Laboratory	8	9
	One-hundred days in an activity-centric collaboration environment based on shared objects	Michael J. Muller	IBM Research	8	9
	A study of digital ink in lecture presentation	Richard J. Anderson	University of Washington	8	9
	Supporting social presence through lightweight photo sharing on and off the desktop	Scott Counts	Microsoft Research	8	9
	Papier-Mache	Scott R. Klemmer	University of California	8	9
	The participatory design of a sound and image enhanced daily planner for people with aphasia	Karyn Moffatt	University of British Columbia	8	8
	Mouse ether	Patrick Baudisch	Microsoft Research	4	8
	Manipulating music	Timothy Beamish	University of British Columbia	8	8
	The drift table	William W. Gaver	Royal College of Art	16	8
	Finding meaningful uses for context-aware technologies	Antti Oulasvirta	Helsinki Institute for Informatio n Technology	8	7
	A comparison of consecutive and concurrent input text entry techniques for mobile phones	Daniel Wigdor	University of Toronto	8	7
	Wideband displays	Jock D. Mackinlay	Palo Alto Research Center	4	7
	<i>Caretta</i>	Masanori Sugimoto	University of Tokyo	8	7
	If not now, when?	Piotr D. Adamczyk	University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign	8	7
	Impact of interruption style on end-user debugging	T. J. Robertson	Oregon State University	8	7
	What a to-do	Victoria Bellotti	Palo Alto Research Center	8	7
2003	Unpacking "privacy" for a networked world	Leysia Palen	University of Colorado	8	36
	Taking email to task	Victoria Bellotti	Palo Alto Research Center	8	36
	Faceted metadata for image search and browsing	Ka-Ping Yee	University of California	8	35
	How do people manage their digital photographs?	Kerry Rodden	University of Cambridge	8	34
	Ambiguity as a resource for design	William W. Gaver	The Royal College of Art	8	34
	Where on-line meets on the streets	Martin Flintham	University of Nottingham	8	32
	Phrase sets for evaluating text entry techniques	I. Scott MacKenzie	York University	2	27
	Heuristic evaluation of ambient displays	Jennifer Mankoff	UC	8	27
	Predicting human interruptibility with sensors	Scott Hudson	Carnegie Mellon University	8	27
	Peephole displays	Ka-Ping Yee	University of California	8	21
	Metrics for text entry research	R. William Soukoreff	York University	8	18
	Fisheyes are good for large steering tasks	Carl Gutwin	University of Saskatchewan	8	16
	With similar visual angles, larger displays improve spatial performance	Desney S. Tan	Carnegie Mellon University	8	15
	Halo	Patrick Baudisch	Microsoft Research	8	15
	Lessons from the lighthouse	Barry Brown	University of Glasgow	8	14
	UMEA	Victor Kaptelinin	Ume&#229; University	8	14
	Who wants to know what when? privacy preference determinants in ubiquitous computing	Scott Lederer	University of California	2	12
	XWand	Andrew Wilson	Microsoft Research	8	11
	Usability and privacy	Nathaniel S. Good	University of California	8	11
	iStuff	Rafael Ballagas	Stanford University	8	11
	Design-oriented human-computer interaction	Daniel Fallman	Umea University	8	10
	Exertion interfaces	Florian Mueller	Media Lab Europe	8	10
	Understanding sequence and reply relationships within email conversations	Gina Danielle Venolia	Microsoft Research	8	10
	Books with voices	Scott R. Klemmer	University of California	8	10
	Shorthand writing on stylus keyboard	Shumin Zhai	IBM Research	8	10
	Information voyeurism	Desney S. Tan	Microsoft Research	2	9
	Mobile computing in the retail arena	Erica Newcomb	Georgia Institute of Technology	8	9
	Affective gaming	Jonathan Sykes	Glasgow Caledonain University	2	9
	GAZE-2	Roel Vertegaal	Queen's University	8	9
	Multimodal 'eyes-free' interaction techniques for wearable devices	Stephen Brewster	University of Glasgow	8	9
	Effects of head-mounted and scene-oriented video systems on remote collaboration on physical tasks	Susan R. Fussell	Carnegie Mellon University	8	9
	Are informal tools better?	Brian P. Bailey	University of Illinois	8	8
	Is seeing believing?	Dan Cosley	University of Minnesota	8	8
	Recommending collaboration with social networks	David W. McDonald	University of Washington	8	8
	A design tool for camera-based interaction	Jerry Fails	Brighm Young University/BYU	8	8
	Women go with the (optical) flow	Desney S. Tan	Carnegie Mellon University	7	7
	The bloodhound project	Ed H. Chi	Palo Alto Research Center	8	7
	The role of context in question answering systems	Jimmy Lin	MIT AI Laboratory	2	7
	Sense and sensibility	Kristina H&#246;&#246;k	SICS/Swedish Insitute of Computer Science	8	7
	Designing visualizations of social activity	Thomas Erickson	IBM T. J. Watson Research Center	2	7
2002	SmartSkin	Jun Rekimoto	Sony Computer Science Laboratories	8	51
	More than dotting the i's --- foundations for crossing-based interfaces	Johnny Accot	IBM Almaden Research Center	8	34
	I'd be overwhelmed, but it's just one more thing to do	James M. Hudson	Georgia Institute of Technology	8	33
	Acquisition of expanding targets	Michael McGuffin	University of Toronto	8	27
	Keeping things in context	Patrick Baudisch	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	25
	Improving focus targeting in interactive fisheye views	Carl Gutwin	University of Saskatchewan	8	23
	Making sense of sensing systems	Victoria Bellotti	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	23
	Unremarkable computing	Peter Tolmie	Xerox Research Centre Europe	8	21
	Interacting at a distance	Brad A. Myers	Carnegie Mellon University	8	20
	Hubbub	Ellen Isaacs	AT&T Labs	8	20
	Introducing instant messaging and chat in the workplace	James D. Herbsleb	Bell Laboratories	8	18
	Women take a wider view	Mary Czerwinski	Microsoft Research	8	18
	How knowledge workers use the web	Abigail J. Sellen	Hewlett Packard Research Labs	8	17
	When conventions collide	Amy Voida	Georgia Tech	8	17
	Effects of four computer-mediated communications channels on trust development	Nathan Bos	University of Michigan	6	16
	Sotto voce	Paul M. Aoki	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	16
	Age-old practices in the 'new world'	Alex S. Taylor	University of Surrey	8	15
	Physical programming	Jaime Montemayor	University of Maryland	8	14
	An evaluation of a multiple interface design solution for bloated software	Joanna McGrenere	University of Toronto	7	14
	Gestural and audio metaphors as a means of control for mobile devices	Antti Pirhonen	University of Jyv&#228;skyl&#228;	8	13
	Where do web sites come from?	Scott R. Klemmer	University of California	8	13
	SCANMail	Steve Whittaker	AT&T Labs-Research	8	13
	A survey of user-centered design practice	Karel Vredenburg	IBM	8	12
	Observed behavior and perceived value of authors in usenet newsgroups	Andrew T. Fiore	Cornell University	8	11
	Evaluating the effectiveness of spatial memory in 2D and 3D physical and virtual environments	Andy Cockburn	University of Canterbury	8	11
	Illuminating clay	Ben Piper	MIT Media Laboratory	8	11
	Trust without touch	Jun Zheng	University of Michigan	6	11
	Creating principal 3D curves with digital tape drawing	Tovi Grossman	Alias/wavefront	8	11
	Quantitative analysis of scrolling techniques	Ken Hinckley	Microsoft Research	8	10
	Leveraging the asymmetric sensitivity of eye contact for videoconference	Milton Chen	Stanford University	8	10
	Automating CPM-GOMS	Bonnie John	Carnegie Mellon University	8	9
	Movement model, hits distribution and learning in virtual keyboarding	Shumin Zhai	IBM Almaden Research Center	8	9
	Groupware walkthrough	David Pinelle	University of Saskatchewan	8	8
	The augurscope	Holger Schn&#228;delbach	The University of Nottingham	8	7
	Statistical profiles of highly-rated web sites	Melody Y. Ivory	UC Berkeley	8	7
	SmartSkip	Steven M. Drucker	Microsoft Research	8	7
2001	ConNexus to awarenex	John C. Tang	Sun Microsystems Laboratories	8	47
	Digital family portraits	Elizabeth D. Mynatt	Everyday Computing Lab	8	40
	Partitioning digital worlds	Jonathan Grudin	Microsoft Research	8	37
	The notification collage	Saul Greenberg	Department of Computer Science	8	37
	Eye gaze patterns in conversations	Roel Vertegaal	Queen's University	8	32
	What makes Web sites credible?	B. J. Fogg	Persuasive Technology Lab	8	30
	Visualization components for persistent conversations	Marc A. Smith	Collaboration & Multimedia Gro up	8	30
	Laser pointer interaction	Dan R. Olsen, Jr.	Computer Science Department	6	29
	Does organisation by similarity assist image browsing?	Kerry Rodden	University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory	8	29
	Accuracy measures for evaluating computer pointing devices	I. Scott MacKenzie	Dept. of Computer Science	8	28
	Casablanca	Debby Hindus	Interval Research Corp.	8	27
	Sensetable	James Patten	Tangible Media Group	8	27
	Optimizing search by showing results in context	Susan Dumais	Microsoft Research	8	27
	Using information scent to model user information needs and actions and the Web	Ed H. Chi	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	26
	Exploring 3D navigation	Desney S. Tan	Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science	8	22
	The audio notebook	Lisa Stifelman	MIT Media Laboratory	8	20
	Using thumbnails to search the Web	Allison Woodruff	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	19
	GeneyTM	Arman Danesh	School of Computing Science	8	19
	Relational agents	Timothy Bickmore	MIT Media Lab	8	19
	LumiTouch	Angela Chang	MIT Media Lab	2	18
	Reading of electronic documents	Kasper Hornb&#230;k	Department of Computing	8	17
	Text input for mobile devices	Christina L. James	User Interface & Usability Group	7	15
	Linking public spaces	Gavin Jancke	Microsoft Research	8	15
	DataTiles	Jun Rekimoto	Interaction Laboratory	8	15
	Visual information foraging in a focus + context visualization	Peter Pirolli	Xerox PARC	8	15
	Classroom collaboration in the design of tangible interfaces for storytelling	Danae Stanton	Mixed Reality Laboratory	8	14
	Testing web sites	Jared Spool	User Interface Engineering	2	14
	Listen reader	Maribeth Back	Xerox PARC	7	14
	Accordion summarization for end-game browsing on PDAs and cellular phones	Orkut Buyukkokten	Digital Libraries Lab (InfoLab)	8	14
	Robust annotation positioning in digital documents	A. J. Bernheim Brush	Collaboration and Multimedia Systems Group	8	13
	Orchestrating a mixed reality performance	Boriana Koleva	School of Computer Science	8	13
	The impact of eye gaze on communication using humanoid avatars	Maia Garau	Department of Computer Science	8	13
	Single display privacyware	Garth B. D. Shoemaker	EDGE Lab	8	12
	Measuring errors in text entry tasks	R. William Soukoreff	York University	2	12
	3D or not 3D?	Andy Cockburn	Department of Computer Science	8	11
	A taxonomic analysis of what world wide web activities significantly impact people's decisions and actions	Julie B. Morrison	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	2	11
	Active click	Masaaki Fukumoto	NTT DoCoMo Multimedia Labs.	2	11
	Integrating back, history and bookmarks in web browsers	Shaun Kaasten	University of Calgary	2	11
	Information scent as a driver of Web behavior graphs	Stuart K. Card	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	11
	Eye-R, a glasses-mounted eye motion detection interface	Ted Selker	MIT Media Lab	2	11
	Real-time 3D interaction with ActiveCube	Yoshifumi Kitamura	Osaka University	2	11
	Doom as an interface for process management	Dennis Chao	Computer Science Department	6	10
	Scale effects in steering law tasks	Johnny Accot	Centre d'&#201;tudes de la Na vigation A&#233;rienne	8	10
	Quiet calls	Les Nelson	FX Palo Alto Laboratory	8	10
	Cookies and Web browser design	Lynette I. Millett	Department of Computer Science	7	10
	Surface drawing	Steven Schkolne	Caltech	8	10
	Personal digital historian	Chia Shen	Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs (MERL)	2	9
	Solving multi-target haptic problems in menu interaction	Ian Oakley	University of Glasgow	2	8
	Effects of spatial audio on memory, comprehension, and preference during desktop conferences	Jessica J. Baldis	Human Interface Technology Laboratory	8	8
	Better home shopping or new democracy?	John M. Carroll	Center for Human-Computer Interaction and Department of Computer Science	8	8
	Nudge and shove	Melody Moore	Georgia State University	2	8
	Facing the music	Michael J. Lyons	ATR Media Integration and Communication Research Laboratories	2	8
	Designing palaver tree online	Jason B. Ellis	College of Computing	8	7
	Pirates	Jennica Falk	The Interactive Institute	2	7
	Supporting children's collaboration across handheld computers	Regan L. Mandryk	Simon Fraser University	2	7
	The InfoCanvas	Todd Miller	Georgia Institute of Technology	2	7
2000	Developing a context-aware electronic tourist guide	Keith Cheverst	Distributed Multimedia Research Group	8	60
	Power browser	Orkut Buyukkokten	Digital Libraries Lab (InfoLab)	8	48
	The Task Gallery	George Robertson	Microsoft Research	8	36
	Instrumental interaction	Michel Beaudouin-Lafon	Dept of Computer Science	8	35
	The scent of a site	Ed H. Chi	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	32
	DENIM	James Lin	Group for User Interface Research	8	31
	Predicting text entry speed on mobile phones	Miika Silfverberg	Nokia Research Center	8	29
	Storytelling with digital photographs	Marko Balabanovi&#263;	Ricoh Silicon Valley	8	27
	Evaluation of eye gaze interaction	Linda E. Sibert	Human-Computer Interaction Lab	8	25
	Alternatives	Bill Gaver	Royal College of Art	8	24
	Designing storytelling technologies to encouraging collaboration between young children	Steve Benford	The University of Nottingham	8	24
	Control menus	Stuart Pook	ENST/CNRS URA	2	24
	Bringing order to the Web	Hao Chen	School of Information Management & Systems	8	23
	Tradeoffs in displaying peripheral information	Paul P. Maglio	IBM Almaden Research Center	8	23
	Joking, storytelling, artsharing, expressing affection	Ann M&#228;kel&#228;	Helsinki University of Technology	8	21
	Anchored conversations	Elizabeth F. Churchill	FX Palo Alto Laboratory Inc.	8	21
	Alice	Matthew Conway	University of Virginia	8	20
	Lurker demographics	Blair Nonnecke	Dept. of Information Systems	8	18
	Enriching buyers' experiences	Pearl Pu	Ergonomics of Intelligent Systems	8	18
	A diary study of information capture in working life	Barry A. T. Brown	Appliance Design Group	8	17
	Does computer-generated  speech manifest personality? an experimental test of similarity-attraction	Clifford Nass	Department of Communication	8	17
	Helper agent	Katherine Isbister	NTT Open Lab	8	17
	The smart floor	Robert J. Orr	Georgia Institute of Technology	2	16
	The cubic mouse	Bernd Fr&#246;hlich	GMD/IMK.VE	6	15
	Measuring usability	Erik Fr&#248;kj&#230;r	Dept. of Computing	8	15
	Putting the feel in &rsquo;look and feel&lsquo;	Ian Oakley	Glasgow Interactive Systems Group	8	15
	Force-feedback improves performance for steering and combined steering-targeting tasks	Jack Tigh Dennerlein	Harvard University	7	15
	Providing integrated toolkit-level support for ambiguity in recognition-based interfaces	Jennifer Mankoff	College of Computing & GVU Center	8	15
	An interactive comic book presentation for exploring video	John Boreczky	FX Palo Alto Laboratory	8	14
	<italic>curlybot</italic>	Phil Frei	Tangible Media Group	8	14
	Tool support for cooperative object-oriented design	Christian Heide Damm	Department of Computer Science	8	13
	Trust me, I'm an online vendor	Florian N. Egger	Eindhoven University of Technology	2	13
	Browsing digital video	Francis C. Li	Group for User Interface Research	8	13
	Interactive textbook and interactive Venn diagram	Hideki Koike	Graduate School of Information Systems	8	13
	What makes Internet users visit cyber stores again? key design factors for customer loyalty	Jungwon Lee	Human Computer Interaction Lab	8	13
	The effects of animated characters on anxiety, task performance, and evaluations of user interfaces	Raoul Rickenberg	Department of Communication	8	13
	A toolkit for strategic usability	Stephanie Rosenbaum	Tec-Ed	8	13
	Hedonic and <italic>ergonomic quality aspects determine a software's appeal</italic>	Mare Hassenzahl	Corporate Technology - User Interface Design	8	12
	The effect of communication modality on cooperation in online environments	Carlos Jensen	College of Computing	8	11
	Intelligent gaze-added interfaces	Dario D. Salvucci	Cambridge Basic Research	8	11
	The impact of fluid documents on reading and browsing	Polle T. Zellweger	Xerox PARC	8	11
	Agents to assist in finding help	Adriana Vivacqua	Media Laboratory	8	10
	The what, who, where, when, why and how of context-awareness	David R. Morse	The Open University	1	10
	Using a large projection screen as an alternative to head-mounted displays for virtual environments	Emilee Patrick	User Centered Research	8	10
	Presenting to local and remote audiences	Gavin Jancke	Microsoft Research	8	10
	The streamlined cognitive walkthrough method, working around social constraints encountered in a software development company	Rick Spencer	Microsoft Corporation	7	10
	Jotmail	Steve Whittaker	ATT Labs-Research	8	10
	Interacting with eye movements in virtual environments	Vildan Tanriverdi	Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science	8	10
	Quality is in  the eye of the beholder	Anna Bouch	Computer Science Department	8	9
	Traversable interfaces between real and virtual worlds	Boriana Koleva	School of Computer Science & Information Technology	8	9
	The social life of small graphical chat spaces	Marc A. Smith	Microsoft Research	8	9
	The role of contextual haptic and visual constraints on object manipulation in virtual environments	Yanqing Wang	School of Kinesiology	8	9
	Visual similarity of pen gestures	A. Chris Long, Jr.	Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science	8	8
	Face to interface	Diane J. Schiano	Interval Research Corporation	8	8
	Symmetric bimanual interaction	Ravin Balakrishnan	Aliaslwavefront	8	8
1999	i-LAND	Norbert A. Streitz	GMD - German National Research Center for Information Technology	8	87
	Augmented surfaces	Jun Rekimoto	Sony Computer Science Laboratories	8	78
	Principles of mixed-initiative user interfaces	Eric Horvitz	Microsoft Research	8	64
	Bridging physical and virtual worlds with electronic tags	Roy Want	Xerox PARC	8	61
	Socially translucent systems	Thomas Erickson	IBM T.J. Watson Research Center	8	60
	Single display groupware	Jason Stewart	Computer Science Dept.	8	56
	Cooperative inquiry	Allison Druin	Human-Computer Interaction Lab	8	52
	Manual and gaze input cascaded (MAGIC) pointing	Shumin Zhai	IBM Almaden Research Center	8	49
	The context toolkit	Daniel Salber	GVU Center	8	47
	Mutual disambiguation of recognition errors in a multimodel architecture	Sharon Oviatt	Center for Human-Computer Communication	8	46
	The design and evaluation of a high-performance soft keyboard	I. Scott MacKenzie	Dept. Computing and Information Science	7	44
	Flatland	Elizabeth D. Mynatt	College of Computing	8	43
	Chat circles	Fernanda B. Vi&#233;gas	MIT Media Lab	8	42
	Embodiment in conversational interfaces	J. Cassell	Gesture and Narrative Language Group	8	36
	FotoFile	Allan Kuchinsky	Hewlett Packard Laboratories	8	34
	Footprints	Alan Wexelblat	MIT Media Lab	8	33
	Social, individual and technological issues for groupware calendar systems	Leysia Palen	Department of Computer Science	8	32
	The elements of computer credibility	B. J. Fogg	Persuasive Technology Lab	8	30
	PingPongPlus	Hiroshi Ishii	Tangible Media Group	8	30
	Design guidelines for landmarks to support navigation in virtual environments	Norman G. Vinson	Institute for Information Technol ogy	8	28
	The GAZE groupware system	Roel Vertegaal	Cognitive Ergonomics Department	8	28
	Urp	John Underkoffler	MIT Media Laboratory	8	27
	NotePals	Richard C. Davis	Group for User Interface Research	8	27
	The tangled Web we wove	Michael D. Byrne	Department of Psychology	8	26
	Patterns of entry and correction in large vocabulary continuous speech recognition systems	Clare-Marie Karat	IBM T.J. Watson Research Center	8	24
	Projected realities	William Gaver	Royal College of Art	8	24
	Palette	Les Nelson	FX Palo Alto Laboratory	8	21
	Nomadic radio	Nitin Sawhney	Speech Interface Group	8	21
	Inferring intent in eye-based interfaces	Dario D. Salvucci	Department of Computer Science	8	20
	Privacy critics	Mark S. Ackerman	University of California	2	19
	Performance evaluation of input devices in trajectory-based tasks	Johnny Accot	Centre d'&#201;tudes de la Na vigation A&#233;rienne	7	18
	Exploring bimanual camera control and object manipulation in 3D graphics interfaces	Ravin Balakrishnan	Dept. of Computer Science	7	18
	Testing pointing device performance and user assessment with the ISO 9241, Part 9 standard	Sarah A. Douglas	Computer and Information Science Dept.	8	18
	Touch-sensing input devices	Ken Hinckley	Microsoft Research	8	17
	Sympathetic interfaces	Michael Patrick Johnson	Synthetic Characters Group	7	17
	Time-compression	Nosa Omoigui	Microsoft Research	8	14
	Tangible progress	Andrew Singer	Interval Research Corporation	8	13
	Excentric labeling	Jean-Daniel Fekete	Ecole des Mines de Nantes	8	13
	Implications for a gesture design tool	Allan Christian Long, Jr.	Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department	8	12
	Visualizing the stock market	Martin Wattenberg	Dow Jones & Co. (SmartMoney Magazine)	2	12
	Designing PETS	Allison Druin	Human-Computer Interaction Lab	4	11
	Comparative evaluation of usability tests	Rolf Molich	DialogDesign	2	11
	MOBILE	Angel R. Puerta	RedWhale Software and Stanford University	8	10
	An empirical evaluation of user interfaces for topic management of Web sites	Brian Amento	AT&T Labs - Research	8	10
	Video helps remote work	Elizabeth S. Veinott	The Collaboratory for Research on Electronic work (CREW)	8	10
	Navigation as multiscale pointing	Yves Guiard	Mouvement & Perception	8	10
	Model-based and empirical evaluation of multimodal interactive error correction	Bernhard Suhm	Interactive Systems Laboratories	8	9
	mediaBlocks	Brygg Ullmer	MIT Media Lab	2	9
	The Hotbox	Gordon Kurtenbach	Alias I Wavefront	7	9
	Logjam	Jonathan Cohen	Interval Research Corporation	8	9
	Interactive 3D sound hyperstories for blind children	Maruricio Lumbreras	Department of Computer Science	8	9
	Eye tracking the visual search of click-down menus	Michael D. Byrne	Psychology Department	8	9
	TouchCounters	Paul Yarin	MIT Media Laboratory	8	9
	An empirical study of how people establish interaction	Steinar Kristoffersen	Norwegian Computing Center	8	9
	Setting the stage for improvised video scenarios	Thomas Binder	Space & Virtuality Studio	2	9
	Mediating awareness and communication through digital but physical surrogates	Hideaki Kuzuoka	University of Tsukuba	2	8
	The reader's helper	Jamey Graham	California Research Center	8	8
	Swept-frequency, magnetically-coupled resonant tags for realtime, continuous, multiparameter control	Joseph Paradiso	MIT Media Laboratory	2	8
	Visualizing implicit queries for information management and retrieval	Mary Czerwinski	Microsoft Research	8	8
	Towards usable VR	Robert W. Lindeman	Institute for Computer Graphics	8	8
	Symphony	Chris Quintana	Center for Highly Interactive Co mputing in Education	8	7
	Emotional interfaces for interactive aardvarks	Erik Strommen	Microsoft Corporation	8	7
	Visual profiles	Julie A. Jacko	Department of Industrial Engineering	8	7
	Getting more out of programming-by-demonstration	Richard G. McDaniel	HCI Institute	8	7
	Visual instruments for an interactive mural	Terry Winograd	Stanford University	2	7
1998	ambientROOM	Hiroshi Ishii	Tangible Media Group	2	24
	Water lamp and pinwheels	Andrew Dahley	MIT Media Laboratory	2	22
	Shuffle, throw or take it! working efficiently with an interactive wall	J&#246;rg Gei&#223;ler	ork	2	18
	All talk and all action	Steve Whittaker	ATT Labs-Research	2	12
	When two hands are better than one	Jason Stewart	Computer Science Dept.	2	11
	Participatory simulations	Vanessa Colella	MIT Media Laboratory	2	9
	Tickertape	Geraldine Fitzpatrick	Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering	2	8
	Experiments in inhabited TV	Steve Benford	Computer Science	2	8
	The usability of transparent overview layers	Donald A. Cox	Department of Computer Science	2	7
	People presence or room activity supporting peripheral awareness over distance	Elin R&#248;nby Pedersen	FX Palo Alto Laboratory	2	7
	The evaluator effect in usability tests	Niels Ebbe Jacobsen	HCI Institute	2	7
	GroupWear	Richard Borovoy	MIT Media Laboratory	2	7
	Pegasus	Takeo Igarashi	Dept. of Info. Engneering	2	7
	Focus troupe	Tony Salvador	Intel Corporation	2	7
1997	Tangible bits	Hiroshi Ishii	MIT Media Laboratory	8	313
	A comparison of reading paper and on-line documents	Kenton O'Hara	Rank Xerox Research Centre (EuroPARC)	8	54
	Effective view navigation	George W. Furnas	School of Information	8	50
	Integration and synchronization of input modes during multimodal human-computer interaction	Sharon Oviatt	Center for Human-Computer Communication	8	50
	Autonomous interface agents	Henry Lieberman	Media Laboratory	8	49
	Beyond Fitts' law	Johnny Accot	Centre d'&#201;tudes de la	8	49
	The design of a GUI paradigm based on tablets, two-hands, and transparency	Gordon Kurtenbach	Alias I Wavefront	8	46
	AROMA	Elin R&#248;nby Pedersen	Dept. of Computer Science	8	41
	The persona effect	James C. Lester	Department of computer Science	8	41
	Dynomite	Lynn D. Wilcox	FX Palo Alto Laboratory	8	39
	Life, death, and lawfulness on the electronic frontier	James Pitkow	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	37
	How to personalize the Web	Rob Barrett	IBM Almaden Research Center	8	36
	&ldquo;I'll get that off the audio&rdquo;	Thomas P. Moran	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	36
	SenseMaker	Michelle Q. Wang Baldonado	Gates 3B	8	33
	Making computers easier for older adults to use	Aileen Worden	Psychology	6	29
	Revisitation patterns in World Wide Web navigation	Linda Tauscher	Department of Computer Science	8	29
	KidPad	Allison Druin	Computer Science Department/College of Education	8	27
	inTouch	Scott Brave	MIT Media Laboratory	2	27
	Crowded collaborative virtual environments	Steve Benford	Department of Computer Science	8	27
	Paper as an analytic resource for the design of new technologies	Abigail Sellen	Rank Xerox Research Centre (EuroPARC)	8	26
	Elastic Windows	Eser Kandogan	Department of Computer Science	8	24
	Timewarp	W. Keith Edwards	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	24
	PaperLink	Toshifumi Arai	Hitachi Researeh Laboratory	8	22
	Computational models of information scent-following in a very large browsable text collection	Peter Pirolli	Xerox PARC	8	21
	Aesthetics and apparent usability	Noam Tractinsky	Industrial Engineering and Management	8	19
	The Rockin'Mouse	Ravin Balakrishnan	Dept. of Computer Science	8	19
	Designing for or designing with? Informant design for interactive learning environments	Michael Scaife	School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences	8	17
	Queries? Links? Is there a difference?	Gene Golovchinsky	FX Palo Alto Laboratory	8	15
	Participatory analysis	George Chin, Jr.	Computer Science Department	8	14
	An empirical evaluation of graspable user interfaces	George W. Fitzmaurice	Dynamic Graphics Project	8	14
	Cooperative bimanual action	Ken Hinckley	Department of Computer Science and Neurosurgery	8	14
	Characterizing interactive externalizations	Lisa Tweedie	Department of Electrical Engineering	8	14
	From Web press to Web pressure	Victoria Bellotti	Apple Research Labs	8	14
	Design for network communities	Elizabeth D. Mynatt	Xerox PARC	8	13
	Focus+context visualization with flip zooming and the zoom browser	Lars Erik Holmquist	G&#246;teborg University	2	13
	The design of a wearable computer	Len Bass	Carnegie Mellon University	8	12
	Building task-specific interfaces to high volume conversational data	Loren G. Terveen	AT&T Labs - Research	8	12
	&ldquo;Body coupled FingerRing&rdquo;	Masaaki Fukumoto	NTT Human Interface Laboratories	8	12
	Designing effective multimedia presentations	Peter Faraday	Centre for HCI Design	7	12
	Does continuous visual feedback aid debugging in direct-manipulation programming systems?	E. M. Wilcox	Dept. of Computer Science	8	11
	WorldBeat	Jan O. Borchers	Telecooperation Research Group	8	11
	MedSpeak	Jennifer Lai	IBM Corporation/T.J. Watson Research Center	8	11
	Degrees of comprehension	Cyndi Rader	Department of Computer Science	8	10
	Design of spatially aware graspable displays	David Small	MIT Media Laboratory	2	10
	Dynamic Soundscape	Minoru Kobayashi	Speech Interface Group	8	10
	CyberDesk	Andrew Wood	School of Computer Science	2	9
	Cognitive modeling reveals menu search in both random and systematic	Anthony J. Hornof	Artificial Intelligence Laboratory	8	9
	Bringing treasures to the surface	Catherine Plaisant	Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory and Digital Library Research Group	8	9
	Interval scripts	Claudio S. Pinhanez	MIT Media Laboratory	8	9
	From single-user architectural design to PAC*	Ga&#235;lle Calvary	CLIPS-IMAG	8	9
	Maintaining a focus on user requirements throughout the development of clinical workstation software	Janette M. Coble	Washington Univ. School of Medicine	8	8
	Toward an HCI research and practice agenda based on human needs and social responsibility	Michael J. Muller	US WEST Advanced Technologies	7	8
	Performance differences in the fingers, wrist, and forearm in computer input control	Ravin Balakrishnan	Dept. of Computer Science	8	8
	An isometric tongue pointing device	Chris Salem	IBM Almaden Research Center	2	7
	On your marks, get set, browse!	Kevin Mullet	Macromedia	2	7
	From sufficient to efficient usage	Suresh K. Bhavnani	Department of Architecture	8	7
1996	Email overload	Steve Whittaker	Lotus Development Corp.	8	92
	The WebBook and the Web Forager	Stuart K. Card	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	1	92
	Silk from a sow's ear	Peter Pirolli	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	71
	LifeLines: visualizing personal histories	Catherine Plaisant	Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory	1	60
	A case for interaction	J&#252;rgen Koenemann	Center for Cognitive Science	8	49
	Talk and embodiment in collaborative virtual environments	John Bowers	Department of Psychology	8	39
	Wayfinding strategies and behaviors in large virtual worlds	Rudolph P. Darken	Naval Research Laboratory	8	33
	Reusable hierarchical command objects	Brad A. Myers	Human Computer Interaction Institute	8	28
	Technomethodology	Graham Button	Rank Xerox Research Centre	8	28
	The influence of muscle groups on performance of multiple degree-of-freedom input	Shumin Zhai	Department of Industrial Engineering and Department of Computer Science	8	28
	Augmenting real-world objects	Lisa J. Stifelman	Speech Research Group	2	27
	Scatter/gather browsing communicates the topic structure of a very large text collection	Peter Pirolli	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	27
	Multimodal interfaces for dynamic interactive maps	Sharon Oviatt	York	8	23
	Remote evaluation	H. Rex Hartson	Department of Computer Science	8	22
	Externalising abstract mathematical models	Lisa Tweedie	Department of Electrical Engineering	1	20
	Workspace awareness for groupware	Carl Gutwin	Department of Computer Science	2	19
	Peepholes	Saul Greenberg	Department of Computer Science	2	19
	Using small screen space more efficiently	Tomonari Kamba	York	8	18
	The Zephyr Help Instance	Mark S. Ackerman	Department of Information and Computer Science	8	17
	Lifestreams	Scott Fertig	Department of Computer Science	2	16
	Differences in movement microstructure of the mouse and the finger-controlled isometric joystick	Anant Kartik Mithal	Sunsoft Developer Products	8	15
	Learning theory in practice: case studies of learner-centered design	Elliot Soloway	University of Michigan	8	13
	Physical versus virtual pointing	Evan D. Graham	School of Kinesiology	8	13
	Assessing dynamics in computer-based instruction	John F. Pane	Computer Science Department	8	13
	Assessing the effect of non-photorealistic rendered images in CAD	Jutta Schumann	Free University of Berlin	7	12
	Audio enhanced 3D interfaces for visually impaired users	Stephen W. Mereu	Department of Computer Science	7	12
	Dual device user interface design	Scott Robertson	Applied Research	8	11
	The design and long-term use of a personal electronic notebook	Thomas Erickson	Advanced Technology	8	11
	Beating the limitations of camera-monitor mediated telepresence with extra eyes	Kimiya Yamaashi	Hitachi Research Laboratory	8	10
	Workspace awareness support with radar views	Carl Gutwin	Department of Computer Science	2	9
	Characterization and assessment of HTML style guides	Julie Ratner	Statistics and Human Factors	2	9
	Engineering ethnography in the home	Michael Mateas	Intel Corporation	2	9
	Usability problem identification using both low- and high-fidelity prototypes	Robert A. Virzi	GTE Laboratories Incorporated	8	9
	GroupWeb	Saul Greenberg	Department of Computer Science	2	9
	Emacspeak&mdash;a speech interface	T. V. Raman	Cambridge Research Lab.	6	9
	An experimental evaluation of transparent menu usage	Beverly L. Harrison	Dept. of Industrial Engineering and University of Toronto	8	8
	Does animation in user interfaces improve decision making?	Cleotilde Gonzalez	Universidad de las Americas-Puebla	8	8
	Sketching storyboards to illustrate interface behaviors	James A. Landay	HCI Institute	2	8
	Pen computing for air traffic control	St&#233;phane Chatty	Centre d'Etudes de la Navigation A&#233;rienne	8	8
	Multiagent model of dynamic design	Suguru Ishizaki	MIT Media Laboratory	8	8
	Exploring the unrealized potential of computer-aided drafting	Suresh K. Bhavnani	Dept. of Architecture	8	8
	New technological windows into mind	Boris M. Velichkovsky	Unit of Applied Cognitive Research	8	7
	Guidelines for designing usable World Wide Web pages	Jo&#347;e A. Borges	Center for Computing Research and Development	2	7
	The effects of emotional icons on remote communication	Krisela Rivera	New Mexico State University	2	7
	HomeNet	Robert Kraut	Human Computer Interaction Institute	8	7
	Interaction design and human factors support in the development of a personal communicator for children	Ron Oosterholt	Philips Corporate Design	8	7
	Electronic mail previews using non-speech audio	Scott E. Hudson	Graphics	2	7
1995	Social information filtering	Upendra Shardanand	MIT Media-Lab	8	187
	A focus+context technique based on hyperbolic geometry for visualizing large hierarchies	John Lamping	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	126
	Bricks	George W. Fitzmaurice	Dynamic Graphics Project	8	111
	Virtual reality on a WIM	Richard Stoakley	The University of Virginia	8	85
	Recommending and evaluating choices in a virtual community of use	Will Hill	Bellcore	8	77
	TileBars	Marti A. Hearst	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	69
	Interactive sketching for the early stages of user interface design	James A. Landay	Human-Computer Interaction Institute	8	57
	Space-scale diagrams	George W. Furnas	Bellcore	8	49
	User embodiment in collaborative virtual environments	Steve Benford	Department of Computer Science	8	47
	Designing SpeechActs	Nicole Yankelovich	Sun Microsystems Laboratories	8	43
	Information foraging in information access environments	Peter Pirolli	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	40
	Pointing the way	David Maltz	Dept. of Computer Science	8	32
	Finding and using implicit structure in human-organized spatial layouts of information	Frank M. Shipman, III	Department of Computer Science	8	31
	What mix of video and audio is useful for small groups doing remote real-time design work?	Judith S. Olson	Collaboratory for Research on Electronic Work (CREW)	7	30
	Visualizing complex hypermedia networks through multiple hierarchical views	Sougata Mukherjea	Graphics	7	27
	Timespace in the workplace	Brid O'Conaill	Hewlett Packard Labs.	2	26
	An organic user interface for searching citation links	Jock D. Mackinlay	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	7	26
	Enhanced dynamic queries via movable filters	Ken Fishkin	Xerox PARC	6	25
	Implicit structure for pen-based systems within a freeform interaction paradigm	Thomas P. Moran	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	25
	A generic platform for addressing the multimodal challenge	Laurence Nigay	Laboratoire de G&#233;nie Info rmatique (LGI-IMAG)	8	22
	The &ldquo;prince&rdquo; technique	Paul Kabbash	ork	7	21
	Applying electric field sensing to human-computer interfaces	Thomas G. Zimmerman	MIT Media Laboratory	8	20
	KidSim	Allen Cypher	Advanced Technology Group	8	17
	Transparent layered user interfaces	Beverly L. Harrison	Dept. of Industrial Engineering	8	16
	Audio augmented reality	Benjamin B. Bederson	Computer Science Department	2	14
	Apparent usability vs. inherent usability	Masaaki Kurosu	Design Center	2	14
	Collaborative tools and the practicalities of professional work at the international monetary fund	Richard Harper	Rank Xerox Research Centre (EuroPARC) 61	8	14
	Recognition accuracy and user acceptance of pen interfaces	Clive Frankish	University of Bristol Research Laboratories	8	13
	Elastic graphical interfaces to precise data manipulation	Toshiyuki Masui	Software Research Laboratories	2	13
	Situated facial displays	Akikazu Takeuchi	Sony Computer Science Laboratory	6	12
	Ethics, lies and videotape&hellip;	Wendy E. Mackay	Rank Xerox Research Centre	8	12
	Back to the future	Steve Whittaker	Lotus Development Corporation	8	11
	AudioStreamer	Chris Schmandt	MIT Media Lab	2	10
	IVEE	Christopher Ahlberg	Department of Computer Science and SSKKII	2	10
	Evolution of a reactive environment	Jeremy R. Cooperstock	Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering	8	10
	Integrating task and software development for object-oriented applications	Mary Beth Rosson	Virginia Polytechnic Institute a nd State University	8	10
	Ariel	W. E. Mackay	Rank Xerox Research Centre	2	10
	Developing dual user interfaces for integrating blind and sighted users	Anthony Savidis	Institute of Computer Science	8	9
	The DragMag image magnifier	Colin Ware	Faculty of Computer Science	2	9
	Speaker segmentation for browsing recorded audio	Donald G. Kimber	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	2	9
	Practical education for improving software usability	John Karat	IBM T. J. Watson Research Center	8	9
	Turning research into practice	Marita Franzke	US WEST Technologies	8	9
	A Virtual Window on media space	William W. Gaver	Royal College of Art	8	9
	A prototype user interface for a mobile multimedia terminal	Allan Christian Long, Jr.	Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences	2	8
	Planning-based control of interface animation	David Kurlander	Microsoft Research	8	8
	A comparison of face-to-face and distributed presentations	Ellen A. Isaacs	SunSoft	8	8
	An empirical study of collaborative wearable computer systems	Jane Siegel	Human Computer Interaction Institute	2	8
	Exploring large tables with the table lens	Ramana Rao	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	2	8
	Bridging the gulf between code and behavior in programming	Henry Lieberman	Media Laboratory	7	7
	Give and take	Kori Inkpen	Department of Computer Science	2	7
	Improving GUI accessibility for people with low vision	Richard L. Kline	Computer Science Department	8	7
	InteractiveDESK	Toshifumi Arai	Hitachi Research Laboratory	2	7
1994	The attribute explorer	Lisa Tweedie	Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering	2	16
	Pad++	Ben B. Bederson	Bell Communications Research	2	14
	Visual information seeking	Christopher Ahlberg	Department of Computer Science	1	11
	Actors, hairdos &amp; videotape&mdash;informance design	Colin Burns	Interval Research Corp.	2	11
	The pantograph	Christophe Ramstein	Centre for Information Technologies	2	9
	Video streamer	Eddie Elliott	MIT Media Lab	4	9
	Typographic space	David Small	Visible Language Workshop	2	8
	Storywriter	Catalina Danis	IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center	2	7
	Toolglass and magic lenses	Eric A. Bier	Xerox PARC	2	7
	Analyzing graphic and textual layouts with GOMS	Mei C. Chuah	Computer Science	3	7
1993	Tivoli	Elin R&#248;nby Pedersen	Department of Computer Science	8	55
	Do algorithm animations assist learning?	John Stasko	Graphics	6	34
	Fish tank virtual reality	Colin Ware	Faculty of Computer Science	6	31
	Touch-typing with a stylus	David Goldberg	Xerox Corporation	8	31
	The limits of expert performance using hierarchic marking menus	Gordon Kurtenbach	Dept. of Computer Science	6	27
	VoiceNotes	Lisa J. Stifelman	Speech Research Group	8	27
	A mathematical model of the finding of usability problems	Jakob Nielsen	Bellcore	8	26
	Bridging the paper and electronic worlds	Walter Johnson	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	6	26
	Encapsulating knowledge for intelligent automatic interaction objects selection	Jean M. Vanderdonckt	Facult&#233;s Universitaires N otre-Dame de la Paix	6	22
	Beyond interface builders	Pedro Szekely	USC/Information Sciences Institute	8	22
	The user-centered iterative design of collaborative writing software	Ronald M. Baecker	Dynamic Graphics Project	7	22
	One is not enough	William W. Gaver	Rank Xerox	7	21
	Turning away from talking heads	Bonnie A. Nardi	Hewlett-Packard Laboratories	8	19
	A second generation user interface design environment	Piyawadee Sukaviriya	Graphics	8	19
	Marquise	Brad A. Myers	School of Computer Science	8	17
	Lag as a determinant of human performance in interactive systems	I. Scott MacKenzie	Dept. of Computing & Informati on Science	6	16
	Estimating the relative usability of two interfaces	Jakob Nielsen	Bellcore	8	16
	VideoMAP and VideoSpaceIcon	Yoshinobu Tonomura	NTT Human Interface Laboratories	6	16
	The cost structure of sensemaking	Daniel M. Russell	User Interface Research Area	8	15
	Orienteering in an information landscape	Vicki L. O'Day	Hewlett-Packard Laboratories	8	15
	Synthesizing auditory icons	William W. Gaver	Rank Xerox Cambridge EuroPARC	8	15
	Take CoVer	Anja Haake	Integrated Publication and Infor mation Systems Institute (IPSI)	8	14
	A space based model for user interaction in shared synthetic environments	Lennart E. Fahl&#233;n	Distributed Systems Laboratory	6	14
	Communicative facial displays as a new conversational modality	Akikazu Takeuchi	Sony Computer Science Laboratory	7	13
	Where did you put it? Issues in the design and use of a group memory	Lucy M. Berlin	Hewlett-Packard Laboratories	8	13
	Prototyping an intelligent agent through Wizard of Oz	David Maulsby	Department of Computer Science	8	12
	From &ldquo;folklore&rdquo; to &ldquo;living design memory&rdquo;	Loren G. Terveen	600 Mountain Avenue AT&T Bell Laboratories	8	12
	How fluent is your interface?	Patricia Russo	Human Interface Engineering	6	12
	Separations of concerns in the Chiron-1 user interface development and management system	Richard N. Taylor	Department of Computer Science	8	12
	An evaluation of earcons for use in auditory human-computer interfaces	Stephen A. Brewster	Department of Computer Science	6	12
	Embedding computer-based critics in the contexts of design	Gerhard Fischer	University of Colorado at Boulder	8	11
	Automatic structure visualization for video editing	Hirotada Ueda	Central Research Laboratory	5	11
	A design space for multimodal systems	Laurence Nigay	Laboratoire de G&#233;nie Info rmatique (IMAG)	7	11
	Human performance using computer input devices in the preferred and non-preferred hands	Paul Kabbash	Computer Systems Research Institute	8	11
	Extending an existing user interface toolkit to support gesture recognition	James A. Landay	School of Computer Science	2	10
	Generating user interfaces from data models and dialogue net specifications	Christian Janssen	Fraunhofer-Institut f&#252;r Arbeitswirtschaft und Organisation	6	9
	Facile 3D direct manipulation	Dan Venolia	Apple Computer	6	9
	Providing high-level control and expert assistance in the user interface presentation design	Won Chul Kim	Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science	8	9
	Representation in virtual space	Loretta Staples	Loretta Staples Design	7	8
	Mixing oil and water?	Andrew Monk	Department of Psychology	4	7
	The diary study	John Rieman	Department of Computer Science and Institute of Cognitive Science	6	7
	A synergistic approach to specifying simple number independent layouts by example	Scott E. Hudson	Graphics Visualization and Usability Center	8	7
1992	Rough and ready prototypes	Yin Yin Wong	Human Interface Group/ATG	2	17
	Taxonomy of participatory design practices	Michael J. Muller	Bellcore	1	4
	HyperMark	Gordon Kurtenbach	University of Toronto	1	3
	Participatory video prototyping	Emilie Young	U S WEST Advanced Technologies	1	2
	Maintaining legibility, structure, and style of information layout in dynamic display environments	Grace Colby	M.I.T. Media Laboratory	2	2
	Designs to encourage discourse in the OISE CSILE system	Jim Hewitt	Ontario Institute for Studies in Education	1	2
1990	User-tailorable systems: pressing the issues with buttons	Allan MacLean	Rank Xerox EuroPARC	8	56
	Testing a walkthrough methodology for theory-based design of walk-up-and-use interfaces	Clayton Lewis	Institute of Cognitive Science	8	38
	What you look at is what you get: eye movement-based interaction techniques	Robert J. K. Jacob	Human-Computer Interaction Lab	8	28
	Extensions of GOMS analyses to expert performance requiring perception of dynamic visual and auditory information	Bonnie E. John	School of Computer Science	10	23
	End-user modifiability in design environments	Gerhard Fischer	Department of Computer Science and Institute of Cognitive Science	10	22
	A gaze-responsive self-disclosing display	India Starker	Cognition Corporation	8	21
	Automatic, look-and-feel independent dialog creation for graphical user interfaces	Brad Vander Zanden	School of Computer Science	8	20
	How does Fitts' law fit pointing and dragging?	Douglas J. Gillan	Lockheed Engineering & Scien ces Co.	8	15
	Issues in multimedia interface design: media integration and interface agents	Brenda Laurel	Interactivist	7	11
	Adaptive semantic snaping&mdash;a technique for semantic feedback at the lexical level	Scott E. Hudson	Department of Computer Science	6	11
	Powermice and user performance	Herbert D. Jellinek	Xerox Palo Alto Research Center	8	9
	Using constraints to achieve stability in automatic graph layout algorithms	Karl-Friedrich B&#246;hringer	Dept. of Computer Science	9	9
	Propositional production systems for dialog description	Dan R. Olsen, Jr.	Computer Science Department	8	8
	Measuring the true cost of command selection: techniques and results	R. F. Dillon	Department of Psychology	8	7