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  • sylvienoel.ca/blog

    Population of One

    Population of One Sylvie?s Blog: The daily grind from a human-computer interaction lab Main Blog Work Personal Feed Recent Posts Lab vestiges Twitter and bird watching Taxonomy of security risks Violence and art SOUPS 2011 report SOUPS 2011 Where is the campus map? Collaborative Writing: A Case Study Links Gamification and pixie dust Topics Uncategorized Accessibility Awareness Birding Blogs Book Canada CapCHI Categorisation CfP CMC Collaboration Collaborative writing Colour

  • www2.cs.uregina.ca/~gerhard

    David Gerhard

    Personal Research Courses Students David Gerhard, Ph.D. Associate Professor Department of Computer Science Associate, Department of Music University of Regina Regina, SK Canada S4S 0A2 tel 306.585.5227 fax 306.585.4745 www2.cs.uregina.ca/~gerhard research interests Computational Music and Audio, Information Retrieval, Speech, Multimedia, Classification, Signal Processing, HCI/CHI, Artificial Intelligence education BSc: Computer Engineering, University of Manitoba, '96 PhD: Computing Science

  • students.depaul.edu/~lgraham5

    Riley Graham

    Resume Portfolio Blog about me Hello! I am a graduate student working on my Masters of Science in Human Computer Interaction at DePaul University. contact Email: lrileygraham@gmail.com. Address: Chicago, IL. Cell

  • personalpages.manchester.ac.uk/staff/howesa/default.htm

    Andrew Howes (Andrew.Howes at mbs.ac.uk

    Professor Andrew Howes is a cognitive scientist interested in Human-Computer Interaction. His recent work focuses on a framework for explaining behaviour in terms as strategic adaptation to subjective expected utility given psychological and environmental constraints. He is also interested in tools for predicting human performance in time-pressured work environments

  • www-personal.umich.edu/~cjbest

    Christopher Best

    Christopher Best cjbest@umich.edu School Not School Running I am a PhD student in Industrial and Operations Engineering at the University of Michigan. My advisor is Yili Liu and I work on modeling problem-solving cognition. I am funded by a Department of Defense SMART scholarship. I am interested in human-computer-interaction, cognitive modeling, artificial intelligence and computer science. I received a bachelor's degree in Computer Science from U-M in 2007 and a master's degree in Computer