THE PHOTO GALLERY OF BEN SHNEIDERMAN

 

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Photos by John Consoli, June 2007

     
Photos taken May 2006 by Mike Morgan


Snowmass, CO, June 2005, Photo by Jenny Preece

   
Photo courtesy of Andreas Urban (www.andyurban.at) in Vienna Austria November 7, 2005

 
Summer 2005 at home in Washington, DC

 
Photo courtesy of Catherine Plaisant 2004


Receiving the IEEE Distinguished Literary Contribution Award for "Leonardo's Laptop", on June 4, 2004 at the HCIL Open House. The award was presented by Daniel Benigni of the IEEE. Photo by Sharmon Kollet.

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Photos during sabbatical visit to University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand, by Duncan Shaw-Brown, March 2003.

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Ben Shneiderman and James Hendler held a Plenary debate (moderated by Trudi Bellardo Hahn) on the Future of the Web at the Annual Conference of the American Society for Information Science & Technology in Washington, DC on Novmeber 8, 2001. 

 

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Photos taken by UMD photographer August 2001

 


Transition Party, June 1, 2000 as Ben Shneiderman turns over directorship of HCIL to Ben Bederson

 


Photo taken by UMD photographer July 2000

 


Photo by Laurie Dewitt for the Tech Gazette, October 1999, used with permission.

 

  
Attending the Internet2 Soci-Technical Summit, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, September 13, 1999.
These color photos were taken by Bob Nagy.

 

  
University of Maryland, CMPS Continuum, Spring/Summer 1999 article, "Human Computer Interaction  Lab: Making Computers Work Well for People", page 4.

 


Forbes Magazine article, "Banks that chat, and other irrelevancies", April 20, 1998, pages 224-225.

 

  
This color photo was taken by campus photographer Larry Crause in 1997.

 


This smiling photo was during the ACM Multimedia Conference keynote talk in Seattle, WA in November 1997. The outfit was meant to support the talk, titled "Leonardo's Laptop."

 


With Charles Kreitzberg and Ed Yourdon.  Speakers for the satellite television program "User Interface Strategies '96.

 


Preceeding the SIGCHI Vancouver, British Columbia Conference, April 13-18, 1996

 

  
These pictures were taken by the campus photographer Larry Crause taken approximately in 1991.

 

   
Photos by Karsh of Ottawa and New York, taken in 1986 for the first edition of Designing the User Interface. Karsh is the world famous portraitist and the session was done in New York and paid for by the publisher. (Copyright KARSH, Ottawa).