
User Interface Strategies (UIS) 1988
A Live Satellite TV Broadcast 1988 University of Maryland Instructional Television Organized by Ben Shneiderman
1) Motivation(14:05) MPG (170 Mb) You Tube
- Use of Computers in Life critical systems
- Need for high volume commercial systems
- Used by diverse population with limited training
- Opportunity to enhance human intellect
2) Serving the User(3:59) MPG (279MB) You Tube
- Task suitable functionality
- Security, reliability, availability
- Standardization, portability, Integration
- Speed: Response time and display rate
- Input devices and strategies
- Menus, forms and commands
- Natural language and direct manipulation
- Output devices and formats
We can measure
- subjective satisfaction
- Time to learn
- Speed of performance
- rate of human errors
- human retention over time
3) Three Pillars(19:34) MPG (1.33 GB) You Tube
- Usability Lab and Iterative Testing
- User Interface Management Systems
- Guidelines Documents
4) Direct Manipulation(3:05) MPG (23.07MB) You Tube
- Visual representation of world action
- Rapid, incremental and reversible action
- Replace typing with pointing/selecting
- Immediate visibility of results of actions
- Benefits
- Concerns
5) Limitations of Natural Language Interaction(3:04) MPG (0.1875MB) You Tube
- Reducing syntactic load is not enough
- Computer and task semantics are hard part
- Syntactic and Semantic scopes are not visible
6) Advanced Workstation concepts(2:13) MPG (16.2MB) You Tube
- Potential productivity boosters
- Cooperation & Collaboration across workstations
7) Multiple window strategies(3:59) MPG (29.5MB) You Tube
- Cluttered desktop
- Task related layouts
- Coordination strategies across windows
8) Adaptable Systems(00:50) MPG (7MB) You Tube
- Computer adjusts interface
- User controls interface features
- Potential Items
9) Emerging Technologies(12:49) MPG (22.4MB) You Tube
- Digital photography
- Tele-operation
- Collaboration
- 3-D Typing
- Home Automation
- Demo
Questions? E-mail: hcil-info@cs.umd.edu