CHI 99 : Advance Program
May 15-20, 1999, Pittsburgh, PA USA

Tutorial Groupings

See Also
Advance Program table of contents
Sponsors
Exhibits

Tutorials Introduction for an introduction to the tutorial program

Tutorial registration information

Tutorial Descriptions for details on each tutorial, from the conference program

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Newcomers

If you are new to the CHI conference or are just getting started in the field of HCI, the Newcomers tutorials will give you a solid background and prepare you to get the most from the rest of the conference.

1. Human-Computer Interaction: Introduction and Overview (Saturday evening)
9. Cognitive Factors in Design: Basic Phenomena in Human Memory and Problem Solving (Sunday)
25. The Usability Engineering Lifecycle (Monday)

Designing for the Web

2. User Interface Design for the Web (Saturday evening)
6. Practical Usability Methods in Web Site Design (Sunday)
7. Visual Design for E-Commerce and Performance Tools (Sunday)
22. Web Sites That Work: Designing With Your Eyes Open (Monday)
32. Current Issues in Web Design: Building the Network Economy (Monday evening)

Psychology of Users

1. Human-Computer Interaction: Introduction and Overview (Saturday evening)
9. Cognitive Factors in Design: Basic Phenomena in Human Memory and Problem Solving (Sunday)
19. Programmable User Modeling Analysis in Theory and in Practice (Monday)

Gathering Customer Data/User Data

Management

8. Successful Strategies for Selling Usability into Organizations (Sunday)
17. Globalizing Usability Engineering: Current Status in Japan (Sunday afternoon)
20. Planning and Implementing User-Centered Design (Monday)
25. The Usability Engineering Lifecycle (Monday)

Usability Engineering

3. Task Analysis Meets Prototyping: Towards Seamless UI Development (Sunday)
6. Practical Usability Methods in Web Site Design (Sunday)
17. Globalizing Usability Engineering: Current Status in Japan (Sunday afternoon)
19. Programmable User Modeling Analysis in Theory and in Practice (Monday)
20. Planning and Implementing User-Centered Design (Monday)
25. The Usability Engineering Lifecycle (Monday)
28. Conceptual Design (Monday)

Graphic and Visual Design

Java

15. An Introduction to the Java Foundation Classes (Sunday morning)
23. Java-Based User Interface Design and Development (Monday)

Future Interfaces

13. Designing Speech User Interfaces (Sunday)
16. Design Issues for Next Generation Interfaces (Sunday afternoon)
29. Designing Hands-Free, Eyes-Free, Silent (or Noisy) Environment, and Accessible Interfaces (Monday)
31. Speech User Interfaces for Mobile Devices (Monday afternoon)

Emerging Markets

12. Computer-Human Interaction and Health Care: Opportunities, Roadblocks, Tips, and Tricks (Sunday)
14. Designing Interfaces for Hand-held Computers (Sunday morning)
26. Information Visualization: Making Information Technology Work (Monday)
30. Distance Learning (Monday morning)

Collaboration and Groupware

11. CSCW, Groupware, and Workflow: Experiences, State of the Art, and Future Trends (Sunday)
30. Distance Learning (Monday morning)

Design Techniques

February 11, 1999
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