stanford hci group / cs376

http://cs376.stanford.eduScott Klemmer · 3 April 2008

Seminal Ideasin Human-Computer Interaction

Outline

Course Goals Syllabus Structure My research

Vannevar Bush

Helps us stretch our minds and think about bigger issues

There’s a rich history to our discipline

Focused on creativity augmentation Paper v. digital documents

reading v. searching (books) automatic/configurable v. auditable

(votes)

Ivan Sutherland video

Xerox Alto/Star video

Next Time… CSCW

Beyond Being ThereJim Hollan and Scott Stornetta

Groupware and social dynamics: Eight challenges for developersJonathan Grudin

Social, Individual, and Technological Issues for Groupware Calendar SystemsStuart K. Card and Thomas P. Moran

Human Subjects Website:

http://humansubjects.stanford.edu We suggest everyone take the CITI

tutorial Next submission for non-medical review

is May 1, so earliest approval is around June 1 Don’t submit if research is just for the course Do submit if you plan on carrying this

research further (e.g. intend to publish after running larger study)

Critique Recap You are expected to read all papers Only critique readings with bullets next to

them Submit critique online by 7am on day of

class Can skip any 3 days you want for any

reason, no exceptions beyond that

Follow the format posted online(http://hci.stanford.edu/cs376/critique_format.html)

Course Readers

Will be available for purchase at the end of next class (Tues, April 8)

About $35 Cash or check made out to Copy

Source If you don’t buy one in class, you

can pick one up from Copy Source in Mountain View (2455 Old Middlefield Way)

Discussion Section Choices Everyone must lead 1 discussion

section Email top 3 choices to cs376@cs

ASAP – assignments are first-come, first-served

Syllabus will be updated as assignments are made – don’t request something that’s already been assigned!

CS 547 Seminar Tomorrow:Technologies for Collaborative DemocracyBeth Noveck, New York Law School

Gates B01, 12:30 – 2:00

Finding Project Partners Online message board up for exchanging

ideas – access through course submission system (http://cs376.stanford.edu/submit)

Everyone will self-pair Group sizes != 2 are strongly discouraged

– e-mail cs376@cs if you want != 2 explaining who/why

Submit self-pairing through online submission system (both individuals submit)