This paper presents the results of empirical study of mental representations of the field of HCI, obtained by statistical analysis. Eight HCI experts participating in the study were asked to classify the papers presented at the EWHCr92 Conference. The results show satisfactory agreement between the experts' classifications, as well as high interpretability of the group data. Some conclusions ab...

The HCI community has long been accused of delivering ‘common sense’, ‘useless’ information, and to be ignorant of business needs. HCI experts are also criticized for failing to provide or apply theory-based techniques. This paper shows that the two goals may be incompatible. It discusses one case study in which HCI data intended for one purpose were inappropriately applied to support another. ...

The usability evaluation of the software interfaces is one of the prominent concepts in Human Computer Interaction (HCI). In order to increase the usability, the design of software interfaces becomes an important task for HCI experts. This paper describes a new HCI based software development approach called the Usability Evaluation based Model (UEM). The UEM consists of five processes that help...

Users’ dissatisfaction on the software used will impact the efficiency. Moreover, the lack of knowledge of users’ involvement in the development of the software will cause issues to the user’s later on. In the case of human-computer Interaction (HCI),it has been suggested that a user’s participation and HCI concern in the application growth life-cycle (SDLC) as an important procedure for a succ...

A panel of experts on human computer interaction (HCI) argues about who is best placed to ‘own’ HCI and the user centred design process, The experts come from a range of private and public sector organisations, both large (like Microsoft and the NHS) and small (System Concepts). The format of the panel will be loosely based on the popular radio and TV panel game “Whose line is it anyway?”

Recent advances in genetic testing and Internet technologies have led to a dramatic increase in the access non-experts have to their own personal genomic data. Such data are complex and sensitive, involve multiple dimensions of uncertainty, and can have substantial implications on individuals’ behavior, choices, and well-being. Personal genomic data are also unique because unlike other personal...

The Fuzzy Delphi Method (FDM) is one of the research methods used in obtaining experts’ consensus on specific issues. FDM a combination method and fuzzy theories. Although there are benefits using FDM, but literature review its application domain Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) still insufficient. Thus, this paper provided including HCI domain. This begins with presenting background methods, d...

aim: the aim of this study is to identify a framework of needed expertise for publishing academic electronic textbooks according to the characteristics of this kind of books. therefore the final result focuses on needed experts through the consensus method. method: delphi technique using the researcher made questionnaire was done in four rounds. the research population was composed of forty exp...

The term Fairness is used in the field of Machine Learning to refer a suite evaluation techniques, measures, and process adjustments focused on reduction bias statistical models. With many different potential definitions methodologies for implementing fairness, some contradictory goal or incompatible approach, there are challenges selection most appropriate definition(s) meet ethical expectatio...

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