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ORCID9th AUIC 2008: Wollongong, NSW, Victoria, Australia
- Beryl Plimmer, Gerald Weber:
User Interfaces 2008, Ninth Australasian User Interface Conference, AUIC 2008, Wollongong, NSW, Australia, January 2008. CRPIT 76, Australian Computer Society 2008, ISBN 978-1-920682-57-6 - Andrew F. Monk:
Simple, social, ethical and beautiful : requirements for UIs in the home. 3-9 - Keith Nesbitt, Ian Hoskens:
Multi-sensory Game Interface Improves Player Satisfaction but not Performance. 13-18 - Aaron Stafford, Wayne Piekarski:
User Evaluation of God-like Interaction Techniques. 19-27 - Matt Adcock, Jaewoo Chung, Chris Schmandt:
AreWeThereYet? - A Temporally Aware Media Player. 29-32 - Duncan Stevenson, Jane Li, Jocelyn Smith, Matthew A. Hutchins:
A Collaborative Guidance Case Study. 33-42 - Peter Hutterer, Bruce H. Thomas:
Enabling Co-located Ad-hoc Collaboration on Shared Displays. 43-50 - Ross T. Smith, Wayne Piekarski:
Public and Private Workspaces on Tabletop Displays. 51-54 - Fiora Au, Simon Baker, Ian Warren, Gillian Dobbie:
Automated Usability Testing Framework. 55-64 - Christof Lutteroth:
Automated Reverse Engineering of Hard-Coded GUI Layouts. 65-73 - Neil Ramsay, Stuart Marshall, Alex Potanin:
Annotating UI Architecture with Actual Use. 75-78 - Philip Quinn, Andy Cockburn:
The Effects of Menu Parallelism on Visual Search and Selection. 79-84 - Peter Saffrey, Helen C. Purchase:
The 'Mental Map' versus 'Static Aesthetic' Compromise in Dynamic Graphs : A User Study. 85-93
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