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1996
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Richard David Jacques:
The nature of engagement and its role in hypermedia evaluation and design. London South Bank University, UK, 1996

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1995
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Blair Nonnecke, Richard David Jacques, Diana McKerlie, Jennifer Preece:
Video-based hypermedia: guiding design with users' questions. New Rev. Hypermedia Multim. 1: 185-197 (1995)

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1997
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Judith Ramsay, Richard David Jacques:
Cognitive and Software Solutions for Computer-related Anxiety. CHI Extended Abstracts 1997: 229
1996
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Jennifer Preece, Judith Ramsay, Richard David Jacques, Alessandro Barabesi:
The Center for People and Systems Interaction (CPSI). CHI Conference Companion 1996: 149-150

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