Review
Book review: INTERFACING THOUGHT: COGNITIVE ASPECTS OF COMPUTER-HUMAN INTERACTION ed. by John M. Carroll (MIT Press)
ACM SIGCHI Bulletin, v 20(2), pp 88-91
01 Oct 1988
Abstract
With Interfacing Thought , editor John Carroll brings together some of the best cognitive scientists working in the field of human-computer interaction. (HCI). Individually, many of the papers in this book are very good and represent recent applied cognitive research in human-computer interaction. Collectively, the papers emphasize the research and theoretical side of the HCI equation and reflect the diversity of approaches for applying cognitive science to human-computer interaction.
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- Title
- Book review: INTERFACING THOUGHT: COGNITIVE ASPECTS OF COMPUTER-HUMAN INTERACTION ed. by John M. Carroll (MIT Press)
- Creators
- Wayne GrayMichael Atwood
- Publication Details
- ACM SIGCHI Bulletin, v 20(2), pp 88-91
- Publisher
- ACM
- Resource Type
- Review
- Language
- English
- Academic Unit
- College of Computing and Informatics
- Other Identifier
- 991021868013904721