HCI Bibliography : Prepared Searches

Page updated: 2015-05-11 Accesses since 2007-01-22:

This page shows specially-prepared searches on specific topics in the HCI Bibliography. Each of the following links will perform a search for publications (books, websites, conference papers, journal articles) on Human-Computer Interaction. Some searches appear more than once in the alphabetized list to make them easier to find. You can search for the prepared searches (newer ones will appear first).

With the results of any of the searches:

Use the Subjects limit to narrow your search.
Use the Authors limit to see who is doing work in the topic area.
Use the Dates limit to see when the topic was popular.
Use the Sources limit to see what journals and conferences cover the topic.
Use the Type limit to narrow your search to books or websites.

Play the HCI Bibliography 'Who Dunnit?' Game! You will need a group of players, preferably experts in HCI, possibly in teams. Players or teams take turns choosing a prepared search. For each guess in the top authors in the results (at most nine will be visible at first), you get 10 points, minus the position in the list. Variations of author names are handled by arguing; good luck on that. Or you can see who can guess the top author in each list. Variation: Guess the conferences or journals in which the results appear. Variation: Guess the conferences or journals in which frequent authors publish.

Send suggested hot topics to director@hcibib.org.