Links to pages of HCI-related quotations
have been added to the HCI Webliography.
Tables of Contents now show more information about conference proceedings and journal volumes,
including editors, number of papers, number of pages, publishers, and standard numbers.
For conferences, the theme, dates, and location are shown, if available.
An events calendar will provide links to conference web sites as well as published proceedings.
The page of top authors now shows a numeric histogram of publications by year,
broken up by decades.
This page lists the inductees into the CHI Academy
with links to award citations and publications in the HCI Bibliography.
For several categories in the HCI Webliography,
some of the 1st sites to visit are identified.
Searching for a title on Google is a good way to find full text,
often on the author's home page. Look for the hot G before the title.
You can now export records to the
RefWorks service.
Look for the "RW" links on individual records,
or choose ExportRefworks from a table of contents
of a
journal
or
conference.
You can now export records to
EndNote bibliograpic software.
Look for the "EN" links on individual records,
or choose Export from the Format: menu.
You will be prompted for a download to the EndNote application.
hcibib.org has a new search service.
- more conventional search syntax
- sorted, paginated results
- brief/detailed/refer and new tabular formats
- subject, author, date, and source facets (DETAILS)
- more document type limits
- persistent options saved in cookies
Authors in tables of contents and search results will be hotlinked
to queries to find items by the author.
HCI Webliography categories
(e.g.,
intercultural:companies
are now hotlinks to search for Web items in that category.
So if you see a resource of interest,
you can click to see others in that category.
The HCI Webliography
categorizes Internet resources on Human-Computer Interaction.
Rather than generate link pages on several sites,
the links will now be gathered at the HCI Bibliography site.
Added a box on home screen with links to useful HCI sites.
Added a box on home screen with links to popular HCI columns.
Added an option to dynamic tables of contents
to show abstracts.
Created a page on the project privacy policy.
Everyone else had one.
The tables of contents
(accessible from
the
journals
and
conference
tables)
now contain links to the HCI Bibliography home page,
the related coverage table,
publication information for the journal or conference,
and a link to the full records (usually with abstracts
and keywords).
The HCI Bibliography logo and motto have been buried
in favor of providing more screen space for content.
Also, the colors were changed to use the Web color-safe palette.
The HCIBIB FAQ answers a few but repeatedly asked questions
about the HCI Bibliography.
Especially useful sites will be featured on the main page.
There is no basis for the choice, other than Gary Perlman
has found the site useful.
Gary Perlman and the HCI Bibliography receive no compensation
for featuring a site.
Results from a search can now be numbered.
All the pages in the HCIBIB domain
have passed the Bobby 3.1 accessibility test.
Information on the publishers and permissions
file has been merged into publisher records in the Internet Resources file.
References to publishers are now converted to hotlinks
to find associated records.
The publishers of the most HCI books
are featured on a new page
with links to search for their books.
Links to tables of contents
of recently released materials
are now available on the news page.
The
Conference Coverage Table
and
Journal Coverage Table
now contain links to dynamically generated tables of contents
for proceedings and journal volumes.
Label tags and title attributes were
added to the search form to increase accessibility.
The main page will show a "featured query"
for people to try out.
Most publisher names in copyright fields
are hot links to the publisher information
in the file
publish.html
which provides information about how to obtain their publications.
Try this search:
1990 Publications
You can ask an expert for help
design a better search strategy.
This table summarizes most
journals covered, which volumes have been released,
with links to find their records.
This table summarizes most
conferences covered, with links to find their records.
The numbers in the tables are conference numbers (e.g., 8th annual).
Some carefully planned queries are
in the internet links file.
The total number of entries by year
are now included in the
Dates of Publications
page.
The most frequent authors
are gathered from the database files
with links to find their records.