Human-Computer Interaction groups the computing pioneers in this atlas whose central, explicitly stated contribution concerns the design, evaluation, and theory of interfaces between people and computers. Members range from the researchers who founded the discipline and built the first interactive systems and the computer mouse, through the figures who articulated usability heuristics, direct-manipulation interfaces, and graphical interaction guidelines that remain foundational to interface design education today. This is the founding subarea of the ACM Computing Classification System Human-Centered Computing area, named for the direct interaction between a person and a machine rather than for any wider social or collaborative setting a system might also be used in.
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1. Wikipedia: Human-computer interaction
Wikimedia FoundationHuman-computer interaction article, sentence naming 1975Quote, Human-computer interaction article, sentence naming 1975
The first known use was in 1975 by Carlisle.
View the Source ACM SIGCHI: About the Discipline of Human-Computer Interaction
Wikipedia: Douglas Engelbart
Wikipedia: Randy Pausch
Wikipedia: Larry Tesler
Wikipedia: Ben Shneiderman
Wikipedia: T. V. Raman
Wikipedia: Mihai Nadin
Wikipedia: David Canfield Smith
Wikipedia: Margaret Burnett
Wikipedia: Thad Starner
Wikipedia: Alan Dix
Wikipedia, Vicki L. Hanson
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Wikipedia: Allison Druin
Wikidata: Wendy Hall
Wikidata: Andries van Dam
Has Member: Andries van Dam
Wikidata: Bert Bos
Has Member: Bert Bos
Wikidata: J. C. R. Licklider
Has Member: J. C. R. Licklider
Wikidata: Paul Dourish
Has Member: Paul Dourish
Wikipedia: Don Norman
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Wikidata: Steve Whittaker
Wikidata: Lisa Anthony
Wikidata: Bill English
Wikidata: Jeffrey Zeldman
Wikidata: Jaime Levy
Wikidata: Jennifer Niederst Robbins
Wikidata: Susan M. Dray
Wikidata: Jon Mittelhauser
Wikidata: Vladimir Pokhilko
Susanne Bødker (Wikipedia)
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known for her contributions to human-computer interaction
View the Source John Gruber (Wikipedia)
Has Member: John Gruber, Lead sectionQuote, Has Member: John Gruber, Lead section
technology blogger, UI designer, and co-creator of the Markdown markup language
View the Source Wikipedia: Jef Raskin
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who conceived and began leading the Macintosh project at Apple in the late 1970s
View the Source Jaron Lanier (Wikipedia)
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Considered a founder of the field of virtual reality
View the Source Nicholas Negroponte (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Nicholas Negroponte, Career, MITQuote, Has Member: Nicholas Negroponte, Career, MIT
a combination lab and think tank which studied new approaches to human-computer interaction
View the Source Marissa Mayer (Wikipedia)
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long-time executive, usability leader and key spokesperson for Google
View the Source Pattie Maes (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Pattie Maes, Education and careerQuote, Has Member: Pattie Maes, Education and career
Currently, Maes leads the Fluid Interfaces group at the Lab, which focuses on technological cognitive augmentation.
View the Source Kai Krause (Wikipedia)
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a German software and graphical user interface designer, best known for founding MetaCreations Corp.
View the Source Alan C. Ashton (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Alan C. Ashton, Career, word processingQuote, Has Member: Alan C. Ashton, Career, word processing
Ashton began work on word processing when he created a specification for an improved console-based word processor
View the Source Bob Wallace (computer scientist) (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Bob Wallace (computer scientist), Biography, Brown UniversityQuote, Has Member: Bob Wallace (computer scientist), Biography, Brown University
where he worked on the pioneering hypertext File Retrieval and Editing System with Andries van Dam and Ted Nelson
View the Source Ellen Spertus (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Ellen Spertus, Career, App Inventor platformQuote, Has Member: Ellen Spertus, Career, App Inventor platform
Spertus spent her time working on App Inventor for Android
View the Source Stephen Brewster (Wikipedia)
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is the Professor of Human-Computer Interaction in the Department of Computing Science at the University of Glasgow
View the Source Caryn Navy (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Caryn Navy, Lead, Braille technology workQuote, Has Member: Caryn Navy, Lead, Braille technology work
she is chiefly known for her work in set-theoretic topology and Braille technology
View the Source Enid Mumford (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Enid Mumford, Work, user participationQuote, Has Member: Enid Mumford, Work, user participation
Enid Mumford specifically emphasized the importance of participative system design.
View the Source Marilyn Tremaine (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Marilyn Tremaine, Professional career, SIGCHI foundingQuote, Has Member: Marilyn Tremaine, Professional career, SIGCHI founding
Tremaine co-founded ACM SIGCHI.
View the Source Kellogg S. Booth (UBC faculty page)
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He has worked in the fields of computer graphics and human-computer interaction since 1968.
View the Source Rosalind Picard (Wikipedia)
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founder and director of the Affective Computing Research Group
View the Source Catherine Pelachaud (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Catherine Pelachaud, Lead sectionQuote, Has Member: Catherine Pelachaud, Lead section
specializing in human-computer interaction
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