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Bibliography: 

• Background Readings:
• Engineering Psychology and Human Performance 
• Designing the Star User Interface 
• Famous Lab Redesigns Itself to Give Tech a Human Face 
• Human Factors Guide for Aviation Maintenance 

• Interesting Sites:
• Examples of Bad Human Factors Designs
• Human Interface Technology Laboratory Contains current research on virtual reality. 
• Almaden Research Center User Systems Ergonomics Research 
• Interesting Human Factors Sites 
• Human Factors Society
• Comic Strip Pokes fun at the human factors issues which limit the success of on-line magazines. 
• Useability analysis of WebTV
• Other Useability Commentaries, including Web site design 

• Books:
• Cringeley, Bob.  Triumph of the Nerds: Accidental Empires.  1996. 
• Laurel, Brenda.  The Art of Human Computer Interface Design.  Addison Wesley, 1990. 
• Preece, Jenny.  A Guide to Usability:  Human Factors in Computing, Addison Wesley, 1994. 
• Stuart, Roby.  The Design of Virtual Environments.  McGraw-Hill, 1996. 
• Winograd, Terry.  Bringing Design to Software.  Addison Wesley, 1996. 

• Essays' References:

• Carroll, J., and Mack, R. 1984.  Learning to Use a Word Processor: By Doing, by Thinking, and by Knowing.  Human Factors in Computer Systems, 13-51
• Denning, P. 1990. Human Error and the Search for Blame. Communications of the   ACM 33, 6-7
• Lewis, C., and Norman, D. 1986. Designing for Error. User Centered Systems Design, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 411-432
• Norman, D. 1990. Human Error and the Design of Computer Systems.  Communications of the ACM 33, 4-5
• Buxton, W. 1986. Chunking and phrasing and the design of human-computer dialogues. Information Processing '86, Proc. 10th World Computer Congress,      North Holland 
• Goldberg, D., and Goodisman, A. 1991. Stylus User Interfaces for Manipulating Text. Proc. UIST '91, ACM 

• Karl, L. R., Pettey, M. Shneiderman, B. 1993. Speech versus  mouse commands for word-processing: an empirical evaluation.  International Journal of Man-        Machine Studies, 39, 667-687. 
• Leggett, J. and Williams, G. 1984. An empirical investigation of voice as an input modality for computer programmming.  International Journal of Man-Machine       Studies, 21, 493-520. 
• Martin, G. L. 1989. The utility of speech input in user-computer interfaces. International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 30, 355-375. 

• Jacobs, R. J., Johnstson, A. W., and Cole, B. L. 1975. The visibility of   alphabetic and symbolic traffic signs. Australian Road Research, 5,  68-86 
• Kline, T. J. B., Ghali, L. M., Kline, D. W. 1990. Visibility distance of highway signs among young, middle-aged, and elderly observers. Human Factors, 32, 609-619 
• Owsley, C. E., and Sloane, M. E. 1987. Contrast sensitivity, acuity, and the perception of "real-world" targets. British Journal of  Ophthalmology, 71, 791- 796. 
  

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