Humane interfaces : questions of method and practice in cognitive technology

INTRODUCTION Barbara Gorayska, Jonathon Marsh and Jacob Mey Methods and Practice in Cognitive Technology: A question of questions 1 THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES MIND CHANGE OR CHANGED MINDS? Commentary and chapter summaries 1 Barbara Gorayska and Jonathon Marsh Investigations in Cognitive Technology: Questioning perspective 1 1 17 2 Roger Lindsay Can We Change Our Minds? The Impact of Coniputer Technoloal on Human Cognition 45 3 Richard Janney Computers and Psychosis 4 Hartmut Haberland The Natural and the Artificial it7 Oingmge arid Teclinologji 5 Alonso Vera Understanding Users: The knowledge-level of analysis 71 8 1 89 AUGMENTATION, MEDIATION, INTEGRATION? Commentary and chapter summaries 105 6 Frank Biocca The Cyborg’s Dileninia: Progressive enibodiment in virtual environments 1 13 7 Kari lcuutti Cognitive Tools Reconsidered: From augnientation to mediation 145 xii 8 Benny Karpatschof The Meeting Place of Cognition and Technology 9 Will Fitzgerald and Eric Goldstein Honesty of Affordance 10 Steven D. Tripp The Design of Cognitive Tools 11 Jacques Vidal Cyberspace Bionics 12 Myron Krueger Cognitive Space 161 179 191 203 219 APPLIED METHODS HOW DO WE CONVERT PRINCIPLES INTO VALID AND VALlDATED APPLIED METHODS? Commentary and chapter summaries 23 1 13 David Good On Why the Blind Leading the Blind is a Good Idea 14 IanHart Between the Idea and the Reality: The case for qualitative Research in education 235 25 1 15 Alex Kass and Joe Herman Computer Environments Designed to Promote Cognitive Change through the Development of Well Reasoned Recommendations 269 16 Colin T. Schmidt and Patrick Ruch Evolution of Man I s Needs and Technological Progression: Pragmatic foundations for a relational coupling 17 Muneo Kitajima Successful Technology Must Enable People to Utilise Existing Cognitive Skills 293 307 ... XllI I8 Douglas Herrmann, Carol Yoder, Virgil Sheets, Justine Wells, and Brad Brubaker Palmtop Reminding Devices: Capabilites and limitations 327 19 John Sillince A User Designed Contextualisation Method for an Argumentation Support Tool 345 20 Wolfgang Halang Cognition Oriented Soflare Verification 355 INDEX 3 87