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Affective Computing

Rosalind W. Picard

1997

Designing Interactive Systems

David Benyon

2013

Information concepts

Gary Marchionini

2010

Digital Ground

Malcolm McCullough

2005

Information seeking in electronic environments

Gary Marchionini

1995

Virtual Reality

National Research Council (US)

1994

An introduction to human-computer interaction

Paul A. Booth

1995

Usability Engineering (Interactive Technologies)

Jakob Nielsen

1994

3-D sound for virtual reality and multimedia

Durand R. Begault

1994

Virtual reality

Kevin Teixeira, Ken Pimentel

1993

The Humane Interface

Jef Raskin

2000 ★ 3.8

Understanding your users

Catherine Courage

2005

Observing the user experience

Mike Kuniavsky

2003

Interfacing thought

John M. Carroll

1987 ★ 4.3

Programming interactivity

Joshua J. Noble

2009

Human factors design handbook

Wesley E. Woodson

1981

User-centered design of systems

Chris Baber, Jan Noyes, Janet M. Noyes

1999

Computers

Sarah Hutchinson-Clifford, Stacey C. Sawyer

1990

User error

Ellen Rose

2003

The Psychology of the Internet

Patricia Wallace

1999

In our own image

Giōrgos Zarkadakēs

2016

East of the Sun and West of the Moon

John Ringo

2006

The Digital Humanist

Domenico Fiormonte, Teresa Numerico, Francesca Tomasi

2015

Designing for Interaction

Dan Saffer

2007

Dragon Naturally Speaking for the Office Professional

Karl Barksdale

2000

Life 3.0

Max Tegmark

2017 ★ 4.1

The psychology of human-computer interaction

Stuart K. Card

1983

Daemon

Daniel Suarez

2009 ★ 4.1

Information visualization

ACM Press, Robert Spence

2000

Freedom™

Daniel Suarez

2010 ★ 4.2

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