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Reaching the interactive customer

Mai-lan Tomsen

2003

Naturally intelligent systems

Maureen Caudill

1990

Designing Interactive Systems

David Benyon

2013

Protecting privacy in two-way electronic services

David H. Flaherty

1985

Cognitive science and its applications for human-computer interaction

Raymonde Guindon

1988

An introduction to human-computer interaction

Paul A. Booth

1995

Interactive Operations Research with Maple

Mahmut Parlar

2000

Interfacing thought

John M. Carroll

1987 ★ 4.3

Programming interactivity

Joshua J. Noble

2009

Fundamentals of interactive computer graphics

James D. Foley

1982

Application of computer technology to the working-drawings phase of architecture

Glenn LaVine

1972

The interactive book

Celia Pearce

1997

The psychology of human-computer interaction

Stuart K. Card

1983

Communication technology

Everett M. Rogers

1986

Exploring expect

Don Libes

1995

IPython Interactive Computing and Visualization Cookbook

Cyrille Rossant

2014

Online Game Interactivity Theory (Advances in Computer Graphics and Game Development Series)

Markus Friedl

2002

Interactive computer graphics

Edward Angel

1997

Digital experience design

Linda Leung

2008

Computational visualization

Thomas Strothotte

1998

Quantum mechanics on the Macintosh

Siegmund Brandt

1995

User-designed computing

Louis Schlueter

1982

Interactive computing software skills

Michael Banino, Kenneth C. Laudon, Evan Kantor et al.

1998

ISPF

Joseph A. Azevedo

1989

Interactivity by design

Ray Kristof

1995

The design of interactive computer displays

Kate McGee

1985

The Oberon system

Martin Reiser

1991

Life After Television (Revised)

George Gilder

1985

Object-Oriented Interface Design

IBM

1992

Directions in human-computer interaction

Albert Badre, Ben Shneiderman

1982

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