Behaviour & Information Technology, Volume 20

Volume 20, Number 1, 2001

• David A. Caulton:
  Relaxing the homogeneity assumption in usability testing. 1-7
  
• Daniel Freudenthal:
  Age differences in the performance of information retrieval tasks. 9-22
  
• Daniel Freudenthal:
  The role of age, foreknowledge and complexity in learning to operate a complex device. 23-35
  
• Kent L. Norman, Zachary Friedman, Kirk Norman, Rod Stevenson:
  Navigational issues in the design of online self-administered questionnaires. 37-45
  
• Willem-Paul Brinkman, V. P. Buil, R. Cullen, R. Gobits, Floris L. Van Nes:
  Design and evaluation of online multimedia maintenance manuals. 47-52
  
• Steve Smithies, Kevin Novins, James Arvo:
  Equation entry and editing via handwriting and gesture recognition. 53-67
  
• Sofiane Sahraoui:
  Harnessing knowledge workers' participation for IT planning effectiveness: the informational and motivational mediating effects of users' microplanning behaviour. 69-77
  

Volume 20, Number 2, 2001

• Yngve Sundblad, Sören Lenman:
  Five years' experience from CID: an interdisciplinary competence centre for design of usable interactive IT applications. 81-89
  
• Åke Walldius:
  Shared 3-D workplace exhibitions as sites for community meetings. 91-99
  
• Konrad Tollmar, Didier Chincholle, Britt Klasson, Thomas Stephanson:
  VideoCafé - exploring mediaspaces in public places within organizations. 101-110
  
• Ann Lantz:
  Meetings in a distributed group of experts: comparing face-to-face, chat and collaborative virtual environments. 111-117
  
• Gustav Taxén, Allison Druin, Carina Fast, Marita Kjellin:
  KidStory: a technology design partnership with children. 119-125
  
• John Bowers:
  Crossing the line: a field study of inhabited television. 127-140
  

Volume 20, Number 3, 2001

• Linda A. Martin, Mark W. Platt:
  Printing and screen reading in the medical school curriculum: Guttenberg vs. the cathode ray tube. 143-148
  
• Guy Labiale:
  Visual search and preferences concerning different types of guidance displays. 149-158
  
• Andrew Sears, Julie A. Jacko, Josey Y. M. Chu, Francisco Moro:
  The role of visual search in the design of effective soft keyboards. 159-166
  
• Diarmid Marshall, John C. Foster, Mervyn A. Jack:
  User performance and attitude towards schemes for alphanumeric data entry using restricted input devices. 167-188
  
• Dimitri Van Der Linden, Sabine Sonnentag, Michael Frese, Cathy Van Dyck:
  Exploration strategies, performance, and error consequences when learning a complex computer task. 189-198
  
• Dan Diaper:
  Task analysis for knowledge descriptions (TAKD): a requiem for a method. 199-212
  
• Jorge Conde Vieitez, Alberto De La Torre Carcía, María Teresa Vega Rodríguez:
  Perception of job security in a process of technological change: its influence on psychological well-being. 213-223
  
• Anat Dvash, Bilha Mannheim:
  Technological coupling, job characteristics and operators' well-being as moderated by desirability of control. 225-236
  

Volume 20, Number 4, 2001

• Monica S. Castelhano, Paul Muter:
  Optimizing the reading of electronic text using rapid serial visual presentation. 237-247
  
• Volker Wulf, Björn Golombek:
  Direct activation: a concept to encourage tailoring activities. 249-263
  
• Brooke Smith, Peter Caputi:
  Cognitive interference in computer anxiety. 265-273
  
• Gholamreza Torkzadeh, Thomas P. Van Dyke:
  Development and validation of an Internet self-efficacy scale. 275-280
  
• Xiaoyan Xie, Fuzong Lin, Tao Zhang:
  Comparison between on- and off-campus behaviour and adaptability in online learning: a case from China. 281-291
  
• Chris W. Clegg, Belen Icasati-Johanson, Stuart Bennett:
  E-business: boom or gloom? 293-298
  

Volume 20, Number 5, 2001

• Ahmet E. Cakir:
  A personal view. 299-305
  
• John M. Carroll:
  Community computing as human - computer interaction. 307-314
  
• Susan M. Dray, David A. Siegel:
  The past recaptured: in search of lost paradigms. 315-321
  
• Ken Eason:
  Changing perspectives on the organizational consequences of information technology. 323-328
  
• Bonnie E. John, Len Bass:
  Usability and software architecture. 329-338
  
• Stephen J. Payne, Andrew Howes, William R. Reader:
  Adaptively distributing cognition: a decision-making perspective on human - computer interaction. 339-346
  
• Jenny Preece:
  Sociability and usability in online communities: determining and measuring success. 347-356
  
• Xiaowen Fang, Gavriel Salvendy:
  A personal perspective on behaviour and information technology: a 20-year progress and future trend. 357-366
  
• Ben Shneiderman, Harry Hochheiser:
  Universal usability as a stimulus to advanced interface design. 367-376
  
• Karol Szlichcinski:
  Twenty years of telecommunications research in BIT. 377-386
  
• Floris L. Van Nes:
  The running ergonomist; a permanent appearance? 387-393
  
• Paul Wilson:
  20 years in the life of a long-term empirical personal electronic filing study. 395-409
  

Volume 20, Number 6, 2001

• I. Scott MacKenzie, Shawn X. Zhang:
  An empirical investigation of the novice experience with soft keyboards. 411-418
  
• Steve J. Westerman, Timothy Cribbin, R. Wilson:
  Virtual information space navigation: evaluating the use of head tracking. 419-426
  
• Mats Lind, Stefan Seipel, Christer Mattiason:
  Displaying meta-information in context. 427-432
  
• A. Ant Ozok, Gavriel Salvendy:
  How consistent is your web design? 433-447
  
• Caroline Parker, Murray Sinclair:
  User-centred design does make a difference. The case of decision support systems in crop production. 449-460