Adaptive User Interfaces Class 8113d, Fall 94

This page contains a short description of the class objectives and two lists of documents:

  1. The papers presented and discussed during the seminar. A number of these papers are in PostScript-Format. The access to these PostScript-Files is limited.

  2. The protocol of the presentations and discussions, usually in plain ASCII format.

Class Description

Adaptive interfaces are a promising attempt to overcome contemporary problems due to the increasing complexity of human-computer interaction. They are designed to tailor a system's interactive behavior with consideration of both individual needs of human users and altering conditions within an application environment. The broader approach of intelligent user interfaces includes adaptive characteristics as a major source of its intelligent behavior.

In this seminar we concentrate on the following aspects of adaptivity in user interfaces:

There is a tentative schedule for the presentations during the seminar.


Papers


Presentation protocols


Contact Information:

Matthias Schneider-Hufschmidt
msch@cc.gatech.edu
College of Computing
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, GA 30332-0280
Ph: +1-404-894-0387

Last Modified: Nov. 28, 1994 by msch@cc.gatech.edu