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Richard Anderson
Tapped for these interview sessions were some of HCI's most original thinkers. Clement Mok and Jakob Nielsen were asked to address the Web and Web design limits to human–computer interaction (HCI). Bill Buxton and Clifford Nass tackled human limits to HCI. Wayne Gray and Bill Gaver compared their perspectives on methodological limits to HCI. And Don Norman and Janice Rohn squared off to address organizational limits to HCI. The interviewer was the Interviews Chair for CHI 99—Richard Anderson, whose work is all about setting the stage for avoiding or overcoming limits to HCI and who has conducted several interview…
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