Authors:
Gary Perlman
A Brief History of the HCI Bibliography The Idea The HCI Bibliography grew out of my experiences in 1988 while writing a curriculum module on user interface development for the Software Engineering Institute [2]. I was delighted to have work-study students type in the bibliographic information for about 200 references; I especially liked having the abstracts and/or tables of contents online. I could search the file, reorder records, import them into bibliography management tools, and so on. I thought, "If a couple of students can put online hundreds of records in a few weeks, what could hundreds or thousands…
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