Education:
- B.Architecture, University of Detroit (1965)
- Graduate Study, Architecture, Cornell University
(1965-67)
- Ph.D., Computer Science, Carnegie-Mellon University
(1973)
Positions:
- Distinguished Engineer, IBM Almaden Research
Center (2001)
- Principal Scientist, Xerox PARC
(2000)
Manager, Collaborative Systems Area, Xerox PARC (1992-99)
- Principal Scientist, Xerox PARC
(1990-92)
First Director, Rank Xerox EuroPARC, Cambridge,
England (1986-90)
- Manager, User-System Research Area, Xerox PARC
(1984-86)
- Principal Scientist, Xerox PARC
(1984)
- Research Scientist, Xerox PARC (1974-84)
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Founder and Editor, Human-Computer Interaction
(1982-present)
Research:
- Early work on the theoretical foundations of
human-computer interaction:
- resulting in the seminal book (with Stu Card
and Allen Newell),
- The Psychology of Human-Computer Interaction (1983).
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- Developed several analysis tools and theoretical
frameworks for HCI:
- GOMS family of user models
(1980)
Command Language Grammar (1981)
- external-internal task mapping (1983)
- analysis of user mental models (1983)
- QOC design rationale representation (1991)
- workaday world paradigm for CSCW (1990)
embodied user interfaces (1998)
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- Developed several innovative interactive systems:
- NoteCards idea-processing hypertext system (1986)
- Instructional Design Environment (1988)
- user-tailorable Buttons system (1990)
- RAVE media space environment (1992)
- Tivoli electronic whiteboard system (1993)
multimedia
meeting capture and "salvaging" tools (1996)
whiteboard-embedded meeting tools (1998)
camera-captured walls (1999)
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