Welcome to the 19 th Annual HCIL Symposium & Open House

1. Welcome to the 19th AnnualHCIL Symposium & Open House Steve Halperin Dean, College of Computer, Mathematical and Physical Sciences Benjamin B. BedersonDirector, HCIL

2. Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)

3. University of Maryland, Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory (HCIL) • Interdisciplinary research team • Computer Science • Psychology • Education • Information Studies • Administered within UMIACS, the Institute for Advanced Computer Studies

4. University of Maryland, Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory User interfaces and … • Design, implement & evaluate new interface technologies • Work closely with users • Collaborate with government and industry • Scientific method • Innovate with a range of technologies • Graphics, robotics, speech, PDAs, input devices… • Visualization, collaboration, information retrieval, children/family applications…

5. University of Maryland, Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory HCIL Members Computer Science • Faculty: Vic Basili, Ben Bederson, Allison Druin, Jean-Daniel Fekete, Jim Hendler, Ben Shneiderman • Staff: Allison Farber, Jesse Grosjean, Trina Harris, Daqing He, Rebecca Hwa, Sabrina Liao, Catherine Plaisant, Glenda Revelle, Anne Rose, Yoshifumi Takayama • Students: Steve Betten, Jim Blowitski, Irina Ceaparu, Hilary Hutchinson, Gene Chipman, Lance Good, Harry Hochheiser, Juan Pablo Hourcade, Hyunmo Kang, Bongshin Lee, Jaime Montemayor, Jinwook Seo, Sante Simms, Bongwon Suh , François Guimbretiere

6. HCIL Members Psychology • Kent Norman College of Information Studies • Doug Oard, Jinmook Kim, Laura Slaughter, Dagobert Soergel, Jianqiang Wang, Ann Weeks College of Education • Allison Druin, Allison Farber, Juhyun Lee, Sabrina Liao, Glenda Revelle Institute for Systems Research • Gary Rubloff

7. HCIL Successes • In the news: • Ben S. & PhotoMesa – Washington Post, May 9, 2002 • MALACH – New York Times, Oct 25, 2001 • Allison D. – Converge Magazine, Aug 2001 • StoryBlocks – Baltimore Business Journal, June 28, 2001 • Treemaps – ComputerWorld, July 2, 2001 • TimeSearcher – ComputerWorld, June 4, 2001 • Major grants: • MALACH, Holocaust Oral Histories, NSF, $7.5mDoug Oard, with IBM, Johns Hopkins, and Shoah Foundation • International Children’s Digital Library, NSF $3.0mAllison Druin, Ben Bederson with the Internet Archive • Digital Government, NSF $1.1mBen Shneiderman, Catherine Plaisaint with UNC

8. Advisory Board 2002 • Debbie Boehm-Davis, George Mason Univ. • Amy Bruckman, Georgia Tech • Clare-Marie Karat, IBM • John Karat, IBM • Jock Mackinlay, Palo Alto Research Center • Chris North, Virginia Tech • Jenny Preece, UMBC

9. SOH 2002 Supporters • Celera Genomics • IBM • Microsoft Research • Spotfire • UM Biotechnology Institute • Usability Professionals Association • UMD campus units: • Institute for Advanced Computer Studies • College of Computer, Mathematical and Physical Sciences • Institute for Systems Research • Office of Information Technology • Maryland Applied Information Technology Initiative

10. Press1% Faculty/Staff30% Industry26% Students23% Government20% 270 SOH Attendees St. Mary's College of Maryland Stanford University Swim Design Consultants The Continuity Project The Gimbal Group, Inc. The Johns Hopkins Univeristy Press The MITRE Corporation The National Academies Titan Systems Towson University Tufts University U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics U.S. Census Bureau U.S. Department of Labor UBS Warburg UMAB School of Nursing UMass Lowell UMBC UMBI UMD UMD UMUC United States Naval Academy Univeristy of New Mexico Univeristy of Virginia University of British Columbia University of Massachusetts Lowell University of Michigan University of North Carolina University of Virginia USDA UserWorks Viaken Systems Inc. Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Tech IDS JMG & Company Johns Hopkins University Joint Warfare Analysis Center McDonald Bradley, Inc. Merck Mind*Link International MIT Media Lab Montgomery Blair High School Montgomery County Government NASA National Cancer Institute National Center for Health Statistics National Library of Medicine New Jersey Institute of Technology NIST Noldus Information Technology Ogilvy PR Penn State York Potomac Tech Journal Quarry Integrated Communications RealInterface RGS Associates, Inc. Robert W. Deutsch Foundation Rutgers University Sapient Savannah College of Art and Design School of Nursing, UMB Spotfire, Inc. Abt Associates, Inc. Advanced Network & Services, Inc. Agilent Technologies Appalachian Regional Commission Applied Speech Resources AT&T Bantu Inc. Bitterest Pill Publications Browse3D Celera Genomics Center for Disease Control ChevronTexaco Children's National Medical Center Computer Sciences Corporation Consultant CSEsolutions CUNY - Brooklyn College DARPA / IXO Department of Defense Devgen nv Discovery Communications Dowling College Duke Energy Duke University Education Week Electronic Ink eMontgomery Forum One Communications Gallaudet University George Mason University George Washington University Georgetown University Government Hansie.com HealthMark Multimedia Hughes Network Systems IBM TJ Watson Research Center

11. User-Centered Design Message Board for Families Children as Design Partners MALACH: Holocaust Oral Histories Children’s Storytelling Information Seeking Digital Libraries for Children News Audio Access International Children’s Digital Library Access to Foreign Language Collections Information Understanding Visualizing Millions of Items Web-Based Surveys Simulation in Engineering Time Series Data Bioinformatics Visualization Browsing Large Trees Data Monitoring with Treemaps Interactive Web Maps University of Maryland, Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory Today’s Topics

12. SOH Roadmap 9am: Presentations Noon: Eat with Lunch Bunches (& cake!) 1:30pm: Final Presentations 3:30pm: Open House with Live Demos Enjoy the presentation slides, tech reports, video, etc. in your bag. “Leonardo’s Laptop” will be mailed to you. Please don’t forgetthe survey!