Titlebook: End User Development; Henry Lieberman,Fabio Paternò,Volker Wulf Book 2006 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2006 Design.Interface.berck

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Psychological Issues in End-User Programming,isen from these themes. In this chapter, I will refer to the work of both communities under the generic term “psychology of programming,” although as will become clear later, this term is not completely adequate..Key words. psychology, programming, end-users, education, spreadsheets, scripting, design models

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Natural Development of Nomadic Interfaces Based on Conceptual Descriptions,conceptual models, but with continuous support that facilitates their development, analysis, and use. In particular, we discuss the application of the proposed criteria to the CTTE and TERESA environments, which support the design and development of multi-device interfaces.

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Organizational View of End-User Development,and views on End User Development, and to help formulate further research directions in the area, including an outline strategy for managing the integration of EUD..Key words. organizational factors, EUD acceptance, survey of EUD perceptions

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A Semiotic Framing for End-User Development,hniques in either approach. Central to this characterization is the role of intentions in what users mean to say and do when using computers. Our characterization is in line with a broader concept of usability, in which systems must support users’ improvisation and creativity.

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More Natural Programming Languages and Environments,vironment called HANDS. This chapter provides an overviewof the goals and background for the Natural Programming research, the results of some of our user studies, and the highlights of the language design.

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