Titlebook: Interactive Media; Roy Rada Book 1995 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1995 Interaction.computer.groupware.human-computer interaction (HCI).

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Book 1995tudents have provided helpful feedback for the contents of the book. The author is particularly grateful for the contributions of Antonios Michailidis and Alex Birchall. Antonios‘s influence is most prominent in the chapters on groups, and Alex‘s, in the latter chapters on organizations. Claude Ghao

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Human-Computer Interactionmputers. A general model of . emphasizes the flow of information and control at the human-computer interface [74]. The tasks which this chapter addresses are the basic ones of accessing and creating information.

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Multimediarom which multimedia systems can be viewed, the . focuses on the possibilities offered to the user for manipulating richer information using natural sensory abilities [3]. The technology perspective addresses the computational and representational requirements of multimedia — this chapter takes the

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Group and Groupware Principlestinct activities such that the sum of the activities accomplishes some group objective. Tools may be designed to support this group work by being a natural extension of the group process. To be effective the technology of a work group must fit the structure of its tasks [73]. This chapter develops a

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