Welcome to the library resource guide for Human Computer Interaction (HCI) at Carleton University. Scroll down to the Reference Materials section to find Encyclopedias, Dictionaries, and Handbooks.
Reference Materials:
Get background information from handbooks, encyclopedias, dictionaries.
Dictionaries and Encyclopedias
Handbooks
- Handbook of usability testing [electronic resource] : how to plan, design, and conduct effective tests, second edition / Jeff Rubin, Dana Chisnell.
- The human-computer interaction handbook [electronic resource] : fundamentals, evolving technologies, and emerging applications / edited by Andrew Sears and Julie A. Jacko.
- Handbook of human centric visualization [electronic resource] / Weidong Huang, editor ; forword by Peter Eades.
Once your topic is narrowly defined, select databases to find specific articles that have been published in journals.
Key Databases:
Additional Databases:
- Dissertations and Theses Global
- Google Scholar
- Scopus
- Web of Science Core Collection
- Wiley Online Journals
Select Journals:
- Human-computer interaction [electronic resource]
- International journal of human-computer studies [electronic resource]
- ACM Interactions
- Interacting with Computers [electronic resource].
- User Modeling and User-Adapted Interaction [electronic resource].
- ACM transactions on computer-human interaction : a publication of the Association for Computing Machinery.
- Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology: JASIST
- Ergonomics
- Applied ergonomics.
- Computers in Human Behavior [electronic resource].
- IEEE pervasive computing [electronic resource].
- IEEE transactions on haptics [electronic resource]
- International journal of human-computer interaction [electronic resource].
- Personal and Ubiquitous Computing [electronic resource].
- Behaviour & information technology [electronic resource].
Recommended Books:
Find books on your topic to gain greater depth and understanding.
Books and Serials on HCI are shelved at these locations in the Library of Congress system:
- BF1-990 Psychology New Titles
- HM1-1281 Sociology New Titles
- QA71-90 Computer science New Titles
- T1-995 Technology (General) New Titles
- TA1-2040 Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) New Titles
- TR1-1050 Photography New Titles
- Z665-718.8 Library & information sciences New Titles
We welcome your suggestions for books or other library materials you need for your study or research at Carleton.
Free eBooks
- Google Books >Human Computer Interaction
- Project Gutenberg: offers over 42,000 free ebooks: choose among free epub books, free kindle books, download them or read them online.
CUL Books
- New trends on human-computer interaction [electronic resource] : research, development, new tools and methods / José A. Macías, Toni Granollers, Pedro Latorre Andrés ; foreword by Angel Puerta.
- End user development [electronic resource] / edited by Henry Lieberman, Fabio Paternò and Volker Wulf.
- About face 3 [electronic resource] : the essentials of interaction design / Alan Cooper, Robert Reimann, and Dave Cronin.
- The design of everyday things [electronic resource] / Donald A. Norman.
- Software for use [electronic resource] : a practical guide to the models and methods of usage-centered design / Larry L. Constantine, Lucy A.D, Lockwood.
- Developing user interfaces [electronic resource] : ensuring usability through product & process / Deborah Hix, H. Rex Hartson.
- The usability engineering lifecycle [electronic resource] : a practioner's handbook for user interface design / Deborah J. Mayhew.
- Affective computing [electronic resource] / Rosalind W. Picard .
- Affective interactions; toward a new generation of computer interfaces.
- Emotions in Humans and Artifacts [electronic resource] / Robert Trappl, Paolo Petta and Sabine Payr (Eds.)
- Affective dialogue systems : tutorial and research workshop, ADS 2004, Kloster Irsee, Germany, June 14-16, 2004 ; proceedings / Elisabeth Andrâe ... [et al.].
- .NET internationalization [electronic resource] : the developer's guide to building global Windows and Web applications / Guy Smith-Ferrier.
- Human-Computer Interaction: Third Ed. Alan Dix, Janel Finlay, Gregory Abowd, Russel Beale
- The essential guide to user interface design [electronic resource] : an introduction to GUI design principles and techniques / Wilbert O. Galitz.
- Measuring the user experience [electronic resource] : collecting, analyzing, and presenting usability metrics / Tom Tullis, Bill Albert.
- Paper prototyping [electronic resource] : the fast and easy way to design and refine user interfaces / Carolyn Snyder.
- Interaction design [electronic resource] : beyond human-computer interaction / [Yvonne] Rogers, [Helen] Sharp, [Jenny] Preece.
- GUI bloopers 2.0 [electronic resource] : common user interface design don'ts and dos / Jeff Johnson.
- The inmates are running the asylum [electronic resource] / Alan Cooper.
- Sketching user experiences [electronic resource] : getting the design right and the right design / Bill Buxton.
Suggested Subject Headings:
- Accessibility
- Affective Interaction
- Critical Approaches to Qualitative Inquiry
- Discrete-Event Modelling and Simulation
- End-User Development
- Experimental Methods and Statistics
- HCI Design and Evaluation
- Interaction Design
- Interactive Entertainment Technologies
- Internationalization
- Object Oriented Software Development
- Research methods in HCI
- Software and User Interface Development
- Usability
Fulltext eBook Collections:
Write down or store all the references you have consulted to include them in your bibliography of your research paper (e.g., Mendeley)
SEARCH TIPS
- Begin by defining exactly what you are searching for
- Select the keywords/synonyms in your topic
- Be specific when determining keywords/synonyms and terms to search
- Use the advanced interface of electronic databases and Internet search engines to help narrow your search
- Limit results in electronic databases to full-text or peer reviewed journals only
- Use Boolean Operators to connect search terms (Click for a brief explanation of Boolean Operators)
- Take notes during your research to keep track of where you have been, keywords searched, what worked and what didn't, etc.
- Google search secrets [electronic resource] / Christa Burns and Michael P. Sauers.
Primary Sources:
The Publication Cycle in Science and Engineering: to find primary and secondary sources of information, use tertiary sources of information: dictionaries, encyclopedias, handbooks. When a researcher publishes material, they follow the cycle clockwise. To find primary and secondary sources, follow the cycle anti clockwise.
