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Activities of the Usability and User Experience Community
1999 Conference - Cincinnati, Ohio

Usability Sessions at a Glance
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Post-Conf. Workshops

Monday Sessions
8:30-10:00	Opening Session
10:30 - 12:00	ID2L - Making Information More Accessible for our Users (papers) - Craig Marion, Strohl Systems, Moderator From Online Help to Integrated User Assistance: One Company's Journey Beyond the Online Help Paradigm - Craig Marion, Strohl Systems From Information to User Assistance: A Support System for a User Technology Organization - Deirdre Longo, IBM Corporation, Lindsay Bennion, IBM Corporation
12:00 - 2:00	Networking Luncheon
2:00 - 3:30	ET3N - Web Pages, Interactive Interfaces and Worm Holes–The Next Generation of User Interface Designers (panel discussion) - David F. Hans, IBM Corporation, Moderator TR3T - Usability Progression: Catching the Main Currents in Usability Part I TT3AA - Bringing Help to the User: A Look at Embedded Assistance - Michael P. Bates, IBM Corporation
4:00 - 5:30	TR4T - Usability Progression: Catching the Main Currents in Usability Part II TR4W - Working with the Web (papers) - Marsha Durham, University of Western Sydney, Moderator Designing, Developing and Implementing WWW Surveys - Susan G. Feinberg, Illinois Institute of Technology, Susan Andrews, Northwestern University Website Research and Technical Communication - Marsha Durham, University of Western Sydney Online Editing: Results of a Dual-Mode Survey - David D. Dayton, University of Puerto Rico

Tuesday Sessions
8:30-10:00	ID5L - Information Design with Cutting Edge Prototype Technology (panel discussion) - Tom Vail, Sakson & Taylor, Moderator ID5Y - Creating a Visual Interface Design in Lotus Notes - Whitney Quesenbery, Cognetics Corp. TR5W - Prototyping Your Process, Team, and Tools: Improving Usability at Work - Karen L. Mobley, IBM Corporation, Moderator
10:30 - 12:00	ID6O - How Information Developers Can Improve the User Interface - Kymm Gossett Welle, Mona Cocciardi, Carol Hobday, PictureTel Corporation
12:00 - 2:00	SIG Networking Luncheon
2:00 - 3:30	TR7M - Usability Review Sessions WE7I - I Didn’t Know It Was Loaded: How to Stop Murdering Your Message in Today’s International Marketplace - Hans Fenstermacher, ArchiText, Leader
4:00 - 5:30	ID8O - Search Interfaces: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly - Whitney Quesenbery, Cognetics Corp. TT8B - Writing and Analyzing Requirements - Ruth A. Mickelson, Dee Hayes, Guidant CPI

Wednesday Sessions
8:30-10:00	TR9R - User-Driven Documentation: From Usability Testing to User Guide (panel discussion) - Jennifer L. Giordano, Rockwell Software, Moderator
10:30 - 12:00	Usability SIG Business Meeting ID10I - Usability Testing for Information Design Projects - Barbara K. Kingsley, Kenneth D. Keiser, Susan D. Kleimann, Kleimann Communication Group
12:00 - 2:00
2:00 - 3:30	ID 11CC - When Worlds Collide: How People Really Use Help, Print and the Web - Tara Scanlon, Jared M. Spool, Carolyn Snyder, User Interface Engineering TR11M - Usability Review Sessions TT11AA - Using the LUCID Design Methodology - Whitney Quesenbery, Cognetics Corp.
4:00 - 5:30	Closing Session

Post Conference Workshops
Thursday, May 20 8:30 - 5:00	PC 5 - Conducting Mail, Telephone, and Online Surveys - Donald E. Zimmerman, professor of technical journalism at Colorado State University PC 6 - Designing the User Experience: Preventing Failure in Your Application - Mike Bates and Ed See, IBM Corporation

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