Authors: Höök, K., Sengers, P., and Andersson G.
The evaluation of the Influence Machine. Methods: anecdotal, co-discovery, video taped for analysis. Stresses that this evaluation is to inform artists as designers of interactive systems. The question is: Is this a good interaction? Artists are most interested in the detail of each unique interaction. Reports findings textually [...]

Authors: Maribeth Gandy, Blair Macintyre, Peter Presti, Steven Dow, Jay Bolter
The paper is about an emerging idea from Augmented Reality research (AR is like VR, except that it uses head-mounted displays to place the virtual world on top of the real world — instead of a completely virutal world) to build AR Karaoke / Movieoke [...]

Author: JCR Licklider
This is a classic paper of human-computer interaction and it lays out the foundation of the currently operating paradigm of “human in the loop” computing. Licklider positions Man-Computer Symbiosis (MCS) between “Mechanically Extended Man,” the paradigm of the industrial revolution, where technology tools extend the arms, ears, and eyes of mankind, and “Artificial [...]