Papers

This page contains details of publications in the Glasgow part of the UTOPIA project as they arise. Each links to a page containing more information about the paper, often including its abstract, a pointer to the paper and its BibTex citation. It may also include any associated software.

Publications from the UTOPIA project as a whole are listed on the main UTOPIA site in Dundee.

The Glasgow multimodal interaction group's publications may also be of interest.

• I. Darroch, J. Goodman, S.Brewster and P. Gray, The Effect of Age and Font size on Reading Text on Handheld Computers. Submitted to INTERACT 2005 - Communicating Naturally Through Computers.
• J. Goodman, S. Brewster and P. Gray, How can we best use landmarks to support older people in navigation?. in Behaviour and Information Technology 24(1), Special Issue on HCI in Mobile Guides, 2005, pp.3-20.
• J. Goodman, S. Brewster and P. Gray, Using Field Experiments to Evaluate Mobile Guides. In Schmidt-Belz, B. and Cheverst, K., editors, Proceedings of HCI in Mobile Guides, workshop at Mobile HCI 2004, Glasgow, UK, Sep 2004.
• J. Goodman, P. Gray, K. Khammampad and S. Brewster, Using Landmarks to Support Older People in Navigation, in Proceedings of Mobile HCI 2004, Springer-Verlag, LNCS 3160, 2004.
• R. Eisma, A. Dickinson, J. Goodman, A. Syme, L. Tiwari and A. F. Newell, Early User Involvement in the Development of Information Technology-Related Products for Older People, in Universal Access in the Information Society 3(2), Special Issue on Design Principles to Support Older Adults, 2004, pp. 131-140.
• J.Goodman, S. Brewster and P. Gray, Connecting Elders by Facilitating Mobility, Position paper at workshop on Home Technologies to Keep Elders Connected at CHI 2004.
• J. Goodman, A. Dickinson and A. Syme, Gathering Requirements for Mobile Devices using Focus Groups with Older People, in Keates et al (Eds), Designing a More Inclusive World, Springer, 2004, (Proceedings of the 2nd Cambridge Workshop on Universal Access and Assistive Technology (CWUAAT), Cambridge, UK, March 2004), Chapter 9, pp. 81-90.
• P. Gray, J. Goodman and J. Macleod, A Lightweight Experiment Management System for Handheld Computers, in Proceedings of CADUI 2004, Madeira, Portugal, Jan 2004.
• J. Goodman and P. Gray, A Design Space for Location-Sensitive Aids for Older Users, To appear in HCI in Mobile Guides, workshop at MobileHCI 2003, Udine, Italy, Sep 2003.
• J. Goodman, A. Syme and R. Eisma, Older Adults' Use of Computers: A Survey, To appear in HCI 2003, Bath, UK, Sep 2003.
• A. Dickinson, J. Goodman, A. Syme, R. Eisma, L. Tiwari, O. Mival & A. Newell, Domesticating technology. In-home requirements gathering with frail older people, To appear in HCI International 2003, Crete, Greece, 2003.
• R. Eisma, A. Dickinson, J. Goodman, O. Mival, A. Syme and L. Tiwari, Mutual inspiration in the development of new technology for older people, In the proceedings of Include 2003, Helen Hamlyn Institute, London, March 2003.
• Joy Goodman, Audrey Syme, Roos Eisma, Age-old Question(naire)s, In the proceedings of Include 2003, Helen Hamlyn Institute, London, March 2003.
• Joy Goodman, Steve Brewster, Phil Gray. Memory Aids for Older People, Position paper, Workshop - A New Research Agenda for Older Adults, at BCS HCI, London, UK, Sep 2002.