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WHAT'S NEW? 1999 HFES Annual Meeting: ITG Program Chris Forsythe, jcforsy@sandia.gov Greetings I am pleased to announce the 1999 Program for the Internet Technical Group of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. Thanks to the diligent efforts of Program Chair, Gavin Lew, we are able to offer an extensive program that addresses a broad range of Internet-related topics. We also offer two demo sessions at which attendees will have an opportunity for hands-on experience with a variety of emerging interface technologies for the Internet. The conference will be held in Houston Texas USA from 27 September to 1 October 1999. Registration information may be obtained from the HFES Central Office at: http://www.hfes.org/ or +1 (310) 394-1811 Thank you. Chris Forsythe Tuesday 28 September 1999 3:30-5:00 Redesign of an intranet web site Session Type: Interactive Case Study Intranet development and design that works Bobby Baca and Andrea Cassidy Applying usability methods for intranet sub-site re-design Eric Grose, Susan Jean-Pierre, Dwight Miller, and Robert Goff Wednesday 29 September 1999 1:30-3:00 Web Site Guidelines, Maintenance and Performance Management Tools Session Type: Lecture Promoting ownership: A system for WWW site maintenance by the non-technical user Colin Charlton, Jan Little, Irene Neilson, and Paul Ward On the development of user interface design guidelines for electronic commerce Janet L. Fath and Richard L. Henneman Model-based development of Web-based human performance management tools: An example from financial services Gunilla A. Sundstrom, Tony Ip, Beth Maddix, Marva Moore, Prabha K. Ramkrishnan, Bill Rideout, and Yael Yona 4:30-7:00 HFES Internet Technical Group Annual Business and Planning Meeting Open to all Thursday 30 September 1999 8:30-10:00 The Future of the Internet Session Type: ITG-CTG Joint Sponsored Panel Panelist 1: Wendy Chisholm The future of Accessibility and the Internet Panelist 2: Chris Forsythe The future of Safety, Security and Reliability (i.e., Surety) for the Internet Panelist 3: Scott Isensee The future of Internet Appliances Panelist 4: Arnold Lund Application Design for a Wired World Panelist 5: Pawan Vora The future of markup languages 10:30-12:00 Internet Technologies Demonstration Session I Session Type: Demo Demo 1: Judy Cantor and Michael Etgen Web Event Logging of a Meeting Management Website Demo 2: Wendy Chisholm Accessible Web Sites Demo 3: Mary Czerwinski Novel 3D Information Visualizations for the Web and Desktop Computing Demo 4: Nick Iozzo Possibilities with New Web Technologies Demo 5: Tanya L. Payne ElectricWish.com: Initial design, usability testing and improvements 3:30-5:00 Internet Technologies Demonstration Session II Session Type: Demo Demo 1: Sanjay Batra & Helen Cho User Experience Design Issues in Asia Pacific Demo 2: Barrett Caldwell Group Information System Design Demo 3: Ajoy Muralidhar Airlocks - a navigation method for facilitating website to website connectivity Demo 4: Gregg Vanderheiden Handheld All-verbal Web Access Demo 5: Karl Vochatzer I-Opener Demo Friday 1 October 1999 8:30-10:00 Predictive Models of Behavior with the Internet Session Type: Panel Panelist 1: Eric Grose Predicting Usage of Intranet Products Panelist 2: Mary Czerwinski Learning from a User's Web Browsing Behavior Panelist 3: Kristen Risden Measuring Web Site User's Subjective Engagement Panelist 4: Pamela McCauley-Bell Predictive Modeling to Predict Human Impact on Internet 8:30-10:00 Session Type: Posters 3 I1: A Web solution case study: Translating a terminal-based securities trading system on the Web Andrea H. Berman © Internet Technical Group Last update: August 18, 1999 URL: http://www.sandia.gov/itg/newsletter/jun99/itg_program.html hosted by Sandia National Labs Disclaimer: Neither Sandia Corporation, the United States Government, nor any agency thereof, nor any of their employees makes any warranty, express or implied, or assumes any legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of any information, apparatus, product, or process disclosed, or represents that its use would not infringe privately-owned rights. Reference herein to any specific commercial product, process, or service by trade name, trademark, manufacturer, or otherwise does not necessarily constitute or imply its endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by Sandia Corporation, the United States Government, or any agency thereof. The views and opinions expressed herein do not necessarily state or reflect those of Sandia Corporation, the United States Government or any agency thereof.