A collection of the columns and articles I wrote for ACM interactions, the publication of ACM SIGCHI. The bios are left as they appeared in print, although time has changed the current reality.

Review of Glut: Mastering Information Through the Ages

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, January/February 2008

Sealing the Envelope

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, November/December 2007

Who said “Usability is free”?

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, July/August 2007

Sense and accessibility

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, May/June 2007

Help! or, Who you gonna call?

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, January /February 2007

Managing, just barely

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, January/February 2007

Whither the Web?

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, November/December 2006

A little help from my friends

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, September/October 2006

I give that Web site an 11

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, May/June 2006

Gadgets and the consequences of their design

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, March/April 2006

A penny for your thoughts, a latte for your password

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, January/February 2006

Taking UX offshore

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, November/December 2005

If your prototype explodes in the forest, will anyone notice?

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, September/October 2005

Brand UX

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, July/August 2005

STC and User Experience

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, May/June 2005, as part of the
“Whose Profession Is This Anyway?” special section

Back to School for UX?

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, May/June 2005

Why Do I Want Ambient Intelligence?

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, March/April 2005

User Experience: Why Do So Many Organizations Believe They Own It?

Originally published in ACM <interactions>, January/February 2005