CS295J/Literature to read for week 5.11

• Spanning Seven Orders of Magnitude: A Challenge for Cognitive Modeling, John Anderson, 2002

(Owner: David)

• An Insight-Based Methodology for Evaluating Bioinformatics Visualizations, Saraiya, North, and Duca, TVCG 2005

This paper describes an evaluation methodology based on insights gained from exploratory visualization tools. There are several drawbacks related to the difficulty of the method (e.g., coding insights), but an insight-based evaluation or some variation might be a good choice for the brain diagram tool. I wonder if it's possible to use predictive modeling to code insights (e.g., finding "Aha" moments using GSR or other features) to semi-automate some parts of the methodology that make it hard to use. (Owner: Steven Gomez)

• Activity Theory: Implications for Human-Computer Interaction, Kaptelinin

(Owner: Hua)

• User analysis in HCI: the historical lesson from individual differences research,ANDREW DILLON

(Owner: Wenjun)