Past, Present and Future of Programming in HCI
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The document discusses the past, present, and future of programming from a human-computer interaction perspective. It provides a historical overview of programming and discusses challenges in translating how people think and solve problems into computer terms. It also suggests that lessons may come from other fields beyond HCI and that not all problems need to be solved through programming computers.
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Past, Present and Future of Programming in HCI
- 1. Discussion: The Past, Present, and Future of Programming in HCI John C. Thomas IBM T. J. Watson Research Center Snow Mountain Ranch, Colorado February 6, 2009
- 6. Gary Larsson
- 9. Making the implicit explicit
- 17. Given a Blank Slate …
- 18. Look at Worked Examples But the vast majority of people buy pre-made houses or use a professional builder.
- 20. Provide Tools to Allow New Perspectives Allowing new patterns to emerge
- 22. Historical Perspective Zooming, annotations
- 29. Must all our problems be solved on a computer?
- 30. These are cats watching NOT birds. There is no doubt some intrinsic pleasure in watching… but they will not get to eat any birds