Transcript CS_575_s08_Week_8

Cs 575 Week 9
Spring 2008
Bapa Rao
Outline
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Organizational
Review of previous meeting
Today’s Student presentations
Discussion
– Review of presentations and topics so far
• Time permitting, continue with Engelbart’s
Mother of All Demos video
http://sloan.stanford.edu/mousesite/1968Demo.html
Organizational
• Forums still relatively quiet
– “Quiet ones” take note (you know who you are)
– Reminder: Please use a recognizable handle or sign your posts
so we know who you are
• Two more class meetings 5/24 and 5/31
• Peer evaluations due by 4 .pm. 6/7
– CONFIDENTIAL: send only to [email protected]
– All presentations and class notes should be up on the wiki by
0:00 hrs 6/1 to ensure consideration
– Plan your peer evaluation time
• Assignment for next meeting
– Review presentations and reading materials so far
– Discuss concepts and issues that we have identified
Review of previous meeting
• Student presentations
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Hacking: Praveen Desani
High performance websites: 14 rules: Bhoomi Patel
Watson personal search tool: Neha Bhatt
OpenId: Ansuya Chauhan
• Framework for review and evaluation of class materials
• Discussion
– Vulnerability to hacking and weak liability framework
– The famous 14 rules of Yahoo—experiences?
– How do intelligent assistants like Watson fit with more recent
user agent technologies like AJAX?
– Identity on web relates to Semantic Web and also security
• Would you use OpenId to do your online banking?
Today’s student presentations
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Avdhesh Patel TBA
Nidhi Goel TBA
Sudhir Mekala Web Operating Systems
Kapil Jadhav TBA
Review framework
• Use process, concepts, issues as
guidelines
– They are open to discussion
• Review presentations in the context of
guidelines and other presentations
• Conclusions?
Review of presentations / concepts
so far
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Process
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Concepts
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Envisioning
Emergence
The ‘web science’ (more generally, artifact science) cycle
Technology
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H-A coupling, symbiosis
Whorfian hypothesis
Scaling of social component
Usability
Design
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Issues
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Human behavior in computing context, ethics
Accessibiliby
New mental and learning models
Downside
Presentations
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Human Computation: Steve
Accelerating returns: Dan
Cloud Computing: Tam
HCC and HCML: Ashok
Human interaction in internet communities:
Jerry
• Artificial life: Saied
• Laptop per child: Uday
Presentations
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Gender HCI: Stacy
Everyday activity-based HCI: Madhavi
Cyborg: Prashant
E-Spionage: Ankur
Safety-critical: Ziba
Usability: Raghavender
Nanotech: Aditya
CAPTCHA / ESP : Jayesh
Presentations
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Hacking: Praveen
Yahoo’s 14 rules of web design: Bhoomi
Watson intelligent search tool: Neha
OpenId: Ansuya
TBA: Avdhesh
TBA: Nidhi
Web OS: Sudhir
TBA: Kapil
“Guest lectures”
• The Computer Revolution Hasn't
Happened Yet : Alan Kay
• Semantic Web / Web Science: Tim
Berners-Lee
• Douglas Engelbart NLS Demo