intellectica 2006/2, n° 44

Help systems: A challenge for cognitive technology

Olivier Gapenne, Dominique Boullier

CONTENTS

O. Gapenne: Help relation and cognitive transformation. Thematic presentation [PDF in French]

D. Boullier: Affordances and Ascendancies in Human Computer Help System. Towards an Anthropology of Appropriation [Abstract]

L. Heurley, F. Ganier : The Processing of Procedural Texts: Reading, Understanding and Executing Written Instructions [Abstract]

G. De Brito : Status and (Non)observance of Written Procedures [Abstract]

A. Capobianco, N. Carbonell: Online Help to the Use of Software for General Public: Specific Design Issues and Potential Solutions [Abstract]

A. Mille, G. Caplat, M. Philippon : Facilitating Computer Based User Activities: What, When, How? [Abstract]

J. Barcenilla, C. Tijus : A Contextual Approach to Understanding and Usability of User’s Assistance [Abstract]

B. Olszewska: Help Systems: Between Expertise and Common Sense [Abstract]

S. Grosjean : Stakes of the Analysis of Interactions for the Design of Assistance Systems: the Case of a Handbook-user [Abstract]

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