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Now, a text that presents Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) in a business context! With Human-Computer Interaction: Developing Effective Organizational Information Systems, you can equip your students with a balanced foundation of HCI theory and practical applications, so they can make well informed design decisions. Authors Te’eni, Carey, and Zhang emphasize not only “how to,” but also “why” or “why not,” encouraging students to think critically about HCI issues.
The book begins with a conceptual framework and several detailed chapters on the theoretical foundations of HCI. They are followed by applications chapters that show how the theories can be applied to explain, predict, and guide practice. All there are discussed within the immediate organizational context and the broad social and global context. The text prepares students to apply current interaction technologies as well as to learn and design new interaction technologies as they emerge.
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