Way to go, Jesse, if you want you can put CER as a sponsor of this. Patti
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Date: Sat, 03 Sep 2005 21:37:01 -0600 From: Jesse Hurlbut jesse_hurlbut@byu.edu Subject: [dm-l] CFP: User Interfaces at Kalamazoo To: dm-l@uleth.ca
CFP: Kalamazoo, May 2006 Finding a Friendlier Front End: User Interface Design for
Electronic
Critical Editions
Abstract submission deadline: Sept. 15, 2005
This session hopes to feature both real practices and
imagined ideals
for crafting a better presentation of data in electronic
critical
editions. While some presentations may deal in part with
tools or
initiatives for developers, the focus is really on the user.
Are
there factors of layout and design that make it easier for
the user
to access complex data? What tools can we provide that
facilitate the
user's experience with an ancient text? In what ways can we
yet
exploit the new media to enhance the interaction of the
reader with a
textual tradition? What are some best practices in designing
an
interface that adequately reflects the 'mouvance' of a text?
What is
the potential functionality of an electronic critical
apparatus?
Topics need not be limited to existing technologies.
Send abstracts (include websites if appropriate) to Jesse D.
Hurlbut at:
jesse_hurlbut@byu.edu
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