Some amusing and real traffic signals. They all seem to be from Australia.
Interesting traffic signs
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HF Graduate Programs: North Carolina State University
This is the second post in our 2-part look at some HF programs. Rich's post about Clemson's ...
HF Graduate Programs: Clemson University
This is the first post in our 2-part look at some HF programs. Anne's post about ...
Environmental Controls: Spotlight on Volvo
I rode in a colleague's new Volvo the other day and I love the environmental controls. The ...
Publically Available Databases for Research
This is just a placeholder post to collect Anne's collection of publicly available safety data: Data visualization tools Occupational ...
Web-based tool to measure task workload
I frequently use the NASA TLX workload assessment tool to measure a user’s perceived workload after they ...
HFBlog at HFES 2009 in San Antonio
We were at the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual conference in San Antonio. This post is ...
Graph extravaganza: Who are our “users”?
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Consequences of Mobile Phone Usability…big consequences
Time.com is reporting that part of the economic recession may have been caused by Warren Buffet not ...
When Users Complain: Blackboard
There is a great article over at Inside Higher Ed. describing what happens when a company without ...
Time.com article on Anne’s research with Games & Aging
Our own Anne McLaughlin was featured in a recent article in Time.com. Anne and her colleagues Jason ...
The Tactile Thinkpad: More Laptop Redesign from Lenovo
I posted earlier on the innovative data collection Lenovo did for a keyboard redesign. A new post ...
Behind the scenes look at “Playtesting” games
Our friend Tim Nichols (of Microsoft Game Studio) was recently featured in a video explaining how games ...
Smartphones as Event-based Prospective Memory Aids
The calendar functions of devices such as personal digital assistants (PDAs) and smartphones have always been types ...
Electric Scooters and their Warnings: A Guest Post by Kim Wolfinbarger
Electric shopping carts are common in large grocery stores. Essential for users with mobility impairments, they are ...
Map Information Visualizations = HOT!
I've noticed a trend in the newsworld/blogworld recently. Everyone wants to represent everything on a map. Some ...
Dashboards meet the 21st century
Reader Darin Ellis sends along this news item from MSNBC about the future of car dashboards (hint: ...
The $12,000 Design Mistake
Paying bills online may be a time saver to some, but it can adversely impact older users. Last ...
The Human Factors “elevator speech”
I was in the elevator with someone from our college grants office and a colleague who does ...
