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2010 – 2019
- 2012
- [j7]Andy Smith, Lynne Dunckley, Tim French, Shailey Minocha, Yu Chang:
Reprint of a process model for developing usable cross-cultural websites. Interact. Comput. 24(4): 174-187 (2012)
2000 – 2009
- 2009
- [j6]Lynne Dunckley, Souleymane Boundaouda Camara, José L. Abdelnour-Nocera
, Timothy Mwololo Waema
Socio-Technical Issues of Participatory Design in the Developing World. Int. J. Sociotechnology Knowl. Dev. 1(3): 1-14 (2009) - 2008
- [j5]José L. Abdelnour-Nocera, Lynne Dunckley:
Sociotechnical research and knowledge communication in community-centred systems design: a technological frames perspective. Int. J. Web Based Communities 4(4): 476-490 (2008) - [c22]Kevin Walker, Joshua Underwood
A resource kit for participatory socio-technical design in rural Kenya. CHI Extended Abstracts 2008: 2709-2714 - [c21]Cecilia Oyugi, Lynne Dunckley, Andy Smith:
Evaluation methods and cultural differences: studies across three continents. NordiCHI 2008: 318-325 - [c20]Souleymane Boundaouda Camara, José L. Abdelnour-Nocera, Lynne Dunckley:
Exploring the problem domain: a socio-technical ICT design for the developing world. PDC 2008: 154-157 - [c19]Cecilia Oyugi, José L. Abdelnour-Nocera, Lynne Dunckley, Susan M. Dray:
The challenges for participatory design in the developing world. PDC 2008: 295-296 - [c18]N. M. A. E. Dewi Wirastuti, Rosemary Luckin, Ray E. Sheriff
Development of a Knowledge Management System Integrated with Local Communication Channels and Knowledge Management Initiatives for Kenyan Rural Farming Communities. WMUTE 2008: 135-142 - 2007
- [j4]José L. Abdelnour-Nocera, Lynne Dunckley, Helen Sharp
An Approach to the Evaluation of Usefulness as a Social Construct Using Technological Frames. Int. J. Hum. Comput. Interact. 22(1&2): 153-172 (2007) - [c17]Rosemary Luckin, Lynne Dunckley, Andrew M. Dearden:
Designing human centered technologies for the developing world: HCI but not as we know it. BCS HCI (2) 2007: 207-208 - [c16]Samia Oussena, Lynne Dunckley:
Adopting Student-Centred Approach to Advanced Database Teaching. BNCOD Workshops 2007: 10-14 - [c15]Andrew M. Dearden, Lynne Dunckley, Mike Best, Susan M. Dray, Ann Light
Socially Responsible Design in the Context of International Development. INTERACT (2) 2007: 694-695 - 2005
- [c14]José L. Abdelnour-Nocera, Lynne Dunckley:
Usefulness as a Social Construct: A study of Cultural Contrasts between System Producers and Users. IWIPS 2005: 69-82 - 2004
- [j3]Andy Smith, Lynne Dunckley, Tim French, Shailey Minocha
A process model for developing usable cross-cultural websites. Interact. Comput. 16(1): 63-91 (2004) - [c13]Lynne Dunckley, Kuldip Jheita:
Formative Evaluation or International User Interfaces Based on Sorting Techniques. IWIPS 2004: 91-102 - 2003
- [c12]José L. Abdelnour-Nocera, Pat Hall, Lynne Dunckley:
Making Sense in Intercultural ERP Implementation. IWIPS 2003: 135- - 2002
- [j2]Andy Smith, Lynne Dunckley:
Prototype evaluation and redesign: structuring the design space through contextual techniques. Interact. Comput. 14(6): 821-843 (2002) - 2001
- [c11]Lynne Dunckley, Matthew Dunckley:
Applying user dichotomies to the design of web user interfaces. HCI 2001: 476-480 - 2000
- [c10]Lynne Dunckley, Dean Taylor, Malcolm Storey, Andy Smith:
Low Cost Remote Evaluation for Interface Prototyping. BCS HCI 2000: 389-403 - [c9]Lynne Dunckley, David R. Morse:
Collaborative Parallel Prototyping for Web Site design using PICTIVE. WebNet 2000: 152-157
1990 – 1999
- 1999
- [c8]Andy Smith, Lynne Dunckley:
Combined Metric for User Interface Design and Evaluation. HCI (1) 1999: 651-655 - [c7]Andy Smith, Lynne Dunckley:
Interface Design Factors for Shared Multicultural Interfaces. HCI (1) 1999: 661-665 - [c6]Lynne Dunckley, Andy Smith, David Howard:
Designing for Shared Interfaces with Diverse User Groups. INTERACT 1999: 630-636 - [c5]Lynne Dunckley, Pat Hall, Andy Smith:
Software international architecture and user interface design. IWIPS 1999: 143-152 - 1998
- [j1]Andy Smith, Lynne Dunckley:
Using the LUCID Method to Optimize the Acceptability of Shared Interfaces. Interact. Comput. 9(3): 335-345 (1998) - 1997
- [c4]Andy Smith, Lynne Dunckley:
User Centred Design: The Application of the LUCID Interface Design Method. HCI (2) 1997: 563-568 - [c3]Andy Smith, Lynne Dunckley, Diana Burkhardt, Alan Murkett, Ken D. Eason, Jonathan Church:
Development the optimum help system using the LUCID method. INTERACT 1997: 307-314 - 1996
- [c2]Andy Smith, Lynne Dunckley:
Towards the Total Quality Interface - Applying Taguchi TQM Techniques within the LUCID Method. BCS HCI 1996: 3-17 - 1995
- [c1]Andy Smith, Lynne Dunckley:
Human factors in software development - current practice relating to user centred design in the UK. INTERACT 1995: 380-383
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