Conference paper
Human-computer interaction scenarios as a design representation
J.M. Carroll, Mary Beth Rosson
HICSS 1990
Some of the most troubling problems for users of computer equipment arise in the getting-started stage. A 'training-wheels' system was designed for a commercial word processor in which system functions that new users typically do not need, but which can be springboards for errors and confusions, were disabled. The training-wheels word processor improved learning efficiency in two experiments, one of which examined learning by doing and the other, learning by the book.
J.M. Carroll, Mary Beth Rosson
HICSS 1990
J.M. Carroll, S.R. Alpert, et al.
CHI 1994
J.M. Carroll, M.K. Tanenhaus
Journal of Speech and Hearing Research
J.M. Carroll
HICSS 1990