Notice Board
eMinds at the DBLP Index
The Editorial Board of eMinds is happy to announce that the the list of the
journal's published volumes are going to be included in the computer science
bibliographic index: DBLP (Digital Bibliography and Library Project), which is
hosted at the University of Trier, Germany.
Posted: 2009-10-15
Call for Papers 2010
Issue 6 will be the first of the new Volume II and its publication is expected for March 2010.
Posted: 2009-05-15
Issue 2009 Published
The issue 5 (Vol I, 2009) of e-Minds is now available. Every individual paper of the issue is available online for free download from this site.
Posted: 2009-05-15
Submitting your paper? Download call for papers
Next Issue: Vol II, Issue 6, 2010.
Publication Schedule:
- Publication: Mar. 30, 2010 [20 days left!].
eMinds: International Journal on Human-Computer Interaction © (ISSN: 1697-9613) is a referred journal, published and edited on a yearly basis by the Human-Communication and Interaction Research Group in collaboration with the eXus Information Architecture Society.
The goal of eMinds is to develop the study of current practice, content, technology, and services on Human-Computer Interaction. This journal aims to provide an interdisciplinary forum for the exchange of ideas concerning theoretical, technical, practical, social and pedagogical issues; helping professionals working in the field to contribute, to disseminate knowledge, and to learn from each other’s work.
Call for Papers
The journal welcomes submissions written in English, reporting state of the art results in the area of Human-Computer Interaction. All papers are refereed, and notification about acceptation will be sent to the authors. Accepted contributions will be published in future issues of e-Minds.
Accepted papers are simultaneously published on the print and online versions of the journal and indexed in the DBLP (Digital Bibliography and Library Project) computer science bibliographic index at the eMinds DBLP bibliography.
Published Issues
The list of issues of eMinds already published is included next. You can order the print version of any of these issues following the links included below.
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Vol I, No. 5, 2009
(Online Version No. 5)
Table of contents:
- UseMe: Designing Usable Predictive SMS Systems.
- Haptic Direction Indicator for Visually Impaired People Based on Pseudo-Attraction Force.
- The Role of Interactive Media Features on the Affective Response: a Virtual Reality Study.
- Analysing emotional interaction through avatars. A generic architecture..
- Adaptable Web-based user interfaces: methodology and practice.
- Usability of the P300 Speller: Towards a More Sustainable Brain-Computer Interface.
- Enhancing the Accessibility for All of Digital Comic Books.
- Monitoring Daily Energy Expenditure using a 3-Axis Accelerometer with a Low-Power Microprocessor.
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Vol I, No. 4, 2008
(Online Version No. 4)
Table of contents:
- A GUI for a Software that Analyses a Composite Bolted Joint.
- Intelligent - Miner: The Conceptual and Architectural Design of a Web Based Data Mining Service.
- Grasp Strategy when Experiencing Hands of Various Sizes.
- A Fuzzy-based Design Exploration scheme for High Availability Heterogeneous Multiprocessor Systems.
- Usability Report 1. Internationalization I18n.
- Usability Report 2. Shortcuts.
- Brain-Computer Interfaces Based on Attention and Complex Mental Tasks.
Vol I, No. 3, 2007
(Online Version No. 3)
Table of contents:
- Context-Aware Services in Smart Environments.
- Application of a Guideline for Design Improvement in Supervisory Control.
- Exploring Text-based and Graphical-based Usable Interfaces for Mobile Chat Systems.
- Designing A Smart Shopping-aid System Based on Human-Centered Approach.
- Mind tape technique - a usability evaluation method for tracing cognitive processes in cross cultural settings.
- End User Development in AmI: a user centered design overview of issues and concepts.
- A natural interaction between the individual and the computer.
Vol I, No. 2, 2006
Vol I, No. 1, 2005
Vol I, No. 0, 2004
Issue officially sold out
