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A report on the vail workshop on human factors in computer systems

A detailed description is given of the aims of the Vail workshop and of the recommendations of the participants. The issues identified and addressed were: system design tools; user models; system development process; task taxonomy; sociological impact; professional qualification; public relations; aid for novices; and workstation design.

Michael E. Atwood

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