Top Research Labs in Human-Computer Interaction?

Posted by timothy on Friday April 12, 2002 @03:38AM from the hard-work-making-things-easy dept.

legLess writes: "Jakob Nielsen's latest Useit column lists his opinion of the best HCI research labs, from 'The Dawn of Time' (1945) 'til now. Xerox PARC made the list each decade, naturally. He says that future HCI research is in jeopardy, partly due to Universities backing away from 'real-world' research, and partly because 'HCI has rarely been the first priority of new research organizations, so by the time research managers recognize the need for it and build up a world-class HCI team, it's often too late.' Is he right about the best labs? Is he right about his other conclusions?"

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The lamest "article" ever. by mypalmike · 2002-04-12 04:48 · Score: 0, Flamebait

It was like 10 words long and said "I like PARC". This lame, trolling post of mine has more content.

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