Jean Scholtz

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Published: 1993
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1997
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Jean Scholtz, Tony Salvador, Pete Lockhart, James Newbery:
Design: No Job too Small. CHI 1997: 447-454
1996
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Tony Salvador, Jean Scholtz, James A. Larson:
The Denver model for groupware design. ACM SIGCHI Bull. 28(1): 52-58 (1996)
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Michael Mateas, Tony Salvador, Jean Scholtz, Doug Sorensen:
Engineering ethnography in the home. CHI Conference Companion 1996: 283-284
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Jean Scholtz, Michael Mateas, Tony Salvador, Doug Sorensen:
User requirements analysis for the home. CHI Conference Companion 1996: 326
1995
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Tony Salvador, Jean Scholtz:
Systematic creativity: a methodology for integrating user, market and engineering requirements for product definition, design and usability testing. EHCI 1995: 307-329

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