Research

Todo: Clean up, sort, categorise, etc.

1. A STOCHASTIC MODEL FOR INTER-KEYPRESS IN A TYPING TASK -- Richard A. HEATH and Christopher H. WILLCOX
2. An Estimation of Finger-Tapping Rates and Load Capacities and the Effects of Various Factors -- Mahmut Ekşioğlu, Ali Işeri
3. DIGRAM KEYING TIMES FOR TYPISTS -- J. G. Fox & R. G. Stansfield
4. Estimation of digraph costs for keyboard layout optimization -- Ali Işeri, Mahmut Ekşioglu
5. How We Type: Movement Strategies and Performance in Everyday Typing -- Anna Maria Feit, Daryl Weir, Antti Oulasvirta
6. Identification of typing behaviors from large keystroke dataset -- Vivek Dhakal
7. Kinematics of the fingers and hands during computer keyboard use -- Nancy A. Baker, Rakié Cham, Erin Hale Cidboy, James Cook, Mark S. Redfern
8. Observations on Typing from 136 Million Keystrokes -- Vivek Dhakal, Anna Maria Feit, Per Ola Kristensson, Antti Oulasvirta
9. Programming Versus Natural Language: On the Effect of Context on Typing in CS1 -- John Edwards, Juho Leinonen, Chetan Birthare, Albina Zavgorodniaia, Arto Hellas
10. Simulating a Skilled Typist: A Study of Skilled Cognitive-Motor Performance -- DAVID E. RUMELHART, DONALD A. NORMAN
11. TYPING SPEED, KEYING RATES, AND OPTIMAL KEYBOARD LAYOUTS -- Robin Kinkead
12. Temporal and force characteristics of fast double-finger, single-finger and hand tapping -- Tomoko Aoki & Hiroshi Kinoshita
13. 10 Inventions on Keyboard key layout: A TRIZ based analysis -- Umakant Mishra
14. 40 YEARS OF “HUMAN ENGINEERING THE KEYBOARD” -- Karl H. E. Kroemer
15. A BIOMECHANICAL ASSESSMENT OF ALTERNATE KEYBOARDS USING TENDON TRAVEL -- D.E. Treaster and W.S. Marras
16. A FIELD EVALUATION OF TWO SPLIT KEYBOARDS -- Jana M. Price, William R. Dowel
17. A METHOD OF EVALUATING THE ERGONOMIC QUALITIES OF COMFUTER WORKSTATIONS -- Paul D. T y n a n , Ph.D.
18. A METHOD OF MEASURING FINGER PRESSURE DURING KEYBOARD DATA ENTRY -- A Bolduc, G.L. Beauregard and J.R. LaCourse
19. A Musculoskeletal Model of the Human Hand to Improve Human-Device Interaction -- Jong Hwa Lee
20. A NEW FORCE-DISPLACEMENT METROLOGY FOR KEYBOARDS -- Gary S. Olacsi and Robert J. Beaton
21. A Performance Evaluation on DSK and Qwerty Keyboards -- TAKESHI OKADOME
22. A QUANTITATIVE MODEL FOR DESIGNING KEYBOARD LAYOUT -- KONG-KING SHIEH AND CHIN-CHIUAN LIN
23. A Rapid Screening and Testing Protocol for Keyboard Layout Speed Comparison -- Joonseok Lee, Hanggjun Cho, Student Member, IEEE, and R. I. (Bo
24. A Study of the Statistics of Letters in English Words -- CHARLES t ). BOURNE AND DONALD F. FORD
25. A Systematic Technique of Smart Phone Keyboard Layout Design for Optimal Text-Messaging -- Chanwoo CHUN
26. A Usability Assessment of a Specific Alternative Computer Input Device for Users with Spinal Cord Injuries -- Dilys Tsai-Hsuan Tsai
27. A case study in iterative keyboard design using participatory design techniques -- Gitte Lindgaard, David Caple
28. A computer keyboard key feel study in performance and preference -- Keaichi Akagi
29. A familiar font drives early emotional effects in word recognition -- Lars Kuchinke, Beatrix Krause, Nathalie Fritsch, Benny B. Briesemeister
30. A model for movement time on data-entry keyboards -- COLIN G. DRURY & ERROL R. HOFFMANN
31. A model of keyboard configuration requirements -- SHARI TREWIN and HELEN PAIN
32. A new keyboard layout -- Alec Martin
33. A powerful pseudo-syllabic text entry paradigm -- Francesco Curatellia, Chiara Martinengo
34. A study of keying skills and various alphanumeric keyboards -- JANET MARY MARTIN
35. A system for evaluating the effect of keyboard design on force, posture, comfort, and productivity -- PAUL SMUTZ , ELAINE SERINA & DAVID REMPE
36. A tip of the hat to Kay and QWERTY -- Stephen E. Margolis
37. A two-dimensional dynamic finger modeling for the analysis of repetitive finger flexion and extension -- Myung Hwan Yun, Hong Jun Eoh, Janghye
38. ACTIVITY OF INDEX FINGER MUSCLES DURING TYPING -- Carolyn M. Sommerich, William S. Marrasz, and Mohamad Parnianpour
39. ADJUSTABLE SIT-STAND WORKSTATIONS IN THE OFFICE -- Heather L. Nerhood and Steven W. Thompson
40. AN ANALYS1S OF THE STANDARD ENGLISH KEYBOARD -- Yuzuru Hiraga, Yoshihiko Ono, Yamada-Hisao
41. AN ERGONOMIC COMPUTER KEYBOARD FOR CONVENTIONAL, STRAIGHT KEYBOARD USERS: ERGONOMIC RESEARCH IN GENERATIVE PRODUCT DESIGN -- Hugh E. McLoone,
42. AN INVESTIGATION OF FINGER AND MANUAL DEXTERITY -- TAM CHAN
43. ANALYSIS OF THE TONY VARIABLE GEOMETRY VDT KEYBOARD -- David A. Thompson, Janis Thomas, James Cone, Antonio Daponte, Robert Markison
44. ANSI/HFES 100-2007: Human Factors Engineering of Computer Workstations --
45. Acceptance of the adjustable keyboard -- AHMET ÇAKIR
46. Activation Force and Travel Effects on Overexertion in Repetitive Key Tapping -- ROBERT G. RADWIN
47. Alternative Computer Mouse Design and Testing to Reduce
48. An Evaluation of the Ergonomics of the QWERTY Keyboards -- CIOBANU Octavian
49. An assessment of alternate keyboards using finger motion, wrist motion and tendon travel -- Delia E. Treaster, Williams S. Marras
50. An ergonomic evaluation of the Kinesis Ergonomic Computer Keyboard -- MICHAEL J. GERARD, STEPHEN K. JONES, LEO A. SMITH, ROBERT E. THOMAS & TA
51. An evaluation of the ergonomics of three computer keyboards -- A. Zecevic , D. I. Miller & K. Harburn
52. An integrated approach to the study of posture in keyboard operation -- M.A. Life and S.T. Pheasant
53. An investigation into the immediate effects on comfort, productivity and posture of the BambachTM saddle seat and a standard office chair -- K
54. Analysis of Alternative Keyboards Using Learning Curves -- Allison M. Anderson, Gary A. Mirka, and Sharon M. B. Joines and David B. Kaber
55. Analysis of Text Entry Performance Metrics -- Ahmed Sabbir Arif, Wolfgang Stuerzlinger
56. Application of a genetic algorithm to the keyboard layout problem -- Amir Hosein Habibi Onsorodi, Orhan Korhan
57. Are there Differences in Force Exposures and Typing Productivity between Touchscreen and Conventional Keyboard? -- Jeong Ho Kim1, Lovenoor Aul
58. Are there Differences in Typing Performance and Typing Forces between Short and Long travel Keyboards? -- Margaret Hughes, Lavi Aulck and Pete
59. BIGRAMS AND TRIGRAMS -- John Fry
60. Behind Ten Equally Strong Fingers -- Dr Therese Milanovic
61. Beware of the QWERTY -- Mike Milne
62. Bigram and trigram frequencies and versatilities in the English language -- ROBERT L. SOLSO and PAUL F. BARBUTO, JR.
63. Bilateral deficit and symmetry in finger force production during two-hand multifinger tasks -- Sheng Li, Frederic Danion, Mark L. Latash, Zong
64. Biomechanics of the Hand -- Scott F.M. Duncan, MD, MPH, MBAa, Caitlin E. Saracevicb, Ryosuke Kakinoki, MD, PhD
65. CARPAL TUNNEL PRESSURE DURING TYPING: EFFECTS OF WRIST POSTURE AND TYPING SPEED -- Carolyn M. Sommerich
66. COMPARING IN-KEYBOARD POINTING DEVICES: CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE PRACTITIONER -- David A. Sawin, Wendy Ark
67. CONFIGURATIONS REVISITED -- DANNY MILLER
68. Call Me E-Mail: Arranging the Keyboard with a Permutation-Coded Genetic Algorithm -- Jeffrey S. Goettl, Alexander W. Brugh, Bryant A. Julstrom
69. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Keyboard Use at Work: A Population-Based Study -- Isam Atroshi, Christina Gummesson, Ewald Ornstein, Ragnar Johnsso
70. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome -- Gautam J. Desai, DO, FACOFP, Dennis J. Dowling, DO, Joshua W. Harbaugh, OMSIV
71. Carpal tunnel syndrome due to keyboarding and mouse tasks: a review -- Mircea Fagarasanu, Shrawan Kumar
72. Case example of wrist trauma in keyboard use -- S.L. Sauter, L.J. Chapman, S.J. Knutson and H.A. Anderson
73. Case-sensitive letter and bigram frequency counts from large-scale English corpora -- MICHAEL N. JONES and D. J. K. MEWHORT
74. Chord keyboards -- J. Noyes
75. Clio and the Economics of QWERTY -- Paul A. David
76. Comment on Neil Kay’s paper—‘Rerun the tape of history and QWERTY always wins’ -- W. Brian Arthur
77. Computational Design of Input Methods -- Anna Maria Feit
78. Computer Input Devices: Design for Well-Being and Productivity -- Anna Lourdes Pereira
79. Computer key switch force-displacement characteristics and short-term effects on localized fatigue -- ROBERT G. RADWIN & BARRY A. RUFFALO
80. Computer keyswitch force–displacement characteristics affect muscle activity patterns during index finger tapping -- David L. Lee, Po-Ling Kuo
81. Contribution of the ulnar digits to grip strength -- Jennifer Methot BHK MSc, Shrikant J Chinchalkar MThO BSc, Robert S Richards MD FRCSC
82. Corpus Portal for Search in Monolingual Corpora -- Uwe Quasthoff, Matthias Richter, Christian Biemann
83. Cyber Swarm optimization for general keyboard arrangement problem -- Peng-Yeng Yin, En-Ping Su
84. Data-entry keyboard geometry and keying movement times -- ERROL R. HOFFMANN , KEN K. TSANG & ANDREW MU
85. Design Features of Alternative Computer Keyboards: A Review of Experimental Data -- Richard W. Marklin, PhD, CPE, Guy G. Simoneau, PT, PhD
Design and evaluation of a curved computer keyboard -- Hugh E. McLoone, Melissa Jacobson, Peter Clarkc, Ryan Opina, Chau Hegg and Peter Johnso
86. Design and evaluation of small, linear QWERTY keyboards -- Han-Chi Hsiao*, Fong-Gong Wu, Chien-Hsu Chen
87. Design of an alternative keyboard layout for the Greek language -- Nicholas Marinaras & Kostas Lyritzis
88. Designing better keyboards via simulated annealing -- Lissa Light, Peter Anderson
89. Determination of Finger Flexibility -- Ch. Wagner
90. Determining Functional Finger Capabiiities of Heaithy Adults: Comparing Experimental Data to a Biomechanical Model -- Samuel T. Leitkam, Tamar
91. Differences in the three-dimensional typing forces between short and long travel keyboards -- Margaret Hughes and Peter W. Johnson
92. Differences in typing forces, muscle activity, comfort, and typing performance among virtual, notebook, and desktop keyboards -- Jeong Ho Kim,
93. Differences in typing forces, muscle activity, wrist posture, typing performance, and self-reported comfort among conventional and ultra-low t
94. Digit kinematics during typing with standard and ergonomic keyboard configurations -- Nancy A. Baker, Rakié Cham, Erin Hale, James Cook, Mark
95. Does keyboard design improve performance and/or comfort of workplace-based computer users with musculoskeletal disorders? -- Kathryn Caukill,
96. EFFECTS OF A FIXED-ANGLE, SPLIT KEYBOARD WITH CENTER TRACKBALL ON PERFORMANCE, POSTURE AND COMFORT COMPARED WITH A CONVENTIONAL KEYBOARD AND M
97. EFFECTS OF A VERTICAL SPLIT-KEYBOARD ON POSTURE, COMFORT AND PERFORMANCE -- Timothy M. Muss and Alan Hedge
98. EFFECTS OF COMPUTER KEYBOARD SETUP PARAMETERS AND USER’S ANTHROPOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS ON WRIST DEVIATION AND TYPING EFFICIENCY -- Richard W.
99. EFFECTS OF FULL MOTION FOREARM SUPPORTS AND A NEGATIVE SLOPE KEYBOARD SUPPORT SYSTEM ON HAND-WRIST POSTURE WHILE KEYBOARDING -- James R. Power
100. EFFECTS OF KEYBOARD DESIGN AND TYPING SKILL ON USER KEYBOARD PREFERENCES AND THROUGHPUT PERFORMANCE -- Hans Brunner and Rose Mae RichardsonEFFECTS OF KEYBOARD HEIGHT ON TYPIST PERFORMANCE AND PREFERENCE -- Teresa M. Burke, William H. Muto, & James C. Gutmann
101. EFFECTS OF SITTING AND STANDING WORK POSTURES ON SHORT-TERM TYPING PERFORMANCE AND DISCOMFORT -- Gourab Kar and Alan Hedge
102. EVALUATION OF THREE COMPUTER KEYBOARD DESIGNS -- ALEKSANDRG ZECEVIC
103. Effect of Computer Keyboard Slope and Height on Wrist Extension Angle -- Guy G. Simoneau and Richard W. Marklin
104. Effect of Computer Keyboard Slope on Wrist Position and Forearm Electromyography of Typists Without Musculoskeletal Disorders -- Joseph E Berm
105. Effect of Four Computer Keyboards in Computer Users With Upper Extremity Musculoskeletal Disorders -- Pat Tittiranonda PhD, David Rempel,Thoma
106. Effect of Setup Configurations of Split Computer Keyboards on Wrist Angle -- Richard W Marklin, Guy G Simoneau
107. Effect of Wrist Posture on Carpal Tunnel Pressure while Typing -- David M. Rempel, Peter J. Keir, Joel M. Bach
108. Effect of horizontal position of the computer keyboard on upper extremity posture and muscular load during computer work -- K. Kotani, L. H. B
109. Effect of keyswitch design of desktop and notebook keyboards related to key stiffness and typing force -- Marcia J. Bufton, Richard W. Marklin
110. Effect of the Number Pad on Mousing Location -- Thomas Levine
111. Effectiveness of hand- and foot-operated secondary input devices for word-processing tasks before and after training -- Fredrick P. Garcia, Ki
112. Effects of Age and Skill in Typing -- Timothy A. Salthouse
113. Effects of Computer Keyboarding on Ultrasonographic Measures of the Median Nerve -- Kevin K. Toosi, MD, MS, Bradley G. Impink, PhD, Nancy A. B
114. Effects of Key Stiffness on Force and the Development of Fatigue While Typing -- Michael J. Gerard , Thomas J. Armstrong , James A. Foulke & B
115. Effects of Negatively Sloped Keyboard Wedges on User Performance and Perceptions -- Mitchell A. Woods
116. Effects of Static Fingertip Loading on Carpal Tunnel Pressure -- David Rempel, Peter J. Keir, W. Paul Smutz, and Alan Hargens
117. Effects of a Split Keyboard Design and Wrist Rest on Performance, Posture, and Comfort -- Michael J. Smith, Ben-Tzion Karsh, Frank T. Conway,
118. Effects of a vertical keyboard design on typing performance, user comfort and muscle tension -- Gerard P. van Galen , Hanneke Liesker, Ab de H
119. Effects of input methods on inter-key press intervals during continuous typing -- Huey-Wen Liang , Yaw-Huei Hwang & Fu-Han Chang
120. Effects of keyboard keyswitch design: A review of the current literature Krishna Asundi and Dan Odellb
121. Effects of keyboard tray geometry on upper body posture and comfort -- Alan Hedge , Singe Morimoto & Daniel Mccrobie
122. Effects of keyswitch design and finger posture on finger joint kinematics and dynamics during tapping on computer keyswitches -- Devin L. Jind
123. Effects of negatively sloped keyboard wedges on risk factors for upper extremity work-related musculoskeletal disorders and user performance~M
124. Effects of two types of chairs on stature change and comfort for individuals with healthy and herniated discs -- DOMINIQUE P. MICHEL & MARTIN
125. Efficient Keyboard Layouts for Sequential Access in Augmentative and Alternative Communication -- Horabail S. Venkatagiri
126. Engram: a systematic approach to optimize keyboard layouts for touch typing, with example for the English language -- Arno Klein​​, PhD
127. Ergonomic design of a computer keyboard layout for the Jawi script -- Shahrul Kamaruddin, S.C. Beng and Zahid A. Khan
128. Ergonomic keyboard design -- ROLF ILG
129. Estimation of Human Finger Tapping Forces Based on a Fingerpad-Stiffness Model -- Keisuke Shima, Yasuhiro Tamura, Toshio Tsuji, Akihiko Kandor
130. Evaluation and Improvement of Dvorak Keyboard Layout Using CADWORK -- U.J. Udosen
131. Evolving a More Optimal Keyboard -- Christopher P Walker
132. External finger forces in submaximal five-finger static pinch prehension -- Radwin, Oh
133. FAILURE IN THE TECHNICAL USER-INTERFACE DESIGN PROCESS -- HAROLD THIMBLEBY
134. FINGER MOTION ANALYSIS IN TYPING OF TEXTS OF VARYING COMPLEXITY -- Richard A. Olsen and Riley A. Murray
135. FINGERTIP FORCES WHILE USING THREE DIFFERENT KEYBOARDS -- David Rempel and Jack Gerson
136. FORCE MEASUREMENT OF HAND AND FINGERS -- Károly János Bretz1, Ákos Jobbágy1, Károly Bretz
137. Factors Which Influence Key Entry Speed On
138. Factors for winning interface format battles: A review and synthesis of the literature -- Geerten van de Kaa, Jan van den Ende, Henk J. de Vri
139. FingeRing: A Keyboard Device for Wearable Computers -- Masaaki Fukumoto, Akira Hiraiwa, and Noboru Sonehara
140. Finger Extensor Muscle Activity During Mouse Use -- David L. Lee, Jacob Fleisher and Hugh E. McLoone, Kentaro Kotani, and Jack T. DennerleinFinger Pad Interfacial Pressure Measurement with Fine Spatial Resolution -- Louis H. Buell Jr.
141. Finger force capability: measurement and prediction using anthropometric and myoelectric measures -- Angela DiDomenico Astin
142. Finger joint coordination during tapping -- Po-Ling Kuo, David L. Lee, Devin L. Jindrich, Jack T. Dennerlein
143. Finger joint impedance during tapping on a computer keyswitch -- Devin L. Jindrich, Aruna D. Balakrishnan, Jack T. Dennerlein
144. Finger motion, wrist motion and tendon travel as a function of keyboard angles -- John E. Nelson, Delia E. Treaster, William S. Marras
145. Forearm Pronation, Wrist Extension, and Ulnar Deviation: A Meta-Analysis -- Nancy A. Baker, Erin L. Cidboy
146. GUIDELINES FOR COMPUTER WORKSTATIONS -- Catherine Cook & Robin Burgess-Limerick
147. Going short: the effects of short travel key switches on typing performance, typing force, forearm muscle activity, and user experience -- Cop
148. Growth Diagrams for Individual Finger Strength in Children
149. HAND TRACKING, FINGER IDENTIFICATION, AND CHORDIC MANIPULATION ON A MULTI-TOUCH SURFACE -- Wayneby Westerman
150. HEALTHY KEYBOARDING: EFFECTS OF WRIST RESTS, KEYBOARD TRAYS, AND A PRESET TILTDOWN SYSTEM ON WRIST POSTURE, SEATED POSTURE, AND MUSCULOSKELETA
151. Hand digit control in children: age-related changes in hand digit force interactions during maximum flexion and extension force production tas
152. Handbook of Human-Computer Interact: Chapter 21: Keys and Keyboards -- Kathleen M. Potosnak
153. Hands typing what hands do: Action–semantic integration dynamics throughout written verb production -- Adolfo M. García, Agustín Ibáñez
154. Hard and Soft Keyboards: Experience, Eye Behaviors and Finger Movements -- Seckin Celik
155. Hierarchical Control of Cognitive Processes: The Case for Skilled Typewriting -- Gordon D. Logan and Matthew J. C. Crump
156. High Tech Misery in China: The Dehumanization of Young Workers Producing Our Computer Keyboards -- National Labor Committee
157. Human Engineering the Keyboard -- K. H. EBERHARD KROEMER
158. Human Factors Criteria for the Design and Acquisition of Keyboards: A Revision to Chapter 9 of the Human Factors Design Standard -- Vicki Ahls
159. Human Hand: Kinematics, Statics and Dynamics -- Fai Chen Chen1, Alain Favetto, Mehdi Mousavi, Elisa P. Ambrosio, Silvia Appendino, Alessandro
160. Human engineering the one-handed keyboard -- Z. Eilam
161. Human performance characteristics of three-finger chord sequences -- Frode Eika Sandnes
162. Human-Computer Interactions: Are There Adverse Health Consequences? -- Henry H. Emurian
163. INTEGRATING CURSOR CONTROL INTO THE COMPUTER KEYBOARD -- Rick Gill, Sallie Gordon, Steven Dean. and Daniel McGehee
164. INTERNATIONAL HCI-STANDARDS ON KEYBOARDS AND OTHER INPUT DEVICES -- Ahmet E. Cakir
165. Impact of Finger Position on Pinch Strength -- Walukonis KR, Beasley J, Powers J, Boerema R and Anderson K
166. Improvements to Keyboard Optimization with Integer Programming -- Andreas Karrenbauer, Antti Oulasvirta
167. Improvised layout of keypad entry system for mobile phones -- Arpit Mittal, Arijit Sengupta
168. In Vivo Finger Flexor Tendon Force while Tapping on a Keyswitch -- Jack Tigh Dennerlein, Edward Diao, C. D. Mote Jr., and David M. Rempel
169. Influence of arm and wrist support on forearm and back muscle activity in computer keyboard operation -- P.K. Nag, S. Pal, A. Nag, H. Vyas
Influence of mouse position on muscular activity in the neck, shoulder and arm in computer users -- Catherine J. Cook and Kamal Kothiya
170. Intensive computer keyboard training programmes -- D. Glencross and N. Bluhm
171. Interventions for the Primary Prevention of Work-Related Carpal Tunnel Syndrome -- Andrew E. Lincoln, MS, ScD, Jon S. Vernick, JD, MPH, Susann
172. Investigation of Applied Forces in Alphanumeric Keyboard Work -- Thomas J. Armstrong , James A. Foulke , Bernard J. Martin , Jack Gerson & Dav
173. KEY FORCE AND TYPING PERFORMANCE -- David F. Loricchio
174. KEYBOARD DESIGN: AN INVESTIGATION OF USER PREFERENCE AND PERFORMANCE -- Robert W. Monty and Harry L. Snyder
175. KEYBOARD SHAPE AND ARRANGEMENT EFFECTS ON KEYBOARD DESIGN ELEMENTS -- Marita A. O’Brien
176. Key Strike Forces and Their Relation to High Level of Musculoskeletal Symptoms -- Yafa Levanon, Amit Gefen, Yehuda Lerman, Sigal Portnoy, Nava
177. Keyboard Design and Operating Posture -- D. FERGUSON & JOAN DUNCAN
178. Keyboard Design and Operation: A Review of the Major Issues -- DAVID G . ALDEN, KICIIARD W. DANIELS, and ARNOLD I. KANAKICK
179. Keyboard Human Factors: An Annotated Bibliography -- Lawrence J. Najjar
180. Keyboard Operating Posture and Symptoms in Operating -- JOAN DUNCAN & D. FERGUSON
181. Keyboard Reaction Force and Finger Flexor Electromyograms during Computer Keyboard Work -- BERNARD J. MARTIN/ THOMAS J. ARMSTRONG, JAMES A. FO
182. Keyboard design in the electronic era -- Lillian G Malt
183. Keyboard design through physiological strain measurements -- P. Zipp, E. Haider, N. Halpern, and W. Rohmert
184. Keyboard entry -- Edmund T. Klemmer
185. Keyboard layouts: Lessons from the Meꞌphaa and Sochiapam Chinantec designs -- Hugh Paterson III
186. Keyboard operating posture and actuation force: Implications for muscle over-use -- M.J. Rose
187. Keyboard use and musculoskeletal outcomes among computer users -- Fred Gerr, Carolyn P. Monteilh, Michele Marcus
188. Keyboards and keying: An annotated bibliography of the literature from 1878 to 1999 -- Karl H.E. Kroemer
189. Keysquare - minimized keyboard for all devices -- Dragon Lai, Vincent Lau
190. Keyswitch Orientation Can Reduce Finger Joint Torques During Tapping on a Computer Keyswitch -- Aruna D. Balakrishnan, Devin L. Jindrich, and
191. Keyswitch Orientation Can Reduce Finger Joint Torques During Tapping on a Computer Keyswitch -- Balakrishnan, Aruna D; Jindrich, Devin L ; Den
192. Layout simulation for keyboards -- ISSACHAR GILAD & MOSHE A. POLLATSCHEK
193. Learning rate Analysis of Alternative Keyboards -- Allison M. Anderson, Gary A. Mirka and Sharon M.B. Joines
194. Left-handed versus right-handed computer mouse use: effect on upper-extremity posture -- Alain Delislea, Daniel Imbeaub, Brenda Santosb, Andre
195. Low Profile Keyboard Design: The Effect of Physical Key Characteristics On Typing Productivity and User Preference -- Wimberly S. Hoyle, Micha
196. MEASURING COMPUTER STYLE: THE FREQUENCY AND DISTRIBUTION OF COMPUTER KEYBOARD BEHAVIORS -- Nancy A. Baker and Mark S. Redfern
197. Measured with the RIHM -- H. M. Molenaar PhD, Ruud W. Selles PhD, Sten P. Willemsen MSc, Steven E. R. Hovius MD, PhD, Henk J. Stam MD, PhD
Mechanical and Membrane Keyboard Typing Assessment Using Surface Electromyography (sEMG) -- Tri Pham & Nicholas Kelling
198. Modifying Keyboard Layout to Reduce Finger-travel Distance -- Nan Yang, Amol D. Mali
199. Multi-position ergonomic computer workstation design to increase comfort of computer work -- Sisay A. Workineh*, Hiroshi Yamaura
200. Multidimensional Pareto Optimization of Touchscreen Keyboards for Speed, Familiarity and Improved Spell Checking -- Mark D Dunlop and John Lev
201. Muscular e!ort in four keyboard designs -- Issachar Gilad*, Shlomit Harel
202. N-Gram-Based Text Categorization -- William B. Cavnar and John M. Trenkle
203. Non-Keyboard QWERTY Touch Typing: A Portable Input Interface For The Mobile User -- Goldstein, Book, et al
204. ON THE MEASUREMENT OF HUMAN STRENGTH -- K.H.E. Kroemer, W.S. Marras, J.D. McGlothlin, D.R. Mclntyre, and M. Nordin
205. OPTIMIZATION OF KEYBOARD DESIGN FOR SPECIALIZED TEXT ENTRY -- Gregory Francis
206. OPTIMIZED KEYBOARD LABELING FOR VISUALLY GUIDED KEYING: FITTS’ LAW FITS POORLY -- Ron Noel
207. ORGANIZATIONAL OBSTACLES AND PRODUCT DESIGN INNOVATION FOR A NEW FIXED-SPLIT ERGONOMIC KEYBOARD -- Hugh McLoone, Melissa Jacobson
208. Optimal Character Arrangement for Ambiguous Keyboards Using a PSO-based Algorithm -- Peng-Yeng Yin, En-Ping Su
209. Optimization of the keyboard arrangement problem using an Ant Colony algorithm -- Jan Eggers, Dominique Feillet, Steffen Kehl, Marc Oliver Wag
210. Optimizing Touchscreen Keyboards for Gesture Typing -- Brian A. Smith, Xiaojun Bi, Shumin Zhai
211. PIANIST HAND SPANS: GENDER AND ETHNIC DIFFERENCES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR PIANO PLAYING -- Rhonda Boyle, Robin Boyle and Erica Booker
212. PROBLEMS OF PIANO PLAYING -- SIDNEY HARRISON
213. Performance on a prototype keyboard with ternary chorded keys -- K H E Kroemer
214. Physics-based Graphical Keyboard Design -- Michael Hunter, Shumin Zhai, Barton A Smith
215. Potentially risky postural behaviors during worksite keyboard use -- Nancy A. Baker, ScD, OTR/L and Mark Redfern, PhD
216. Prediction of Success at Typing -- THOMAS G. CLEAVER
217. Preferred Declination of the Line of Sight -- SUSAN G. HILL and KARL H. E. KROEMER,
218. Preferred line of sight angle -- KARL H. E. KROEMER & SUSAN G. HILL
219. Product development of an ergonomic keyboard -- J. Buesen
220. QWERTY is dead; long live path dependence -- Jean-Philippe Vergne
221. QWERTY is efficient -- Bernardo Guimaraes, Ana Elisa Pereira
222. QWERTY vs. Dvorak Efficiency: A Computational Approach -- Ricard Torres
223. QWERTY—the immortal keyboard -- Jan Noyes
224. Quantifying Differences among Ten Fingers in Force Control Capabilities by a Modified Meyer Model -- Cong Peng, Dangxiao Wang and Yuru Zhang <
225. Quantifying the Independence of Human Finger Movements: Comparisons of Digits, Hands, and Movement Frequencies -- Charlotte Häger-Ross and Mar
226. REACTION TIME OF THE FINGERS WITH RESPONSES MEASURED ON A TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD -- V. HAYES AND GERALD HALPIN
227. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME AND WRIST ANGLE IN COMPUTER WORKERS -- Chin-Wei Liu, Tien-Wen Chen, Ming-Cheng Wang, Chia-Hsin Che
228. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COMPUTER KEYBOARD SLOPE AND WRIST EXTENSION ANGLE -- Guy G. Simoneau, Richard W. Marklin
229. Rapid Screening of Keyboard Layouts -- Joonseok Lee, Hanggjun Cho, R. I. (Bob) McKay
230. Reliability of Physical Examination of the Upper Extremity Among Keyboard Operators -- Deborah F. Salerno, PhD, Alfred Franzblau, MD, Robert A
231. Repetitive Strain Injury in the UK: Soft Tissues and Hard Issues -- N. Khilji, S. Smithson
232. Rerun the tape of history and QWERTY always wins: Response to Arthur, Margolis, and Vergne -- Neil M. Kay
233. Rerun the tape of history and QWERTY always wins -- Neil M. Kay
234. Resolving Ambiguity in Overloaded Keyboards -- Francine Evans, Steven Skiena
235. Short-Type: A Behavioral Analysis of Typing and Text Entry -- JAMES W. SCHOONARD and STEPHEN J. BOIES
236. Simulation of Typing Process on Different Layouts with Emphasis on Distance and Motion Issues -- ISMAIL EL-AZHARY, MEMBER, IEEE, AQIL M. AZMI,
237. Sitting as a hazard -- E.N. Corlett
238. Speech and Language Processing: CHAPTER 4 N-Grams -- Daniel Jurafsky & James H. Martin
239. Speed and accuracy effects of fingers and dexterity in 5-choice reaction tasks -- HARALD LACHNIT & WOLFGANG PIEPER
240. Speed–accuracy tradeoffs in specialized keyboards -- Gregory Francisn, Elizabette Johnson
241. Standards for Keyboards -- R.W. BEMER
242. Strength Data for design safety - Phase 1 -- DTI
243. Studies on Ergonomically Designed Alphanumeric Keyboards -- M. NAKASEKO, E. GRANDJEAN, W. HUNTING, and R. GIERER
244. THE ACQUISITION OF TYPEWRITING -- Donald R. GENTNER
245. THE DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF THE KEYBOWL: A STUDY ON AN ERGONOMICALLY DESIGNED ALPHANUMERIC INPUT DEVICE -- Peter Joseph McAlindon
246. THE EFFECT OF KEYBOARD KEY SPACING ON PRODUCTIVITY, USABILITY, AND BIOMECHANICS IN TOUCH TYPISTS WITH LARGE HANDS -- Anna Pereira, David L. Le
247. THE EFFECT OF SIX KEYBOARD DESIGNS ON WRIST AND FOREARM POSTURES -- Alan Barr, David Rempel, Ed Young, David Brafman
248. THE EFFECT OF SPLIT AND VERTICALLY-INCLINED COMPUTER KEYBOARDS ON WRIST AND FOREARM POSTURE -- Richard W. Marklin, Guy G. Simoneau, John F. Mo
249. THE MALTRON KEYBOARDS -- STEPHEN W. HOBDAY
250. THE MINIMOTION TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD -- ROY T GRIFFITH
251. THE STRENGTH OF THE HAND -- Alfred B. Swanson, M.D., Ivan B. Matev, M.D., G. de Groot, M.D.
252. TOWARD A MORE HUMANE KEYBOARD -- William Hargreaves, Ph.D.g; David Rempel, M.D.b; Nachman (Manny) Halpernc; Robert Markison, M.D.d; Karl Kroem
253. TRACKBALL MODIFICATION BASED ON ERGONOMIC EVALUATION -- Ido Morag, David Shinar, Keren Saat, Anna Osba
254. TYPEHEX Keyboard: A virtual keyboard for faster typing in Smartphone -- Ahmed Iqbal Pritom, Hasan Mahmud, Sanjan Ahmed, Md. Kamrul Hasan, and
255. TYPIST: A Theory of Performance in Skilled Typing -- Bonnie E. John
256. Task-specific performance effects with different numeric keypad layouts -- Jenny T. Armand, Thomas S. Redick, Joan R. Poulsen
257. Text Entry Systems: Mobility, Accessibility, Universality -- Edited by I. Scott MacKenzie and Kumiko Tanaka-Ishii
258. The Anatomy and Mechanics of the Human Hand -- CRAIG L TAYLOR, Ph.D., AND ROBERT J. SCHWARZ, M.D.2
259. The Effect of Keyboard Key Gap and Pitch on Typing Speed, Accuracy, and Usability, Part 3 -- Heather Madison, Anna Pereira, Mette Korshøj, Lau
260. The Effect of Keyboard Key Spacing on Typing Speed, Error, Usability, and Biomechanics, Part 2: Vertical Spacing -- Anna Pereira, Chih-Ming Hs
261. The Effect of Keyboard Key Spacing on Typing Speed, Error, Usability, and Biomechanics: Part 1 -- Anna Pereira, David L. Lee, Harini Sadeeshku
262. The Effect of Three Alternative Keyboard Designs on
263. The Effects of Keyswitch Stiffness on Typing Force, Finger Electromyography, and Subjective Discomfort -- Michael J. Gerard , Thomas J. Armstr
264. The Great Keyboard Debate: QWERTY versus Dvorak -- Kathryn Hempstalk
265. The Preferred Layout for Numeral Data-Entry Keysets -- R. CONRAD & A. J. HULL
266. The QWERTY keyboard: a review -- JAN NOYES
267. The Relation between the Type A Behavior Pattern, Pacing, and Subjective Workload under Single- and Dual-Task Conditions -- DIANE DAMOS
268. The Split Keyboard: An Ergonomics Success Story -- David Rempel
269. The association between computer typing style and typing speed -- Nancy A. Baker and Mark S. Redfern
270. The customizable keyboard -- MOSHE A. POLLATSCHEK & ISSACHAR GILAD
271. The design of a memory efficient Palantype Transcription System -- R. DYE, J. L. ARNO-IT AND A. F. NEWELL
272. The effect of keyboard keyswitch make force on applied force and finger flexor muscle activity -- DAVID REMPEL, ELAINE SERINA, EDWARD KLINENBE
273. The effect of six keyboard designs on wrist and forearm postures -- David Rempel, Alan Barr, David Brafman, Ed Young
274. The effects of speed and force of keyboard operation on neck–shoulder muscle activities in symptomatic and asymptomatic office workers -- Grac
275. The effects of split keyboard geometry on upper body postures -- David Rempel, Dan Nathan-Roberts, Bing Yune Chen & Dan Odell
276. The impact of keyboard design on comfort and productivity in a text-entry task -- Naomi G. Swanson, Traci L. Galinsky, Libby L. Cole, Christop
277. The keyboard remains the least ergonomically designed computer device -- Octavian Ciobanu1, Cristian Gavat1, Radu Cozme
278. The pianist's hand: anthropometry and biomechanics -- CH. WAGNER
279. The standardization of a technical practice: Typing (1883–1930) -- Delphine Gardey
280. The training effect on typing on two alternative keyboards -- Mircea Fagarasanu, Shrawan Kumar, Yogesh Narayan
281. Tinel’s Sign and Phalen’s Test in Carpal Tunnel Syndrome -- Stuart H Kuschner MD, Edward Ebramzadeh MS, Darren Johnson MD, William W Brien MD
282. Typeface Legibility: Towards defining familiarity -- Sofie Beier
283. Typing With a Two-Hand Chord Keyboard: Will the QWERTY Become Obsolete? -- DANIEL GOPHER AND DAVID RAIJ
284. Typing is writing: Linguistic properties modulate typing execution -- Svetlana Pinet, Johannes Ziegler, Alario F.-X
285. Typing performance and body discomfort among overweight and obese office workers: A pilot study of keyboard modification -- Matthew Lee Smith,
286. USE AND RESEARCH ISSUES OF A NEW COMPUTER KEYBOARD -- K. H. E. Kroemer
287. USING SEQUENTIAL DATA ANALYSES TO DETERMINE THE OPTIMUM LAYOUT FOR AN ALTERNATIVE KEYBOARD -- Florian Jentsch
288. Usability of a one-hand ternary chord keyboard -- Mark L. McMulkin and Karl H. E. Kroemer
289. User performance with trackball-mice -- Poika Isokoski, Roope Raisamo, Benoı̂t Martin, Grigori Evreinov
290. User-Interface Design for Large-Scale Data and Information Systems: What to Do When the Sky’s Not the Limit -- Ilse Munro, Svetlana Knizhnik
291. User-centered design and evaluation of a next generation fixed-split ergonomic keyboard -- Hugh E. McLoone, Melissa Jacobson, Chau Hegg and Pe
292. Using Genetic Algorithms to Design an Optimized Keyboard Layout for Brazilian Portuguese -- Gustavo Pacheco1, Eduardo Palmeira1 , Keiji Yamana
293. WHY ALPHABETIC KEYBOARDS ARE NOT EASY TO USE: KEYBOARD LAYOUT DOESN'T MUCH MATTER -- Donald A. Norman, Diane Fisher
294. WRIST BIOMECHANICS AND ULTRASONOGRAPHIC MEASURES OF THE MEDIAN NERVE DURING COMPUTER KEYBOARDING -- Kevin Khashayar Toosi
295. WRIST POSTURES WHILE TYPING ON A STANDARD AND SPLIT KEYBOARD -- M Honan, E Serina, R Tal, D Rempel
296. Why Alphabetic Keyboards Are Not Easy to Use: Keyboard Layout Doesn't Much Matter -- DONALD A. NORMAN! and DIANE FISHER
297. Why QWERTY, And What's Better? -- David Piepgrass
298. Wrist Motion in Computer Keyboard Typing -- JungSoo Han
299. Wrist and Forearm Posture from Typing on Split and Vertically Inclined Computer Keyboards -- Richard W. Marklin, Guy G. Simoneau, and John F.
300. Wrist and forearm postures and motions during typing -- ELAINE R. SERINA, RON TAL and DAVID REMPEL
301. Wrist postures in the general population of computer users during a computer task -- Maurice F. Donoghue, David S. O’Reilly, Michael T. Walsh<
302. Wrist postures while keyboarding: effects of a negative slope keyboard system and full motion forearm supports -- ALAN HEDGE & JAMES R. POWERS