Week 1: (October 1) Organizational meeting
Week 2: (October 8; Masa and Daryl)
Why a Diagram is (Sometimes) Worth Ten Thousand Words. Jill H. Larkin and Herbert Simon
Bill will bring in the following book for people to look at... Kemp, M. (2000). Visualizations: The Nature book of art and science. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Week 3: (October 15; Adam and Lincoln)
Week 4: (October 22; Nick and Steve)
Visual Reasoning With Graphs. Yusuf Pisan
A Visual Routines Based Model of Graph Understanding. Yusuf Pisan
Week 5: (October 29; Masa and ?)
Towards a computational model of sketching. Forbus, Ferguson, and Usher
Qualitative spatial reasoning about sketch maps. Forbus, Usher, and Chapman.
How qualitative spatial reasoning can improve strategy game AIs. Forbus, Mahoney, and Dill
Week 6: (November 5; Amlan and Nick)
Nick’s project.
Week 7: (November 12; to be announced)
Metaphor in Diagrams. Alan Frank Blackwell
Scroll down the page. This is a thesis; so skim, but read chapters 5,6 and 7
Also review slides:
http://www.qrg.northwestern.edu/MONET%20Summer%20School%202000/
Week 8: (November 19; Adam? and ?)
Kosslyn, Stephen M. Understanding charts and graphs. Applied Cognitive Psychology. Vol 3(3) Jul-Sep 1989, 185-225. (Also available in 1-up format)
Week 9: (November 26; Katie and Bill)
Winn, W.D., Li, T-Z., & Schill, D.E. (1991). Diagrams as aids to problem solving: Their role in facilitating search and computation. Educational Technology Research and Development, 39, 17-29.Winn, Lee, and Schill: Diagrams as aids to problem solving.
Week 10: (December 3; to be announced)
Week 11: (December 10; to be announced)