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ORCIDAI & Society, Volume 5, 1991
Volume 5, Number 1, January-March 1991
- Pål Sørgaard:
Evaluating Expert System Prototypes. 3-17 - Evans E. Woherem:
Human Factors in Information Technology: The Socio-Organisational Aspects of Expert Systems Design. 18-33 - Mike Robinson:
Double-Level Languages and Co-Operative Working. 34-60
- Michael Paetau:
'Adaptive' and 'Cooperative' Computer Systems - A Challenge for Sociological Research. 61-70 - Henry J. Perkinson:
The Making of a Risk Aversive Siciety. 70-73
Volume 5, Number 2, April-June 1991
- Denis Newman:
Interpreting an Intelligent Tutor's Algorithmic Task: A Role for Apprenticeship as a Model for Instructional Design. 93-109 - Edgar A. Whitley
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Two Approaches to Developing Expert Systems: A Consideration of Formal and Semi-Formal Domains. 110-127 - Brian Lings, Nat Adablah, Lou Foster, Yuanping Jin, Ajit Narayanan:
On a Human-Centred Approach to Database Systems. 128-141
- Donald Michie:
Expert Systems: The End of the Beginning. 142-147 - P. R. Churcher:
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Leisure. 147-155 - Keizo Sato:
From AI to Cybernetics. 155-161 - Marianne LaFrance:
What are Experts For? 161-171 - Richard Ennals:
What are Knowledge Engineers For? 171-173
Volume 5, Number 3, July-September 1991
- Roberto Maiocchi:
Can You Make a Computer Understand and Produce Art? 183-201 - Ephraim Nissan:
ONOMATURGE: An Artificial Intelligence Tool and Paradigm for Supporting National and Native Language Fostering Policies. 202-217 - Roberto Cordeschi:
The Discovery of the Artificial - Some Protocybernetic Developments 1930-1940. 218-238
- G. Degli Antoni, Rita Pizzi:
Virtuality as a Basis for Problem Solving? 239-245 - Roy Rada:
Computers and Gradualness: The Selfish Meme. 246-254
Volume 5, Number 4, October-December 1991
- Richard J. Badham:
Technology, Work and Culture. 263-276 - Georg Aichholzer:
'Systemic Rationalization' in Austria: Social and Political Mediation in Technology Use and Work Organization. 277-295 - Ian McLoughlin:
Human-Centred by Design? The Adoption of CAD in the UK. 296-307 - Erling C. Havn:
Joint Organisational and Technical Development of CIM-Systems: An Extension of the Classic Scandinavian Approach. 308-320 - Ann Majchrzak, Les Gasser:
On Using Artificial Intelligence to Integrate the Design of Organizational and Process Change in US Manufacturing. 321-338 - Harold Salzman:
Engineering Perspectives and Technology Design in the United States. 339-356
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