5th ERCIM Workshop on "User Interfaces for All" Special Theme "User-Tailored Information Environments" Dagstuhl, Germany 28th November - 1st December 1999 Edited by: Alfred Kobsa, GMD and Constantine Stephanidis, AT&HCI Lab, ICS-FORTH

"Foreword", A. Kobsa and C. Stephanidis

Invited Talks

• Road Blocks and On Ramps to Universal Design of the WWW, J. Gunderson (University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign, USA).
  
• The Merging of Senses: Auditory-visual Attention Control After Biological Examples, H-H Bothe (Orebro University, Sweden).

Long Papers

• The 'Technology Push' and The User Tailored Information Environment, M.P. Zajicek (Oxford Brookes University, UK) & A.G. Arnold (Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands).
  
• What Users Expect from Future Terminal Devices: Empirical Results from an Expert Survey, C. Kolo & M. Friedewald (Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research, Germany).
  
• SELECT: Social and Collaborative Filtering of Web Documents and News, The SELECT Project Team.
  
• Perception of pictures without graphical interface, Z. Mikovec & P. Slavik (Czech Technical University, Czech Republic).
  
• Ontology-Based Query Translation for legislative Information Retrieval, K. Taveter, A. Lehtola, K. Jaaranen, J. Sorva & C. Bounsaythip (VTT Information Technology, Finland).
  
• User Testing in Industry: A Case Study of Laboratory, Workshop, and Field Tests, M. Hertzum (Riso National Laboratory, Denmark) .
  
• Towards the Generation of Tutorial Courses for Application, F. Garcia (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain).
  
• Accessibility guidelines and scope of formative HCI design input: Contrasting two perspectives, C. Stephanidis & D. Akoumianakis (Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas, Greece).
  
• Integrating Universal Design into a Global Approach for Managing Very Large Web Sites, M. Cooper (Center for Applied Special Technology, USA), Q. Limbourg, C. Mariage & J. Vanderdonckt (Universite Catholique de louvain, Belgium).
  
• Access to Computer-Assisted Learning Environments for Severely Handicapped Children by Semantic Level Adaptations, H. Gappa & S. Mermet (German National Research Center for Information Technology, Germany).
  
• Tailorability and Usability Engineering: A Roadmap to Convergence, A. Totter & C. Stary (University of Linz, Austria).
  
• Software Documentation with Animated Agents, F. de Rosis, B. de Carolis & S. Pizzutilo (University of Bari, Italy).
  
• Knowledge-based and layout-driven adaptive information presentations on the World Wide Web, G. Vouros (University of the Aegean, Greece).
  

Short Papers

• Universal Access in the work-place: A case study, S. Keates, J. Clarkson (University of Cambridge, UK) J. Coy (The Post Office, UK) & P. Robinson (University of Cambridge, UK).
  
• Rapid Development and Evaluation of Interactive Systems, J. Marrenbach (Aachen University of Technology, Germany).
  
• Finding the Common Ground for Legacy Interfaces, C. Roast, R. Brophy & A. Bowdin (Sheffield Hallam University, UK).
  
• Non Visual Presentation of HTML documents for Disabled and Elderly Using Extended Cascading Style Sheets, Ph. Truillet & N. Vigouroux (IRIT UMR CNRS 5505, France).
  
• User Interfaces for Visually Impaired People, R. Batusek & I. Kopeeek (Masaryk University, Czech Republic).
  
• Evaluating adaptable and adaptive user interfaces: lessons learned from the development of the AVANTI Web browser, C. Stephanidis, A. Paramythis & M. Sfyrakis (Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas, Greece).
  

Posters

• Learning from the Art: The Art on the User Interface, M. Gea (Universidad Granada, Spain) & J. Rodeiro (Universidad Vigo, Spain).
  
• The Productive Information Society: A Basis for Sustainability, W. Goehring (German National Research Center for Information Technology, Germany).
  
• Dialogue Interface for Programming in Prolog, A. Jergova (Masaryk University, Czech Republic).
  
• A Universally Accessible ATM or Information Kiosk, I-M. Jonsson & N. Scott (Stanford University, USA).
  
• Hippie: A Nomadic Information System, R. Oppermann, M. Specht, I. Jaceniak & R. Huettenhain (German National Research Center for Information Technology, Germany).