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By Hiroko Akatsu, Hiroyuki Miki, Naotsune Hosono (auth.), Julie A. Jacko (eds.)

The twelfth overseas convention on Human-Computer interplay, HCI Inter- tional 2007, used to be held in Beijing, P.R. China, 22-27 July 2007, together with the S- posium on Human Interface (Japan) 2007, the seventh overseas convention on Engineering Psychology and Cognitive Ergonomics, the 4th foreign convention on common entry in Human-Computer interplay, the second foreign Conf- ence on digital fact, the 2d overseas convention on Usability and Inter- tionalization, the 2d foreign convention on on-line groups and Social Computing, the third foreign convention on Augmented Cognition, and the first overseas convention on electronic Human Modeling. a complete of 3403 participants from academia, examine institutes, and g- ernmental organizations from seventy six nations submitted contributions, and 1681 papers, judged to be of excessive clinical caliber, have been integrated within the software. those papers deal with the most recent learn and improvement efforts and spotlight the human features of layout and use of computing structures. The papers approved for presentation th- oughly conceal the whole box of Human-Computer interplay, addressing significant - vances in wisdom and powerful use of pcs in various program parts. This quantity, edited through Julie A. Jacko, includes papers within the thematic quarter of Human-Computer interplay, addressing the subsequent significant subject matters: • interplay layout: Theoretical matters, tools, ideas and perform • Usability and overview tools and instruments • realizing clients and Contexts of Use • versions and styles in HCI

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Designers Should Design, Not Record Rationale. Tacit knowledge [12] is a term used to describe things that we know, but are not able to bring to consciousness. It is possible that design rationale may unintentionally be omitted because a designer may not be able to explicate their tacit knowledge. Designers may not be able or willing to spend the energy to articulate their thoughts into the design rationale system, especially when they reach breakdowns, and are focusing on understanding and resolving the problem at hand.

We use the term essential in the same way that Brooks [5] did; essential problems are inherent in the nature of the activity in contrast to accidental problems that are problems for today but which are not inherent and may well be solved by future technological advances. After analyzing these essential problems, we return to two additional questions. In order to better understand what the rationale for design rationale should be we must ask what do designer do? And then what should the goal of design rationale be?

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