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Dr. Dinesh Katre   He is a motivating speaker and usability evangelist. If you need to persuade the management and development teams to win acceptance for usability engineering then you must... Online Journal of HCI Vistas
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Feb 2009
Users on Social Networking Sites

Jan 2009
User Personas and Culture

Dec 2008
Technical Overview and Proceedings of CAUE 2008

Dec 2008
Magic Fairy Tales as Source for Interface Metaphors

Sept 2008
Need to Strengthen Social Usability of Mobile Technology

June 2008
Scope of User Experience Design in Indian eBusiness Scenario

May 2008
Usability in Technical Communication

Mar 2008
User Centred IT for the Public

Feb 2008
Significance of Participatory Design in Offshore Scenario

Feb 2008
Usability Survey of Medical Devices Used in ICU

Feb 2008
QA Session on User Personas with Lene Nielsen

Jan 2008
Personas- as part of user-centred innovation process

VOICE OF USABILITY

Indian Express, March 2008
Use of medical devices by hospital under scanner


Indian Express, June 2007
e-Government sites not user-friendly, confuse citizens


Business Outlook, June 2007
Tech for the dummies


Financial Express, May 2007
Usability engg professionals grow in Pune


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Katre D. S. (2007). Part-I, Marathi Article on Usable Design, Sakal Newspaper, May 2007
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Katre D. S. (2007). Part-II, Marathi Article on Usable Design, Sakal Newspaper, June 2007

Business Standard, Dec 2006
Language options to deepen mobile penetration further


Business Standard, Nov 2006
Easy to use products are in
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Thesis Title: Visualization of Interface Metaphor for Software: An Engineering Approach
Sponsor: Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC)

The objective of this research is to develop an engineering process for visualization of interface metaphor, so as to design the user experience, as part of software development lifecycle. The main highlights are dissection, pre-facto analysis, quantitative and qualitative evaluation, cognitive and remote usability testing of interface metaphor.
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THE PRISM OF
USER EXPERIENCE DESIGN

A comprehensive and metaphorical model visualized by Dr. Dinesh Katre

The Prism of User Experience Design

 
     
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  Message from Dr. Donald Norman to Usability Practioners of India
World Usability Day, Pune 26 Nov. 2008

Message from Dr. Torkil Clemmensen to Usability Practioners of India
World Usability Day, Pune 13-14 Nov. 2007

Message from Dr. Ben Schneiderman to Usability Practioners of India
World Usability Day, Pune 14 Nov. 2006
   
 
RESEARCH PAPERS / ARTICLES

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Katre D. S. (2009). Ecosystem for Digital Preservation in Indian Context: A Proposal for Sustainable and Iterative Lifecycle Model, In Proceedings of Indo-US Workshop in International Trends in Digital Preservation, March 2009, Pune, India, pp. 137-141.

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Katre D. S. (2008). One-Handed Thumb Use on Smart Phones by Semi-literate and Illiterate Users in India: A Usability Report with Design Improvements for Precision and Ease, In Proceedings of Workshop on Cultural Usability and Human Work Interaction Design, NordiCHI Conference, Lund, Sweden, October 2008.
Katre D (2008) as Interviewer. Face to Face with Aaron Marcus, Design for All Institute of India,Volume 3, June 2008, pp. 72-85.

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Bhutkar G. , Katre D., Rajhans N., Deshmukh S. (2008). Scope of Ergonomics Design and Usability for an Intensive Care Unit (ICU): An Indian Perspective, Article 3., Journal of Ergonomics Australia, Published by Human Factors and Ergonomics Society of Australia (HFESA), Vol 22, Number 1, March-June 08, pp. 26-32.

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Katre D. S. (2007). Model Based Heuristics for Constructivist e-Learning, I-Manager's International Journal of Education Technology, January-March 2007, Volume 3, No. 4, pp. 58-65.

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Katre D. S. (2006), Unorganized Cognitive Structures of Illiterate as the Key Factor for Rural E-learning Design, I-Manager's International Journal of Education Technology, January-March 2006, Volume 2, No.4., pp. 67-71.

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Katre D. S. (2006), 'Position Paper on Cross-cultural Usability Issues of Bilingual (Hindi & English) Mobile Phones', In the Proceedings of Indo-Danish HCI Research Symposium, Hosted by Department of Design, Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, India.

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Katre D. S. (2005). Juxtaposing Commentary of Task Performance (CTP) and Interface Play Script: A Technique for Identification of Interface Metaphors, In Proceedings of International Conference on Information Management (ICIM), Mumbai, India, Volume II, pp. 809-818.

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Katre D. S. (2005). Designing the Teacher Like Behavior of e-Learning System: A Case Study of Indian Scripts Typing Tutor, I-Manager's International Journal of Education Technology, Oct-Dec. 2005, Volume 2, No.3, pp. 60-65.

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Katre D. S. (2004). Pragmatic and Usable Approach for Digital Library Initiatives in India, Proceedings of International Conference on Digital Libraries (ICDL), New Delhi, India, Volume I, pp. 41-48.

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Katre D. S. (2004). Using Mnemonics as part of Pictorial Interface for Self Identification of Illiterate Villagers, In Proceedings of International Conference on Human Computer Interaction (I-HCI 2004) organized by IESUP and CSI, Bangalore, India.

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Katre D. S. (2004). Experimenting with UniFace: A Tool for Remote Usability Testing of Icons, ACM-SIGCHI-SI National Usability Conference Easy 2004, Bangalore, India.

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Katre D. S. (2004). A Report on '3D Comprehension Test on Villagers, 2004.



REMARKS
ON ARTICLES
DR. DONALD NORMAN: Very funny. I like that. User Inexperience. A wonderful concept.

DR. BEN SHNEIDERMAN: Your writings are important as they help spread interest in our field... and raise awareness of the importance of usability.

AARON MARCUS:
I have for a long time thought that India and China might produce new applications that derived their metaphors from local culture/history/literature. Your article points the way.

DR. VLADIMIR AVERBUKH:
I may conclude that your works are very interesting and useful for researchers and developers who deal with HCI design. Your work stands out of the real engineering approach to construction of interface metaphors.
 
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