Howie Goodell has a BS and MS in Analytical Chemistry from Northeastern
University, and 19 years experience in controls and GUI programming. For
the past 4 years he has been the primary architect and implementer of a
fully end-user-programmed control system for automating complex semiconductor
process equipment (a publication about this system is in preparation.)
He is a doctoral candidate in Computer Science at the University of Massachusetts
at Lowell and a member of the HCI Research Group there, doing research
on end-user programming. He originated and has maintained the End-User
Programming Web page www.cs.uml.edu/~hgoodell/EndUser/
since 1997. With Carol Traynor, he organized a successful Special Interest
Group in End-User Computing at CHI 97 [4].
| Senior Software Engineer
Micrion Corporation 1 Corp Wy Centennial Park Peabody, MA 01960-7990 USA +1 (978) 538-6680 hgoodell@eng.micrion.com |
Doctoral Candidate
HCI Research Group Computer Science Dept U Mass. Lowell 1 University Avenue Lowell, MA 01854 USA hgoodell@cs.uml.edu End-User Programming: http://www.cs.uml.edu/~hgoodell/EndUser |
Traynor was a co-organizer and presenter of a workshop entitled: "Introducing
New Technology to Non-Technical Users", at the Massachusetts Education
Computing Conference (MECC ‘94) held in Lowell MA, in June 1994. Traynor
also co-organized a Special Interest Group (SIG) meeting on end-user programming
at CHI 97 [4]. She has contributed articles to the SIGCHI
Bulletin, and
has presented at the 1994 Participatory Design Conference (PDC 94), the
1995 ACM SIGCHI conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI 95),
and the Empirical Studies of Programmers Workshop 7 (ESP 7). She participated
in the Doctoral Consortia at ESP 7 and CHI 98. She will make a presentation
at the 1998 Participatory Design Conference (PDC ’98) in Seattle WA in
November 1998.