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GUISGraphic User Interfaces
GUISGulf Islands National Seashore (US National Park Service)


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The graphic user interfaces (GUIs) require minimal training, allowing even the occasional operator the ability to use the system.
Linux, layering and listening: what to look for in a call-recording ... by Procops, Tony / Customer Interaction Solutions
These developed from text-based, command-guided syntactical interfaces to intuitive graphic user interfaces that implement principles of "using vision to think" (Mullet & Sano, 1995; Shneiderman, 1998; Tuft, 1990) and create an effective photo-visual communication that "speaks the user's language" (Nielsen, 1993).
Digital literacy: a conceptual framework for survival skills in the ... by Eshet-Alkalai, Yoram / Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia
Mobility with Pocket PCs: users will be able to create any number of Graphic User Interfaces using the Red Dot RQL interface.
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