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2002

• Robert Aiken on the future of learning
  
  by Ubiquity staff
  November 2002
  In the hands of skilled teachers, technology will provide students with the best possible education -- both face-to-face and distant, collaborative and individualized, and entertaining and instructional.

• Inside PARC
  
  by Ubiquity staff
  October 2002
  Johan de Kleer talks about knowledge tracking, smart matter and other new developments in AI.

• Random thoughts and prime numbers
  
  by Ubiquity staff
  October 2002
  Jin-Yi Cai on the nature of theoretical computer science research.

• The new computing
  
  by Ubiquity staff
  September 2002
  Ben Shneiderman on how designers can help people succeed.

• Mastering leadership
  
  by Ubiquity staff
  August 2002
  Richard Strozzi-Heckler on moving to the next level.

• Sold!
  
  by Ubiquity staff
  July 2002
  Ajit Kambil on the inevitable, strategic use of electronic markets and auctions.

• Talking with Terry Winograd
  
  by Ubiquity staff
  July 2002
  Convergence, ambient technology, and success in innovation

• Moving from here to there without getting lost
  
  by David Baar
  June 2002

• Interview with Cherri M. Pancake on Usability Engineering
  
  by Cherri M. Pancake
  June 2002

• Emotion and affect
  
  by Don Norman
  May 2002

• Where the algorithm meets the electronics
  
  by Ubiquity staff
  April 2002
  Prabhakar Raghavan on building a secure foundation for information retrieval.

• Quantum leaps in computing
  
  by Ubiquity staff
  April 2002
  John P. Hayes on the next killer app, entangled states, and the end of Moore's Law.

• It's all about the database
  
  by John Gehl
  April 2002

• Ramping up the Internet
  
  by John Gehl
  March 2002

• A conversation with Ruby Lee
  
  by Ubiquity staff
  March 2002
  Innovative computer scientist Ruby Lee talks about secure information processing, efficient permutations, fair use in the digital age, and more.

• S.S. Iyengar on the Paradigm Shift in Computing
  
  by John Gehl
  March 2002

• Talking with Erol Gelenbe
  
  by Ubiquity staff
  February 2002
  An international perspective on ubiquitous computing and university education.

• Computer science meets economics
  
  by Ubiquity staff
  February 2002
  Yale's Joan Feigenbaum talks about the possibilities for interdisciplinary research, the new field of algorithmic mechanism design, and her radical views on security.

• Bringing resources to innovation
  
  by Ubiquity staff
  January 2002
  A ten-year study follows the venture capital business from relative obscurity to boom to retrenchment