Adam M. Fass
adam "at" adamfass.com
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Crescent Meadow in Sequoia National Park, CA
7/17/1999
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Adam is a Software Engineer with Google in Kirkland, WA near Seattle.
Professional
Personal
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Contact Information
e-mail: adam "at" adamfass.com
Publications
Refereed Conference and Journal Articles
Banton, T., Stefanucci, J., Durgin, J., Fass, A., & Proffitt, D.
(2005). The Perception of Walking Speed in a Virtual Environment.
Presence, 14(4), 394-406.
Fass, A., Pausch, R. (2004). MessyBoard: Lowering
the Cost of Communication
and Making it More Enjoyable. Presented at doctoral symposium at
UIST 2004
Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology.
Fass, A., Forlizzi, J., Pausch, R. (2002). MessyDesk
and MessyBoard: Two Designs Inspired By the Goal of Improving Human
Memory.
DIS 2002 Designing Interactive Systems, 303-311.
Fass, A., Bier, E., Adar, E. (2000). PicturePiper: Using a
Re-configurable
Pipeline to Find Images on the Web. UIST 2000 Symposium on User
Iinterface
Software and Technology, 51-62.
Workshops, Posters and Public Demonstrations
Fass, A., Pausch, R. (2004). MessyBoard: Lowering the Cost of
Communication and Making it More Enjoyable. Presented as demonstration
at CSCW
2004 Computer Supported Cooperative Work.
Fass, A., Pausch, R. (2004). MessyBoard: Lowering the Cost of
Communication
and Making it More Enjoyable. Presented as poster at CSCW 2004 Computer
Supported Cooperative Work.
Fass, A., Pausch, R. (2004). MessyBoard: Lowering the Cost of
Communication
and Making it More Enjoyable. Presented as demonstration at UIST 2004
Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology.
Fass, A., Pausch, R. (2002). Adding Scripting
to a Public Bulletin Board. Presented as poster at UIST 2002
Symposium on
User Interface Software and Technology.
Fass, A. (2002). Analog
Control For Martial
Arts Video Games. Presented at "Look Mama, With Hands!" Workshop,
DIS 2002 Designing Interactive Systems.
Ph.D. Dissertation
Fass, A. (2005). MessyBoard:
Lowering
the Cost of Communication and Making it More Enjoyable. Carnegie
Mellon
University, School of Computer Science Technical Report CMU-CS-05-130.