From shapiro@VNET.IBM.COM Wed Nov  6 15:03:49 1996
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 20:40:46 -0500 (EST)
From: Ron Shapiro <shapiro@VNET.IBM.COM>
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       Games For Explaining Human Factors:  Come and Participate

                         Ronald G. Shapiro, Ph. D.
                             IBM Corporation

                                 Abstract

"Games For Explaining Human Factors:  Come and Participate" is a
popular, informative, entertaining introduction to Human Factors.
For the advanced Human Factors student, faculty member, or practitioner
this session demonstrates how our field can be explained
to non-practitioners in a company, schoolroom or community setting.
For those not familiar with Human Factors, this session provides an
interesting, non-traditional introduction to the field.

The session promises to be informative and FUN!  You might even win a prize!

          Selected Comments From a Previous Participant

  Games for Explaining Human Factors is a great way for people to
  learn about Human Factors without even trying.  -- Jean E. Fox, Human
  Factors Doctoral Candidate, George Mason University

  I see your "Games" as getting information from the minds of the
  teachers to the minds of the students without going through the
  notebooks of either.  -- Jean E. Fox, Human
  Factors Doctoral Candidate, George Mason University