Abstract
This paper is intended to provide a useful guide and reference for those students (or researchers) attempting to familiarize themselves with the large body of HCI research available. This paper discusses trends, labs, funding sources, implications, and major contributions to HCI over the past decade (1995–2005) as documented through the British Journal of Behaviour & Information Technology. Several graphs are provided to illustrate patterns of interest and publication of HCI research with step-by-step guidance for the overwhelmed student (or researcher) for everything from narrowing relevant HCI journals and articles to a sampling of funding sources. All in the hope of providing a guide to understanding what has been done in the field, where to get started, and the direction HCI research may be going in the future.
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