Linux package that describes simple sensors to enable people with limited movement to signal a PC.

How to interface humans and artificial minds. Includes links.

An application designed to create tactile sensations based on images.

A program designed to evaluate navigational structures of Web sites or other information spaces, based on card sorting technique. Includes a FAQ, and free download.

The Memex Simulator is an open source project, implementing Vannevar Bush's concept of an automated information retrieval mechanism.

Software tool for Windows application developers offering solutions for testing and evaluating the usability.

Ergonomic training and risk assessment for computer workstation users. Support for Display Screen Equipment Regulations 1992 and SCORM compliant. Includes a demo and company information.

A set of software services that supports the presentation of software agents as interactive personalities within the Microsoft Windows interface. Conversational interfaces, software agents, and interactive characters.

Bobby is a commercial Windows-based tool to analyze web pages for their accessibility to people with disabilities.

A commercial software product to conduct usability tests. Consists of two components, a customized Web browser that logs user activity and an Internet based data collection and aggregation server.

Free open source software from Uzilla providing card sorting technique and heuristic evaluations.

A Java package for making fully input-reconfigurable interactive applications. It allows to build and test a large number of interaction techniques that make use of enriched or impoverished physical input devices.

A Java-based card sorting application. It supports Open Card Sorting and Closed Card Sorting techniques. The results can be analysed with EZCalc (IBM Tool).

The site gives an overview of the toolkit. The Automatic Mental Model Evaluation software helps reconstructing and analyzing the user's interactive task-solving process by transforming log-files.

A Java-based Open Source application supporting open and closed card sorts. The software includes two separate tools - a sorting tool for the participants and an administration/analysis tool for the information architect to setup the card sort and analyze the results.