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Human-Automation Interaction
- § Task allocation and its paradox
01Function allocation
02Ironies of automation
03Levels of automation
- § The cost on the human side
04Vigilance decrement
05Automation complacency and bias
06Out-of-the-loop performance problem
07Situation awareness
08Mental workload (NASA-TLX)
- § The way out by design
09Trust in automation
10Use, misuse, disuse, abuse
11Adaptive automation
Personal Knowledge Management
- § First ask: why externalise knowledge at all
01Memex
02Hypertext and transclusion
- § How to capture: three philosophies of the atomic note
03Zettelkasten
04Cornell note-taking system
05Evergreen notes
- § How to organise and navigate
06PARA method
07CODE method
08Personal kanban
09Diátaxis
10LYT and maps of content
- § Does it actually work: the scientific audit
11Personal information management
12Stage-based model of personal informatics
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