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CHI 2013: Paris, France
- Wendy E. Mackay, Stephen A. Brewster, Susanne Bødker:
2013 ACM SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, CHI '13, Paris, France, April 27 - May 2, 2013, Extended Abstracts. ACM 2013, ISBN 978-1-4503-1952-2
Accessibility
- Zhen Bai, Alan F. Blackwell, George Coulouris:
Can we augment reality with "mental images" to elicit pretend play?: a usability study. 1-6 - Cristina Manresa-Yee
, Joan Jordi Muntaner
A motion-based interface to control environmental stimulation for children with severe to profound disabilities. 7-12 - Matthew J. Murphy, Christopher D. Miller, Walter S. Lasecki, Jeffrey P. Bigham:
Adaptive time windows for real-time crowd captioning. 13-18 - Stephen Vickers, Howell O. Istance, Michael J. Heron
Accessible gaming for people with physical and cognitive disabilities: a framework for dynamic adaptation. 19-24 - Kristin Dew, Muna Haddadin, Carin Fishel, Apurva Dawale:
Karaoke: an assistive alternative interface for illiterate users. 25-30 - Lourdes Morales, Sonia M. Arteaga, Sri Kurniawan:
Design guidelines of a tool to help blind authors independently format their word documents. 31-36 - Nazatul Naquiah Abd Hamid, Alistair D. N. Edwards:
Facilitating route learning using interactive audio-tactile maps for blind and visually impaired people. 37-42 - Karim Said, Shaun K. Kane:
Button blender: remixing input to improve video game accessibility. 43-48 - Martin Petzold, Francesco Barbabella
Towards an ambient assisted living user interaction taxonomy. 49-54 - Muhanad S. Manshad, Enrico Pontelli
Exploring tangible collaborative distance learning environments for the blind and visually impaired. 55-60 - Grégoire Denis, Christophe Jouffrais
Human faces detection and localization with simulated prosthetic vision. 61-66
CSCW
- Azadeh Forghani, Carman Neustaedter, Thecla Schiphorst:
Investigating the communication patterns of distance-separated grandparents and grandchildren. 67-72 - Julie R. Williamson, Marilyn Rose McGee-Lennon, Euan Freeman
Designing a smartpen reminder system for older adults. 73-78 - Kathrin Probst
Rotating, tilting, bouncing: using an interactive chair to promote activity in office environments. 79-84 - Hana Vrzakova
That's not norma(n/l): a detailed analysis of midas touch in gaze-based problem-solving. 85-90 - Antonio Diaz Tula, Andrew T. N. Kurauchi, Carlos H. Morimoto
Facilitating gaze interaction using the gap and overlap effects. 91-96 - Dongwook Yoon, Huaishu Peng, Bin Xu:
Let me show you what i read: exploring referencing strategies for e-books. 97-102 - David Socha, Josh Tenenberg:
Navigating constraints: the design work of professional software developers. 103-108 - Florian Frische, Andreas Lüdtke
Supervisory guide part I: detecting gaps in UAV swarm operator situation awareness. 109-114 - Kevin Hoff, Masooda N. Bashir
A theoretical model for trust in automated systems. 115-120 - Alain Giboin:
Emphasizing dysfunctional group dynamics in collaboration personas: specification of an approach. 121-126 - Katja Neureiter, Martin Murer
Hand and eyes: how eye contact is linked to gestures in video conferencing. 127-132 - Michael Jongseon Lee
GitHub developers use rockstars to overcome overflow of news. 133-138 - Nora McDonald, Sean P. Goggins:
Performance and participation in open source software on GitHub. 139-144 - Koustuv Dasgupta, Vaibhav Rajan
CrowdUtility: know the crowd that works for you. 145-150 - Shawn Nikkila, Daragh Byrne, Hari Sundaram
Taskville: visualizing tasks and raising awareness in the workplace. 151-156 - Ligia Maria Batrinca, Muhammad Tahir Khan, Dorrit Billman, Basak Aydemir
A timeline visualization for multi-team collaborative planning. 157-162 - Markus Krause, Robert Porzel:
It is about time: time aware quality management for interactive systems with humans in the loop. 163-168 - Jifei Ou, Sheng Kai Tang, Hiroshi Ishii:
synchroLight: three-dimensional pointing system for remote video communication. 169-174 - Roelof Anne Jelle de Vries, Manja Lohse, Andi Winterboer, Frans C. A. Groen, Vanessa Evers:
Combining social strategies and workload: a new design to reduce the negative effects of task interruptions. 175-180 - Daniel Holliday, Stephanie M. Wilson, Simone Stumpf
The effect of explanations on perceived control and behaviors in intelligent systems. 181-186
Evaluation and design methods
- Janet C. Read, Matthew Horton, Gavin Sim, Peggy Gregory
CHECk: a tool to inform and encourage ethical practice in participatory design with children. 187-192 - Wolmet Barendregt
Exploring the potential of the drawing intervention method for design and evaluation by young children. 193-198 - Lucas Paletta
3D attention: measurement of visual saliency using eye tracking glasses. 199-204 - Daniel Fitton, Janet C. Read, Matthew Horton
The challenge of working with teens as participants in interaction design. 205-210 - Viktoria Pammer
Surprise, surprise: activity log based time analytics for time management. 211-216 - Kai Kunze, Hitoshi Kawaichi, Kazuyo Yoshimura, Koichi Kise:
Towards inferring language expertise using eye tracking. 217-222 - Jarmo Palviainen, Kaisa Väänänen-Vainio-Mattila, Heikki Peltola:
Social devices: a laboratory study on user preferences of device proactivity. 223-228 - Sin-Hwa Kang, Jacquelyn Ford Morie:
Users' socially desirable responding with computer interviewers. 229-234 - Emma Thom, Matt Jones:
Give and take: audio gift giving to support research practices. 235-240 - Kangwook Lee, Sangtae Kim, Sung-Hyon Myaeng:
Measuring touch bias of one thumb posture on direct touch-based mobile devices. 241-246 - Galena Kostoska
Collecting memories of the museum experience. 247-252 - Holly C. Miller, Sébastien Kubicki, Christophe Kolski
Implementation of the stroop task using an interactive table: an experimental study. 253-258 - Kathleen Weaver, Anita Komlodi, Brian Duffy:
Using an intelligent interviewer to perform cognitive assessments. 259-264 - Talya Porat
MATE: a mobile analysis tool for usability experts. 265-270 - Matthew Higgs, Alistair Morrison
Analysing user behaviour through dynamic population models. 271-276 - Myroslav Bachynskyi, Antti Oulasvirta, Gregorio Palmas
Biomechanical simulation in the analysis of aimed movements. 277-282 - Michael Nebeling, Christoph Zimmerli, Moira C. Norrie:
Informing the design of new mobile development methods and tools. 283-288 - Lesley J. McIntyre, Vicki L. Hanson:
BESIDE: the built environment for social inclusion in the digital economy. 289-294 - Corey Holland, Atenas Garza, Elena Kurtova, Jose Cruz, Oleg Komogortsev:
Usability evaluation of eye tracking on an unmodified common tablet. 295-300 - Rolf Molich, Jennifer McGinn, Nigel Bevan:
You say "disaster", i say "no problem": unusable problem rating scales. 301-306 - Fabrizio Bracco, Carlo Chiorri, Donald Glowinski, Beatrice Hosseini Nia, Gianni Viardo Vercelli
Investigating visual discomfort with 3D displays: the stereoscopic discomfort scale. 307-312 - Evangelos Niforatos, Evangelos Karapanos
Enwildering the lab: merging field evaluation with in-lab experience sampling. 313-318 - Atman Kendira, Thierry Gidel
Verbal and nonverbal communication for evaluating interactive spaces. 319-324 - Jan-Niklas Antons
Did you notice?: neuronal processing of multimodal mobile phone feedback. 325-330 - Wenn-Chieh Tsai, Hung-Chi Lee, Joey Chiao-Yin Hsiao, Rung-Huei Liang
Framing design of reminiscence aids with transactive memory theory. 331-336 - Oge Marques, Justyn Snyder, Mathias Lux:
How well do you know Tom Hanks?: using a game to learn about face recognition. 337-342 - Tim Coughlan
Tailored scenarios: a low-cost online method to elicit perceptions on designs using real relationships. 343-348 - Jieun Kim
To be biased or not to be: choosing between design fixation and design intentionality. 349-354 - Bonnie E. John, Calvin Swart, Rachel K. E. Bellamy, Marilyn Hughes Blackmon, Richard Brown:
An open source approach to information scent. 355-360 - Philip Fawcett, Karen E. Fisher, Ann Peterson Bishop, Lassana Magassa:
Using design thinking to empower ethnic minority immigrant youth in their roles as technology and information mediaries. 361-366 - Jan Derboven
Researching user interpretation beyond designer intentions. 367-372 - Lizzie Coles-Kemp, Alice Angus, Freya Stang:
Letting go: working with the rhythm of participants. 373-378 - André O. Bueno, Júnia Coutinho Anacleto:
Allowing software developers to develop culture-sensitive applications by providing them the omcs-br cultural knowledgebase. 379-384
Health
- Sitwat Langrial, Harri Oinas-Kukkonen, Päivi Lappalainen, Raimo Lappalainen:
Rehearsing to control depressive symptoms through a behavior change support system. 385-390 - Cynthia Putnam, Jinghui Cheng, Doris C. Rusch, André Berthiaume, Robin Burke
Supporting therapists in motion-based gaming for brain injury rehabilitation. 391-396 - Andrea Taylor, Jeni Lennox, Alasdair Mort, David Heaney, Sarah-Anne Muñoz, Margaret Currie, Gill Hubbard
Developing hospice care over a distance in highland Scotland: a knowledge exchange process. 397-402 - Ryo Watanabe, Naoki Saito, Yuichiro Mori, Taku Hachisu, Michi Sato, Shogo Fukushima, Hiroyuki Kajimoto:
Evaluation of roller-type itch-relief device employing hot and cold alternating stimuli. 403-408 - Elizabeth H. Ehleringer, Si-Jung Kim:
The wearable lullaby: improving sleep quality of caregivers of dementia patients. 409-414 - Ard Jacobs, Annick Timmermans, Marc Michielsen, Maaiken Vander Plaetse, Panos Markopoulos:
CONTRAST: gamification of arm-hand training for stroke survivors. 415-420 - Rupa A. Patel, Andrea L. Hartzler, Mary Czerwinski, Wanda Pratt
Leveraging visual feedback from social signal processing to enhance clinicians' nonverbal skills. 421-426 - Amy Jang, Diana L. MacLean, Jeffrey Heer:
Designing a prototype interface for visual communication of pain. 427-432 - Yin-Leng Theng, Owen Noel Newton Fernando
CuePBox: an integrated physical and virtual pillbox for patient care. 433-438 - Adam Perer, David Gotz:
Data-driven exploration of care plans for patients. 439-444 - Markus Krause, Jan D. Smeddinck
A digital game to support voice treatment for parkinson's disease. 445-450 - Marikken Høiseth, Michail N. Giannakos
Research-derived guidelines for designing toddlers' healthcare games. 451-456 - Kara Rennert, Evangelos Karapanos
Faceit: supporting reflection upon social anxiety events with lifelogging. 457-462 - Susanne Mäkelä, Roman Bednarik, Markku Tukiainen:
Evaluating user experience of autistic children through video observation. 463-468 - Sebastian Marwecki, Roman Rädle, Harald Reiterer
Encouraging collaboration in hybrid therapy games for autistic children. 469-474 - Karin Slegers
Active collaboration in healthcare design: participatory design to develop a dementia care app. 475-480 - Tamara Peyton
"My Mobile Health, My Mobile Life": methods for designing health interventions with adolescents. 481-486 - Tobias Sonne, Kaj Grønbæk
Exploring new potentials in preventing unhealthy computer habits. 487-492 - Jane Li, Leila Alem:
Supporting distributed collaborations between mobile health workers and expert clinicians in home care. 493-498 - Tracy L. Mitzner, Charles C. Kemp, Wendy A. Rogers, Lorenza Tiberio:
Investigating healthcare providers' acceptance of personal robots for assisting with daily caregiving tasks. 499-504 - Andrea Alessandrini, Alessandro Cappelletti, Massimo Zancanaro:
Audio-augmented paper for the therapy of low-functioning autism children. 505-510 - Adrian Laurenzi, Megumu Brownstein, Anne M. Turner, Katrin Kirchhoff, Julie A. Kientz:
A web-based collaborative translation management system for public health workers. 511-516 - Roberto Calderon, Sidney S. Fels
Towards supporting informal information and communication practices within a Brazilian healthcare environment. 517-522 - Chen Zhao, Chih-Pin Hsiao, Nicholas M. Davis, Ellen Yi-Luen Do
Tangible games for stroke rehabilitation with digital box and blocks test. 523-528 - Kuo-Chen Wang, Ming-Tung Hong, Hsin-Liu Cindy Kao, Allen C. Lin, Chi-An Wang, Chuang-Wen You, Chun-Hung Pan, Ming-Chyi Huang, Chun-Mao Liang, Hao-Hua Chu:
A phone-based support system to assist alcohol recovery. 529-534
Interaction and experience design
- Marianna Obrist
Experiential perspectives on road congestions. 535-540 - Clinton Jorge, Valentina Nisi
Ambiguity in design: an airport split-flap display storytelling installation. 541-546 - Maria Roussou, Akrivi Katifori
A life of their own: museum visitor personas penetrating the design lifecycle of a mobile experience. 547-552 - Yuichiro Kinoshita, Satoshi Tsukanaka, Kentaro Go:
Strolling with street atmosphere visualization: development of a tourist support system. 553-558 - Sari Kujala
Lost in time: the meaning of temporal aspects in user experience. 559-564 - Martin Knobel, Marc Hassenzahl, Josef Schumann, Melanie Lamara, Kai Eckoldt, Andreas Butz:
A trip into the countryside: an experience design for explorative car cruises. 565-570 - Katina Hazelden, Matthew Yee-King, Roberto Confalonieri
WeCurate: multiuser museum interactives for shared cultural experiences. 571-576 - Eike Kleiner
Blended shelf: reality-based presentation and exploration of library collections. 577-582 - Hyosun Kwon
Wet pixels: from digital to analogue originals. 583-588 - Élton Gouveia, Francisco Azevedo, Luís Ferreira, Paulo Caldeira, Vítor Almeida, Rúben Gouveia
Look what i found!: augmenting phone calls with memories of the past. 589-594 - Jelle Stienstra, Patrizia Marti
Dreamy eyes: exploring dynamic expression in human-system interaction. 595-600 - Soh Masuko
KiTeMiROOM: a fashion-coordination system for mobile devices. 601-606 - Sarah Diefenbach
An interaction vocabulary. describing the how of interaction. 607-612 - Loraine Clarke
Experience, engagement and social interaction at a steam locomotive multimodal interactive museum exhibit. 613-618
Learning
- Tiffany Tseng, Coram Bryant:
Design, reflect, explore: encouraging children's reflections with mechanix. 619-624 - David Bertolo
A set of interactions to rotate solids in 3D geometry context. 625-630 - Ricardo Gomez, Ivette Bayo, Philip J. Reed, Cong Wang, Marisol Silva:
Fearless cards: addressing emotional barriers to computer learning among extremely marginalized populations. 631-636 - Yuhang Zhao, Alexis Hope, Jin Huang, Yoel Sumitro, James A. Landay, Yuanchun Shi:
Hero: designing learning tools to increase parental involvement in elementary education in china. 637-642 - Priscilla Jimenez Pazmino
Teachable mo[bil]ment: capitalizing on teachable moments with mobile technology in zoos. 643-648 - Sridhar Chimalakonda, Kesav V. Nori:
EasyAuthor: supporting low computer proficiency teachers in the design of educational content for adult illiterates. 649-654 - Yugo Hayashi:
Pedagogical conversational agents for supporting collaborative learning: effects of communication channels. 655-660 - Ewald Strasser, Astrid Weiss
Alert in the cleanroom: testing alerting modalities for a task guiding interface. 661-666 - Rina R. Wehbe
EEG-based assessment of video and in-game learning. 667-672 - Marina Louise Ciccarelli, Courtenay-Jane Campbell Harris:
Children's computer interaction in schools: a case study for promoting healthy computer use. 673-678 - Jodi Asbell-Clarke, Elizabeth Rowe
Assessment design for emergent game-based learning. 679-684 - Juho Kim
Learnersourcing subgoal labeling to support learning from how-to videos. 685-690 - Elham Beheshti, Colin Fitzpatrick, Alexis Hope, Anne Marie Piper
Circuit in pieces: understanding electricity from electrons to light bulbs. 691-696 - Suhwa Lee, Young Yim Doh
iSpy: RFID-driven language learning toy integrating living environment. 697-702 - Marvin Andujar, Juan E. Gilbert
Let's learn!: enhancing user's engagement levels through passive brain-computer interfaces. 703-708 - Henry Lieberman, Karthik Dinakar, Birago Jones:
Crowdsourced ethics with personalized story matching. 709-714 - Konstantin Mitgutsch, Steven Schirra, Sara Verrilli:
Movers and shakers: designing meaningful conflict in a tablet-based serious game. 715-720
Multimedia
- Steven Houben
ActivityDesk: multi-device configuration work using an interactive desk. 721-726 - Seung-Chan Kim
Feeling the unseen: physical interaction with depth-embedded images. 727-732
Music and audio
- Steven Gelineck, Morten Büchert, Jesper Andersen:
Towards a more flexible and creative music mixing interface. 733-738 - Christine Bauer
Reactive music: when user behavior affects sounds in real-time. 739-744 - José San Pedro
The sound of light: induced synesthesia for augmenting the photography experience. 745-750 - Kian Peen Yeo, Suranga Nanayakkara:
StickEar: augmenting objects and places wherever whenever. 751-756 - Tomoki Taguchi, Masafumi Goseki, Ryohei Egusa, Miki Namatame, Masanori Sugimoto, Fusako Kusunoki, Etsuji Yamaguchi, Shigenori Inagaki, Yoshiaki Takeda, Hiroshi Mizoguchi
KIKIWAKE: sound source separation system for children-computer interaction. 757-762 - Laewoo Kang, Tianyuan Gu, Geri Gay:
Harmonic paper: interactive music interface for drawing. 763-768 - Doon MacDonald
Toward a method and toolkit for the design of auditory displays, based on soundtrack composition. 769-774 - Siddhartha Asthana, Pushpendra Singh, Amarjeet Singh:
Exploring adverse effects of adaptive voice menu. 775-780 - Alexander Travis Adams, Celine Latulipe
Survey of audio programming tools. 781-786
Privacy
- Daniel Ritter, Florian Schaub
MIBA: multitouch image-based authentication on smartphones. 787-792 - Michaela Kauer, Benjamin Franz, Thomas Pfeiffer, Martin Heine, Delphine Christin
Improving privacy settings for facebook by using interpersonal distance as criterion. 793-798 - Lia R. Emanuel, Chris Bevan, Duncan Hodges
What does your profile really say about you?: privacy warning systems and self-disclosure in online social network spaces. 799-804 - Benjamin Henne, Marian Harbach
Location privacy revisited: factors of privacy decisions. 805-810 - S. Shyam Sundar, Hyunjin Kang, Mu Wu, Eun Go, Bo Zhang:
Unlocking the privacy paradox: do cognitive heuristics hold the key? 811-816 - Zinaida Benenson, Freya Gassmann
Android and iOS users' differences concerning security and privacy. 817-822 - Ivan Flechais, Marina Jirotka, Deena Alghamdi:
In the balance in Saudi Arabia: security, privacy and trust. 823-828
Social computing
- Li Chen
How personality influences users' needs for recommendation diversity? 829-834 - Phu Tran Nguyen, Juho Kim
Generating annotations for how-to videos using crowdsourcing. 835-840 - Lin Wan, Jan Heß, Benedikt Ley, Volker Wulf
Onegai: a demand-driven photo sharing tool with location reference. 841-846 - Erick Oduor, Carman Neustaedter, Serena Hillman, Carolyn Pang:
Family communication in rural and slum regions of Kenya. 847-852 - Miyuki Onuma, Atsushi Kimura, Hiroki Sasaki, Naoki Mukawa:
Someone to watch over me: presence of an assistant agent on SNS inhibits negative blaming statements in tweeting. 853-858 - Helmut Lang, Melina Klepsch
Are computers still social actors? 859-864 - Bin Xu, Alvin Chin, Dan Cosley:
On how event size and interactivity affect social networks. 865-870 - Yefeng Liu, Todorka Alexandrova
Facilitating natural flow of information among "taste-based" groups. 871-876 - John Paul Vargheese
Persuasive dialogue for older adults: promoting and encouraging social interaction. 877-882 - Michael D. Greenberg, Julie Hui, Elizabeth Gerber:
Crowdfunding: a resource exchange perspective. 883-888 - Julie Hui, Michael D. Greenberg, Elizabeth Gerber:
Understanding crowdfunding work: implications for support tools. 889-894 - Sarah Hallacher, Jenny Rodenhouse, Andrés Monroy-Hernández
Mixsourcing: a remix framework as a form of crowdsourcing. 895-900 - Jamie Macbeth, Hanna Adeyema, Henry Lieberman, Christopher Fry:
Script-based story matching for cyberbullying prevention. 901-906 - Deepti Aggarwal
Power of friends: when friends guess about their friends' guess. 907-912 - Makoto P. Kato, Ryen W. White, Jaime Teevan, Susan T. Dumais:
Clarifications and question specificity in synchronous social Q&A. 913-918 - Martin W. Traunmueller
The path is the reward: considering social networks to contribute to the pleasure of urban strolling. 919-924 - Jennifer Marlow, Laura Dabbish
Designing to improve interpersonal impression accuracy in online peer production. 925-930 - Seyong Ha, Dongwhan Kim
Crowdsourcing as a method for indexing digital media. 931-936
Augmented reality
- Raphael Wimmer
Exploring the benefits of fingernail displays. 937-942 - Hark-Joon Kim, Hayoung Kim, Seungho Chae, Jonghoon Seo, Tack-Don Han:
AR pen and hand gestures: a new tool for pen drawings. 943-948 - Florian Daiber, Felix Kosmalla, Antonio Krüger
BouldAR: using augmented reality to support collaborative boulder training. 949-954 - Thammathip Piumsomboon
User-defined gestures for augmented reality. 955-960 - Valentin Heun
Smarter objects: using AR technology to program physical objects and their interactions. 961-966 - Heli Väätäjä
Exploring augmented reality for user-generated hyperlocal news content. 967-972 - Yasuyuki Hayashi, Soh Masuko
AteGau: projector-based online fashion coordination system. 973-978 - Oliver Korn
The potentials of in-situ-projection for augmented workplaces in production: a study with impaired persons. 979-984 - Austin S. Lee, Kshitij Marwah:
Scaled reality: interfaces for augmenting information on small-scale tangible objects. 985-990 - Mamoun Nawahdah, Tomoo Inoue:
Influence on user's communication in BHS videoconferencing: superimposition of a remote person's figure on the local background. 991-996 - David Ledo, Bon Adriel Aseniero, Saul Greenberg, Sebastian Boring
OneSpace: shared depth-corrected video interaction. 997-1002
Emotions
- Allan Fong, Zahra Ashktorab, Jon Froehlich:
Bear-with-me: an embodied prototype to explore tangible two-way exchanges of emotional language. 1011-1016 - Genevieve Alelis
Exhibiting emotion: using digital technologies to discover emotional connections. 1017-1022 - Seiji Yamada, Kazunori Terada
Expressing a robot's confidence with motion-based artificial subtle expressions. 1023-1028 - Galen Panger, Bryan Rea, Steven Weber:
Visualizing ambivalence: showing what mixed feelings look like. 1029-1034 - Takashi G. Sato, Yutaka Kamamoto, Noboru Harada
A playback system that synchronizes the musical phrases with listener's respiration phases. 1035-1040 - Corina Sas
AffectCam: arousal- augmented sensecam for richer recall of episodic memories. 1041-1046 - Bruno Cardoso
CAAAT: a discrete approach to emotion assessment. 1047-1052 - Suleman Shahid, Bram Erven, Emiel Krahmer:
Acted emotional expressions of game-playing children: investigating the influence of emotion intensity on recognition rates. 1053-1058 - Wim Verhavert, Jeroen Vanattenhoven
Improving digital reading experiences with mood-based content selection. 1059-1064
Games/play
- Heather Desurvire, Dennis R. Wixon:
Game principles: choice, change & creativity: making better games. 1065-1070 - Kornchulee Khanana
Designing children's digital games on nutrition with playability heuristics. 1071-1076 - Miaoqi Zhu, Xiaowen Fang, Susy S. Chan, Jacek Brzezinski:
Building a dictionary of game-descriptive words to study playability. 1077-1082 - Jason Procyk, Carman Neustaedter:
GEMS: a location-based game for supporting family storytelling. 1083-1088 - A. Imran Nordin, Jaron Ali, Aishat Animashaun, Josh Asch, Josh Adams, Paul A. Cairns
Attention, time perception and immersion in games. 1089-1094 - Stephen H. Fairclough, Christopher G. Burns:
Decomposing immersion: effects of game demand and display type on auditory evoked potentials. 1095-1100 - Ioanna Iacovides
Do games attract or sustain engagement in citizen science?: a study of volunteer motivations. 1101-1106 - William Ellick, Pejman Mirza-Babaei
Assessing user preference of video game controller button settings. 1107-1112 - Luís Duarte, Luís Carriço
The cake can be a lie: placebos as persuasive videogame elements. 1113-1118 - Dennis L. Kappen
Exploring social interaction in co-located multiplayer games. 1119-1124 - David Altimira, Mark Billinghurst
Understanding handicapping for balancing exertion games. 1125-1130 - Luís Lucas Pereira
Gameplay experience evaluation centered on participation: the fátima game design case. 1131-1136 - Elisa D. Mekler
Disassembling gamification: the effects of points and meaning on user motivation and performance. 1137-1142 - Leo Holsti, Tuukka M. Takala
Body-controlled trampoline training games based on computer vision. 1143-1148 - Michael Karlesky, Katherine Isbister:
Fidget widgets: secondary playful interactions in support of primary serious tasks. 1149-1154 - Asaki Miura, Takashi Isezaki, Kenji Suzuki
Social playware with an enhanced reach for facilitating group interaction. 1155-1160
Gesture
- Mark D. Rice, Ranieri Koh, Quintessence Lui, Qixiang He, Marcus Wan, Vanessa Yeo, Jamie Ng
Comparing avatar game representation preferences across three age groups. 1161-1166 - Michael Karlesky, Edward F. Melcer
Open sesame: re-envisioning the design of a gesture-based access control system. 1167-1172 - Bashar Altakrouri, Jan Gröschner, Andreas Schrader:
Documenting natural interactions. 1173-1178 - Sharad Vikram, Lei Li
Writing and sketching in the air, recognizing and controlling on the fly. 1179-1184 - Derrick Cheng, Pei-Yu Chi, Taeil Kwak, Björn Hartmann, Paul K. Wright:
Body-tracking camera control for demonstration videos. 1185-1190 - Fabrice Matulic, Moira C. Norrie, Ihab Al Kabary, Heiko Schuldt
Gesture-supported document creation on pen and touch tabletops. 1191-1196 - Danilo Gasques Rodrigues, Emily Grenader, Fernando da Silva Nos, Marcel de Sena Dall'Agnol, Troels E. Hansen, Nadir Weibel
MotionDraw: a tool for enhancing art and performance using kinect. 1197-1202 - Arnab Nandi
The interactive join: recognizing gestures for database queries. 1203-1208 - Sukeshini A. Grandhi, Chat Wacharamanotham, Gina Joue
How we gesture towards machines: an exploratory study of user perceptions of gestural interaction. 1209-1214
Inputs
- Lisa Stifelman, Adam Elman, Anne Sullivan:
Designing natural speech interactions for the living room. 1215-1220 - Jong-bum Woo, Hyeon-Jeong Suk
Touch or remote: comparing touch-and remote-type interfaces for short distance wireless device connection. 1221-1226 - Luis A. Leiva, Vicent Alabau, Enrique Vidal:
Error-proof, high-performance, and context-aware gestures for interactive text edition. 1227-1232 - Yang Liu, Nadir Weibel
Interactive space: a prototyping framework for touch and gesture on and above the desktop. 1233-1238 - David Glesser, François Bérard, Jeremy R. Cooperstock:
Overcoming limitations of the trackpad for 3d docking operations. 1239-1244 - Romain Trachel, Thomas Brochier, Maureen Clerc:
Enhancing visuospatial attention performance with brain-computer interfaces. 1245-1250 - Takuro Kuribara, Buntarou Shizuki, Jiro Tanaka:
Sinkpad: a malleable mouse pad consisted of an elastic material. 1251-1256 - Jakub Dostal, Per Ola Kristensson, Aaron J. Quigley
The potential of fusing computer vision and depth sensing for accurate distance estimation. 1257-1262 - Doris Hausen, Christine Wagner, Sebastian Boring
Comparing modalities and feedback for peripheral interaction. 1263-1268 - Bastian Pfleging, Niels Henze, Albrecht Schmidt
Influence of subliminal cueing on visual search tasks. 1269-1274 - Emily Sun, Sarah Han:
Fun with bananas: novel inputs on enjoyment and task performance. 1275-1280 - Xinda Zeng, Feng Tian, Yingying Jiang, Xiaolong (Luke) Zhang
Thumb widgets: apply thumb-tracking to enhance capabilities of multi-touch on mobile devices. 1281-1286 - Kaori Ikematsu, Itiro Siio:
Memory stones: an intuitive copy-and-paste method between multi-touch computers. 1287-1292 - Denys J. C. Matthies:
InEar BioFeedController: a headset for hands-free and eyes-free interaction with mobile devices. 1293-1298 - Naoto Koarai, Takashi Komuro:
A zooming interface for accurate text input on mobile devices. 1299-1304 - Jonggi Hong, Geehyuk Lee:
TouchShield: a virtual control for stable grip of a smartphone using the thumb. 1305-1310 - Kyungwon Yun, JunBong Song, Keehong Youn, Sungmin Cho, Hyunwoo Bang:
ElaScreen: exploring multi-dimensional data using elastic screen. 1311-1316 - Graham A. Wilson, Stephen A. Brewster
Towards utilising one-handed multi-digit pressure input. 1317-1322 - Roman Lissermann, Jochen Huber, Aristotelis Hadjakos, Max Mühlhäuser:
EarPut: augmenting behind-the-ear devices for ear-based interaction. 1323-1328 - Nic Hollinworth
Using Delboeuf's illusion to improve point and click performance for older adults. 1329-1334 - Shinya Kudo, Hiroyuki Okabe, Taku Hachisu, Michi Sato, Shogo Fukushima, Hiroyuki Kajimoto:
Input method using divergence eye movement. 1335-1340 - Andrés Lucero, Kent Lyons, Akos Vetek, Toni Järvenpää, Sean White, Marja Salmimaa:
Exploring the interaction design space for interactive glasses. 1341-1346 - Arne Jansen, Nicky Sulmon, Maarten Van Mechelen
Beyond the familiar?: exploring extreme input in brainstorms. 1347-1352 - Ling Luo
Assessing recovery from cognitive load through pen input. 1353-1358
PDA&Mobile
- Alexander Ng, Stephen A. Brewster
The relationship between encumbrance and walking speed on mobile interactions. 1359-1364 - Kohei Matsumura, Yasuyuki Sumi:
CameraMatch: automatic recognition of subjects using smartphones-toward entertaining photo sessions. 1365-1370 - Johannes Knittel, Alireza Sahami Shirazi, Niels Henze, Albrecht Schmidt
Utilizing contextual information for mobile communication. 1371-1376 - Clément Pillias, Shuo Hsiu Hsu, Pierre Cubaud:
Reading with a digital roll. 1377-1382 - Katarzyna Stawarz
"I'd sit at home and do work emails": how tablets affect the work-life balance of office workers. 1383-1388 - Jonna Häkkilä
Design and evaluation of mobile phonebook application with stereoscopic 3D user interface. 1389-1394 - David K. McGookin, Stephen A. Brewster
Investigating and supporting undirected navigation for runners. 1395-1400 - Sofia Reis, Karen Church:
Insights into co-located shared mobile search. 1401-1406 - Dhaval Vyas
Geo-locked photo sharing on mobile devices. 1407-1412 - Brian O'Keefe, Brianna Slutsky, Nick Iuliucci, Alex Nalbandian, Anushri Thanedar, Stephen Mokey, Oliver Mival:
Mobile experiences for tourism: brick city tours. 1413-1418 - Sabrina Hauser
Skateboards as a mobile technology. 1419-1424 - Hyungeun Jo, Sungjae Hwang:
Chili: viewpoint control and on-video drawing for mobile video calls. 1425-1430 - Sen H. Hirano, Robert G. Farrell, Catalina M. Danis, Wendy A. Kellogg:
WalkMinder: encouraging an active lifestyle using mobile phone interruptions. 1431-1436
Sustainability
- Jutta Willamowski, Yves Hoppenot, Antonietta Grasso
Promoting sustainable print behavior. 1437-1442 - Mizuki Sakamoto, Tatsuo Nakajima, Yefeng Liu, Todorka Alexandrova
Achieving sustainable society through micro-level crowdfunding. 1443-1448 - Elaine Massung, Chris Preist
Normification: using crowdsourced technology to affect third-party change. 1449-1454 - Milan Milenkovic
Improving user comfort and office energy efficiency with POEM (personal office energy monitor). 1455-1460 - Silvia Gabrielli, Rosa Maimone, Paula Forbes
Designing motivational features for sustainable urban mobility. 1461-1466 - Yukang Guo, Matt Jones, Benjamin R. Cowan, Russell Beale:
Take it personally: personal accountability and energy consumption in domestic households. 1467-1472 - Alyson Leigh Young, Wayne G. Lutters, Nicholas R. Magliocca
Designing a system for land change science meta-study. 1473-1478 - Derek Foster, Conor Linehan
Cool and the gang: design insights for engaging student energy interventions. 1479-1484 - Benjamin R. Cowan
The stroppy kettle: an intervention to break energy consumption habits. 1485-1490 - Beth T. Bell
Teenagers talking about technologies: designing technology to reduce teen energy use. 1491-1496 - Joey J. Lee, Eduard Matamoros, Rafael Kern, Jenna Marks, Christian de Luna, William Jordan-Cooley:
Greenify: fostering sustainable communities via gamification. 1497-1502 - Efthimios Bothos
Choice architecture for environmentally sustainable urban mobility. 1503-1508
Tabletops and displays
- Jacky Shunjie Zhen, Rachel Blagojevic, Beryl Plimmer:
Tangeo: geometric drawing with tangibles on an interactive table-top. 1509-1514 - Euan Freeman
Messy tabletops: clearing up the occlusion problem. 1515-1520 - Seunghun Kim, Bongjun Kim, Woon Seung Yeo:
IAMHear: a tabletop interface with smart mobile devices using acoustic location. 1521-1526 - Nur Al-huda Hamdan, Simon Voelker
Conceptual framework for surface manager on interactive tabletops. 1527-1532 - Roman Lissermann, Jochen Huber, Jürgen Steimle
Permulin: collaboration on interactive surfaces with personal in- and output. 1533-1538 - Steven Houben
Overcoming interaction blindness through curiosity objects. 1539-1544 - Gianluca Schiavo
Sensing and reacting to users' interest: an adaptive public display. 1545-1550
Tactile
- Azusa Kadomura, Cheng-Yuan Li, Yen-Chang Chen, Koji Tsukada, Itiro Siio, Hao-Hua Chu:
Sensing fork: eating behavior detection utensil and mobile persuasive game. 1551-1556 - Martin Pielot, Rodrigo de Oliveira:
Peripheral information displays using vibro-tactile stimuli. 1557-1562 - Johan Kildal
Feel the action: dynamic tactile cues in the interaction with deformable uis. 1563-1568 - Huimin Qian, Ravi Kuber, Andrew Sears:
Tactile notifications for ambulatory users. 1569-1574 - Gijs Huisman, Aduén Darriba Frederiks:
Towards tactile expressions of emotion through mediated touch. 1575-1580 - Huiyuan Cao, Olivier Gapenne, Dominique Aubert:
Accelerative effect of tactile feedback on turn-taking control in remote verbal-communication. 1581-1586 - Martin Halvey
Perception of thermal stimuli for continuous interaction. 1587-1592 - Torsten Felzer, Stephan Rinderknecht:
Mouse mode of OnScreenDualScribe: three types of keyboard-driven mouse replacement. 1593-1598 - Katrin Wolf, Peter D. Bennett:
Haptic cues: texture as a guide for non-visual tangible interaction. 1599-1604 - Roshan Lalintha Peiris
A temerature-based touch-sensor for non-emissive textile displays. 1605-1610 - Dan Sawada, Anirudh Sharma, Sujoy Kumar Chowdhury, Christine Hsieh, Andrea Miller:
Wave alchemy: perception and reminiscence of expressive moments through waves. 1611-1616 - Achim Ebert
TangibleRings: nestable circular tangibles. 1617-1622 - Douglas Scheurich, Wolfgang Stuerzlinger
A one-handed multi-touch mating method for 3d rotations. 1623-1628 - Gabrielle Le Bihan, Charles Lenay, Matthieu Tixier, Jérôme Mara:
Touch through: experiencing remote touch across different modalities. 1629-1634
Ubiquitous computing
- Haiyan Jia, Mu Wu, Eunhwa Jung, Alice Shapiro, S. Shyam Sundar:
When the tissue box says "Bless You": using speech to build socially interactive objects. 1635-1640 - Mikko J. Rissanen, Owen Noel Newton Fernando
Ubiquitous shortcuts: mnemonics by just taking photos. 1641-1646 - Gido Hakvoort, Russell Beale, Eugene Ch'ng
Connect and connectivity: revealing a world of interactions. 1647-1652 - Jennifer Healey, Dalila Szostak:
Relating to speech evoked car personalities. 1653-1658 - Munehiko Sato, Mehdy Chaillou, Tomohiro Tanikawa, Michitaka Hirose:
Exploring programmable light spaces using actively deformable mirrors. 1659-1664 - Jiannan Li
Designing the car iWindow: exploring interaction through vehicle side windows. 1665-1670 - Shigaku Iwabuchi, Soh Masuko
Energy management system for electric vehicle based on user behavior induction. 1671-1676 - Pil Ho Kim, Fausto Giunchiglia:
The open platform for personal lifelogging: the eLifeLog architecture. 1677-1682 - Alex J. Karran, Stephen H. Fairclough, Kiel Mark Gilleade:
Towards an adaptive cultural heritage experience using physiological computing. 1683-1688
UI design
- Sidharth Chhabra, Paul Resnick:
Does clustered presentation lead readers to diverse selections? 1689-1694 - Hajin Lim
Ubi-Jector: an information-sharing screen in a casual meeting environment using mobile devices. 1695-1700 - Seiji Yamada, Naoki Mori, Kazuki Kobayashi:
Peripheral agent: implementation of peripheral cognition technology. 1701-1706 - Takahisa Tani, Seiji Yamada:
Estimating user interruptibility by measuring table-top pressure. 1707-1712 - Siddhartha Asthana, Pushpendra Singh, Amarjeet Singh:
Design and evaluation of adaptive interfaces for IVR systems. 1713-1718 - Sangtae Kim, Jaejeung Kim
Bezel-flipper: design of a light-weight flipping interface for e-books. 1719-1724 - Ioannis Leftheriotis:
User authentication in a multi-touch surface: a chord password system. 1725-1730 - Jonathan Back, Anna Louise Cox
Artifacts for programmable devices: the good, the bad and the ugly. 1731-1736 - Florian Nothdurft, Helmut Lang, Melina Klepsch
Bases of human-computer trust and explanations. 1737-1742 - Henry W. J. Lin, David James Barter, Ron Wakkary
Patterns of experience in thermal conceptual metaphors. 1743-1748
Visualization
- Ahmed E. Mostafa
Interacting with microseismic visualizations. 1749-1754 - Marian Dörk
Accentuating visualization parameters to guide exploration. 1755-1760 - Hua Guo, Arthur Yidi, Steven R. Gomez, Mark J. Schnitzer, David Badre, David H. Laidlaw:
Toward a visual interface for brain connectivity analysis. 1761-1766 - Ji Wang, Kyle D. Dent, Chris North:
Fisheye word cloud for temporal sentiment exploration. 1767-1772 - Changhyun Lee, Wei Zhuo, Jaegul Choo, Duen Horng (Polo) Chau
Fast interactive visualization for multivariate data exploration. 1773-1778 - Jeffrey M. Rzeszotarski, Aniket Kittur
TouchViz: (multi)touching multivariate data. 1779-1784 - Yang Yang, Hyowon Lee
Visualizing lifelog data for different interaction platforms. 1785-1790 - Jan Polowinski
VISO: a shared, formal knowledge base as a foundation for semi-automatic infovis systems. 1791-1796
Web and ecommerce
- Luis A. Leiva, V. Javier Traver
LiveThumbs: a visual aid for web page revisitation. 1797-1802 - Markus Hug, Nina T. Suter, Elisa D. Mekler
Ads suit up!: effects of website and advertiser credibility on consumer responses to banner ads. 1803-1808 - Jeungmin Oh, Daehoon Kim, Uichin Lee, Jae-Gil Lee, Junehwa Song:
Facilitating developer-user interactions with mobile app review digests. 1809-1814 - Michael D. Greenberg, Bryan Pardo, Karthic Hariharan, Elizabeth Gerber:
Crowdfunding support tools: predicting success & failure. 1815-1820 - Qi Guo, Haojian Jin, Dmitry Lagun, Shuai Yuan, Eugene Agichtein:
Towards estimating web search result relevance from touch interactions on mobile devices. 1821-1826 - Carolyn Theresa Hafernik, Bernard J. Jansen
Understanding the specificity of web search queries. 1827-1832 - Thomas S. Tullis, Marisa Siegel:
Does ad blindness on the web vary by age and gender? 1833-1838 - Soh Masuko
HITOKE: a study of queue visualization of internet purchase information. 1839-1844 - Partha Mukherjee, Bernard J. Jansen
The gender-brand effect of key phrases on user clicks in sponsored search. 1845-1850 - Nikos Karousos, Christos Katsanos, Nikolaos K. Tselios
Effortless tool-based evaluation of web form filling tasks using keystroke level model and fitts law. 1851-1856 - Wouter A. J. van Eekelen, John van den Elst, Vassilis-Javed Khan
Picassopass: a password scheme using a dynamically layered combination of graphical elements. 1857-1862 - Thomas H. Park, Ankur Saxena, Swathi Jagannath, Susan Wiedenbeck, Andrea Forte:
OpenHTML: designing a transitional web editor for novices. 1863-1868 - Jacek Gwizdka
Does interactive search results overview help?: an eye tracking study. 1869-1874 - Silvia Heinz, Markus Hug, Carina Nugaeva, Klaus Opwis
Online ad banners: the effects of goal orientation and content congruence on memory. 1875-1880 - Daisuke Asai, Yoshie Soutome Sagata, Yoko Asano:
On-site information seeking behaviors in earthquake and tsunami. 1881-1886 - Zhicong Huang, Alexandra Olteanu, Karl Aberer:
CredibleWeb: a platform for web credibility evaluation. 1887-1892 - Mirjam Seckler, Silvia Heinz, Javier A. Bargas-Avila, Klaus Opwis
Empirical evaluation of 20 web form optimization guidelines. 1893-1898
Doctoral consortium
- Nancy Alajarmeh:
Math manipulation for students with impaired vision. 1909-1912 - Sharon Lynn Chu
Nurturing children's creative practice through micro-enactments. 1913-1916 - Jason E. Colman:
Multi-player online video games for cognitive rehabilitation. 1917-1920 - Visda Goudarzi:
SYSSON: a systematic procedure to develop sonifications. 1921-1924 - Alice M. Gross:
Influencing the user experience through unexpected events. 1925-1928 - Mona Haraty:
Supporting behavioral differences and changes in personal task management. 1929-1932 - Christina Hochleitner:
Materializing trust as an understandable digital concept. 1933-1936 - Rubaiat Habib Kazi:
Digital arts for end-users: learning from traditional craft practice. 1937-1940 - Amber Wagner
Automation of VUIto GUI mapping. 1941-1944 - Nicole Mirnig:
Development of a taxonomy to improve human-robot-interaction through multimodal robot feedback. 1945-1948 - Melody Muscat:
Blackgammon: a grounded participatory design of a preconception health promotion 'alternate reality game' for adolescent indigenous australian women. 1949-1952 - Irene Rae:
Using robot-mediated communication to improve remote collaboration. 1953-1956 - Roman Rädle:
Design and evaluation of proxemics-aware environments to support navigation in large information spaces. 1957-1960 - Joey Scarr:
Exploiting spatial memory to design efficient command interfaces. 1961-1964 - Hana Vrzakova
Inferential methods in interaction, usability and user experience. 1965-1968
alt.chi: reflection and evaluation
- Craig M. MacDonald
Changing perspectives on evaluation in HCI: past, present, and future. 1969-1978 - Afarin Pirzadeh, Li He, Erik Stolterman:
Personal informatics and reflection: a critical examination of the nature of reflection. 1979-1988 - Yue Pan, Erik Stolterman:
Pattern language and HCI: expectations and experiences. 1989-1998 - Melanie Feinberg:
Comparative appraisal of expressive artifacts. 1999-2008 - Sha Xin Wei, Adrian Freed, Navid Navab:
Sound design as human matter interaction. 2009-2018 - Mattias Jacobsson, Ylva Fernaeus, Henriette Cramer, Sara Ljungblad:
Crafting against robotic fakelore: on the critical practice of artbot artists. 2019-2028
alt.chi: experiences
- Keita Higuchi, Jun Rekimoto:
Flying head: a head motion synchronization mechanism for unmanned aerial vehicle control. 2029-2038 - Martin Schmettow, Matthijs L. Noordzij, Matthias Mundt:
An implicit test of UX: individuals differ in what they associate with computers. 2039-2048 - Jocelyn Spence
Performative experience design. 2049-2058 - Marc Hassenzahl:
Experiences before things: a primer for the (yet) unconvinced. 2059-2068 - Joe Marshall
Mobile interaction does not exist. 2069-2078 - Analia Ibargoyen, Dalila Szostak, Miroslav Bojic:
The elephant in the conference room: let's talk about experience terminology. 2079-2088
alt.chi: Design Lessons
- Isabel Pedersen
"Sergey Brin is Batman": google's project glass and the instigation of computer adoption in popular culture. 2089-2098 - Razvan Rughinis
Talkative objects in need of interpretation. re-thinking digital badges in education. 2099-2108 - Baptiste Caramiaux, Frédéric Bevilacqua, Atau Tanaka:
Beyond recognition: using gesture variation for continuous interaction. 2109-2118 - Sabrina Hauser
Design activism in the HCI classroom. 2119-2128 - Christian Corsten, Chat Wacharamanotham, Jan O. Borchers:
Fillables: everyday vessels as tangible controllers with adjustable haptics. 2129-2138 - Gilbert Cockton
A load of cobbler's children: beyond the model designing processor. 2139-2148
alt.chi: ethics
- Aysar Ghassan, Mark Blythe:
On legitimacy: designer as minor scientist. 2149-2158 - Heli Väätäjä
Ethical issues and guidelines when conducting HCI studies with animals. 2159-2168 - Irina Shklovski, Janet Vertesi
"Un-googling" publications: the ethics and problems of anonymization. 2169-2178 - Jonathan Friedman, Michael S. Horn:
StallTalk: graffiti, toilets, and anonymous location based micro blogging. 2179-2188 - Marian Dörk
Critical InfoVis: exploring the politics of visualization. 2189-2198 - Ben Kirman, Conor Linehan
CHI and the future robot enslavement of humankind: a retrospective. 2199-2208
alt.chi: nature and nurture
- Amanda Parkes, Connor Dickie:
A biological imperative for interaction design. 2209-2218 - Tom Jenkins:
Devotional gardening tools. 2219-2226 - Clara Mancini
Animal-computer interaction (ACI): changing perspective on HCI, participation and sustainability. 2227-2236 - Hirotaka Osawa, Michita Imai:
Morphing agency: deconstruction of an agent with transformative agential triggers. 2237-2246 - Philip van Allen
AniThings: animism and heterogeneous multiplicity. 2247-2256 - Hosub Lee
Smart pose: mobile posture-aware system for lowering physical health risk of smartphone users. 2257-2266
alt.chi: spirit and mind
- Danielle Wilde
Embodying neuroplastic change. 2267-2276 - Margaret E. Morris, Carl S. Marshall, Mira Calix, Murad Al Haj, James S. MacDougall, Douglas M. Carmean:
PIXEE: pictures, interaction and emotional expression. 2277-2286 - Sidney K. D'Mello, Rafael A. Calvo:
Beyond the basic emotions: what should affective computing compute? 2287-2294 - Nicholas Sheep Dalton
Neurodiversity & HCI. 2295-2304 - Jay Vidyarthi, Bernhard E. Riecke
Mediated meditation: cultivating mindfulness with sonic cradle. 2305-2314 - Elizabeth A. Buie
Spirituality: there's an app for that! (but not a lot of research). 2315-2324
Case studies: innovating user-centered design
- Asif Baki, Patrick Bowen, Brianna Brekke, Elizabeth Ferrall-Nunge, Gueorgi Kossinets, Jens Riegelsberger, Nina Weber, Marissa Mayer:
Project pokerface: building a user-centered culture at scale. 2325-2326 - Ji-Young Oh, Ananth Uggirala:
Data-driven design process in adoption of marking menus for large scale software. 2327-2330 - Rob J. Adams, Bradee Evans, Joel Brandt:
Creating small products at a big company: adobe's "pipeline" innovation process. 2331-2332 - Charles Yiu:
UX design with international teams: challenges and best practices. 2333-2336
Case studies: communities of practice
- Svetlana Ognjanovic, Jason Ralls:
Don't talk to strangers!: peer tutoring versus active intervention methodologies in interviewing children. 2337-2340 - Raymund J. Lin, Xinxin (Katie) Zhu:
Leverage user experience through social networking to improve health adherence. 2341-2344 - Agnieszka Szóstek, Joanna Kwiatkowska, Olga Górnicka:
The needs of early school children and their parents with respect to the design of mobile service offers. 2345-2346 - Alina Krischkowsky
Enhancing company communication: the case of a social media platform. 2347-2348
Case studies: changing how we work
- Meng Yang, Michael Warner, David R. Millen:
Best practices for enterprise social software adoption. 2349-2350 - Aaron Sedley, Hendrik Müller:
Minimizing change aversion for the google drive launch. 2351-2354 - Christina Hochleitner, Cornelia Graf, Manfred Tscheligi
Do you enjoy getting gifts?: keeping personas alive through marketing materials. 2355-2358 - Kiburm Song, Jihoon Kim, Yoon-Han Cho, Ahreum Lee, Hokyoung Ryu, Jung-Woon Choi, Yong Joo Lee:
The fingerstroke-level model strikes back: a modified keystroke-level model in developing a gaming ui for 4g networks. 2359-2362
Case studies: novel settings
- Florian Heller
Counter entropy: visualizing power consumption in an energy+ house. 2363-2366 - Per Kvarnbrink, Karin Fahlquist, Thomas Mejtoft:
Biometric interaction: a case study of visual feedback and privacy issues in new face recognition solutions. 2367-2370 - Jörg Dörflinger, Andy Dearden, Tom Gross:
A software development methodology for sustainable ICTD solutions. 2371-2374 - Gonzalo Parra, Joris Klerkx, Erik Duval:
What should i read next?: awareness of relevant publications through a community of practice. 2375-2376
Case studies: in the wild
- David Wilfinger, Alexander Meschtscherjakov
Automotive HMI test package: an exploitable approach to study in-car HMIs. 2377-2380 - Jay P. Trimble, Tom Dayton, Alan Crocker:
The democratization of mission control: empowering users. 2381-2382 - Cosmin Munteanu, Hélène Fournier, Jean-François Lapointe
We'll take it from here: letting the users take charge of the evaluation and why that turned out well. 2383-2384 - Danielle Cummings, Manoj Prasad, George Lucchese, Christopher Aikens, Tracy Anne Hammond
Multi-modal location-aware system for paratrooper team coordination. 2385-2388
Panel: call all game changers: BYOD (Bring Your Own Disruption)
- Iram Mirza, Marcy Barton, Evelyn Huang, Jannie Lai, Chris Maliwat:
Call all game changers: BYOD (bring your own disruption). 2389-2394
Panel: will massive online open courses (MOOCs) change education?
- Daniel M. Russell, Scott R. Klemmer, Armando Fox, Celine Latulipe
Will massive online open courses (moocs) change education? 2395-2398
Panel: leveraging the progress of women in the HCI field to address the diversity chasm
- Susan M. Dray, Anicia N. Peters
Leveraging the progress of women in the HCI field to address the diversity chasm. 2399-2406
Panel: CHI at the barricades -- an activist agenda?
- Daniela K. Busse, Alan Borning, Samuel Mann, Tad Hirsch, Lisa P. Nathan, Andrea Grimes Parker, Ben Shneiderman, Bryan Nunez:
CHI at the barricades: an activist agenda? 2407-2412
Panel: UX management: current and future trends
- Janice Anne Rohn, Kathy K. Baxter, Catherine Courage, Janaki Kumar, Carola Fellenz Thompson, Steve Rogers:
UX management: current and future trends. 2413-2418
Panel: is my doctor listening to me? impact of health IT systems on patient-provider interaction
- Yunan Chen, Karen G. Cheng, Charlotte Tang
Is my doctor listening to me?: impact of health it systems on patient-provider interaction. 2419-2426
Panel: gamification @ work
- Janaki Kumar, Mario Herger, Sebastian Deterding
Gamification @ work. 2427-2432
Panel: theory and practice in UX research: uneasy bedfellows?
- Marianna Obrist
Theory and practice in ux research: uneasy bedfellows? 2433-2438
Panel: digital arts: did you feel that?
- Ernest A. Edmonds, Steve Benford
Digital arts: did you feel that? 2439-2446
Panel: exploring the representation of women perspectives in technologies
- Susan M. Dray, Andrea Peer, Anke M. Brock
Exploring the representation of women perspectives in technologies. 2447-2454
Panel: theory vs. design-driven approaches for behavior change research
- Rosa I. Arriaga, Andrew D. Miller
Theory vs. design-driven approaches for behavior change research. 2455-2458
Panel: we need to talk: HCI and the delicate topic of spoken language interaction
- Cosmin Munteanu, Matt Jones, Sharon L. Oviatt, Stephen A. Brewster
We need to talk: HCI and the delicate topic of spoken language interaction. 2459-2464
Panel: the future of HCI publishing in journals and books
- Joseph Kaye, Beverley Ford, Dianne Murray, Doug Sery, Peter Thomas, Steve Whittaker, Shumin Zhai:
The future of HCI publishing in journals and books. 2465-2468
SIGs
- Shamal Faily, Lizzie Coles-Kemp, Paul Dunphy, Mike Just
Designing interactive secure system: chi 2013 special interest group. 2469-2472 - Ban Al-Ani, Melissa Densmore
Featured community SIG: human-computer interaction for development. 2473-2476 - Philippe A. Palanque, Fabio Paternò
The role of engineering work in CHI. 2477-2480 - Janet C. Read, Juan Pablo Hourcade:
Enhancing the research infrastructure for child-computer interaction. 2481-2484 - Karen Cheng, Kelly E. Caine, Wanda Pratt
Consumer engagement in health technologies special interest group. 2485-2488 - Regina Bernhaupt
A new perspective for the games and entertainment community. 2489-2492 - Elizabeth A. Buie
Research-practice interaction: building bridges, closing the gap. 2493-2496 - David England, Jill Fantauzzacoffin, Thecla Schiphorst, Celine Latulipe
Digital art: challenging perspectives. 2497-2500 - Janice Anne Rohn, Carola Fellenz Thompson:
Managing UX teams. 2501-2504 - Daniela K. Busse, Samuel Mann, Lisa P. Nathan
Changing perspectives on sustainability: healthy debate or divisive factions? 2505-2508 - Florian Mueller
HCI with sports. 2509-2512 - Anke M. Brock
SIG: NVI (non-visual interaction). 2513-2516 - Juan Pablo Hourcade, Lisa P. Nathan
HCI for peace ideathon. 2517-2520 - Virpi Roto
On top of the user experience wave: how is our work changing? 2521-2524 - Susanne Boll, Andrew L. Kun, Peter Fröhlich, James Foley:
Automotive user interface research moves into fast lane. 2525-2528 - Frédéric Bevilacqua, Sidney S. Fels
SIG NIME: music, technology, and human-computer interaction. 2529-2532 - Michael Smyth
UrbanixD: designing human interactions in the networked city. 2533-2536 - Torkil Clemmensen, Pedro F. Campos
CHI 2013 human work interaction design (HWID) SIG: past history and future challenges. 2537-2540 - Clare J. Hooper, David E. Millard, Jill Fantauzzacoffin, Joseph Kaye:
Science vs. science: the complexities of interdisciplinary research. 2541-2544 - Aaron J. Quigley
Visions and visioning in CHI: CHI 2013 special interest group meeting. 2545-2548
Student design competition
- Raymond Liaw, Ari Zilnik, Mark Baldwin, Stephanie Butler:
Maater: crowdsourcing to improve online journalism. 2549-2554 - Yung-Ju Chang
Xpress: crowdsourcing native speakers to learn colloquial expressions in a second language. 2555-2560 - Bingxin Chen, Rebecca Jablonsky, Jack Benjamin Margines, Raunaq Gupta, Shailie Thakkar:
Comic circuit: an online community for the creation and consumption of news comics. 2561-2566 - Luke Chircop, Jithin Radhakrishnan, Laila Selener, Ju Chiu:
Markitup: crowdsourced collaborative reading. 2567-2572 - Matthew Jennex, Stephanie Louraine, Stephen Miller, Angélica Rosenzweig Castillo:
Let's chalk!: strengthening communities through play. 2573-2578 - Joscelin Rojas López, Stephanie López Hayna, Marvelia Gizé Jiménez Guzmán:
AME-C raising awareness for a life free of gender violence. 2579-2584 - Dennis Ellis, Tony Kennedy, Vamsi Pasupuleti, Adam Williams, Yalu Ye:
Strive: student-athletes transitioning with camaraderie and competition. 2585-2590 - Nacim Fouad Amirouche, Marie-Christine Lafond, Josianne Lavigne, Marc-André Monette:
KAVA: the virtual experience of urban sharing. 2591-2596 - Chi Chen, Jared M. Forney, Michael C. Moreau, Michael D. Stallings:
Wonder album: cultural awareness through knowledge creation. 2597-2602 - Gabriela Hernández Salvador, Alexandra Ramírez Ortiz, Palmira Ramírez Ramos, Emilio Sánchez:
YiVi: a system which organizes, promotes and democratizes social participation in the indigenous communities in Mexico. 2603-2608 - Tony Aubé, Hugo Savoie, Mathieu Thériault, Stéphanie Turgeon-Girard:
Paléo: a collaborative system for social conciliation. 2609-2614
Student games competition
- Marta C. Jimenez, Thomas P. Buijtenweg:
ATUM: applying multi-layer game design and environmental storytelling. 2623-2626 - Gifford Cheung:
Card board: a flexible environment for any game, anyone, any moment. 2627-2630 - Alexander Goldman, Duarte Teixeira, Sara Tranquada
Umbra: beyond avatars: a gaming installation using shadows. 2631-2634 - Sheng-Jhe Hsu, Wen-Sheng Tseng, Fu-Chieh Hsu, Yung-Ying Lo:
iSpine: a motion-sensing edutainment system for improving children's spinal health. 2635-2638 - Henrike Lode, Giuseppe E. Franchi, Niels G. Frederiksen:
Machineers: playfully introducing programming to children. 2639-2642 - Nathan R. Prestopnik, Dania Souid:
Forgotten island: a story-driven citizen science adventure. 2643-2646 - Yang Shi, Cheng Yang:
Celestia: a vocal interaction music game. 2647-2650 - Thomas P. B. Smith:
Squidge: an integrated game controller. 2651-2654 - Martin Ziegler:
Wake up call. 2655-2658
Student research competition
- Edward Benson:
Quantifying and reducing the cost of web edits. 2659-2664 - Carrie J. Cai:
Adapting arcade games for learning. 2665-2670 - Wonchan Choi
What makes online health information credible for older adults?: an exploratory study. 2671-2676 - Michael Crabb
Human cognitive measurement as a metric within usability studies. 2677-2682 - Heather R. Ellis:
Seizure frequency analysis mobile application: the participatory design of an interface with and for caregivers. 2683-2688 - Li He:
Couple collaboration: a design research exploration. 2689-2694 - Bernd Huber:
Foot position as indicator of spatial interest at public displays. 2695-2700 - Rohit Ashok Khot
Sweat-atoms: crafting physical objects with everyday exercise. 2701-2706 - Juho Kim:
Toolscape: enhancing the learning experience of how-to videos. 2707-2712 - Bran Knowles
Re-imagining persuasion: designing for self-transcendence. 2713-2718 - Geza Kovacs:
Smart subtitles for language learning. 2719-2724 - Walter S. Lasecki:
Real-time conversational crowd assistants. 2725-2730 - Tom Lieber:
Theseus: understanding asynchronous code. 2731-2736 - Kyle I. Murray:
Multiverse: crowd algorithms on existing interfaces. 2737-2742 - Joseph Rafidi:
Real-time trip planning with the crowd. 2743-2748 - Kathryn Ringland:
Accessible clothing tags: designing for individuals with visual impairments. 2749-2754 - Srinath Sridhar:
HandSonor: a customizable vision-based control interface for musical expression. 2755-2760 - Preethi Srinivas:
Measuring the effects of human likeness and eeriness on empathetic associations with a primed categorization task. 2761-2766 - Megan K. Torkildson:
Visualizing the performance of classification algorithms with additional re-annotated data. 2767-2772 - Lisa M. Vizer:
Different strokes for different folks: individual stress response as manifested in typed text. 2773-2778 - Mengyao Zhao:
Seek it or let it come: how designers achieve inspirations. 2779-2784
Video showcase presentations
- Olivier Bau, Ivan Poupyrev, Mathieu Le Goc, Laureline Galliot, Matthew Glisson:
Revel: programming the sense of touch. 2785-2786 - Alan D. Chatham, Wouter Walmink, Florian Mueller:
UnoJoy!: a library for rapid video game prototyping using arduino. 2787-2788 - Lung-Pan Cheng, Meng-Han Lee, Che-Yang Wu, Fang-I Hsiao, Yen-Ting Liu, Hsiang-Sheng Liang, Yi-Ching Chiu, Ming-Sui Lee, Mike Y. Chen:
iRotateGrasp: automatic screen rotation based on grasp of mobile devices. 2789-2790 - Lung-Pan Cheng, Hsiang-Sheng Liang, Che-Yang Wu, Mike Y. Chen:
iGrasp: grasp-based adaptive keyboard for mobile devices. 2791-2792 - Franco Curmi, Maria Angela Ferrario, Jen Southern, Jon Whittle:
HeartLink: open broadcast of live biometric data to social networks. 2793-2794 - Dhairya Dand:
Cheers: alcohol-aware strobing ice cubes. 2795-2796 - Amy Huggard, Anushka De Mel, Jayden Garner, Cagdas Toprak, Alan D. Chatham, Florian Mueller:
Musical embrace: socially awkward interactions through physical proximity to drive digital play. 2797-2798 - Dhairya Dand, Christian Ervin, Robert Hemsley, David Nunez, Laura J. Perovich:
What's cookin?: a platform for remote collaboration. 2799-2800 - Ana Carina Figueiredo, Ana Lucia Pinto, Nelson Zagalo
Bridging book: a not-so-electronic children picturebook. 2801-2802 - Tommaso Piazza, Shengdong Zhao, Gonzalo A. Ramos, Asim Evren Yantaç, Morten Fjeld:
Dynamic duo: phone-tablet interaction on tabletops. 2803-2804 - David R. Flatla, Katharina Reinecke, Carl Gutwin, Krzysztof Z. Gajos:
SPRWEB: preserving subjective responses to website colour schemes through automatic recolouring. 2805-2806 - Dominic Furniss, Ann Blandford
Engineering: upfront effort, downstream pay-back. 2807-2808 - Sunao Hashimoto, Ryohei Suzuki, Yoichi Kamiyama, Masahiko Inami, Takeo Igarashi:
LightCloth: senseable illuminating optical fiber cloth for creating interactive surfaces. 2809-2810 - Jan Brechmann, Marc Hassenzahl, Matthias Laschke, Marion Digel:
ReMind: a transformational object for procrastinators. 2811-2812 - Felix Heibeck:
Cuboino. extending physical games: an example. 2813-2814 - Zi Ye, Hamilton A. Hernandez, T. C. Nicholas Graham, Darcy Fehlings, Lauren Switzer:
Liberi: bringing action to exergames for children with cerebral palsy. 2815-2816 - Valentin Heun, Shunichi Kasahara, Pattie Maes:
Smarter objects: using AR technology to program physical objects and their interactions. 2817-2818 - Caroline Hummels, Ambra Trotto:
Hephaestus and the senses. 2819-2820 - Seth E. Hunter, Pattie Maes:
Designing digital puppetry systems: guidelines and best practices. 2821-2822 - Ellen Isaacs, Roger Hoover:
Testing a novel parking system: on-street reservations. 2823-2824 - Brett R. Jones, Hrvoje Benko, Eyal Ofek
IllumiRoom: peripheral projected illusions for interactive experiences. 2825-2826 - Han-Jong Kim, Moon-Hwan Lee, Boncheol Goo, Tek-Jin Nam:
Xtempo: music polaroid for printing real-time acoustic guitar performance. 2827-2828 - Jason Linder, Gierad Laput, Mira Dontcheva, Gregg Wilensky, Walter Chang, Aseem Agarwala, Eytan Adar:
PixelTone: a multimodal interface for image editing. 2829-2830 - David Ledo, Saul Greenberg:
Mobile proxemic awareness and control: exploring the design space for interaction with a single appliance. 2831-2832 - Sunjun Kim, Jeongmin Son, Geehyuk Lee, Hwan Kim, Woohun Lee:
TapBoard: making a touch screen keyboard more touchable. 2833-2834 - Seongkook Heo, Geehyuk Lee:
Indirect shear force estimation for multi-point shear force operations. 2835-2836 - Rong-Hao Liang, Kai-Yin Cheng, Li-Wei Chan, Chuan-Xhyuan Peng, Mike Y. Chen, Rung-Huei Liang, De-Nian Yang, Bing-Yu Chen:
GaussBits: magnetic tangible bits for portable and occlusion-free near-surface interactions. 2837-2838 - Lauren Braun, Jaime Rivera, Jose Mello, Kareem Hindi, Lee Lin, Keta Patel, Anijo P. Mathew:
SkyWords: an engagement machine at chicago city hall. 2839-2840 - Sarah Hallacher, Jenny Rodenhouse, Andrés Monroy-Hernández:
Mixsourcing: turn this into that. 2841-2842 - Ahmed E. Mostafa, Saul Greenberg, Emilio Vital Brazil, Ehud Sharlin, Mario Costa Sousa:
Interacting with microseismic visualizations. 2843-2844 - Florian Mueller, Eberhard Graether, Cagdas Toprak:
Joggobot: jogging with a flying robot. 2845-2846 - Wouter Walmink, Alan D. Chatham, Florian Mueller:
Lumahelm: an interactive helmet. 2847-2848 - Wouter Walmink, Alan D. Chatham, Florian Mueller:
Duel reality. 2849-2850 - Stefanie Müller, Bastian Kruck
LaserOrigami: laser-cutting 3D objects. 2851-2852 - Remco Magielse, Serge Offermans:
Future lighting systems. 2853-2854 - Jonathan Ota, John Brieger:
Virtualized reality. 2855-2856 - Jonathan Ota:
Smile!: box. 2857-2858 - Youngwoo Park, Tek-Jin Nam:
POKE: a new way of sharing emotional touches during phone conversations. 2859-2860 - Marian Petre, David Bowers
Intentacles: wearable interactive antennae to sense and express emotion. 2861-2862 - Sebastiaan Pijnappel, Florian Mueller:
Copy paste skate. 2863-2864 - Mikko J. Rissanen, Horathalge Iroshan, Owen Noel Newton Fernando, Willy Toh, Jeffrey Hong, Samantha Vu, Natalie Pang
UbiRing my bell. 2865-2866 - Jeffrey M. Rzeszotarski, Aniket Kittur
TouchViz: (multi)touching multivariate data. 2867-2868 - Alan Bränzel, Christian Holz, Daniel Hoffmann, Dominik Schmidt, Marius Knaust, Patrick Lühne, René Meusel, Stephan Richter, Patrick Baudisch:
GravitySpace: tracking users and their poses in a smart room using a pressure-sensing floor. 2869-2870 - Jen Southern
Patchworks: citizen-led innovation for chaotic lives. 2871-2872 - Jürgen Steimle, Andreas Jordt, Pattie Maes:
Flexpad: a highly flexible handheld display. 2873-2874 - Oscar Tomico
Crafting wearables: interaction design meets fashion design. 2875-2876 - Cagdas Toprak, Joshua Platt, Hsin Yang Ho, Florian Mueller:
Cart-load-o-fun: designing digital games for trams. 2877-2878 - Antonio Gomes, Andrea Nesbitt, Roel Vertegaal:
MorePhone: an actuated shape changing flexible smartphone. 2879-2880 - Aneesh P. Tarun, Peng Wang, Paul Strohmeier, Audrey Girouard, Derek Reilly, Roel Vertegaal:
PaperTab: tablets as thin and flexible as paper. 2881-2882 - Jayne Wallace, Peter C. Wright, John C. McCarthy, David Philip Green, James Thomas, Patrick Olivier:
A design-led inquiry into personhood in dementia. 2883-2884 - Clemens Winkler, Jürgen Steimle
MetaSolid: on flexibility and rigidity in future user interfaces. 2885-2886 - Leslie Wu, Jesse Cirimele, Kristen Leach, Stuart K. Card, Larry F. Chu
Interactive cognitive aids in medicine. 2887-2888 - Robert Xiao, Chris Harrison, Scott E. Hudson:
WorldKit: rapid and easy creation of ad-hoc interactive applications on everyday surfaces. 2889-2890 - Xiao Xiao, Paula Aguilera, Jonathan Williams, Hiroshi Ishii:
MirrorFugue iii: conjuring the recorded pianist. 2891-2892 - Kian Peen Yeo, Suranga Chandima Nanayakkara:
StickEar: augmenting objects and places wherever whenever. 2893-2894 - Nan-Wei Gong, Nan Zhao, Joseph A. Paradiso:
Conductive inkjet printed DIY music control surface. 2895-2896 - Toni-Jan Keith Monserrat, Shengdong Zhao, Kevin McGee, Anshul Vikram Pandey:
NoteVideo: facilitating navigation of blackboard-style lecture videos. 2897-2898
Interactivity: exploration
- Kate Allen, Nic Hollinworth
Interactive sensory objects for improving access to heritage. 2899-2902 - Stefano Baldan, Amalia de Götzen
Mobile rhythmic interaction in a sonic tennis game. 2903-2906 - Frédéric Bevilacqua, Norbert Schnell, Nicolas H. Rasamimanana, Julien Bloit, Emmanuel Fléty, Baptiste Caramiaux, Jules Françoise, Eric O. Boyer:
De-Mo: designing action-sound relationships with the mo interfaces. 2907-2910 - Sean M. Clark
ColourNet: a system of interactive and interacting digital artworks. 2911-2914 - Sarah Fdili Alaoui, Christian Jacquemin, Frédéric Bevilacqua:
Chiseling bodies: an augmented dance performance. 2915-2918 - Lindsay Grace
Big huggin: a bear for affection gaming. 2919-2922 - Mick Grierson
NoiseBear: a wireless malleable multiparametric controller for use in assistive technology contexts. 2923-2926 - Ishneet Grover:
Kalpana II: a dome based learning installation for Indian schools. 2927-2930 - Hwang Hayeon, Romy Achituv:
Overlapped playback. 2931-2934 - Felix Heibeck:
Cuboino: extending physical games. an example. 2935-2938 - Valentin Heun, Shunichi Kasahara, Pattie Maes:
Smarter objects: using AR technology to program physical objects and their interactions. 2939-2942 - Donna Hewitt
eMic: developing works for vocal performance using a modified, sensor based microphone stand. 2943-2946 - Jonathan Hook, Jo Briggs
Repentir: digital exploration beneath the surface of an oil painting. 2947-2950 - Eunmi Jung, Youngsil Lee, Romy Achituv:
Venus. 2951-2954 - Min Kwang Kim, Romy Achituv:
Sense of the deep. 2955-2958 - EunJin Kim, Romy Achituv:
Cell. 2959-2962 - Seungki Kim, Woohun Lee:
SOUND BOUND: making a graphic equalizer more interactive and fun. 2963-2966 - Younghui Kim
SIGCHI extended abstracts: gravity of light. 2967-2970 - Youngsil Lee, Dong Woo Shin, Romy Achituv:
G(Hui). 2971-2974 - Kiel Long
Mind pool: encouraging self-reflection through ambiguous bio-feedback. 2975-2978 - Nicola Plant, Patrick G. T. Healey
Surface tension. 2979-2982 - Larissa Pschetz, Richard Banks:
Long living chair. 2983-2986 - Arvind Satyanarayan, Daniel Strazzulla, Clemens Nylandsted Klokmose, Michel Beaudouin-Lafon
The CHI 2013 interactive schedule. 2987-2990 - Matthieu Savary, Diemo Schwarz, Denis Pellerin, Florence Massin, Christian Jacquemin, Roland Cahen:
Dirty tangible interfaces: expressive control of computers with true grit. 2991-2994 - Vygandas Simbelis, Kristina Höök
Metaphone: an artistic exploration of biofeedback and machine aesthetics. 2995-2998 - Atau Tanaka
MubuFunkScatShare: gestural energy and shared interactive music. 2999-3002 - Nicholas True, Nigel Papworth, Ru Zarin, Jeroen Peeters, Fredrik Nilbrink, Kent Lindbergh, Daniel Fallman, Anders Lind:
The voice harvester: an interactive installation. 3003-3006 - Carl Unander-Scharin, Kristina Höök
The throat III: disforming operatic voices through a novel interactive instrument. 3007-3010 - Haoqi Zhang, Paul André, Lydia B. Chilton, Juho Kim, Steven P. Dow, Robert C. Miller, Wendy E. Mackay, Michel Beaudouin-Lafon
Cobi: communitysourcing large-scale conference scheduling. 3011-3014
Interactivity: research
- Matthias Baldauf, Peter Fröhlich:
The augmented video wall: multi-user AR interaction with public displays. 3015-3018 - Tom Bartindale
ThorDMX: a prototyping toolkit for interactive stage lighting control. 3019-3022 - Sven Buschbeck, Anthony Jameson, Adrian Spirescu, Tanja Schneeberger, Raphaël Troncy
Parallel faceted browsing. 3023-3026 - Laura Carletti, Dominic Price
Art mapping in Paris. 3027-3030 - Justin Cheng, Laewoo Kang, Dan Cosley:
Storeys: designing collaborative storytelling interfaces. 3031-3034 - Fabien Danieau, Julien Fleureau, Philippe Guillotel, Nicolas Mollet, Marc Christie, Anatole Lécuyer:
HapSeat: a novel approach to simulate motion in a consumer environment. 3035-3038 - Elena de la Guía, María Dolores Lozano, Victor M. Ruiz Penichet
TrainAb: a solution based on tangible and distributed user interfaces to improve cognitive disabilities. 3039-3042 - Anna Maria Feit, Antti Oulasvirta:
PianoText: transferring musical expertise to text entry. 3043-3046 - Jess Rowland, Adrian Freed:
Colocated surface sound interaction. 3047-3050 - Jérémie Garcia, Louis Bigo, Antoine Spicher, Wendy E. Mackay:
PaperTonnetz: supporting music composition with interactive paper. 3051-3054 - Kathrin Maria Gerling
KINECTwheels: wheelchair-accessible motion-based game interaction. 3055-3058 - Fabian Göbel, Konstantin Klamka
Gaze-supported foot interaction in zoomable information spaces. 3059-3062 - Paul Groth
Spinning data: remixing live data like a music dj. 3063-3066 - Amy Huggard, Anushka De Mel, Jayden Garner, Cagdas Toprak, Alan D. Chatham, Florian Mueller
Musical embrace: facilitating engaging play experiences through social awkwardness. 3067-3070 - Azusa Kadomura, Koji Tsukada, Itiro Siio:
EducaTableware: computer-augmented tableware to enhance the eating experiences. 3071-3074 - Rohit Ashok Khot
Sweat-atoms: turning physical exercise into physical objects. 3075-3078 - Yoshinori Kobayashi, Ryota Suzuki, Yoshihisa Sato, Masaya Arai, Yoshinori Kuno
Robotic wheelchair easy to move and communicate with companions. 3079-3082 - Roman Lissermann, Jochen Huber, Jürgen Steimle
Permulin: personal in- and output on interactive surfaces. 3083-3086 - Joseph W. Malloch
Libmapper: (a library for connecting things). 3087-3090 - Marco Marchesi, Bruno Riccò:
BRAVO: a brain virtual operator for education exploiting brain-computer interfaces. 3091-3094 - Ross McLachlan, Stephen A. Brewster
Can you handle it?: bimanual techniques for browsing media collections on touchscreen tablets. 3095-3098 - Fabio Morreale
The music room. 3099-3102 - Margaret E. Morris, Carl S. Marshall, Mira Calix, Murad Al Haj, James S. MacDougall, Douglas M. Carmean:
Demonstrating PIXEE: pictures, interaction and emotional expression. 3103-3106 - Stefanie Müller, Pedro Lopes, Konstantin Kaefer, Bastian Kruck, Patrick Baudisch:
constructable: interactive construction of functional mechanical devices. 3107-3110 - Hiromi Nakamura
Enhancing saltiness with cathodal current. 3111-3114 - Sarah Jane Pell
Gravity well: underwater play. 3115-3118 - Jeffrey M. Rzeszotarski, Aniket Kittur
TouchViz: (multi)touching multivariate data. 3119-3122 - Karsten Seipp, Kate Devlin
Enhancing one-handed website operation on touchscreen mobile phones. 3123-3126 - Cristina Sylla
Peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers: an interface for playful language exploration. 3127-3130 - Aneesh P. Tarun, Peng Wang, Audrey Girouard, Paul Strohmeier
PaperTab: an electronic paper computer with multiple large flexible electrophoretic displays. 3131-3134 - Brett Taylor, Max Birk, Regan L. Mandryk, Zenja Ivkovic:
Posture training with real-time visual feedback. 3135-3138 - Cagdas "Chad" Toprak, Joshua Platt, Hsin Yang Ho, Florian Mueller
Bubble popper: body contact in digital games. 3139-3142 - Pramod Verma:
Gracoli: a graphical command line user interface. 3143-3146 - Mélodie Vidal, Ken Pfeuffer, Andreas Bulling
Pursuits: eye-based interaction with moving targets. 3147-3150 - Valtteri Wikström, Simon Overstall, Koray Tahiroglu, Johan Kildal
MARSUI: malleable audio-reactive shape-retaining user interface. 3151-3154 - Francisco Zamorano
SimpleTones: a collaborative sound controller system for non-musicians. 3155-3158
Workshop summaries
- Max L. Wilson
RepliCHI: the workshop. 3159-3162 - Brent J. Hecht, Johannes Schöning
Geographic human-computer interaction. 3163-3166 - Roberto Calderon, Sidney S. Fels
Workshop on human computer interaction in third places. 3167-3170 - Jason Alexander
Organic experiences: (re)shaping interactions with deformable displays. 3171-3174 - Alan D. Chatham, Ben A. M. Schouten, Cagdas Toprak, Florian Mueller
Game jam. 3175-3178 - Ian Li, Jon Froehlich, Jakob Eg Larsen, Catherine Grevet, Ernesto Ramirez:
Personal informatics in the wild: hacking habits for health & happiness. 3179-3182 - Noreen Kamal
Designing social media for change. 3183-3186 - Jhilmil Jain, Michael Evans, Vinoba Vinayagamoorthy:
Exploring and enhancing the user experience for TV. 3187-3190 - Dzmitry Aliakseyeu, Harm van Essen, Andrés Lucero, Jon Mason, Bernt Meerbeek
Interactive city lighting. 3191-3194 - Andreas Bulling
Gaze interaction in the Post-WIMP world. 3195-3198 - Christiane Moser, Manfred Tscheligi
Let's talk about failures: why was the game for children not a success? 3199-3202 - Dominic Furniss, Aisling Ann O'Kane
HCI fieldwork in healthcare: creating a graduate guidebook. 3203-3206 - Tim Coughlan
Methods for studying technology in the home. 3207-3210 - Siân E. Lindley, Robert Corish, Elsa Kosmack Vaara
Changing perspectives of time in HCI. 3211-3214 - Madeline Balaam, Judy Robertson, Geraldine Fitzpatrick, Rebecca Say, Gillian R. Hayes
Motherhood and HCI. 3215-3218 - Pejman Mirza-Babaei
Games user research: practice, methods, and applications. 3219-3222 - Robyn Taylor, Guy Schofield, Jonathan Hook, Karim Ladha, John Bowers, Peter C. Wright:
Crafting interactive systems: learning from digital art practice. 3223-3226 - Chris Rooney, Alex Endert, Jean-Daniel Fekete
POWERWALL: int. workshop on interactive, ultra-high-resolution displays. 3227-3230 - John Vines
Designing for- and with- vulnerable people. 3231-3234 - Effie Lai-Chong Law, Ebba Thora Hvannberg
Made for sharing: HCI stories of transfer, triumph and tragedy. 3235-3238 - Georgios Christou
Designing and evaluating sociability in online video games. 3239-3242 - Janet C. Read, Matthew Horton
Methods of working with teenagers in interaction design. 3243-3246 - Erick Oduor, Carman Neustaedter, Gina Venolia, Tejinder K. Judge:
The future of personal video communication: moving beyond talking heads to shared experiences. 3247-3250 - Chris Preist, Daniela K. Busse, Lisa P. Nathan
POST-SUSTAINABILITY: a CHI sustainability community workshop. 3251-3254 - Konstantinos Kazakos, Elizabeth S. Bales, Carman Neustaedter, Svetlana Yarosh
Exploring the diversity of families: designing technologies for the contemporary family life. 3255-3258 - Elisa Giaccardi
Explorations in social interaction design. 3259-3262 - Sebastian Deterding
Designing gamification: creating gameful and playful experiences. 3263-3266 - Karen Yunqiu Li, Sharon Xianghua Ding
MediCHI: safer interaction in medical devices. 3267-3270 - Hans-Christian Jetter
Blended interaction: envisioning future collaborative interactive spaces. 3271-3274 - Kaisa Väänänen-Vainio-Mattila, Jonna Häkkilä
Experiencing interactivity in public spaces (eips). 3275-3278 - Jonathan Lazar, Simone Diniz Junqueira Barbosa
Workshop on engaging the human-computer interaction community with public policymaking internationally. 3279-3282 - Jürgen Steimle
Displays take new shape: an agenda for future interactive surfaces. 3283-3286 - Tiago João Vieira Guerreiro, Jeffrey P. Bigham, Luís Carriço
Third mobile accessibility workshop. 3287-3290 - Lauren Wilcox
Patient-clinician communication: the roadmap for HCI. 3291-3294 - Andruid Kerne, Andrew M. Webb
Evaluation methods for creativity support environments. 3295-3298 - Katharina Reinecke, David R. Flatla, Erin Treacy Solovey
Many people, many eyes: aggregating influences of visual perception on user interface design. 3299-3302 - John C. Thomas, Yue Pan, Thomas Erickson, Eli Blevis
Avec le temps!: time, tempo, and turns in human-computer interaction. 3303-3306 - David Mellis, Sean Follmer
FAB at CHI: digital fabrication tools, design, and community. 3307-3310 - Daniela K. Rosner, Steven J. Jackson, Garnet D. Hertz, Lara Houston, Nimmi Rangaswamy:
Reclaiming repair: maintenance and mending as methods for design. 3311-3314 - Per Ola Kristensson, Stephen A. Brewster
Grand challenges in text entry. 3315-3318
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