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3 December - 5 DecemberMUM Utilization of Pervasive IT Compromised? Understanding the Adoption and Use of a Cross Media System, by Katarina Segerstahl. (full paper) 8 November - 12 NovemberCSCW  Range: Exploring Implicit Interaction through Electronic Whiteboard Design, by Wendy Ju, Brian Lee, and Scott R Klemmer. (full paper) Note: Talk on 11/10 @ 10:30amOctober 19-22UIST  Iterative Design and Evaluation of an Event Architecture for Pen-and-Paper Interfaces, by Ron B. Yeh, Andreas Paepcke, and Scott Klemmer. (full paper) Talk: Tuesday, 10/22, 10am  Design As Exploration: Creating Interface Alternatives through Parallel Authoring and Runtime Tuning, by Björn Hartmann, Loren Yu, Abel Allison, Yeonsoo Yang, and Scott Klemmer. (full paper - best student paper award) Talk: Tuesday, 10/22, 9am  Harvesting Helpfulness: A Case Study of an Online Farmers' Forum, by Neil Patel, Greg Schwartz, Steve Marmon. (poster) Ideas2Ideas: Encouraging constructive ideation in an on-line, mass-participation brainstorming system, by Michel Krieger, Yan Yan Wang. (poster) Rehearse: Coding Interactively while Prototyping, by William Choi, Joel Brandt, Scott Klemmer. (poster) Testing Physical Computing Prototypes Through Time-Shifted & Simulated Input Traces, by Timothy Cardenas, Marcello Bastea-Forte, Antonio Ricciardi, Bjoern Hartmann, Scott Klemmer. (poster) Interaction Methods for Large-Group Coordination in Single-Display Groupware, by Neema Moraveji, Michael Smith, Marcia Lee. (poster) 13 October - 15 OctoberSIGACCESS Assets 2008 The Flote: An Instrument for People with Limited Mobility, by Amal Dar Aziz, Chris Warren, Hayden Bursk, Sean Follmer. (paper) July-September 2008IEEE Pervasive Computing  Hacking, Mashing, Gluing: Understanding Opportunistic Design, by Björn Hartmann, Scott Doorley and Scott R. Klemmer. (magazine article) May 10th - 18th, 2008 ICSE 2008  Opportunistic Programming: How Rapid Ideation and Prototyping Occur in Practice, by Joel Brandt, Philip Guo, Joel Lewenstein, and Scott R. Klemmer. (WEUSE workshop paper) Volume 23, Issues 1 and 2 Human-Computer Interaction  Integrating Physical and Digital Interactions on Walls, by by Scott R. Klemmer, Katherine M. Everitt, James A. Landay. (journal article) Exiting the Cleanroom: On Ecological Validity and Ubiquitous Computing, by Scott Carter, Jennifer Mankoff, Scott R Klemmer, and Tara Matthews. (journal article) April 5 - 10, 2008 CHI 2008  Mischief: Supporting Remote Teaching in Developing Regions, by Neema Moraveji, Taemie Kim, James Ge, Udai Singh Pawar, Kori Inkpen, and Kathleen Mulcahy. (full paper)  Designing a Farmer-Centric Organic Certification System, by Neil Patel and Tapan S. Parikh. (workshop paper)
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CS547 Seminar Speakers The CS547 Seminar on People, Computers and Design is held Fridays, 12:30-2pm in Gates B01. Subscribe to announcement list. September 26, 2008 - Tristan Harris, Apture New models for browsing October 3, 2008 - David Merrill, MIT Media Lab Natural Interactions with Digital Content October 10, 2008 - Karrie Karahalios, Univ. of Illinois, Urbana Champaign Visualizing Voice October 17, 2008 -Jesse James Garrett,Adaptive Path The elements of user experience October 24, 2008 -Peter Pirolli, PARC Information foraging theory October 31, 2008 - Justine Cassell, Northwestern University Title TBA November 7, 2008 - Merrie Morris, Microsoft Research SearchTogether and CoSearch: New Tools for Enabling Collaborative Web SearchNovember 14, 2008 -Gail Wight, Stanford Dept. of Art and Art History Unreasonable Interactions November 21, 2008 -David Kirsh, UCSD Cognitive Principles of Design: Effectiveness, Efficiency and Experience December 5, 2008 -Jaroslaw Kapuscinski, Stanford Dept. of Music Composing with Sounds and Images Show all speakers The Symbolic Systems Forum also frequently hosts HCI-related speakers.
Research Spotlight: Juxtapose
Our group’s recent research demonstrates that tools can scaffold exploration
by managing alternatives across source and execution environments. Our
Juxtapose system introduces a programming environment for interaction
designers to create and run multiple program alternatives in parallel, and
to “tune” the parameters of these alternatives at runtime with a physical
mixing board. In the lab, we have found this enables designers to
interactively explore more than an order of magnitude more variations than
traditional compile-run cycles coupled with manual versioning, and, when
presented with a target design, create that design sooner.
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