2000 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

        CHI 2000 -- The Future is Here
                         1-6 April 2000
                      The Hague, The Netherlands

                          WORKSHOPS

http://www.acm.org/chi2000/

The 16 Workshops  featured at CHI 2000 provide an
extended forum for small groups to exchange ideas on
a topic of common interest.  Workshop participation is
by invitation only based on position papers submitted
by 28 January 2000.

Workshops for CHI 2000 held 2-3 April 2000 include:

- Basic Research Symposium

- Challenges in the Multicultural HCI Development Environment

- Pattern Languages for Interaction Design: Building Momentum

- Continuity in Human Computer Interaction

- Designing Interactive Systems for 1-to-1 E-Commerce

- Semiotic Approaches to User Interface Design

- National and International Frameworks for Collaboration
  between HCI Research and Practice

- Future Mobile Device User Interfaces

- Research Directions in Situated Computing

- Virtually Collocated Teams in the Workplace

- The What, Who, Where, When, Why and How of
  Context-Awareness

- A Compendium of Practical Techniques for HCI Instruction

- Electronic Communities: Places and Spaces,
  Contents and Boundaries

- Situated Interaction in Ubiquitous Computing

- Social Navigation: A Design Approach?

- Natural-Language Interaction

For complete workshop descriptions and position paper
requirements, consult the CHI 2000 Web site at:
http://www.acm.org/chi2000

For further information about CHI 2000 Workshops,
contact the CHI 2000 Workshop Co-Chairs at:
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The annual CHI conference is the premier worldwide forum for
the exchange of information on all aspects of how people interact
with computers. In addition to workshops, CHI 2000 features a full
program of presentations, demonstrations, tutorials and exhibits.

Predict the future by helping to create it - come to CHI 2000.

Sponsored by ACM's Special Interest Group on
Computer-Human Interaction (ACM SIGCHI).

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