HCI2011 Calls for Short Papers, Work-in-Progress, Panels and Posters
http://hci2011.co.uk/ Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK. 4th 8th, July 2011
The HCI 2011 conference is being held July 4-8th, at Northumbria University,
Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. The conference has the theme of ³health, wealth
and happiness² and we seek shorter submissions that explore the role of
technology in our personal and societal wellbeing and in our future as a
whole. Submissions should follow the process and template provided at
http://hci2011.co.uk/site/submission-process/
Important Dates
Submission deadlines: 18th February 2011 (17:00 GMT)
Notification: 8th April 2011
Camera ready deadline: 6th May 2011
Short Papers
http://hci2011.co.uk/short-papers/
We solicit submissions for short papers that address any area of HCI,
including those identified in the conference theme of Health, Wealth and
Happiness. Authors are encouraged to submit late-breaking research results
that show timely and innovative ideas. Short paper submissions should report
original work and must not have been published previously or be a condensed
version of previously published papers.
Submissions must not exceed 6 pages in length and use the BCS format
<http://www.bcs.org/server.php?show=nav.7939> .
Short Paper Chairs: Dr Paul Vickers (Northumbria University); Dr Steve Love
(Brunel University)
Work-in-Progress
A Work-in-Progress is a concise report of ongoing work relevant to HCI. The
difference between Works-in-Progress and other submissions is that the work
submitted to the Work-in-Progress track represents work that is ³hot off the
press² or perhaps not quite completed. A significant benefit of a
Work-in-Progress submission is the discussion between the presenter and
conference attendees that will be fostered by the face-to-face presentation
of the work.
This submission category aims to attract participation from a broad range of
disciplines covering a spectrum of topics and methodologies.
Work in Progress will be submitted, reviewed, and published as a short
paper but presented as a poster at the conference. Presentation will be part
of a specific poster session and will allow for more active discussion with
interested HCI delegates.
Submissions must not exceed 6 pages in length and use the BCS format
<http://www.bcs.org/server.php?show=nav.7939> .
Work in Progress Chairs: Dr Mike Just, Glasgow Caledonian and Dr Karen
Renauld, University of Glasgow
Panels
Submissions must not exceed 4 pages in length and should provoke audience
discussion and should highlight the following information
€ the session format
€ the time slot required
€ the panel members
€ any additional logistics required to host the
€ any other considerations that will help reviewers evaluate your concept
Review Criteria
Panels present ideas that are novel, controversial, or engaging, inspiring
the audience to respond and further elaborate the ideas. The review criteria
are:
€ likelihood of a lively response from the attendees
€ a novel and interesting perspective
€ a manageable session plan
€ a clear mechanism for audience engagement and interaction
Submissions must not exceed 4 pages in length and use the BCS format
<http://www.bcs.org/server.php?show=nav.7939> .
Panel Chairs: Prof Pamela Briggs, Northumbria University and Dr, Janet
Read, UCLAN
Posters
The interactive posters provide a means for having an overview of your work
visible for the entire conference and a specific session dedicated to
posters. In addition to the static information presented in the poster, you
may wish to bring along an accompanying demo or video. The poster format
offers presenters a forum in which to meet and discuss their work with
others interested in the same topic. It is particularly suited for
descriptions of systems with novel interface features or presenting novel
concepts that might open up interesting discussions with other conference
delegates.
Submissions must not exceed 2 pages in length and use the BCS format
<http://www.bcs.org/server.php?show=nav.7939> .
Poster Chairs: Dr Jeremy Ellman (Northumbria University); Dr Jeffrey
Bardzell (Indiana University)
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Eur Ing Dr David England MBCS CEng,
Head of Computing
http://lister.cms.livjm.ac.uk/homepage/staff/cmsdengl/
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