Tutorials Chairs:
Abdennour El-Rhalibi, Liverpool John Moores University
Peter J Wild, University of Cambridge
Tutorials provide participants with new insights, knowledge and
skills across a broad range of HCI concerns. Previous tutorial topics
have included: user interface development, HCI theories, requirements
analysis techniques, usability evaluation, design methodologies, work
analysis and modelling, emerging technologies and many other relevant
areas.
Tutorial participants include user interface designers and users,
software developers, project managers, HCI researchers and teachers,
and professionals in other areas interested in understanding how HCI
relates to their lives.
The tutorial proposal should specify the background knowledge and
skills required of participants. It should also specify the level of
the tutorial as introductory, intermediate or advanced. A tutorial may
take either half a day or a full day.
Tutorial proposals will be evaluated on the quality of the proposal,
basis of their benefits to participants and their fit within the
overall tutorials programme. Factors to be considered include
relevance, timeliness and audience appeal; suitability for
presentation in a half-day or full day tutorial; use of appropriate
presentation methods and exercises; and past experience and
qualifications of the instructors.
If the tutorial has been given previously, the proposal should
indicate where the tutorial has been given and how it will be modified
for HCI 2008. Tutorial presenters are expected to attend the
conference.
Note that, if accepted, presenter(s) will be asked to provide a
2-page description of their tutorial using the template for
publication in the conference proceedings
(http://www.cms.livjm.ac.uk/hci2008/documents/HCI_2008_Paper_Template.doc)
REMUNERATION
There is a single fee (full-day £500, half-day £250) available for
each presented tutorial and an additional fee (full-day £30, half-day
£15) for each participant over an initial 6 registered participants
for the tutorial.
This fee may either be used to offset the delegate fee for the main
conference for the presenter(s), or be paid on receipt of an invoice.
If paid, the recipient is responsible for all taxes. The tutorial
notes for duplication must be supplied no later than 6 weeks before
the conference. If a tutorial does not attract sufficient attendees
by 4 weeks before it is due to be presented, then the conference
committee may cancel it, in which case a fee of £100 for a full-day
tutorial and £50 for a half-day will be paid for the preparation of
the notes.
TUTORIAL SUBMISSIONS
Tutorials will not be reviewed anonymously. Submissions must be
presented as follows:
1) A header page including the title of the tutorial, whether half or
full day, whether the tutorial in new, has been given before, or is
derived from a previous one, the names and affiliations of all
presenters, and brief details of past tutorials they have given the 30
word summary.
2) Up to 2 A4 pages describing the tutorial content, giving the key
learning outcomes, and arguing why it would be suitable for
presentation at this conference.
3) CV(s) of presenter(s).
4) If the tutorial has been presented before, up to 8 A4 pages of
sample material, A timeline indicating how the time will be used
(assume either 2 or 4 90-minute sessions)
5) Method of delivery, indicating how the attendees will be involved
in the activities (e.g. lectures, case study, problem-based learning,
etc), and how the key learning outcomes will be achieved,
6) For the Advance Programme, 125 words describing the tutorial,
including a brief biography of the presenter(s),
7) For the Web-site as additional advance information for attendees,
an 800-word synopsis of the tutorial.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Workshops and tutorials will be held on 1st and 2nd September 2008
Tutorials Chairs
Abdennour El Rhalibi, Liverpool John Moores, [log in to unmask]
Peter J Wild, University of Cambridge, [log in to unmask]
Conference Chair
David England, [log in to unmask]
HCI 2008 Website http://www.hci2008.org/
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