Monday – 23 April 2018

09:00 – 10:30 ... Monday Morning Opening Plenary, Christian Rudder (Room 517D) 10:30 – 11:30 ... Coffee Break (517 Foyer) 11:30 – 12:50 ... Technical Sessions 12:50 – 14:30 ... Lunch Break (on your own) 14:30 – 15:50 ... Technical Sessions 15:50 – 16:30 ... Coffee Break (517 Foyer) 16:30 – 17:50 ... Technical Sessions 18:00 – 21:00 ... CHI 2018 Reception and Expo featuring Demonstrations (Exhibit Hall/220BC)

Tuesday – 24 April 2018

09:00 – 10:20 ... Technical Sessions (Note: Exhibit Hall open 10:20 – 18:00) 10:20 – 11:00 ... Coffee Break (Exhibit Hall/220BC) Late-Breaking Work Posters Rotation 1 Art Exhibitions (VR Lounge) GameJam Demonstrations 11:00 – 12:20 ... Technical Sessions 12:20 – 14:00 ... Lunch Break (on your own) Diversity & Inclusion Lunch (Preregistration required) 14:00 – 15:20 ... Technical Sessions 15:20 – 16:00 ... Coffee Break (Exhibit Hall/220BC) Late-Breaking Work Posters Rotation 1 Student Research Posters Student Design Posters Art Exhibitions (VR Lounge) ScienceJam Lightning Talks 16:00 – 17:20 ... Technical Sessions 17:30 – 18:30 ... Tuesday Plenary, Choir! Choir! Choir!, Daveed and Nobu (Room 517D) 18:00 – 19:30 ... Job Fair (Exhibit Hall/220BC)

Wednesday – 25 April 2018

09:00 – 10:20 ... Technical Sessions (Note: Exhibit Hall open 10:20 – 17:30) 10:20 – 11:00 ... Coffee Break (Exhibit Hall/220BC) Late-Breaking Work Posters Rotation 2 Art Exhibitions (VR Lounge) 11:00 – 12:20 ... Technical Sessions 12:20 – 14:00 ... ACM SIGCHI and CHI Joint Town Hall Lunch (Room 520) 14:00 – 15:20 ... Technical Sessions 15:20 – 16:00 ... Coffee Break (Exhibit Hall/220BC) Art Exhibit: Live Coding YouTube Late-Breaking Work Posters Rotation 2 Art Exhibitions (VR Lounge) 16:00 – 17:20 ... Technical Sessions 17:30 – 18:30 ... Video Showcase (Room 517D) 19:00 – 22:00 ... Immersive Art Exhibition Reception Hosted at La SAT (Off site)

Thursday – 26 April 2018

09:00 – 10:20 ... Technical Sessions (Note: Exhibit Hall open 10:20 – 13:30) 10:20 – 11:00 ... Coffee Break (Exhibit Hall/220BC) Art Exhibitions (VR Lounge) 11:00 – 12:20 ... Technical Sessions 12:20 – 14:00 ... Lunch Break (on your own) (Note: Exhibit Hall closes at 13:30) 14:00 – 15:20 ... Technical Sessions 15:20 – 15:40 ... Coffee Break (517 Foyer) 15:40 – 17:10 ... Thursday Afternoon Closing Plenary, Sue Gardner (Room 517D) TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome from General Conference Co-Chairs.....3 From Technical Program Co-Chairs...... 4 Territorial Acknowledgement...... 4 Diversity and Inclusion Statement...... 4 Conference Committee...... 6 Papers Associate Chairs...... 8 General Information...... 12 ACM SIGCHI...... 12 CHI Steering Committee...... 12 CHI Information and Policies...... 13 Technical Program Monday - Thursday...... 14 Technical Program Venues...... 15 Saturday - Sunday Invitation Only Events...... 16 Open Hours...... 17 Exhibit Hall Zones...... 17 Special Daytime and Evening Events...... 18 Awards...... 19 SIGCHI Awards...... 19 CHI Academy...... 22 Best of CHI & Video Showcase Awards...... 24 Plenary Speakers...... 25 Technical Sessions...... 26 Monday...... 26 Tuesday...... 37 Wednesday...... 50 Thursday...... 62 Workshops and Symposia...... 72 Video Showcase...... 74 Courses...... 75 Student Events...... 76 Doctoral Consortium...... 76 Research Competition...... 76 Design Competition...... 77 Late-Breaking Work...... 78 Rotation 1: Tuesday...... 78 Rotation 2: Wednesday...... 82 Demonstrations...... 86 Art Exhibitions...... 89 Exhibitors...... 90 Monday Exhibit Hall Map (CHI Expo)...... 92 WIFI (case sensitive) Tuesday - Thursday Exhibit Hall Map...... 93 SSID: CHI2018 Palais des Congrès Facility Map...... 94 Password: ENGAGE2018 CHI 2019 Save the Date...... inside back cover

CHI 2018 Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 1 NOTES

2 | ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems CHI 2018 WELCOME FROM CHAIRS

We are very pleased to welcome you to Additionally, we broadened the scope of who can engage CHI 2018 in Montréal, Canada! This year, the with CHI content. We are pleased to launch the first-ever CHI with live-streaming of every paper session. Live-streaming theme is Engage. Our hope is that over the next paper presentations allows our authors to reach a diverse six days, you engage with technology and world- audience that includes the friends, family, and colleagues class research, engage in discussions with your who have supported the presented research, but are unable community of designers, researchers, students, to attend. We support people with disabilities or travel and practitioners, and—most of all—that you restrictions to remotely attend through telepresence robots. We are offering onsite childcare that helps people with engage with CHI! caregiving responsibilities attend CHI. We also have several The engage theme informed our planning and we are excited initiatives to support diversity, inclusion, and accessibility to present a vibrant program for you to experience. In including a nursing room, gender-neutral bathrooms, 2018, we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of Douglas badge pronouns, and a dedicated blackout (desensitization) Engelbart’s Mother of all Demos. To celebrate and honour this room. Tiohtiá:ke, (Montréal) is historically known as a historic event, we are hosting the CHI Expo—a reception on gathering place for many First Nations, and we wish for Monday night that will give you the opportunity to engage our attendees to carry this spirit of connection into how we with the technology of the future, as presented by your engage with each other at CHI 2018. colleagues. We are also excited to present the CHI 2018 Art We are so grateful to our extraordinary volunteers who Exhibition in association with La SAT (La Société des Arts made CHI 2018 possible, especially to those who organized Technologiques). Much of the virtual and mixed-reality art the venues and provided logistics support. We are greatly can be seen in the Exhibit Hall; however, please attend the indebted to each of the 101 volunteers on our organizing reception on Wednesday night at La SAT to experience the committee for their service in making CHI 2018 happen. impressive Satosphere—a 360° digital dome environment Thanks also to the more than 175 student volunteers with artworks that explore immersion. This year, we are who carry out on-the-ground efforts in helping CHI to run launching the inaugural CHI GameJam and ScienceJam, smoothly. Finally, we are deeply grateful to the ACM, to where participants can engage with mentors and peers in SIGCHI, and to the CHI Steering Committee for their support a two-day frenzy of activity and excitement. We are also of CHI 2018. bringing back the plenary Video Showcase session on Wednesday afternoon. We welcome you to Montréal and encourage you to Engage with CHI! We are thrilled with our dynamic keynote speakers, who each bring unique perspectives to our theme. Christian Rudder (author of Dataclysm) opens CHI with his insights on what data from the dating site he co-founded (OkCupid) reveals about human behaviour. Sue Gardner (former executive director of Wikimedia Foundation, co-chair of the campaign to pardon Edward Snowden) closes CHI by discussing her desire to ensure that everybody in the world has access to the information they want and need. And Choir! Choir! Choir! leads us in a plenary session on Tuesday afternoon on General Conference Chair General Conference Chair achieving creativity through shared vulnerability. Regan Mandryk Mark Hancock University of Saskatchewan University of Waterloo University of Waterloo

CHI 2018 Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 3 WELCOME FROM CHAIRS

 FROM THE TECHNICAL PROGRAM CHAIRS  TERRITORIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The CHI 2018 technical program consists of a weekend of CHI 2018 is being hosted in the beautiful city of Montréal, 24 parallel workshops and symposia plus additional Canada. We would like to acknowledge that the Palais events such as the GameJam, ScienceJam and Doctoral des Congrès is located on unceded Indigenous lands. Consortium. This is followed by four days that consist of Tiohtiá:ke—commonly known as Montréal—is historically 25 parallel sessions of exciting papers, panels, case studies, known as a gathering place for many First Nations. Today, SIGs (Special Interest Groups), courses, video showcase, it is home to a diverse population of Indigenous and other and the popular student research, and design competitions. peoples. We aim to respect the continued connections The alt.chi venue, now in its fourteenth year, presents with the past, present and future in our relationships stimulating new and challenging ideas in HCI. The CHI Art with Indigenous and other peoples within the Montréal Exhibition is also returning, and the CHI Expo will showcase community. demos of cutting-edge technology. This ground-breaking work is archived in the ACM Digital  DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION STATEMENT Library (https://dl.acm.org). We distinguish between two categories of CHI material in the ACM Digital Library. Papers At CHI 2018 we want every participant to feel welcome, are the most rigorously peer reviewed and prestigious included, and safe at the conference. Moreover, we will material presented at the conference, and are collected in do our best to accommodate specific needs such as the Conference Proceedings. The other categories of work accessibility, or dietary requirements. We cannot promise are represented in the Extended Abstracts. These are peer- to solve every issue, but will try our best. We expect all reviewed, juried, or curated, and reflect the breadth of interactions between CHI members to be respectful and education, research, design, artistic, scientific exploration constructive, including interactions during the review and engineering activity within the HCI community. process, at the conference itself, and on social media and to abide by the ACM Policy Against Discrimination and Across all tracks, CHI received 3955 submissions and Harassment. accepted 1208. For papers, the conference received 2592 submissions (a rise of 8% from the 2017 conference) which CHI 2018 is an Association for Computing Machinery (“ACM”) were rigorously reviewed, resulting in 666 accepted papers Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction (acceptance rate 25.7%). In addition 47 journal articles will (“SIGCHI”) sponsored conference. The open exchange be presented. of ideas and the freedom of thought and expression are central to the ACM’s aims and goals. These require an We wish to give our heartfelt thanks to the 101 members environment that recognizes the inherent worth of every of the organising committee who kept the boat afloat and person and group, that fosters dignity, understanding, and moving in the right direction, the 489 members of the mutual respect, and that embraces diversity. For these programme committees who wrote 6,321 reviews, and reasons, ACM requires all ACM members and members the 3837 external reviewers who wrote 6844 reviews. Our of ACM Special Interest Groups (“SIGs”) to abide by their special thanks also go to the staff at Sheridan Publishing Policy Against Discrimination and Harassment with respect (particularly Lisa Tolles) who have worked extremely hard to their participation in ACM-related activities. ACM also to ensure that all papers and extended abstracts were expects registered attendees of ACM- or SIG-sponsored processed in time for the conference. events such as CHI 2018 (“Event Attendees”) to abide by We hope you find the technical program engaging and this Policy. inspiring. Anyone witnessing or subject to unacceptable behaviour should notify the CHI 2018 General Chairs immediately at [email protected].

PHOTO CREDITS

Cover photo: Tourisme Montréal. Christian Rudder photo (page 25, 26): Victor G. Jeffreys II

Technical Program Chair Technical Program Chair Anna Cox Mark Perry University College Brunel University London UK London UK

4 | ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems CHI 2018 CHI 2018 Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 5 CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

Conference Chairs Workshops/Symposia Chairs Local Arrangements Chairs Johannes Schöning, University of Bremen, Pierre-Majorique Léger, HEC Montréal, Canada Regan Mandryk, University of Saskatchewan, Germany Francois Courtemanche, HEC Montréal, Canada Xinru Page, Bentley University, USA Canada Mark Hancock, University of Waterloo, Canada Nithya Sambasivan, Google, USA Vanessa Georges, HEC Montréal, Canada Assistants to the General Chairs Posters Chair Accessibility Chairs Max Birk, University of Saskatchewan, Canada Cosmin Munteanu, University of Toronto Erin Brady, Indiana University-Purdue University Cayley MacArthur, University of Waterloo, Mississauga, Canada Indianapolis, USA Canada Robin Brewer, University of Michigan, USA Diversity and Inclusivity Lunch Chairs Erin Buehler, Facebook, USA Technical Program Chairs Anke Brock, ENAC Toulouse, France Mark Perry, Brunel University London, UK Allison Druin, Pratt Institute, USA CHI Family Chairs Anna Cox, University College London, UK Gopinaath Kannabiran, Indiana University, Audrey Girouard, Carleton University, Canada Bloomington, USA Jon Froehlich, University of Washington, USA Assistants to the Technical Program Chairs Nitesh (Tesh) Goyal, Google, USA Frederik Brudy, University College London, UK Health/Fitness Chair Marta Cecchinato, University College GameJam Chairs m.c. schraefel, Southampton University, UK London, UK Josh Tanenbaum, University of California, Telepresence Chairs Irvine, USA Papers Chairs Sue Fussell, Cornell University, USA Roger Altizer, University of Utah, USA Anind Dey, Carnegie Mellon University, USA Carman Neustaedter, Simon Fraser University, Nicole Crenshaw, University of California, Ed Cutrell, Microsoft Research, USA Canada Irvine, USA m.c. schraefel, Southampton University, UK Gillian Smith, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Systems Chairs Assistant to the Papers Chairs USA Michael Stewart, James Madison University, USA Dorota Filipczuk, Southampton University, UK Javier Tibau, Virginia Tech, USA ScienceJam Chairs Demonstrations Chairs Jan D. Smeddinck, University of Bremen, Video Capture Chairs Roel Vertegaal, Queen’s University, Canada Germany David Lindlbauer, TU Berlin, Germany Jessica Cauchard, Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Elisa Mekler, University of Basel, Switzerland Roman Rädle, Aarhus University, Denmark Herzliya, Israel Carl Gutwin, University of Saskatchewan, Jeremy Cooperstock, McGill University, Canada Canada Analytics Chair Casper Harteveld, Northeastern University, USA Sandy Gould, University of Birmingham, UK Late Breaking Work Chairs Kathrin Gerling, University of Lincoln, UK Student Design Competition Chairs Data Chairs Antti Salovaara, University of Helsinki, Finland Jungjoo Lee, National University of Singapore, Toni-Jan Keith Monserrat, University of the Youn-ah Kang, Yonsei University, Korea Singapore Philippines Derek Reilly, Dalhousie University, Canada Paul Marshall, University of Bristol, UK Earnest Wheeler, University of Michigan, USA Roisin McNaney, Lancaster University, UK alt.chi Chairs Mobile App Chair Shaun Lawson, Northumbria University, UK Student Research Competition Chairs Toni-Jan Keith Monserrat, University of the Ben Kirman, University of York, UK Antti Oulasvirta, Aalto University, Finland Philippines Conor Linehan, University College Cork, Ireland Elizabeth Churchill, Google, USA CHI 2018 Kazoo Beaver Launch Game CHI Journals Chair Doctoral Thesis Award Chair Jason Bowey, University of Saskatchewan Hrvoje Benko, Oculus Research, USA Julie Williamson, University of Glasgow, Art Chairs Scotland Case Studies Chairs Thecla Schiphorst, Simon Fraser University, Edward Tse, NUITEQ, Sweden Special Interest Groups Chairs Canada Elizabeth Buie, Sigma Consulting Solutions Lindsay Reynolds, Facebook, USA Andruid Kerne, Texas A&M University, USA Ltd., UK Siroberto “Bert” Scerbo, Disney, USA Luc Courchesne, Société des arts technologiques, Canada Courses Chairs Student Volunteer Chairs Kristina Andersen, Technische Universiteit Max Wilson, University of Nottingham, UK Patrick Carrington, Carnegie Mellon University, Eindhoven, The Netherlands Horia Maior, University of Nottingham, UK USA Victoria Schwanda Sosik, Google, USA Haley MacLeod, Indiana University, USA PlayZone Chairs Max Birk, University of Saskatchewan, Canada Doctoral Consortium Chairs Live Streaming Chair Zach Toups, New Mexico State University, USA Kenton O’Hara, Microsoft Research, Matthew Miller, University of Saskatchewan, Cambridge, UK Canada Social Media Chairs Floyd Mueller, Royal Melbourne Institute of Lisa Anthony, University of Florida, USA Operations Chair Technology, Australia Cristina Zaga, University of Twente, The Anna Kötteritzsch, Bundeswehr University Yunan Chen, University of California, Irvine, USA Netherlands Munich, Germany Rina Wehbe, University of Waterloo, Canada Panels & Roundtable Discussions Chairs Maria Wolters, University of Edinburgh, Communications Chair Parmit Chilana, Simon Fraser University, Scotland Lennart Nacke, University of Waterloo, Canada Canada Web Chairs Julie Kientz, University of Washington, USA Awards Chair Ignacio Avellino, Sorbonne Université, France Steven Drucker, Microsoft Research, USA Video Previews Chair David Ledo, University of Calgary, Canada Carla Griggio, Inria-Saclay, France Early Career Development Chairs CHI Steering Committee Liaison Michael Muller, IBM, USA Video Showcase Chairs Philippe Palanque, Université Paul Sabatier, Geraldine Fitzpatrick, TU Wien, Austria Danyel Fisher, Microsoft Research, USA France Nadia Pantidi, University College Cork, Ireland

6 | ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems CHI 2018 CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

ACM Liaisons Ashley Cozzi, ACM, USA Farrah Khan, ACM, USA Logistics Manager Stacey Ogren, Conference & Logistics Consultants, Inc., USA Registration Taylor Vick, Executive Events, Inc., USA Lodging/Hotel Accommodations Brooke Daley, Executive Events, Inc., USA Industry Mentor Jofish Kaye,Mozilla Sponsorship Carol Klyver, Foundations of Excellence, USA Exhibits and Recruiting Carol Klyver, Foundations of Excellence, USA Conference Management Stacey Ogren, Conference & Logistics Consultants, Inc., USA Lois Sarfo-Mensah, Conference & Logistics Consultants, Inc., USA Printed Program Design & Tech Support Joan Johnson, JohnsonDesign, USA Karen Grube, 14karet kreations, USA Toni-Jan Keith Monserrat, University of the Philippines Max Van Kleek, Oxford University, UK Earnest Wheeler, University of Michigan, USA Publicity Coordinator Rosemary Stevens, Ace Public Relations, USA

CHI 2018 Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 7 PAPERS ASSOCIATE CHAIRS

Design Associate Chairs: Tiffany Veinot, University of Michigan Erik Andersen, Cornell University Lauren Wilcox, Georgia Tech Subcommittee Chairs: Carmelo Ardito, Università degli Studi di Bari Maria Wolters, University of Edinburgh Kristina Höök, SICS Aldo Moro John Zimmerman, Carnegie Mellon University Scott Bateman, University of New Brunswick Youn-kyung Lim, KAIST Interaction Beyond the Individual Regina Bernhaupt, Ruwido Austria William Gaver, University of London Subcommittee Chairs: Elizabeth Bonsignore, University of Maryland Kate Starbird, University of Washington Associate Chairs: Sebastian Deterding, University of York Brent Hecht, University of Minnesota Kristina Andersen, TU Eindhoven Deborah Fels, Ryerson University Jeff Nichols, Google Madeline Balaam, Newcastle University Rilla Khaled, Concordia University Luigina Ciolfi,Sheffield Hallam University Andrea Bianchi, KAIST Brian Magerko, Georgia Tech Associate Chairs: Mark Blythe, Northumbria University Pejman Mirza-Babaei, University of Ontario Alexander Boden, Fraunhofer-FIT Scott Davidoff, NASA Institute of Technology Lydia Chilton, Columbia University Abigail Durrant, Northumbria University Gillian Smith, Worcester Polytechnic Institute Munmun De Choudhury, Georgia Tech Jodi Forlizzi, Carnegie Mellon University Katharina Spiel, Vienna University of Technology Justin Cranshaw, Microsoft Research Zhiyong Fu, Tsinghua University Robert Teather, Carleton University Casey Dugan, IBM David Philip Green, Northumbria University Zachary O. Toups, New Mexico State University Sheena Erete, DePaul University, Erete Lone Koefoed Hansen, Aarhus University Elizabeth Veinott, Michigan Technological Susan Fussell, Cornell University Steve Harrison, Virginia Tech University Brian Keegan, University of Colorado, Boulder Masa Inakage, Keio University Annika Waern, Uppsala University Michael Koch, Universitat der Bundeswehr Giulio Jacucci, University of Helsinki James Wallace, University of Waterloo Munich Tom Jenkins, GTU Guenter Wallner, University of Applied Arts Airi Lampinen, Stockholm University Peter Krogh, Aarhus University Vienna Silvia Lindtner, University of Michigan Alex Leavitt, Facebook Dan Lockton, Carnegie Mellon University Uichin Lee, KAIST Florian ‘Floyd’ Mueller, RMIT University Health, Accessibility, and Aging Thomas Ludwig, University of Siegen Ian Oakley, UNIST Subcommittee Chairs: David McDonald, University of Washington William Odom, Simon Fraser University Katie Siek, Indiana University Naja Holten Moller, University of Copenhagen Sun Young Park, University of Michigan Sean Munson, University of Washington Claudia Mueller, University of Siegen Eric Paulos, University of California, Berkeley Meredith Ringel Morris, Microsoft Research Carman Neustadter, Simon Fraser University Marianne Graves Petersen, Aarhus University Jeffrey Bigham, Carnegie Mellon University Oded Nov, NYU James Pierce, University of California, Berkeley Associate Chairs: Alice Oh, KAIST Ambra Trotto, RISE Interactive Rosa Arriaga, Georgia Tech Sharoda Paul, Facebook John Vines, Northumbria University Shiri Azenkot, Cornell Tech Katie Pine, Arizona State University Ron Wakkary, Simon Fraser and TU/e Timothy Bickmore, Northeastern Scott Robertson, University of Hawaii Oren Zuckerman, IDC Herzliya Erin Brady, Indiana University – Purdue Aleksandra Sarcevic, Drexel University University Indianapolis Irina Shklovski, IT Copenhagen Engineering Interactive Systems and Stacy Branham, University of Maryland Victoria Sosik, Google Yla Tausczik, University of Maryland Technologies Baltimore County Robin Brewer, University of Michigan Dakuo Wang, IBM Research Subcommittee Chairs: Anke Brock, ENAC Toulouse Jason Wiese, University of Utah Emmanuel Pietriga, Inria Patrick Carrington, Carnegie Mellon University Haiyi Zhu, University of Minnesota Jennifer Mankoff,Carnegie Mellon University Hao-Hua Chu, National Taiwan University Associate Chairs: David Coyle, University College Dublin Interaction Techniques, Devices, and Patrick Baudisch, Hasso Plattner Institute Mayank Goel, Carnegie Mellon University Modalities Michel Beaudouin-Lafon, University Paris-Sud Tiago Guerreiro, University of Lisbon Subcommittee Chairs: Jan Borchers, RWTH Aachen University Andrea Hartzler, University of Washington Anne Roudaut, University of Bristol Parmit Chilana, Simon Fraser University Eric Hekler, Arizona State University Dan Ashbrook, Rochester Institute of Elena Glassman, University of California, Berkeley Shaun Kane, University of Colorado Technology Lars Erik Holmquist, Northumbria University Richard Ladner, University of Washington Daniel Vogel, University of Waterloo Antonio Kruger, DFKI Walter Lasecki, University of Michigan Fanny Chevalier, Inria Ranjitha Kumar, University of Illinois at Amanda Lazar, University of Maryland Urbana-Champaign Matthew Lee, FXPAL Associate Chairs: Gierad Laput, Carnegie Mellon University Marilyn Lennon, University of Strathclyde Michelle Annett, MishMashMakers Alexander Lex, University of Utah Leslie Liu, Motorola Gilles Bailly, CNRS / Paris Sorbonne Karon MacLean, University of British Columbia Lena Mamykina, Columbia University Hrvoje Benko, Oculus Research, USA Michael Nebeling, University of Michigan Gabriela Marcu, Drexel University Joanna Bergstrom-Lehtovirta, University of Steve Oney, University of Michigan Andrew Miller, Indiana University Purdue Copenhagen Kimiko Ryokai, University of California, Berkeley University Indianapolis Xiaojun Bi, Stony Brook University Marynel Vázquez, Stanford University Laura Pina, University of Washington Mark Billinghurst, University of South Australia Andy Wilson, Microsoft Research Anne Marie Piper, Northwestern University Sebastian Boring, University of Copenhagen Lining Yao, Carnegie Mellon University Kyle Rector, University of Iowa Andreas Bulling, Max Planck Institute for Amy Zhang, MIT Madhu Reddy, Northwestern University Informatics Stephen Schueller, Northwestern University Gery Casiez, Universite de Lille Games and Play Patrick Shih, Indiana University Bloomington Jessica Cauchard, IDC Herzliya Kristen Shinohara, Rochester Institute of Liwei Chan, National Taiwan University Subcommittee Chairs: Technology Steven Feiner, Columbia University Katherine Isbister, University of California, Tammy Toscos, Parkview Research Center Hans Gellersen, Lancaster University Santa Cruz Shari Trewin, IBM Research Jens Grubert, Coburg University Lennart Nacke, University of Waterloo Khai Truong, University of Toronto Aakar Gupta, University of Toronto

8 | ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems CHI 2018 PAPERS ASSOCIATE CHAIRS

Carl Gutwin, University of Saskatchewan Specific Application Areas Chris Janssen, Utrecht University Ken Hinckley, Microsoft Research Malte Jung, Cornell University Eve Hoggan, Aarhus University Subcommittee Chairs: Matthew Kay, University of Michigan David Holman, Tactual Labs June Ahn, New York University Neha Kumar, Georgia Tech Steven Houben, Lancaster University Amy Ogan, Carnegie Mellon University Andrew Kun, University of New Hampshire Yvonne Jansen, CNRS / Paris Sorbonne Christ Quintana, University of Michigan Hideaki Kuzuoka, University of Tsukuba Rubaiat Habib Kazi, Autodesk Research Steven Drucker, Microsoft Research Shaun Lawson, Northumbria University Ed Lank, University of Waterloo Nicola Dell, Cornell Tech Min Kyung Lee, Carnegie Mellon University Pedro Lopes, HPI Associate Chairs: Yang Li, Google Wendy Mackay, Inria Lisa Anthony, University of Florida Jamy Li, University of Twente Sylvain Malacria, Inria Lyn Bartram, Simon Fraser University Vera Liao, IBM Research Nicolai Marquardt, UCL Jay Chen, New York University Xiaojuan Ma, Hong Kong University of Science Diego Martinez, University Sussex Adrian Clear, Northumbria University and Technology Justin Matejka, Autodesk Research Tammy Clegg, University of Maryland Gloria Mark, University of California, Irvine Oussama Metatla, University of Bristol Robert Comber, Newcastle University Jennifer Marlow, FXPAL Stefanie Mueller, MIT Sayamindu Dasgupta, University of Washington Donald McMillan, Stockholm University Suranga Nanayakkara, Singapore University of Brian DeRenzi, University of Cape Town Helena Mentis, University of Maryland Technology and Design Audrey Desjardins, University of Washington Michael Muller, IBM Research Jennifer Pearson, Swansea University Tawanna Dillahunt, University of Michigan Grace Ngai, Hong Kong Polytechnic University Aaron Quigley, University of St Andrews Betsy DiSalvo, Georgia Tech Aisling O’Kane, University of Bristol Raf Ramakers, Hasselt University Brian Dorn, University of Nebraska at Omaha Lora Oehlberg, University of Calgary Gonzalo Ramos, Microsoft Research Sidney Fels, University of British Columbia Sean Rintel, Microsoft Research Derek Reilly, Dalhousie University Mike Hazas, Lancaster University Simon Robinson, Swansea University Jaime Ruiz, University of Florida Alexis Hiniker, University of Washington Mark Rouncefield,Lancaster University Marcos Serrano, IRIT Christian Holz, Microsoft Research Antti Salovaara, University of Helsinki Ehud Sharlin, University of Calgary Mike Horn, Northwestern University Ronald Schroeter, Queensland University of Sophie Stellmach, Microsoft Research Shamsi Iqbal, Microsoft Technology Theophanis Tsandilas, Inria Juho Kim, KAIST Bryan Semaan, Syracuse University Radu-Daniel Vatavu, University Stefan cel Mare Celine Latulipe, University of North David Sirkin, Stanford University of Suceava Carolina-Charlotte Petr Slovak, University College London Eduardo Veloso, University of Melbourne Robb Lindgren, University of Illinois Agnis Stibe, Paris ESLSCA Business School Robert Xiao, Carnegie Mellon University Jacki O’Neill, Microsoft Norman Su, Indiana University Xing-Dong Yang, Dartmouth Eleanor O’Rourke, Northwestern University Tony Tang, University of Calgary Shengdong Zhao, National University of Joyojeet Pal, University of Michigan Yuan-Chi Tseng, National Cheng Kung University Singapore Alexander Quinn, Purdue University Shaomei Wu, Facebook Research Yolanda Rankin, Spelman College Naomi Yamashita, NTT Communication Science Privacy, Security, and Visualization Erin Walker, Arizona State University Laboratories Joseph Jay Williams, National University of Subcommittee Chairs: Singapore Jason Hong, Carnegie Mellon University User Experience and Usability Susan Wyche, Michigan State University Nathalie Henry Riche, Microsoft Research Subcommittee Chairs: Jason Yip, University of Washington Associate Chairs: Siân Lindley, Microsoft Research Kasper Hornbaek, University of Copenhagen Benjamin Bach, University of Edinburgh Understanding People: Theory, Concepts, Anastasia Bezerianos, University Paris-Sud Associate Chairs: Marshini Chetty, Princeton University Methods Florian Alt, University of Munich Sauvik Das, Georgia Tech Subcommittee Chairs: Lynne Baillie, Heriot-Watt University Serge Egelman, University of California, Duncan Brumby, University College London Frank Bentley, Yahoo Berkeley Tovi Grossman, Autodesk Erin Cherry, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems Niklas Elmqvist, University of Maryland Wendy Ju, Stanford University Magy Seif El-Nasr, Northeastern University Apu Kapadia, University of Indiana, Hao-Chuan Wang, National Tsing Hua Joel Fischer, University of Nottingham Bloomington University Morten Fjeld, Chalmers University of Technology Bart P. Knijnenburg, Clemson University Associate Chairs: Jettie Hoonhout, Phillips Research Marc Langheinrich, University of Lugano Eytan Adar, University of Michigan Amanda Lee Hughes, Utah State University Ilaria Liccardi, MIT Syed Ishtiaque Ahmed, University of Toronto Azam Khan, Autodesk Research Janne Lindqvist, Rutgers University Fraser Anderson, Autodesk Research Jarrod Knibbe, University of Copenhagen Shixia Liu, Tsinghua University Nikola Banovic, Carnegie Mellon University Sari Kujala, Aalto University, Finland Zicheng (Leo) Liu, Adobe Pam Briggs, Northumbria University Effie L-C Law,University of Leicester Michael McGuffin,Ecole de Technologie Ben Cowan, University College Dublin Andrés Lucero, Aalto University Superieure Vanessa Evers, University of Twente Elisa Mekler, University of Basel Miriah Meyer, University of Utah Christopher Frauenberger, Vienna University of Martin Pielot, Telefonica Miguel Nacenta, University of St-Andrews Technology Katharina Reinecke, University of Washington Xinru Page, Bentley University Jeremy Frey, IDC Herzliya & Ullo Harald Reiterer, University of Konstanz Sameer Patil, Indiana University Wai-Tat Fu, University of Illinois Enrico Rukzio, Ulm University, Germany Florian Schaub, University of Michigan Urbana-Champaign Corina Sas, Lancaster University Manya Sleeper, Google Ge Gao, Cornell University Aneesha Singh, University College London John Stasko, Georgia Tech Tesh Goyal, Google Anja Thieme, Microsoft Research Melanie Tory, Tableau Research Catherine Grevet, Wellesley College Joe Tullio, Google Blase Ur, University of Chicago Niels Henze, University of Stuttgart Keith Vertanen, Michigan Technological Yang Wang, Syracuse University Anthony Hornof, University of Oregon University Emanuel Von Zezschwitz, University of Bonn Gary Hsieh, University of Washington Julie R. Williamson, University of Glasgow

CHI 2018 Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 9 ASSOCIATE CHAIRS & STUDENT VENUE JURIES

Ryan M Kelly, University of Bath Rina R. Wehbe, University of Waterloo alt.chi Jury Mohamed Khamis, Ludwig Maximilian Anne Weibert, University of Siegen Ebtisam Alabdulqader, Newcastle University University of Munich Paweł Woźniak, Chalmers University of Enrique Encinas, Northumbria University Jeeeun Kim, University of Colorado Technology Tom Feltwell, Northumbria University Ilkka Kosunen, Tallinn University Haijun Xia, University of Toronto Sabine Harrer, University of Vienna Alina Krischkowsky, University of Salzburg Lillian Yang, Simon Fraser University Reuben Kirkham, Newcastle University Priya Kumar, University of Maryland Yang Zhang, Carnegie Mellon University Joseph G. Lindley, Lancaster University Zuzanna Lechelt, University College London Joe Marshall, University of Nottingham Zhuying Li, RMIT University Student Research Competition Jury Steve North, University of Exeter Lars Lischke, University of Stuttgart Darren Gergle, Northwestern University Angelika Strohmayer, Newcastle University James D. Lomas, Carnegie Mellon University Jonathan Lazar, Towson University Miriam Sturdee, Lancaster University Weiquan Lu, National University of Singapore Wendy Moncur, University of Dundee Vanessa Thomas, Aarhus University Haley MacLeod, Indiana University Albrecht Schmidt, Ludwig Maximilian University Bert Vandenberghe, KU Leuven Emanuela Maggioni, University of Sussex Jamie Mahoney, Northumbria University of Munich Narges Mahyar, University of California, Late-Breaking Work Associate San Diego Student Design Competition Jury Chairs Rainer Malaka, University of Bremen Madeline Balaam, Royal Institute of Technology Diogo Marques, University of Lisbon Margot Brereton, University of Queensland Deepti Aggarwal, University of Melbourne Mark T. Marshall, Sheffield Hallam University Ebtisam Alabdulqader, Newcastle University Chris le Dantec, Georgia Tech Arunesh Mathur, Princeton University Daniel Saakes, KAIST Sultan A. Alharthi, New Mexico State University Laura Maye, University of Limerick Fraser Allison, University of Melbourne Sven Mayer, University of Stuttgart Judith Amores, MIT Sarah McRoberts, University of Minnesota Khuloud Abou Amsha, Institut Charles Nicholas Micallef, Heriot-Watt University Delaunay Tanushree Mitra, Virginia Tech Jon Back, Uppsala University Kellie Morrissey, Newcastle University Andrew B.L. Berry, University of Washington Aske Mottelson, University of Copenhagen Julia A. Bopp, University of Basel Elizabeth L. 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 ACM SIGCHI  CHI STEERING COMMITTEE CHI 2018 is sponsored by ACM’s Special Interest Group The CHI Steering Committee is responsible for promoting and on Computer-Human Interaction (ACM SIGCHI). ACM, the maintaining the ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Association for Computing Machinery, is an educational and Computing Systems as the premier international conference scientific society uniting the world’s computing educators, on the broad field of Human-Computer Interaction. It ensures researchers, and professionals to inspire dialogue, share that the strategic objectives defined by SIGCHI Executive resources, and address the field’s challenges. ACM strengthens Committees are met and provides support to CHI conference the profession’s collective voice through strong leadership, organizers. This committee establishes objectives and promotion of the highest standards, and recognition of quality criteria for the CHI conference and ensures that the technical excellence. ACM supports the professional growth mechanisms for accomplishing these goals are put in place. It of its members by providing opportunities for life-long also serves as a focal point for communications between the learning, career development, and professional networking. CHI Conference Committee, CHI attendees, SIGCHI EC, and ACM offers its more than 100,000 worldwide members the ACM Headquarters Staff. cutting edge technical information through world class CHI Steering Committee: journals and magazines, dynamic special interest groups, and Philippe Palanque, Chair, Université Toulouse III Paul Sabatier, globally recognized conferences. Visit www.acm.org for more France information about ACM. Steve Brewster, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom SIGCHI is the premier international society for professionals, Andy Cockburn, University of Canterbury, New Zealand academics, and students who are interested in human- Anna Cox, University College London, United Kingdom computer interaction (HCI). We provide a forum for the Ashley Cozzi, ACM, USA discussion of all aspects of HCI through our conferences, Allison Druin, Pratt Institute, USA including our flagship CHI conference, publications, web sites, Tovi Grossman, Autodesk, Canada email discussion groups, and other services. We advance Carl Gutwin, University of Saskatchewan, Canada education in HCI through courses, workshops, and outreach, Kori Inkpen, Microsoft Research, USA and we promote informal access to a wide range of individuals Matt Jones, Swansea University, United Kingdom and organizations involved in HCI. Farrah Khan, ACM, USA Jinwoo Kim, Yonsei University, Korea Members can be involved in HCI-related activities with others in Joseph A. Konstan, University of Minnesota, USA their region through local SIGCHI chapters. Come to the SIGCHI Cliff Lampe, University of Michigan, USA Town Hall meeting on Wednesday at 12:20-14:00 in Room 520 Regan Mandryk, University of Saskatchewan, Canada or visit www.sigchi.org to learn more about SIGCHI. We also Jennifer Mankoff, University of Washington, USA have a Youtube channel www.youtube.com/user/acmsigchi Meredith Ringel Morris, Microsoft Research, USA and an active Tumblr at sigchi.tumblr.com where we document the discussion and process around the development of CHI. Membership Information Please contact ACM’s Member Services Department Online: www.acm.org Tel: +1-800-342-6626 (USA/Canada) +1-212-626-0500 (International) Fax: +1-212-944-1318 Email: [email protected] Write: Association for Computing Machinery, Inc. General Post Office P.O. Box 30777 New York, NY 10087-0777, USA

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 CHI INFORMATION AND POLICIES Child Care CHI 2018 is committed to sponsoring childcare. For more Name Badges information, please go to the registration desk. Your CHI 2018 name badge serves as your admission pass to conference sessions and events. Please wear your name badge Nursing Room 449 at all times while inside the convention center. Conference The nursing room is a quiet space for feeding and soothing management reserves the right to deny admission to anyone babies and young children whose caregivers are attending not wearing a CHI 2018 name badge. CHI. It is also for nursing mothers who need to pump breast milk, and it is equipped with a kettle and a fridge. Please go CHI 2018 Info Desk (Booth 600) Exhibit Hall/220BC to the conference office (Room 523) to ask for the key to this Student Volunteers staff the Info Desk (co-located with the room. ACM Booth) during Exhibit Hall hours. They are happy to help answer your questions or find someone who can. At other First Aid Room 338 times, stop by the Registration Desk for information. If you require first aid while attending CHI 2018, the infirmary Information about café and lunch options, as well as things is located on the 3rd floor and will be open during all show to do is also available at the Info Desk or you may reference hours. https://chi2018.acm.org/things-to-do/ (which has a map), and In Case of Emergency 523 the “Things to Do” app which is available to attendees at In case of emergency, please dial 911 for help and then send http://chi2018.uegroup.com. someone to notify the Conference Office staff in room 523. Student Volunteers 513D–F Desensitization Room 342 CHI 2018 has over 175 Student Volunteers, easily identified by We know that attending conferences—especially those with their brightly colored SV t-shirts. Most are graduate students more than 20 simultaneous tracks—can be a challenging in HCI and some are seeking jobs or internships. experience for many. If you feel anxious or need some Meeting People breathing room, this desensitization room is provided for that Arrange meetups with new and old colleagues in the purpose. A place to be quiet and recover, the desensitization MeetingZone, located in the Exhibit Hall. Numbered tables room is for those who need a break from all of the hustle and help you find each other. To meet new people with similar bustle of CHI. HCI topic interests, star sessions in the Confer conference Telepresence Robots program (http://confer.csail.mit.edu/chi2018), and then select Pre-registration required My Meetings to contact and arrange meetings with colleagues This year we are providing the opportunity for a small who have shared interests. number of people to remotely attend the CHI conference Charging Access Exhibit Hall/220BC via telepresence robots. Our goal is to increase access to the Power up while chatting with colleagues during the breaks at conference experience for remote participants who would the WorkZone, located in the Exhibit Hall. otherwise be unable to attend due to mobility impairments, chronic health issues, or travel restrictions. Wireless Access CHI 2018 offers wireless high-speed internet access throughout Free Headshots for Students Outside of 513F the convention center including in all meeting rooms. Please Sunday and Monday, 10:00 – 15:00 be considerate of your colleagues and limit your time spent Having a professional headshot on hand can prevent the online and any unnecessary bandwidth usage. See Table of need for taking last-minute selfies for use in book chapters, Contents for network & password. journal articles, biographies, or job applications. On Sunday and Monday (10:00-15:00), a professional photographer from Live Streaming Lorenzo Hill Photography will be available outside of 513F to CHI 2018 will be livestreaming all paper talks, widening the take and provide free digital headshots for all students. reach of paper presentations. Go to https://chi2018.acm.org/ attending/stream/ to connect. Blogging & Photosharing CHI encourages attendees to blog, tweet and share photos using the hashtag #chi2018. Photography and Recording Photographing crowd scenes and people interacting with technology is common at CHI and attendees should be aware that their image might be captured. Please use common courtesy when taking photos or video of individuals that are later uploaded to YouTube, Flickr or similar sites and ask permission before posting pictures of identifiable people. It is prohibited to audio or video record any talks or presentations. Smoking Policy The convention center supports a mandated smokefree environment. No smoking is allowed inside of the facility.

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 TECHNICAL PROGRAM | MONDAY — THURSDAY Presentation Length CHI 2018 has a wide variety of technical content for you to attend When there are multiple presentations in a session, each at the conference. It includes: Papers, Journal Articles, Courses, presentation is 20 minutes, making it possible for you to Case Studies, Panels/Roundtable Discussions, alt.chi, SIGs, “session hop” if you wish. If there are particular presentations and Video Showcase. Also included are poster presentations that you would like to attend in sessions occuring at the same of Late-Breaking Work, the Doctoral Consortium, the Student time, you may be able to move between the sessions to see Research Competition, and the Student Design Competition, as particular presentations in each. well as Demonstrations and an Art Exhibition. Audience Questions We distinguish between two categories of CHI material in Plenaries, Invited Talks, and selected technical program the ACM Digital Library. Papers are the most rigorously peer sessions will use sli.do to organize and moderate questions. reviewed and prestigious material presented at the conference, Visit http://sli.do, use the event code #chi2018, and select your and are collected in the Conference Proceedings. The other room to ask or vote for questions. . categories of work are represented in the Extended Abstracts Standing Area These are peer-reviewed, juried, or curated, and reflect the breadth of education, research, design, artistic, scientific CHI 2018 paper sessions will feature a chair-free area at the exploration and engineering activity within the HCI community. back and sides of most paper presentation rooms to facilitate Most content is available on the ACM Digital Library at http:// standing as an alternative to sitting in the provided chairs. dl.acm.org. Journal articles are archived in their respective journals. Navigating CHI 2018: How do you choose? With so many presentations happening at once, how do you choose? CHI 2018 offers the following resources to help you make the most of your conference experience: 1. This CHI 2018 Conference Program offers at-a-glance summaries and details of all events in the main technical program, as well as times and locations. 2. The CHI 2018 Web Program (http://chi2018.acm.org/ technical-program) is available online and offers interactive summaries of all events in the main technical program, as well as times and locations. 3. The CHI 2018 Conference Proceedings and Extended Abstracts are available in the ACM Digital Library, and these publications contain details of the work presented. 4. The free SIGCHI Mobile App contains the full CHI 2018 program as well as a personal interactive schedule to help you keep track of events you would like to see. The app can be downloaded by searching for “SIGCHI” with the yellow icon in Apple’s App Store (http://appstore.com/ sigchi) and on Google Play (http://play.google.com/store/ apps/details?id=org.sigchi). To provide feedback on the app design, please go to: http://bit.ly/sigchiapp. 5. The CHI 2018 Video Previews are 30-second video overviews of most presentations in the main technical program. You can browse Video Previews through the CHI 2018 Web Program and on YouTube (http://www.youtube. com/user/acmsigchi). 6. The CHI 2018 schedule is also available through Confer, a tool for conference attendees to discover papers of their interest, get paper recommendations, create their personal schedules, and meet new colleagues with shared interests. http://confer.csail.mit.edu/chi2018 7. SVs or CHI 2018 Student Volunteers are available to point you in the right direction or answer questions about the program.

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 TECHNICAL PROGRAM VENUES Demonstrations at CHI 2018 Expo Papers Hands-on demonstrations List on page 86 20-minute presentations 2018 represents the 50th anniversary of Douglas Engelbart’s These rigorously peer-reviewed presentations are equivalent Mother of All Demos, and we are not going to let this occasion to journal articles in other fields, and form the core of CHI’s pass unnoticed. Demonstrations are a high-visibility, high- technical program. impact forum of the Technical Program that allow attendees to engage with research prototypes, novel interactive Journal Articles techniques, artworks, design experiences, and inspirational 20-minute presentations technologies. Come engage with Demonstrations at the Several HCI journals invite authors from papers published in CHI 2018 Expo (Monday 18:00 – 21:00, Exhibit Hall/220BC). Plan the last year to present at CHI. This year, we feature papers your experience using the Demonstrations map on page 92. from ACM TOCHI, HCI Journal, Foundations and Trends in HCI, and ACM TSC. Doctoral Consortium Posters List on page 76 Case Studies Doctoral Consortium posters will be on display. Doctoral 20-minute presentations Consortium students are available to discuss their research Case Studies describe examples of best practices in human- during the Tuesday morning coffee break. computer interaction. The goal is to explain methods that deliver reliable, high-quality results based on real-world Student Research Competition experience and to present the lessons learned. Posters and 80-minute session List on page 76 The Student Research Competition (SRC) is a branch of the Panels & Roundtable Discussions ACM Student Research Competition. Students’ posters are 80-minute sessions highlighted during the Tuesday afternoon break and on Panels are an interactive, discussion-oriented forum in display Tuesday – Thursday in Exhibit Hall/220BC. The SRC jury which panelists present and debate a chosen topic, whereas selects finalists who present their work and answer questions roundtable discussions are forums in which the moderators in a session on Monday (11:30 – 12:50, Room 520F). Final pose questions to the audience for discussion. presentations are held on Wednesday (14:00 – 17:20, Room 514C), and winners are announced at the Closing Plenary. alt.chi 20-minute presentations Student Design Competition alt.chi is a forum for controversial, risk-taking, and boundary- Posters and 80-minute session List on page 77 pushing presentations at CHI. alt.chi presentations are often The Student Design Competition (SDC) challenges students innovative in format as well as content. from around the globe to contribute to the CHI 2018 theme, “Engage,” by “Engaging Communities.” Students were asked Courses to use human-centered design approaches to develop a new One, two, or three 80-minute units List on page 75 way to support, empower, or change the behavior of a group Courses provide professional development opportunities around a shared area of interest. Monday (14:30 – 15:50, for existing and prospective HCI community members. Pre- Room 520F) is the Closed Jury Session. Semifinalist posters are register to receive the course notes and an identifier on your highlighted during the Tuesday afternoon break and on display badge that permits entry to the course. You may register for Tuesday – Thursday in Exhibit Hall/220BC. The SDC jury selects any unfilled courses at the Registration Desk. four finalists to present on Wednesday (14:00 – 15:20, Room 516C), and the winner is announced at the Closing Plenary. Special Interest Groups (SIGs) 80-minute sessions Late-Breaking Work (lbw) Exhibit Hall/220BC SIGs offer a forum for conference attendees who share similar Posters List on page 78 interests to discuss a specified topic. Previous SIGs have A Late-Breaking Work submission is a concise report of recent launched new conferences and publications or generated new findings or other types of innovative or thought-provoking CHI activities. work relevant to the CHI community. Submissions report on cutting edge or emerging work that has not been fully realized Video Showcase or developed, for which empirical data may not yet be available, 80-minute session List on page 74 or that has not yet reached a level of maturity expected for The CHI 2018 Video Showcase features engaging videos that the fully-refereed paper process. Rotation 1 posters appear offer a variety of perspectives on human-computer interaction, on Tuesday; authors are available to discuss their work during including novel interfaces, reflective pieces and future the Tuesday morning and afternoon breaks. Rotation 2 posters envisionments. appear on Wednesday; authors are available to discuss their work during the Wednesday morning and afternoon breaks.

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Art Exhibition  SATURDAY– SUNDAY INVITATION ONLY EVENTS The CHI 2018 Art Exhibition is presented at the conference, as Doctoral Consortium - Invitation Only 520F well as in association with La Société des Arts Technologiques Selected doctoral students present and explore their research (La SAT). topics with senior researchers and other students in a two-day CHI 2018 Immersive Art Exhibition Reception Hosted at La SAT* interdisciplinary workshop. Doctoral Consortium posters are (Dome Exhibition) displayed in the Commons and brief descriptions appear in the Wednesday, 19:00 – 22:00 List on page 89 CHI 2018 Extended Abstracts. (*1201 St Laurent Blvd, Montreal, Phone: +1 514-844-2033) Workshops & Symposia - Invitation Only 513A–524C On Wednesday night only, interactive art will be presented Workshops and Symposia provide a valuable opportunity at La SAT as part of the CHI 2018 Hospitality Reception. As a for small communities of people with diverse perspectives Contributing Sponsor, La SAT is providing special support for to engage in rich one- and two-day discussions about a topic this reception. Experience La SAT’s impressive Satosphere— of common interest. Participants are pre-selected based on a 360° digital dome environment—through the CHI 2018 submitted position papers, and a brief description of each Immersive Art Exhibition, artworks that explore the theme of Workshop and Symposium appears in the CHI 2018 Extended immerse: the art of present t[s]ense. Abstracts. VR Lounge Art Exhibition Exhibit Hall/220BC Tuesday – Thursday List on page 89 GameJam - Open to all who register 520BE The CHI 2018 GameJam brings members of the community The CHI 2018 VR Lounge houses immersive interactive virtual together to make analog and/or digital games with the belief reality platforms. Immerse yourself in the experience and that creation is not only collaborative, but an underexplored explore your capacity to embody, live, design, explore and live area of research. CHI 2018 GameJam participants will rapidly within the uncountable abundance of data, meaning and prototype new and innovative games, and are expected to representation that abounds around and within us – and create an entirely new game from beginning to end over the becomes us. weekend. The brief time span is meant to help encourage Video Showcase 517D creative thinking to result in small, but innovative and Wednesday, 17:30 – 18:30 experimental games. Come and enjoy the Video Showcase – a forum for human- ScienceJam - Open to all who register 520A & 520D computer interaction that leaps off the page: vision videos, GameJams and Hackathons have emerged as high-intensity reflective pieces, humor, novel interfaces, and studies will be meetups where small groups engage in some rapid prototyping. presented through video in a plenary session, complete with In the CHI 2018 ScienceJam, participants apply this principle to popcorn and drinks! Three awards will be presented: the the rapid conceptualization, execution, and analysis of small- Golden Mouse award, the Best Design Study award, and the scale experiments, studies, or other pieces of research that Best Design Exploration award. can provide exploratory evidence or function as an initial step in a future research project. The ScienceJam allows for the exploration of novel ideas without much prior investment in a relaxed, yet highly focused setting.

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 OPEN HOURS  EXHIBIT HALL ZONES Registration and Merchandise Desk Hall Viger MeetingZone Exhibit Hall/220BC Register for the CHI 2018 Conference, Workshops and Monday, 18:00 – 21:00; Tuesday, 10:20 – 18:00; Courses (subject to availability) Saturday morning through Wednesday, 10:20 – 17:30; Thursday, 10:20 – 13:30 Thursday at the Registration Desk located in the Hall Viger of Located near the commercial exhibits (see map on page the convention center. CHI 2018 Merchandise, including plush 92-93), the MeetingZone is a collection of numbered tables toy beavers and Trudeau-inspired socks, will be available for that allow you to meet up with new colleagues and old friends. purchase (subject to availability). The MeetingZone will be available Monday through Thursday. Saturday 07:30 – 16:00 WorkZone Exhibit Hall/220BC Sunday 08:00 – 18:00 Tuesday, 10:20 – 18:00; Wednesday, 10:20 – 17:30; Monday 07:30 – 18:30 Thursday, 10:20 – 13:30 Tuesday 08:00 – 17:30 Wednesday 08:00 – 17:30 The WorkZone (see map on page 93) is available Tuesday Thursday 08:00 – 16:00 through Thursday if you need a place to focus on your work. Charging access and work tables are provided. Exhibit Hall 220BC The Exhibit Hall (Room 220BC) is on the 2nd floor of convention PlayZone Exhibit Hall/220BC center. Here you can enjoy a beverage and light snack during Tuesday, 10:20 – 18:00; Wednesday, 10:20 – 17:30; coffee breaks, talk with colleagues or explore exhibits, posters Thursday, 10:20 – 13:30 and demonstrations (at CHI Expo). Opens on Monday evening. The PlayZone features a number of game stations and seating Monday 18:00 – 21:00 C HI Expo and Reception so attendees can relax, observe, socialize, and ideate. The Tuesday 10:20 – 18:00 (Job Fair 18:00 – 19:30) PlayZone Chairs have curated a variety of games they expect Wednesday 10:20 – 17:30 to be of interest to the CHI community. There is a selection Thursday 10:20 – 13:30 of multiplayer, exertion, and audio-only games, and a choice of cooperative and/or competitive play. Some feature unusual Coffee Breaks and challenging interfaces—find out for yourself and Engage Regularly scheduled morning and afternoon coffee breaks with Play in the Exhibit Hall Tuesday through Thursday. are complimentary for all registered CHI 2018 attendees: ChillZone Exhibit Hall/220BC Monday 10:30 – 11:30 517 Foyer Tuesday, 10:20 – 18:00; Wednesday, 10:20 – 17:30; 15:50 – 16:30 517 Foyer Thursday, 10:20 – 13:30 Tuesday-Wednesday 10:20 – 11:00 Exhibit Hall/220BC 15:20 – 16:00 Exhibit Hall/220BC Head to the Exhibit Hall Tuesday through Thursday to relax in Thursday 10:20 – 11:00 Exhibit Hall/220BC the beanbag chairs of several ChillZones. 15:20 – 15:40 517 Foyer GraffitiZone Exhibit Hall/220BC Speaker Ready Room 341 Tuesday, 10:20 – 18:00; Wednesday, 10:20 – 17:30; Speakers and session chairs may use this room as a central Thursday, 10:20 – 13:30 check-in point and speakers may reserve a projector to Find the graffiti columns in the Exhibit Hall and add to the story prepare materials and rehearse their presentations. Sign up of CHI 2018. Use the prompts (which change daily) to express early with the staff person, since appointments are on a first- what CHI 2018 means to you. come, first-served basis and only one projector is available. CHI 2018 Letters Exhibit Hall/220BC Sunday-Wednesday 08:00 – 17:00 Tuesday, 10:20 – 18:00; Wednesday, 10:20 – 17:30; Thursday 08:00 – 14:00 Thursday, 10:20 – 13:30 Media/Press Office 522C At the front of the Exhibit Hall, find the giant CHI 2018 letters. CHI 2018 welcomes members of the media. Please stop by the Take selfies and tweet them, tagged with #chi2018. Media Office Monday through Thursday to get information on scheduled Media Events this week, and to learn more about CHI 2018, SIGCHI, and future CHI conferences. CHI 2018 media coordinators will be happy to schedule interviews with select authors at the conference. The Media Office hours are the same as the Registration Desk.

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 SPECIAL DAYTIME EVENTS  SPECIAL EVENING EVENTS

Diversity & Inclusion Lunch 520 CHI Expo & Reception 520 Tuesday, 12:20 – 14:00 Monday, 18:00 – 21:00 Open to All Attendees, Online pre-registration required Catch up with old friends and meet new ones at the opening The CHI 2018 Diversity & Inclusion Lunch is both an expansion reception, featuring the CHI Expo! Explore over 70 hands-on of scope and deepening of engagement with multiple demonstrations of the latest in innovative interactive technology aspects of diversity and inclusion. These issues include but and the grand opening of Exhibits. Admission and drinks tickets are not limited to race, ethnicity, geolocation, and culture; are included with your conference registration; additional entrance age and professional experience; gender identity and sexual tickets may be purchased at the Registration Desk. Tickets are not orientation; (dis)ability and impairments; religious beliefs; available at the door. work-life-balance and needs of parents and families at CHI. CHI Demo Bingo is a fun app that aims to increase social activity at This lunch is intended as a social-peer platform to celebrate CHI. Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to find nine demos diversity, discuss challenges, and collaborate on strategies to and take ‘selfie’ photos with each of them at the CHI Expoon bolster diversity and inclusion in the CHI community. Monday night. The first 50 people to complete the Bingo will get a special CHI Prize (claim at the CHI Letters). CHI Bingo was inspired GameJam Demonstrations Exhibit Hall/220BC by the late Gary Marsden - a CHI veteran and dear friend. Tuesday, 10:20 – 11:00 Job Fair & Recruiting Boards Exhibit Hall/220BC During the Tuesday morning coffee break, play the games created in only 48 hours by the jam participants at the stage Tuesday, 18:00 – 19:30 area in the Exhibit Hall. This is a change to engage with the Recruiters and job candidates are invited to take advantage of most recent playful innovations of CHI 2018. the CHI 2018 Job Fair on Tuesday evening. Visit the recruiting booths and boards throughout the conference to find out ScienceJam Lightning Talks Exhibit Hall/220BC more about available positions. Tuesday, 15:20 – 16:00 Champion Sponsor Recruiters: Head to the Exhibit Hall stage area in the afternoon break on Alibaba Group Booth 400 Tuesday to hear the fast-paced microtalks from the ScienceJam Facebook Booth 204/206 participants. View their digital posters and find out what they Google Booth 500/502/504 discovered in their 48-hour research hackathon. IBM Research Booth 306 Microsoft Booth 100/102 ACM SIGCHI & Town Hall Lunch 520 Oath: Booth 110/112 Wednesday, 12:20 – 14:00 Contributing Sponsor Recruiters: SIGCHI officers and CHI Steering Committee members present Salesforce Recruiting Board ongoing programs, processes, activities, and plans. An audience Q&A session follows. Participants interested in shaping SIGCHI Additional Recruiters: and CHI’s future are encouraged to attend. An informal lunch Accenture Recruiting Board is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Apple Recruiting Board City University of Hong Kong - Recruiting Board Daily Plenary Session 517D Department of Information Systems Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Each day, there is one plenary session at CHI. On Monday Hospitality Reception LA SAT (off site) morning, we welcome our opening plenary speaker, Christian Wednesday, 19:00 – 22:00 List on page 89 Rudder. On Tuesday afternoon, join Choir! Choir! Choir! for an interactive experience. Wednesday afternoon features the CHI 2018 is excited to host a Hospitality Reception this year at Video Showcase, and Thursday we cap off CHI 2018 with our La Société des Arts Technologiques (La SAT). Founded in 1996, the closing plenary speaker, Sue Gardner. SAT is a non-profit organization that is internationally recognized for taking a leading role in developing immersive technologies, virtual reality, and the creative use of high-speed networks. With its dual mission as a center for the arts and research, SAT was created for a new generation of media creators/researchers in the digital age. A gathering place for diverse intelligence, curiosity, knowledge and talent, La SAT is a live creative laboratory whose unconventional experiences bring together the tangible and the unexpected, showcasing trends in technology as applied to art and design. As a Contributing Sponsor, La SAT is providing special support for this reception where attendees can experience La SAT’s impressive Satosphere—a 360° digital dome environment—through the CHI 2018 Immersive Art Exhibition.

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 LIFETIME RESEARCH AWARD  LIFETIME PRACTICE AWARD The SIGCHI Lifetime Research Award is presented to individuals The SIGCHI Lifetime Practice Award is presented to for outstanding contributions to the study of human- individuals for outstanding contributions to the practice and computer interaction. This award recognizes the very best, understanding of human-computer interaction. This award most fundamental and influential research contributions. recognizes the very best and most influential applications of It is awarded for a lifetime of innovation and leadership and human-computer interaction. It is awarded for a lifetime of includes an honorarium of $5,000, the opportunity to give a talk innovation and leadership and includes an honorarium of about the awarded work at CHI, and lifetime invitations to the $5,000, the opportunity to give a talk about the awarded work annual SIGCHI award banquet. The criteria for the award are: at CHI, and lifetime invitations to the annual SIGCHI award • Cumulative contributions to the field. banquet. The criteria for the award are: • Influence on the work of others. • Cumulative contributions to the field directly and through • Development of new research directions. the leadership of others. • Reasonably active participant in the ACM SIGCHI community, • Innovation and the stimulation of innovation through practice. although people outside of this community with outstanding • Impact on the field, industry, and society. and relevant achievements are considered in exceptional • Influenceon the work of others, and the growth of other HCI practitioners and researchers. circumstances • Successful application of human-computer interaction to Steven K. Feiner is a Professor of Computer products, services, and systems Science at Columbia University, where he • Reasonably active participant in the ACM SIGCHI community, directs the Computer Graphics and User although outstanding individuals active in other professional Interfaces Lab. A key theme underlying communities are considered. his research is how computers can help Arnold M. Lund is the Computing & people perform skilled tasks, which he has Software Systems Professor of Practice addressed across a wide range of topics in the School of STEM at the University in human–computer interaction and of Washington, Bothell. He has a BA from computer graphics. These include automated generation of the University of Chicago, and a PhD from graphics and multimedia, 3D and 2D user interfaces, wearable Northwestern University. He was inducted computing, health applications, computer games, and into the ACM SIGCHI Academy in 2010, and information visualization. His lab has been conducting virtual received the ACM SIGCHI Lifetime Service reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and wearable computing Award in 2011. He co-chaired the SIGCHI CHI research for over 25 years, designing and evaluating novel Conferences in 1998 and 2008. He is a Fellow of the Human 3D interaction and visualization techniques, creating the first Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES), and served on the HFES outdoor mobile AR system using a see-through head-worn Executive Council. He served on numerous standards bodies display with GPS tracking, automating the design and layout of and committees relating to software and ergonomics. Arnie augmentations to meet task goals and occlusion constraints, began his career at AT&T Bell Laboratories, and helped build and developing “hybrid user interfaces” that combine the science and technology organization at Ameritech where heterogeneous displays and devices. Steve and his colleagues the work transformed the corporate branding and culture have pioneered applications of AR to fields as diverse as and was responsible for a rich set of innovative new products. tourism, journalism, archaeology, maintenance, field guides, He has managed user experience and exploratory software and construction. Steve is an IEEE Fellow, a member of the CHI development teams at US West Advanced Technologies, Academy, and a recipient of numerous awards, including the Sapient, Microsoft and Amazon. As a Technology Leader at IEEE VGTC Virtual Reality Career Award and the IEEE ISMAR GE Global Research he managed their first set of labs devoted Career Impact Award. Steve has served as general chair or to human-computer interaction research, and their work program chair for over a dozen ACM and IEEE conferences. on natural user interaction and intelligent agents has been covered widely in the press. He has been an accessibility advocate across the companies where he has worked. He also wrote the widely used book User Experience Management: Essential Skills for Leading Effective UX Teams.

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 LIFETIME SERVICE AWARD  SOCIAL IMPACT AWARD The SIGCHI Lifetime Service Award goes to individuals who This award is given to mid-level or senior individuals who have contributed to the growth and success of SIGCHI in a promote the application of human-computer interaction variety of capacities. This award is for extended services to the research to pressing social needs and includes an honorarium community at large over a number of years and includes an of $5,000, the opportunity to give a talk about the awarded honorarium of $5,000, and lifetime invitations to the annual work at CHI, and lifetime invitations to the annual SIGCHI SIGCHI award banquet. Criteria for this award are: award banquet. The recipient will have past or current work • Service to SIGCHI and its activities in a variety of capacities. within the HCI profession that demonstrates social benefit. • Extended contributions over many years. Example criteria include: • Influence on the community at large. • facilitating use of computer and telecommunication technology by diverse populations Maria Francesca Costabile is a full • increasing access to technology for those with limited professor of Human-Computer Interaction educational opportunities (HCI) at the Computer Science Department • reducing economic barriers for access to information and of the University of Bari Aldo Moro (UNIBA). communication technologies At UNIBA, Prof. Costabile created the IVU • promoting privacy, security, trust, and safety Lab (Interaction Visualization Usability & • improving medical care, education, housing, water supplies, UX Laboratory). She has held academic and nutrition appointments at many other universities, • supporting technologies for international development and including Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, the University of conflict resolution Munster, the University of Bonn, the University of Houston, • improving human communication and reducing isolation and the University of Pittsburgh, PA. She has received research • Supporting civic applications such as community engagement, funds from many Italian and foreign organizations. Since 1989 political action, social justice, citizen science/journalism, and her research addressed visual languages and HCI, aiming at community safety. reducing the semantic gap between computer and user by • Reasonably active participant in the ACM SIGCHI community, designing visual interfaces adequate to their users. In the early although outstanding individuals active in other professional 2000s, she was one of the proposers of the EU Network of communities are considered. Excellence on End-User Development. The goal of her research is to create technology that allows (non-technical) people to Lorrie Faith Cranor is the FORE Systems pleasantly interact with it as well as to adapt that technology Professor of Computer Science and of to their needs by modifying software artifacts during use. Prof. Engineering and Public Policy at Carnegie Costabile has held many leadership roles in the international Mellon University where she is director community, including being one of the three founders and of the CyLab Usable Privacy and Security organizers of the Advanced Visual Interfaces (AVI) conference Laboratory (CUPS). She is associate series, Program Co-Chair of INTERACT 2005, Program Co-Chair department head of the Engineering and of ACM CHI 2008. In 1996 she founded the Italian Chapter of Public Policy Department and co-director of the MSIT-Privacy ACM SIGCHI, which she chaired from 1996-2000. She led the Engineering masters program. In 2016 she served as Chief efforts to introduce HCI into the curriculum of most Italian Technologist at the US Federal Trade Commission, working universities. in the office of Chairwoman Ramirez. She is also a co-founder John C. Thomas has been involved in of Wombat Security Technologies, Inc, a security awareness service to SIGCHI since the original 1982 training company. She has played a key role in building the conference in Gaithersburg where he usable privacy and security research community, having co- was on the organizing committee and edited the seminal book Security and Usability (O’Reilly 2005) publications co-chair. John has served and founded the Symposium On Usable Privacy and Security in numerous major roles in the CHI and (SOUPS). She also chaired the Platform for Privacy Preferences other SIGCHI conferences, including co- Project (P3P) Specification Working Group at the W3C and chairing the CHI conference in 1991, and authored the book Web Privacy with P3P (O’Reilly 2002). She has serving on the SIGCHI EC, as a VP at Large and as Adjunct Chair served on a number of boards, including the Electronic Frontier for Mentoring (2009-2015), as well as on the EC’s Conference Foundation Board of Directors, and on the editorial boards of Management Committee from 1992-1995. John has also served several journals. In her younger days she was honored as one on numerous conference and technical committees. His track of the top 100 innovators 35 or younger by Technology Review record of championing HCI issues in industry is extensive. magazine. More recently she was elected to the ACM CHI For example, at IBM Research, he explained to top Research Academy, named an ACM Fellow for her contributions to usable management about the importance of fostering the study of privacy and security research and education, and named an IEEE human computer interaction for the continued growth of the computer industry. After leaving IBM, he managed the Artificial Fellow for her contributions to privacy engineering. Intelligence Lab at NYNEX where he convinced management to add a group in Human Computer Interaction and institute a partnership with the University of Colorado HCI group. In his role as Executive Director, he was partly responsible for the program for two major annual technical conferences in telecommunications, the Eastern Communications Forum and the National Communications Forum. Here, he began tracks in usability that introduced hundreds of engineers to the importance of HCI. He also worked on strategy development at IBM, supporting HCI components in the “Smarter Cities” initiative, “IT for the Next Billions” and “Cognitive Computing.”

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 OUTSTANDING DISSERTATION AWARD collaboration from Lujo Bauer and Nicolas Christin) at Carnegie This award recognizes excellent thesis research by recent Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA, US. He recently joined the Ph.D. recipients in Human-Computer Interaction. The SIGCHI University of Chicago as Neubauer Family Assistant Professor Outstanding Dissertation Award will be given annually with up of Computer Science. to 3 winners. Winners of the award will receive an honorarium of $1,000, and will be invited to give a talk at the CHI conference  SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARD describing their dissertation. Criteria for this award are: The SIGCHI Special Recognition Award is presented to • technical depth individuals whose vision or works or achievements have • significance of the research contribution significantly influenced and broadly shaped our conceptions • potential impact on the field of Human-Computer Interaction of human-computer interaction. Recipients come from a • quality of presentation broader population than other SIGCHI awards. For example, Stefanie Mueller’s dissertation (‘Interacting they need not be members of the ACM SIGCHI community, with Personal Fabrication Devices’) on and they may not consider human-computer interaction to be interactive fabrication represents a their primary field. Recipients’ contributions are not restricted major milestone in the field of personal to specific categories: any academic, applied, educational fabrication, a recent sub field of HCI. or other achievements will be considered as long as they Personal fabrication devices, such as comprise a significant influence on HCI. Unlike other awards, 3D-printers, let end-users create custom the Special Recognition Award is awarded intermittently, objects, but it is notably difficult to create where possible nominees are suggested and discussed by the such designs. Today, users first have to create blueprints. Then, awards committee. Awardees are given lifetime invitations to slow 3D printing technology often takes overnight. It is not only a the annual SIGCHI award banquet. long process from design to result, but the process is also error- prone – the resulting objects often have mistakes requiring redrawing the model and waiting again to see it printed. Mueller’s idea is to let non-technical users design and print in an interactive manner. Her inspiration came from the history of personal computing that went from machines that executed whole programs in one go, to decreasing the interaction unit to single requests, all the way to contemporary direct manipulation interfaces. Instead of printing high-fi objects, low-fidelity fabrication allows users to quickly print a low-fi model of their object to see whether it ‘works’. In her turn-taking systems for fabrication, users ‘draw’ sketches in the material that can then be modified once before or during printing. In her third-level exploration of fabrication, users modify the object while it is being printed – a direct-manipulation model of sorts. Mueller’s thesis work was done at the HCI lab at Hasso Plattner Institute in Berlin, Germany. Blase Ur’s dissertation (‘Supporting Password-Security Decisions with Data’) presents a thorough, aware, detailed, nuanced, and coherent examination of passwords and their problems – a high impact issue. Despite decades of research into developing abstract security advice and improving interfaces, users still struggle to make passwords. In a series of large studies, Ur shows that users frequently create passwords that are predictable for attackers or make other decisions that harm their security, yet can be guided toward better passwords using data-driven methods. Ur’s thesis is an excellent use of multiple perspectives – understanding how users respond to interfaces (password meters), identifying problems with how password- guessing attacks are modeled, and unpacking people’s beliefs about what makes passwords secure. This work culminates in the design of a novel, open-source password meter that leads users to create more secure passwords without sacrificing usability. This meter uses neural networks and numerous carefully combined heuristics to score passwords and generate data-driven text feedback about a given password. Ur evaluated the meter both qualitatively and quantitatively. Ur’s thesis work was advised by Lorrie Cranor (with close

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 CHI ACADEMY Ed H. Chi is a Principal Scientist at The CHI Academy is an honorary group of individuals who have Google, directing and leading a machine made substantial contributions to the field of human-computer learning research group focused on interaction, and awardees are given lifetime invitations to the recommendation systems and social annual SIGCHI award banquet. These are the principal leaders computing research. Prior to Google, of the field, whose efforts have shaped the disciplines and/or he was an Area Manager and a Principal industry, and led the research and/or innovation in human- Scientist at Xerox PARC from 1999 to 2011. computer interaction. The criteria for election to the CHI Ed completed his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. Academy are: degrees in Computer Science in from University of Minnesota, • Cumulative contributions to the field. Twin Cities. With 39 patents and over 110 research articles, he • Impact on the field through development of new research is known for research on Web and online social systems, and directions and/or innovations. the effects of social signals on user behavior. Ed’s HCI research • Influence on the work of others. contribution include two major areas. For web information • Reasonably active participant in the ACM SIGCHI community. analytics and visualization (1994-2006), he developed both Amy S. Bruckman is Professor and information visualization frameworks and systems for web Associate Chair in the School of Interactive and data analytics, as well as information scent theories Computing at the Georgia Institute and algorithms for understanding information seeking and of Technology. Her research focuses sensemaking behavior. For social computing (2006-2017), on social computing, with interests in he pioneered social media modeling and crowdsourcing online collaboration and creativity, social methodologies for HCI research, as well as developing and movements, and online moderation. applying techniques from information retrieval and machine Her early work applied social computing learning to social search and recommendation systems. technology to create constructionist educational environments. For example, he has directed research leading to significant She and her students study existing groups on the internet, improvements of recommenders for YouTube, Google Play and design new tools to support collaboration. Bruckman Store and Google+. Ed was the Technical Program Co-Chair also studies and writes about internet research ethics. She is for CHI2012, and is on the editorial boards of ACM TOCHI, ACM founding chair of the ACM SIGCHI Research Ethics Committee. TIIS, and ACM TSC, and recognized as an ACM Distinguished She is also a member of the ACM Ethics & Plagiarism Committee, Scientist in 2014. In his spare time, Ed is an avid photographer and contributed to the revised ACM Code of Conduct as part and snowboarder. of the Code 2018 project. Bruckman is currently chair-elect Michael Muller is an internationally of the CSCW community. She served as Co-General Chair of recognized expert in participatory design CSCW 2013, and Program Chair of Wikisym 2009. Bruckman and participatory analysis. He helped received her Ph.D. from the MIT Media Lab’s Epistemology to bring the methods and theory of and Learning group in 1997, her M.S.. from the Media Lab’s participatory design from Europe to North Interactive Cinema Group in 1991, and a B.A. in physics from America. His work in this area includes the Harvard University in 1987. More information about her work development of methods (CARD, PICTIVE, is available at: http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~asb participatory heuristic evaluation) and Sheelagh Carpendale is a full professor theory (ethnocritical heuristics), as well as the creation of in the Department of Computer Science taxonomies and encyclopedic descriptions of participatory at the University of Calgary. She holds a methodology in handbook chapters. At IBM’s Collaborative Canada Research Chair in Information User Experience group, Michael studied workplace Visualization and an Industrial Research collaboration, including organizational social media systems Chair in Interactive Technologies. She for social-networking, file-sharing, bookmarking, and online is the recipient of several major awards communities. Later, Michael and colleagues extended this including the prestigious E.W.R. Steacie work into one of the first organizational forms of crowdfunding Memorial Fellowship from the Natural Sciences and Engineering for innovation and community. Michael also contributed Research Council of Canada. She received the British Academy findings and theories regarding distinct self-selected roles that of Film and Television Arts Award (BAFTA) for Interactive employees have chosen in relation to these systems, including Learning for the project, Antarctic Waves. She has also new work to show the contributions of lurkers. In addition to received Alberta’s ASTech Award for Innovation in Information papers about technical and social phenomena, Michael has and Communications Technology and the Canadian Human also made contributions to professional society social justice Computer Communications Society (CHCCS) Achievement work. He organized the “HCI for All” paper sessions at the CHI Award. Sheelagh Carpendale is a founding director of Calgary’s conference, convened workshops oriented toward human Interactions Lab; she directs the Innovations in Visualization needs and social responsibility, and was recently invited to (InnoVis) research group and initiated the establishment of moderate a CSCW panel on social justice. Michael is a member the interdisciplinary graduate program, Computational Media of the SIGCHI Research Ethics committee. ACM has recognized Design. Her research focuses on information visualization, Michael as an ACM Distinguished Scientist. interaction design, and qualitative empirical work. It includes such projects as: visualizing energy data, decision support for medical diagnosis, constructive visualization, personal visualization, visualizing ecological dynamics, visualizing uncertainty, visualizing social activities, and multi-touch and tabletop interaction. Dr. Carpendale’s work draws upon her backgrounds in fine arts, design and computer science.

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Albrecht Schmidt is professor for Andrew D. Wilson is a Principal Researcher Human-Centered Ubiquitous Media in and Research Manager at Microsoft the computer science department of the Research. Andy has pioneered new modes Ludwig Maximilians Universität München of human-computer interaction beyond in Germany. He held several prior academic traditional desktop computing, including positions at different universities, gesture-based interfaces, touch screens, including Stuttgart, Cambridge, Duisburg- augmented and virtual reality, and display Essen, and Bonn. He also worked as a technologies. Before joining Microsoft in researcher at the Fraunhofer Institute for Intelligent Analysis 2001, he obtained his PhD in Computer Science at the MIT and Information Systems (IAIS) and at Microsoft Research in Media Laboratory. Andy’s research focuses on using sensing Cambridge. He investigates the inherent complexity of HCI and signal processing techniques to increase the bandwidth in ubiquitous computing environments, particularly in view of the human-computer interface. With colleagues, Andy built of increasing computer intelligence and system autonomy. the first Surface interactive tabletop prototype, founding the His early experimental work addressed the use of diverse Surface Computing group at Microsoft. He developed the sensors to recognize situations and interactions - influencing first interactive prototypes using depth cameras at Microsoft, our current understanding of context-awareness and situated ultimately leading to their commercialization as Kinect. He computing. He proposed and developed implicit human- has a history of publishing simple, useful techniques that computer interaction, which considers sensing and machine have become widely adopted and extended, such as the perception as an integral part of the interaction process. “$1 recognizer,” the gesture elicitation methodology, and He has worked on automotive user interfaces, tangible multiple image-based gesture recognition techniques. After interaction, interactive public display systems, interaction with coauthoring several spatial augmented reality innovations large high-resolution screens, and physiological interfaces. He such as IllumiRoom, in 2015 he open-sourced the RoomAlive currently focuses on how to provide cognitive and perceptual Toolkit, enabling others to build novel interactive projection support to amplify the human mind. Albrecht has co-chaired mapping systems. Andy first demoed at CHI in 1994. He has several SIGCHI conferences; is in the editorial board of ACM served as SIGCHI and ACM conference and committee chairs TOCHI, edits a forum in ACM interactions, a column of human several times. In 2014, he received a Ten-Year Technical Impact augmentation in IEEE Pervasive, and formerly edited a column Award for his 2004 ACM ICMI paper on “TouchLight.” on interaction technologies in IEEE Computer. Volker Wulf is a professor of the University Jean Scholtz has worked as a Chief Scientist of Siegen and the director of its School of in the Visual Analytics Division of the Pacific Media and Information (iSchool). He also Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) heads a research group at Fraunhofer since retiring from the National Institute of FIT in Sankt Augustin (Germany). He has Standards and Technology (NIST) in 2006. degrees in computer science and business While at NIST, Jean worked on Human- administration from RWTH Aachen, the Robot Interaction (HRI) and User-Centered University of Dortmund, and the University Evaluation Methodologies for Usability. of Hamburg (Germany). He worked at MIT and later became a She started the IUSR (Industry Usability Report) project that Fulbright Scholar visiting University of Michigan and Stanford developed a standard report format for reporting usability test University. Standing in the tradition of the European CSCW (CIF – Common Industry Format) that became an ISO standard. community, Volker Wulf has grounded the design of innovative She also worked for 3 years at the Defense Advanced Research IT artefacts in an appropriate understanding of social practices. Projects Agency (DARPA) where she managed project in He conceptualized a practice-based perspective to computer Invisible Computing, Information Retrieval, Collaboration and science in general and to HCI specifically. His work is structured started a project in Human-Robot Interaction. Her work at by Design Case Studies which look at innovative IT artefacts PNNL has been focused on developing methodologies and from the perspectives of context studies, participatory design, metrics for user-centered evaluation in projects such as the and appropriation in a long term perspective. Recently, Volker Visual Analytics Science and Technology (VAST) Challenge, also initiated a meta-research agenda to study practice- metrics for Visual Analytics, and Situation Awareness for the oriented research in order to improve and sustain cooperation Power Grid. Morgan Claypool published her synthesis lecture inside the academic community and towards practitioners. on User-Centered Evaluation of Visual Analytics this fall. She Practice-orientation also requires a focus on flexible software was honored by SIGCHI in 2015 with the SIGCHI Lifetime architectures which can be tailored by users at run time (see, Service award for her work with SIGCHI and numerous SIGCHI e.g., co-edited books on “End User Development”). He has conferences. She has a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the written several other books, including “Expertise Sharing: University of Nebraska, an MS from Stevens University, and a Beyond Knowledge Management” and “Social Capital and B.A. from the University of Iowa. Information Technology,” both with MIT Press.

PAST HONOREES: SIGCHI has a long tradition of recognizing the accomplishments of our members. You can find the long list of past honorees going back to 1998 at https://sigchi.org/awards/.

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 ACM/SIGCHI BEST OF CHI AWARDS The SIGCHI “Best of CHI” awards honor exceptional submissions to SIGCHI sponsored conferences. Papers receiving Honorable Mention awards are designated by a medallion icon. Papers receiving a Best Paper award are designated by a trophy icon. Winners of Student Competitions are announced in the Closing Plenary session. Congratulations to the 2018 award winners and nominees for their outstanding contributions to CHI 2018 and to our field.

 VIDEO SHOWCASE AWARDS The Golden Mouse Award has been awarded annually since the creation of the Video Showcase in 2009. It is a “best of show” award and recognizes the best overall submission to the showcase in terms of both content and presentation value. The Best Design Study Award is this year’s “jury’s choice” award and recognizes a video for making a potential design feel sensitive, real, and vivid. The Best Design Exploration Award is also this year’s “jury’s choice” award and recognizes a video that explores a device design with a very different approach.

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 MONDAY MORNING OPENING PLENARY Nobu Adilman is an artist with many television, film, and music credits (including co-creating and starring in Food Jammers, Christian Rudder hosting Discovery Science USA’s Invention Nation, and hosting Monday April 23, 09:00 – 10:30 517D national TV shows SmartAsk! and ZeD). He is also a journalist, In the age of Big Data, Christian Rudder stands out. Rudder is podcaster, and interactive web content creator. Daveed in possession of one of the Goldman is a singer, songwriter, and community creator. richest data sets in the world, He can be heard on television, at the popular live-music accumulated from the dating site dance party “Loving in the Name Of,” and performing at he co-founded, OkCupid. In his the Toronto International Film Festival. He wrote the Jack 2014 book, Dataclysm, he uses Layton memorial song “Nothing But Time to Give” and was this (and other) data to show us recognized by the Globe and Mail as a Catalyst for co-founding the human behaviour behind Choir! Choir! Choir!. the numbers: a revolutionary look at who we truly are.  THURSDAY AFTERNOON CLOSING PLENARY He still runs OkCupid (which was sold to IAC in 2011) day-to-day, while also heading a small Sue Gardner data-mining team that scours the digital universe for meaningful Thursday April 26, 15:40 – 17:10 517D trends on important sites. The original outlet for Rudder’s Sue Gardner’s work is motivated by the desire to ensure that research took place on OKCupid’s blog, OKTrends, which was everybody in the world has not only read by millions of people, but also changed the way access to the information they companies approach data as a media-relations strategy. His want and need, so they are research and findings have been featured repeatedly in The equipped to make the best- New York Times, Harper’s, The Atlantic, and were the subject of possible decisions. When she a New Yorker feature. started her career, her tool for that was journalism; now it is Graduating Harvard cum laude with a math degree, Christian the internet. Rudder got his start as the Creative Director for SparkNotes, a sort of 21st century Cliff’s Notes for the Internet, which was sold Gardner spent the first decade to Barnes & Noble in 2001. He sold Dataclysm for a seven-figure of her career as a journalist, deal—an usually unheard of amount for a first time author. working in radio, TV, print and online. In 2003 she was appointed head of CBC.CA, the website of one of Canada’s best-loved cultural institutions, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.  TUESDAY AFTERNOON PLENARY In 2007, Gardner became executive director of the Wikimedia Choir! Choir! Choir! Foundation, the non-profit that operates Wikipedia, the world’s Tuesday April 24, 17:30 – 18:30 517D largest and most popular encyclopedia. In her six years with Daveed and Nobu show how being vulnerable together can lead Wikimedia she grew it into a healthy sustainable organisation to creativity and achievement. with 70 million in annual revenues, and established Wikipedia In 2011, they co-founded as a reputable global information source that stood strong Choir! Choir! Choir! in Toronto, against attempts at censorship. a twice-weekly event with Gardner serves as an advisor and board member for a variety revolving participation from over of non-profit, grantmaking and policy organizations, mostly 12,000 members that invites related to technology, media, gender, and digital freedoms. She non-professional singers to was co-chair of the campaign to persuade President Obama collaboratively belt out pop hits. to pardon NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden. She is special advisor to the Wikimedia Foundation, a board member of Blurring the lines of audience Global Voices, the Ada Initiative, the Wiki Education and artist, Daveed and Nobu Foundation, and the Sunlight Foundation, and is advisor to (AKA DaBu) have performed in holes, on hills, and on big stages Creative Commons and the Committee to Protect Journalists. at the Polaris Music Prize Gala, Carnegie Hall, Radio City Music Hall, Massey Hall, The Juno Awards, Art Gallery of Ontario, Gardner has an honorary doctorate of laws from Ryerson Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Luminato Festival and at TEDx University, was named a Technology Pioneer for the World Toronto. And they’ve included guest singers such as Rufus Economic Forum at Davos, has been ranked by Forbes Wainwright, Tegan and Sara, Patti Smith, Bruce Cockburn, magazine as the world’s 70th most powerful woman, was Kathleen Edwards, Colin Hay (Men At Work), Joel Plaskett, the inaugural recipient of the Knight Foundation’s Innovation Sarah Harmer, and Chris Murphy (Sloan). The choir has been Award, received the Cultural Humanist of the Year award from featured in the Globe and Mail, Fast Company, and on NPR and the Harvard Humanist Association, and is a proud recipient of CBC’s The National and has brought their collaborative magic the Nyan Cat Medal of Internet Awesomeness for Defending to team-building and corporate events around the nation. Internet Freedom.

CHI 2018 Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 25 MONDAY 26 MONDAY 11:30–12:50 514BPapers: StaySafeOut There! Potentials ofHCI for Prisons andIncarcerated SIG: Individuals 514A 513ABPapers: Devices andInteractions forCare | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems

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Cross-Device Workspaces Market Dynamics Chris Speed, John Vines for Pocket Transfers: Interaction Techniques to Transferring Content from Situated Displays Mobile Devices Jobin James, Ville Mäkelä, Mohamed Khamis, Lukas Mecke, Markku Turunen, Florian Alt Device Types: Designing Consistent Gestures Across Eliciting RSVP Controls for Phone, Watch, and Glasses Shirazi, Tilman Dingler, Rufat Rzayev, Alireza Sahami Niels Henze SurfaceConstellations: A Modular Hardware Platform Ben Bengler, Nicolai Marquardt, Frederik Brudy, Can Liu, Christian Holz AdaM: Adapting Multi-User Interfaces for Collaborative Environments in Real-Time Seonwook Park, Christoph Gebhardt, Roman Rädle, Anna Maria Feit, Hana Vrzakova, Niraj Ramesh Dayama, Hui-Shyong Yeo, Clemens N. Klokmose, Aaron Quigley, Antti Oulasvirta, Otmar Hilliges CHAIR: MIKE HAZAS CHAIR: MIKE Study of Cryptocurrency An Experimental Alex Pentland Nicolas Della Penna, Peter M. Krafft, of Use and Social Interaction Moneywork: Practices Analog Money around Digital and Mark Perry, Jennifer Ferreira Jo Briggs, Mike Harding, Chris Elsden, Arthi Manohar, its Discontents: Street Shops Digital Payment and Push for Cashless and the Indian Government’s Transactions Joyojeet Pal, Priyank Chandra, Vaishnav Kameswaran, Johri Aakanksha Parameshwar, Sneha Joshi, Aditya CHAIR: NITESH GOYAL Making Sense of Blockchain Applications: Making Sense of Blockchain A Typology for HCI Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada |

516E Papers: Future Currencies and Banking Currencies Future 516E Papers: Interaction Device Cross 518AB Papers:

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Exiting VR iTurk: Turning Passive Haptics into Active Haptics by Making Lung-Pan Cheng, Li Chang, Sebastian Marwecki, Patrick Baudisch Whiskers: Exploring the Use of Ultrasonic Haptic Cues on the Face Hyunjae Gil, Hyungki Son, Jin Ryong Kim, Ian Oakley and Perspectives Joan Sol Roo, Jean Basset, Pierre-Antoine Cinquin, Martin Hachet Two Kinds of Novel Multi-user Immersive Display Systems Dongdong Guan, Chenglei Yang, Weisi Sun, Yuan Wei, Wei Gai, Yulong Bian, Juan Liu, Qianhui Sun, Siwei Zhao, Xiangxu Meng CHAIR: LARS ERIK HOLMQUIST Understanding Users’ Capability to Transfer Information between Mixed and Virtual Reality: Position Estimation across Modalities Jie Qi, Leah Buechley, Andrew Huang, Patricia Ng, Sean Cross, Jie Qi, Leah Buechley, Andrew Huang, Patricia Joseph A. Paradiso PEP (3D Printed Electronic Papercrafts): An Integrated Approach for 3D Sculpting Paper-Based Electronic Devices Gross, Hyunjoo Oh, Tung D. Ta, Ryo Suzuki, Mark D. Yoshihiro Kawahara, Lining Yao Mechanism Perfboard: An Augmented Reality Mechanism Perfboard: An Augmented Design Environment for Linkage Mechanism Yunwoo Jeong, Han-Jong Kim, Tek-Jin Nam Communities Chibitronics in the Wild: Engaging New in Creating Technology with Paper Electronics Enrico Rukzio Kasper Hornbæk CHAIR: ALEXANDRA ION Shiran Magrisso, Moran Mizrahi, Amit Zoran and Fabrication Graham Wilson, Mark McGill, Matthew Jamieson, Graham Wilson, Mark A. Brewster Julie R. Williamson, Stephen Jarrod Knibbe, Jonas Schjerlund, Mathias Petraeus, Conveying the Perception of Kinesthetic Feedback in Conveying the Perception State-of-the-Art Hardware Virtual Reality using Geiselhart, Julian Frommel, Michael Rietzler, Florian in Virtual Reality Under Object Manipulation Translational Gain Increasing Levels of CHAIR: DAVID LINDLBAUER CHAIR: DAVID Weight Perception the Tracking: Enabling Breaking using Jan Gugenheimer, Florian Geiselhart, Michael Rietzler, Enrico Rukzio Digital Joinery For Hybrid Carpentry The Dream is Collapsing: The Experience of The Dream is Collapsing:

516D Papers: Augmenting Augmented Reality Augmented Augmenting 516D Papers: 516C Papers: Craft, Fabrication, Making Fabrication, Craft, 516C Papers: 516AB Papers: Illusions in VR Illusions 516AB Papers: CHI 2018 MONDAY 28 MONDAY 11:30–12:50 519ABPapers: Interactivity inAutonomous Vehicles 518CPapers: Learning to Program | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems Feel Empowering FamiliesFacingEnglish Mismatch ofExpectations:HowModernLearning Lars-Erik Janlert,ErikStolterman Definitions The MeaningofInteractivity—SomeProposalsfor Karthik Mahadevan,SowmyaSomanath,EhudSharlin Autonomous Vehicle-PedestrianInteraction Communicating AwarenessandIntentin Nina Kauffmann,FranzWinkler,MarkVollrath Traffic Exploring LaneChangeAnnouncementsinDense What Heinrich H.Bülthoff,LewisChuang Shadan SadeghianBorojeni,SusanneCJBoll,WilkoHeuten, Automated Vehicles Responses toTake-overRequestsinHighly CHAIR: XIAOJUANMA Sayamindu Dasgupta,BenjaminMakoHill Evidence FromaNaturalExperimentinScratch How “WideWalls”CanIncreaseEngagement: Jason C.Yip,AndrewJ.Ko,ZoranPopović Kung JinLee,MengWang,SijinChen,LydiaDavison, Rahul Banerjee,LeanneLiu,KileySobel,CarolinePitt, Philip J.Guo and DesignOpportunities Computer Programming:Barriers,Desires, Non-Native EnglishSpeakersLearning April Y.Wang,RyanMitts,PhilipJ.Guo,ParmitK.Chilana Resources FailConversationalProgrammers CHAIR: PEI-YU(PEGGY)CHI Computer Programming Literacy ChallengestoJointlyEngagein

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Sheelagh Carpendale Just a Moment, — Andy G. Darby, Benjamin Wohl, Lindsay MacDonald Vermeulen, Oliver Bates, David Feldman Sketch & The Lizard King: Supporting Image Inclusion in HCI Publishing Miriam Sturdee, Jason Alexander, Paul Coulton, In the Eye of a Hurricane There is Quiet, for Vanessa Thomas, Manu J. Brueggemann, Ding Wang, Sebastian Marwecki, Maximilian Brehm, Lukas Wagner, Sebastian Marwecki, Maximilian Brehm, Lukas Lung-Pan Cheng, Florian Mueller, Patrick Baudisch Flow Exploring the Weak Association between Environments Experience and Performance in Virtual Liu, Wei Gai, Yulong Bian, Chenglei Yang, Chao Zhou, Juan Xiangxu Meng, Feng Tian, Chia Shen Performance Interactive Feedforward for Improving VR Exergaming and Maintaining Intrinsic Motivation in Farrow, Soumya C. Barathi, Daniel J. Finnegan, Matthew Alexander Whaley, Pippa Heath, Jude Buckley, L. J. Bilzon, Peter W. Dowrick, Burkhard C. Wuensche, James Eamonn O’Neill, Christof Lutteroth in Experiences, Perceptions, and Beliefs Digital Gaming Cale J. Passmore, Max V. Birk, Regan L. Mandryk CHAIR: DHARMA DAILEY In the Data Kitchen: A Review (A Design Fiction on Data Science) Michael Muller, Thomas E. Erickson Ross-Chernoff in Michael Correll CHAIR: PAUL PARSONS CHAIR: PAUL of High Capacity for Intentional Encoding Methods Visual Markers Human-Designable Jung, Daniel Vogel Joshua D. A. for Visual Analytics in Towards Design Principles Operations Contexts Stalla, Chelly Jin, Maggie Hendrie, Matthew Conlen, Sara Lombeyda, Scott Davidoff Hillary Mushkin, Santiago Light Properties in Early c.light: A Tool for Exploring Design Stage Kim, Taesu Kim, Hyeon-Jeong Suk Kyeong Ah Jeong, Eunjin Assistance from Examples Rewire: Interface Design Mira Dontcheva, Wilmot Li, Amanda M. Swearngin, Andrew Ko Morgan Dixon, Joel Brandt, CHAIR: JAN GUGENHEIMER with VirtualSpace - Overloading Physical Space Multiple Virtual Reality Users The Privilege of Immersion: Racial and Ethnic The Privilege of Immersion: Racial and Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada |

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Collaborative Research Partnerships Spanning Culture, Discipline, and Time Daisy Yoo, Odeth Kantengwa, Nick Logler, Aditya Vashistha, Fabian Okeke, Richard Anderson, Aditya Vashistha, Fabian Okeke, Richard Anderson, Nicola Dell Research: Participatory Design and Participatory Migrants An HCI Case Study with Young Forced Auriol Degbelo, Ana Maria Bustamante Duarte, Nina Brendel, Christian Kray Reverien Interayamahanga, Joseph Nkurunziza, Batya Friedman CHAIR: JASMINE JONES Probe M-Kulinda: Using a Sensor-Based Technology Kenya to Explore Domestic Security in Rural George Hope Chidziwisano, Susan Wyche of Social “You Can Always Do Better!” The Impact Proof on Participant Response Bias Asbjørn Følstad, Petter Bae Brandtzaeg, Tom Feltwell, Asbjørn Følstad, Petter Bae Brandtzaeg, Tom Megan K. Hofmann, Gabriella Han, Scott E. Hudson, Megan K. Hofmann, Gabriella Embeddables to Explore Rich Medley: A Library of Material Properties for 3D Printed Objects Hudson Xiang ‘Anthony’ Chen, Stelian Coros, Scott E. ColorMod: Recoloring 3D Printed Objects using ColorMod: Recoloring Photochromic Inks Xin Wen, David S. Kim, Parinya Punpongsanon, Stefanie Mueller of its PARTs: Expressing and Greater than the Sum in 3D Models Reusing Design Intent Jennifer Mankoff Effie L-C Law, Manfred Tscheligi, Ewa A. Luger CHAIR: LAURA DEVENDORF CHAIR: LAURA Digital Fabrication Chiou, Jeremy Warner, Sarah Sterman, Ethan Rundong Tian, Eric Paulos MatchSticks: Woodworking through Improvisational Improvisational Woodworking through MatchSticks: SIG: Chatbots for Social Good

514B Papers: Methods and Research with Diverse Communities with Methods and Research 514B Papers: 514A SIG: Chatbots for Social Good 513AB Papers: Fabrication Fabrication 513AB Papers: CHI 2018 MONDAY 30 MONDAY 14:30–15:50 516ESIGCHIAwards 1:LifetimePractice &SocialImpact 516DPapers: Object/Functionality Selection 516CPapers: Privacy andPublicMedia | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems Riding theWave SIGCHI LifetimePracticeAwardTalk– Control Settings Lorrie FaithCranor Making PrivacyandSecurityMoreUsable SIGCHI SocialImpactAwardTalk– Arnold M.Lund Christian Sandvig,KevinHamilton,KarrieKarahalios Kristen Vaccaro,DylanHuang,MotahhareEslami, The Andreas Karrenbauer Antti Oulasvirta,AnnaMariaFeit,PerttuLähteenlahti, Interaction Design Computational SupportforFunctionalitySelectionin Augusto Esteves,ChristopherClarke,HansGellersen Eduardo Velloso,MarcusCarter,JoshuaNewn, Their Movement Motion Correlation:SelectingObjectsbyMatching Shota Yamanaka,WolfgangStuerzlinger,HomeiMiyashita Steering throughSuccessiveObjects CHAIR: SARAHWISEMAN Irina Shklovski,VolkerWulf Accounts The UseofPrivateMobilePhonesatWar: Oshrat Ayalon,EranToch Privacy inOnlineSocialNetworks Not EvenPast:InformationAgingandTemporal Casey Fiesler,BlakeHallinan Data SharingandPrivacyControversiesintheMedia “We AretheProduct”:PublicReactionstoOnline Sauvik Das,JoanneLo,LauraDabbish,JasonI.Hong and HowIt’sShared Breaking! ATypologyofSecurityandPrivacyNews CHAIR: ELISSAM.REDMILES

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517BPapers: Group Collaboration 517APapers: ModellingAR&VR Video Interfaces CHAIR: HIMANSHUVERMA Chow EasonWaiTung,ChingChiuanYen,EllenYi-LuenDo Lin Lien-Ya,YanLiangkun,KalaShamaiah, Koon ChuanRaymondKoh,DavidTolley,ShiennyKarwita, Nimesha Ranasinghe,PravarJain,NguyenThiNgocTram, Enhancing theVirtualRealityExperience Season Traveller:MultisensoryNarrationfor Joon HyubLee,Sang-GyunAn,YongkwanKim,Seok-HyungBae the Fingertip Projective Windows:BringingWindowsinSpaceto Cuong Nguyen,StephenDiVerdi,AaronHertzmann,FengLiu Depth George Fitzmaurice,KaranSingh Rahul Arora,RubaiatHabibKazi,ToviGrossman, Designing Detailed3DObjectsinSitu SymbiosisSketch: Combining2D&3DSketchingfor CHAIR: STEVENFEINER Reginald A.Wu,StevenP.Dow Narges Mahyar,MichaelR.James,MichelleM.Ng, through Micro-Activities Improve andEvaluateUrbanDesignIdeas CommunityCrit: InvitingthePublicto Sanjay Gupta,SriramSubramanian Abhijit Karnik,KaisaPihlainen,MarkT.Marshall,SwathiJha, Izdihar Jamil,CalkinMontero,MarkPerry,KentonP.O’Hara, The UKAndFinland Children’s PhysicalStrategiesFromIndia, Collaborating AroundDigitalTabletops: Stacey D.Scott Leila Homaeian,NippunGoyal,JamesR.Wallace, Mixed-Focus Collaboration Cross-Device Interactionson Group vsIndividual:ImpactofTOUCHandTILT Nicolai Marquardt Frederik Brudy,JoshuaKevinBudiman,StevenHouben, Multi-Device Collaboration Investigating theRoleofanOverviewDevicein

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Fanny Chevalier with Children Norooz, Matthew Louis Mauriello, Shalmali Naik, Leyla Alazandra Shorter, Evan Golub, Allison Druin CHAIR: JAMES CLAWSON Pictures for Visualizing Personal Blood Glucose Forecasts Individuals with Type 2 Diabetes Pooja M. Desai, Matthew E. Levine, David J. Albers, Lena Mamykina Scale ECG Data for Arrhythmia Detection Xu, Ke Xu, Shunan Guo, Nan Cao, David Gotz, Aiwen Huamin Qu, Zhenjie Yao, Yixin Chen Overview the Use of Visualization for Clinical Text Nicole Sultanum, Michael Brudno, Daniel Wigdor, Empowering Participants in Sensitive Conversations Josephine Raun Thomsen, Peter Gall Krogh, Jacob Albæk Schnedler, Hanne Linnet CHAIR: XU WANG CHAIR: XU S. Heung, Sungsoo (Ray) Hong, Alexis Hiniker, Sharon A Apps on Teens’ Use of Technical Monitoring Badillo-Urquiola, Mary Beth Rosson, Arup Kumar Ghosh, Karla Pamela J. Wisniewski Heng Xu, John M. Carroll, Young Children’s Smart Media MABLE: Mediating Reality Usage with Augmented Kim, Jinyoung Kim, Kung Jin Lee, Gahgene Gweon, Bugeun Choi Jungwook Rhim, Jueun Co-designing Mobile Online Safety Applications Brenna McNally, Priya Kumar, Chelsea Hordatt, Julie A. Kientz Mobile Devices ECGLens: Interactive Visual Exploration of Large ECGLens: Interactive Visual Exploration Supporting More Text Please! Understanding and Interactive Interior and Proxemics Thresholds: Coco’s Videos: An Empirical Investigation of An Empirical Coco’s Videos: Video-Player Design Features and Children’s Design Features Video-Player Media Use Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada |

518C Papers: Presenting Health Information 518C Papers: 518AB Papers: Children’s Technology Use and Safety Technology Use and Children’s 518AB Papers:

Children in Children Yang Li, Samy Bengio, Gilles Bailly T. Freeman Lex Fridman, Bryan Reimer, Bruce Mehler, William Rich User Interface to Self-Report Behavior Yonatan Vaizman, Katherine Ellis, Gert Lanckriet, Nadir Weibel Pointing All Around You: Selection Performance Pointing All Around You: Selection Performance Julian Petford, Miguel A. Nacenta, Carl Gutwin Menu Predicting Human Performance in Vertical Selection Using Deep Learning CHAIR: QUENTIN ROY of Mouse and Ray-Cast Pointing in Full-Coverage Displays Reuben Binns, Max Van Kleek, Michael Veale, Ulrik Lyngs, Reuben Binns, Max Van Jun Zhao, Nigel Shadbolt Challenges and Amplifying Quiet Voices: Design at an Opportunities for Participatory Hudson, Daniel J. Gooch, Matthew James Barker, Lorraine Ryan M. Kelly, Gerd Kortuem, Janet van der Linden, Social Computing-Driven Activism in Social Computing-Driven Organizations: Youth Empowerment Challenges and Opportunities Parker Martinez, Andrea G. Itzel Irannejad Bisafar, Lina Farnaz Being to a Percentage’; ‘It’s Reducing a Human in Algorithmic Decisions Perceptions of Justice Urban Scale Marian Petre, Rebecca Brown, Anna Klis-Davies, Hannah Forbes, Jessica MacKinnon, Robbie Macpherson, CHAIR: CHRISTOPHER A. LE DANTEC CHAIR: CHRISTOPHER Process Through a Socio-technical Placemaking Crivellaro Robert Anderson, Clara Sean Peacock, Clare Walton Cognitive Load Estimation in the Wild with ExtraSensory App: Data Collection In-the-Wild Streets for People: Engaging Streets for

517D Papers: Quantifying and Predicting Performance 517D Papers: 517C Papers: Civic Engagement Civic 517C Papers: CHI 2018 MONDAY 32 MONDAY 14:30–15:50 521ABCCourse(C01):MobileUX(2/2) 519ABPapers: Design& DesignResearch 1 | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems The Simon Robinson,JenniferPearson,MattJones Mobile Katharina Reinecke Manuel Nordhoff,TalAugust,NiginiA.Oliveira, Aesthetics in44Countries A CaseforDesignLocalization:DiversityofWebsite James Pierce,CarlDiSalvo Design Metaphors Addressing NetworkAnxietieswithAlternative Martin Skelly,RichardCook Jayne Wallace,JonRogers,MichaelShorter,PeteThomas, Lyn Bartram,YasaminHeshmat Samarth Singhal,CarmanNeustaedter,WilliamOdom, Remembrance ofMomentsintheHome Time-Turner: CHAIR: DANLOCKTON

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As We May Study: Towards the Web as a Personalized Language Textbook Mircea F. Lungu, Luc van den Brand, Dan Chirtoaca, Martin Avagyan Using Visual Histories to Reconstruct the Mental Context of Suspended Activities Adam Rule, Aurélien Tabard, James D. Hollan Satu Jumisko-Pyykkö CHAIR: SULTAN A. ALHARTHI Improving Personalization Models Rita Orji, Regan L. Mandryk, Julita Vassileva System: Educational Game and Intelligent Tutoring Design Analysis A Classroom Study and Comparative Yanjin Long, Vincent Aleven Games to Speak Up: A Multi-Year Deployment of Motivate Speech Therapy in India Amal Nanavati, M. Bernardine Dias, Aaron Steinfeld The Play and Making in Educational Games Dominic Kao, D. Fox Harrell CHAIR: TILMAN DINGLER Metatation: Annotation as Implicit Interaction to Bridge Close and Distant Reading Hrim R. Mehta, Adam J. Bradley, Mark Hancock, Chris Collins Displaying Invisible Objects: Why People Rarely Re-read E-books Jane Gruning CHAIR: ELISA D. MEKLER CHAIR: ELISA of Autonomous and Acceptance Acceptability of an Demand: The Impact Mobility on Lallemand, Thierry Bellet Verena Distler, Carine A Consumption Impacts Yolande Strengers, Jesper Kjeldskov, Rikke Hagensby Jensen, B. Skov Larissa Nicholls, Mikael Interactive Force Feedback Experience through and Shape Change Miguel Bruns Alonso, Anke van Oosterhout, Technology Acceptance and User Experience: Kasper Hornbæk, Morten Hertzum Immersive Experience Immersive in HCI A Review of the Experiential Component Designing the Desirable Smart Home: Designing the Desirable Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | Ripple 516AB Papers: (e)Reading and Study 516AB Papers: 514C Papers: User Experience and Acceptance Experience and Acceptance User 514C Papers: Serious Games 515ABC Papers:

Feminist HCI  Andreas Fender, Philipp Herholz, Marc Alexa, Jörg Müller Designing for Bodily Interplay in Social Florian Mueller, Martin R. Gibbs, Frank Vetere, Darren Edge OptiSpace: Automated Placement of Interactive 3D Projection Mapping Content Sven Mayer, Lars Lischke, Jens Emil Grønbæk, Sven Mayer, Lars Lischke, Jens Emil Grønbæk, W. Woźniak, Zhanna Sarsenbayeva, Jonas Vogelsang, Paweł Niels Henze, Giulio Jacucci Awareness of Walking Trajectories to Support Social Beatrice Monastero, David K. McGookin Exertion Games CHAIR: JULIE WILLIAMSON Playing Pac-Many: Movement Behavior when on Collaborative and Competitive Games Michael Evans, Peter Wright, Patrick Olivier and Feminist HCI: Taking Stock, Moving Forward, Engaging Community Alabdulqader, Rosanna Bellini, Angelika Strohmayer, Ebtisam Alex A. Ahmed, Katta Spiel, Shaowen Bardzell, Madeline Balaam Large Displays Siân E. Lindley, Gavin Smyth, Robert Corish, Siân E. Lindley, Gavin Smyth, Golembewski, Ewa A. Luger, Anastasia Loukianov, Michael Abigail Sellen Metadata Rich Media Through IoT Sensing Gerard Wilkinson, Tom Bartindale, Tom Nappey, Sarah Martindale as a Design Material William Odom, Tijs Duel Metaphors for a Networked Exploring New File File Biography World through the CHAIR: MAX L. WILSON CHAIR: MAX Understand Facebook Portrait: Design to Admixed in New Parenthood Portrayals Trujillo Pisanty, David S. Kirk, Diego Abigail C. Durrant, Traces: Studying a Public Reactive Floor-Projection Traces: Studying a Public Reactive Floor-Projection Media of Things: Supporting The Production of Media of Things: Supporting On the Design of OLO Radio: Investigating Metadata On the Design of OLO

514B Papers: Large Displays & Interactive Floors Large Displays & Interactive 514B Papers: 514A SIG: 513AB Papers: Designing with Meta-Data with Meta-Data Designing 513AB Papers: CHI 2018 MONDAY 34 MONDAY 16:30–17:50 516DPapers: Work, Work, Work 516CPapers: HCI forEmotionalSupport 516EPapers: Interaction UnderPressure | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems

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Making asEx Communication ofRomanticRelations Delayed InstantMessagesinComputer-Mediated Do YouThinkWhatIThink:Perceptionsof CHAIR: NAZANINANDALIBI Leona Holloway,KimMarriott,MatthewButler Printed ModelswithTactileGraphics Accessible MapsfortheBlind:Comparing3D Hernisa Kacorri,EshedOhn-Bar,KrisM.Kitani,ChiekoAsakawa on Real-WorldTrajectoriesofBlindUsers Environmental FactorsinIndoorNavigationBased German Flores,RobertoManduchi Backtracking Assistance Easy Return:AnAppforIndoor Anke M.Brock Jérémy Albouys-Perrois,JeremyLaviole,CarineBriant, Design Approach for BlindandLowVisionPeople:aParticipatory Towards aMultisensoryAugmentedRealityMap CHAIR: OUSSAMAMETATLA Matthew Sullivan, CarolineJay,MarkelVigo,Simon Harper Julio Vega,Samuel Couth,EllenPoliakoff,SonjaKotz, Parkinson’s Disease Back toAnalogue:Self-Reporting for Nigel Shadbolt Peter West,MaxVanKleek,Richard Giordano,MarkJ.Weal, Data AcrossClinicalSettings Common BarrierstotheUse ofPatient-Generated Lauren Wilcox Matthew K.Hong,UdayaLakshmi,ThomasA.Olson, Conversations inPediatricCare Observations ofDailyLivingtoSupportData-Driven Visual ODLs:Co-DesigningPatient-Generated Anne MariePiper Amanda Lazar,JessicaL.Feuston,CarolineEdasis, through ArtTherapy People withComplexCommunicationNeeds CHAIR: PINSYMFOONG Joseph J.LaViolaJr.,PamelaWisniewski Arup KumarGhosh,KarlaBadillo-Urquiola,ShionGuha, about MobileAppsforParentalControl Safety vs.Surveillance:WhatChildrenHavetoSay Joohee Jun,MyeongulJung,So-YeonKim,KwangukKennyKim Our Emotion Full-Body OwnershipIllusionCanChange Sarah Wiseman,SandyJ.Gould Communication: Why Repurposing EmojiforPersonalised Pei-Yun Tu,ChienWenYuan,Hao-ChuanWang pression: Informing Designwith

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CHI 2018

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Reflection

MONDAY 16:30 – 17:50 – 16:30 MONDAY Science

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Home Automation CHAIR: ADRIAN CLEAR Exploring DIY Practices of Complex Home Technologies Corina Sas, Carman Neustaedter in Exploring End User Programming Needs Schaub, Julia Brich, Marcel Walch, Michael Rietzler, Florian Michael Weber for Transforming Last-mile Logistics: Opportunities more Sustainable Deliveries Cherrett, Oliver Bates, Adrian Friday, Julian Allen, Tom Maja Piecyk, Fraser McLeod, Tolga Bektas, ThuBa Nguyen, Marzena Piotrowska, Sarah Wise, Nigel Davies the A Study of Urban Heat: Understanding Challenges and Opportunities for Addressing Wicked Problems in HCI Stacey Kuznetsov, Martin Tomitsch CHAIR: FRANCESCO CAFARO CHAIR: FRANCESCO with Cultural Artifacts Engagement Annette Hong, Amartya Banerjee, Jessica Roberts, Horn, Matt Matcuk Steven McGee, Michael Designing Public, Tangible Science Everywhere: Youth Learning Across Settings Displays to Connect Jason Yip, Elizabeth Bonsignore, June Ahn, Tamara Clegg, Cabrera, Kenna Hernly, Caroline Pitt, Daniel Pauw, Lautaro Diana Griffing, Jeff Rick, Kelly Mills, Arturo Salazar, Interactions: The Role of Designing for Student in Mediating Collective Embodied Interactions Simulation Inquiry in an Immersive Michelle Lui Smartwatch Wearables for Learning: Examining the as Colin Banigan Brittany Garcia, Sharon Lynn Chu, Beth Nam, Rachael C. Marr Digital Exhibit Labels in Museums: Promoting Visitor Promoting Visitor Labels in Museums: Digital Exhibit Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada |

518C Papers: Ubituitous Technology for Learning Technology Ubituitous 518C Papers: Smart 519AB Papers: Homes & Sustainable Places

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and System Transparency in Personalized and System Transparency in Personalized Mobile Services Tsai-Wei Chen, S. Shyam Sundar Improving Exploring Data Driven Explanations Pierre Le Bras, David A. Robb, Thomas S. Methven, Stefano Padilla, Mike J. Chantler Shruti Sannon, Natalya N. Bazarova, Dan Cosley Location “This App Would Like to Use Your Current Assent to Better Serve You”: Importance of User Prediction (and Protection) Lynn Tsai, Primal Wijesekera, Joel Reardon, Irwin Reyes, Jung-Wei Chen, Nathan Good, David Wagner, Konstantin Beznosov, Serge Egelman and Privacy Lies: Understanding How, When, in Multiple Why People Lie to Protect Their Privacy Online Contexts Scale-Free Sketches Miro Mannino, Azza Abouzied CHAIR: JASON WIESE Yuki Koyama, Masataka Goto Yuki Koyama, Masataka Dynamic Deformation of Live Sketch: Video-driven Static Drawings Fu, Chiew-Lan Tai, Jue Wang Qingkun Su, Xue Bai, Hongbo CHAIR: CHRIS QUINTANA CHAIR: CHRIS Bae Hyub Lee, Seok-Hyung Sang-Gyun An, Joon Yongkwan Kim, Motion Editing for OptiMo: Optimization-Guided Animation Keyframe Character Contextualizing Privacy Decisions for Better Contextualizing Privacy Decisions for Expressive Time Series Quer Expressive Time Series

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518AB Papers: Privacy & Trust in Context Trust & Privacy 518AB Papers: 517D Papers: Creativity, Sketching & Animation Sketching & Animation Creativity, 517D Papers: CHI 2018 MONDAY 36 MONDAY 16:30–17:50 522ABCourse(C02):BalancedInteraction Design(3/3) 520BPanel: Voice Assistants,UXDesignandResearch 520ADPanel: | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems Balanced InteractionDesign Panel: VoiceAssistants,UXDesignandResearch Gilbert Cockton Tawfiq Ammari Cosmin Munteanu,AlexisHiniker,JaniceY.Tsai, Jofish Kaye,JoelFischer,JasonHong,FrankR.Bentley, Judith S.Olson,DanielM.Russell Geraldine Fitzpatrick,BatyaFriedman,KristinaHöök, Sustainable AcademicLife Daring toChange:CreatingaSlowerMore  Daring t 18:00 –21:00 o Change:SustainableAcademicLife

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524C Course (C05): How to Write CHI Papers -Second Edition (3/3) (C05): Course 524C Communicating withthe Public&the Press 1(2/2) (C06): Course 524B Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction (C03): (3/3) Course 524A How toWriteCHIPapers--SecondEdition Communicating withthePublicandPress Introduction toHuman-ComputerInteraction Lennart E.Nacke Helen Pilcher Jonathan K.Lazar,SimoneD.J.Barbosa

Exhibit Hall/220BC CHI 2018 TUESDAY 37

TUESDAY 9:00 – 10:20 9:00 TUESDAY Airbnb Hosts Sanne Verbaan, John Bowers Futures Edible Speculations in the Parlour of Food Marketa Dolejsova and on Site Lickable Cities: Lick Everything in Sight Wang Manu J. Brueggemann, Vanessa Thomas, Ding CHAIR: SIÂN E. LINDLEY Drivers’ Using Stakeholder Theory to Examine Stake in Uber Ning F. Ma, Chien Wen Yuan, Moojan Ghafurian, Benjamin V. Hanrahan of Algorithmic Anxiety and Coping Strategies Shagun Jhaver, Yoni Karpfen, Judd Antin Running Out of Time: The Impact and Value of Flexibility in On-Demand Crowdwork Ming Yin, Siddharth Suri, Mary L. Gray Toward a Geographic Understanding of the Sharing Economy: Systemic Biases in UberX and TaskRabbit Jacob Thebault-Spieker, Loren G. Terveen, Brent Hecht CHAIR: MATTHEW LOUIS MAURIELLO CHAIR: MATTHEW for Games: Methodologies Digital Educational Type the Impact of Game Evaluating Effie L.-C. Law Stephanie Heintz, Play Designing for Transformative Segura, Annika Waern Jon Back, Elena Márquez as Play Experiencing the Body Byrne, Josh Andres, Rakesh Patibanda Florian Mueller, Richard in Digital Self-Improvement Combating Attrition Customization Programs using Avatar Max V. Birk, Regan L. Mandryk CHAIR: LOUISE BARKHUUS Dormio: Interfacing with Dreams Adam Haar Horowitz, Ishaan Grover, Pedro Reynolds-Cuéllar Around Building A Better Bumphone: Designing Prison Phone Use Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada |

516C Papers: Sharing/New Economy Sharing/New Economy 516C Papers: 515ABC Papers: Play and Game Design Play and Game Design 515ABC Papers: Life Up Your 516AB alt.chi: Spice

Troy Robert Nachtigall, Oscar Tomico, Ron Wakkary, Stephan Wensveen, Pauline van Dongen, Leonie Tentoff van Norten Mahzar Eisapour, Shi Cao, Laura Domenicucci, Jennifer Boger Let’s Walk and Talk: A Design Case to Integrate an Active Lifestyle in Daily Office Life Ida Damen, Rens Brankaert, Carl Megens, Towards Ultra Personalized 4D Printed Shoes CHAIR: NADIR WEIBEL Meditation: A Performance Booster for BCI Applications Lin Liang, Dvijesh J. Shastri Exercise for Participatory Design of a Virtual Reality People with Mild Cognitive Impairment Pieter van Wesemael, Aarnout Brombacher, Steven Vos Reem Talhouk, Kellie Morrissey, Sarah Fox, Nadia Pantidi, Reem Talhouk, Kellie Morrissey, Sarah Fox, Nadia Balaam Emma Simpson, Lydia Emma Michie, Madeline Nektarios Christodoulou, Andreas Papallas, Zona Kostic, Nektarios Christodoulou, Andreas Papallas, Zona Lennart E. Nacke Ashraf Abdul, Jo Vermeulen, Danding Wang, Brian Y. Lim, Ashraf Abdul, Jo Vermeulen, Mohan Kankanhalli Semantic Visual Exploration Flexible Learning with Recommendation of and Sequence-Based Jian Zhao, Chidansh Bhatt, Matthew Cooper, David A. Shamma Changhoon Oh, Jungwoo Song, Jinhan Choi, Seonghyeon Kim, Changhoon Oh, Jungwoo Suh Sungwoo Lee, Bongwon Accountable Explainable, Trajectories for and Trends An HCI Research Agenda and Intelligible Systems: MOOC Videos CHAIR: MICHAEL VEALE CHAIR: MICHAEL Programming Modeling is Web CraftML: 3D Kim Tom Yeh, Jeeeun Only with Enough Details: I Lead, You Help But Experience of Co-Creation with Understanding User Artificial Intelligence Human Computer Interaction & Health Activism Human Computer Interaction & Health Information Visualisation, Gamification and Information Visualisation, Gamification Planning Immersive Technologies in Participatory

514C Case Studies: Meditation and Movement 514C Case Studies: Meditation and Movement 514B SIG: Human Computer Interaction & Health Activism 514B SIG: Human Computer Interaction 514A SIG: Participatory Planning 513AB Papers: Explaining and Explainable Systems and Explainable Explaining 513AB Papers: CHI 2018 TUESDAY 38 TUESDAY 9:00–10:20 517APapers: Tangible, Embodied,Wearable Interaction 516EPapers: Design&Research 2 516DPapers: Task Communication | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems Francesco Cafaro,LeilahLyons,Alissa N.Antle Movements forFull-BodyInteraction Discoverability ofGesturesand Body Framed Guessability:Improvingthe Iddo YehoshuaWald,HadasErel,OrenZuckerman Tom Hitron,IdanDavid,NettaOfer,AndreyGrishko, Interaction DesignPerspective Digital OutdoorPlay:BenefitsandRisksfroman Christine Dierk,MollyJanePearceNicholas,EricPaulos Opportunistic Interactions AlterWear: Battery-FreeWearableDisplaysfor David Bamman Kimiko Ryokai,ElenaDuránLópez,NouraHowell,JonGillick, with Laughter Capturing, Representing,andInteracting CHAIR: CHENGZHANG Susanne Bodker,MortenKyng Facing theBigIssues Participatory DesignthatMatters– Shaowen Bardzell and theFutures Utopias ofParticipation:Feminism,Design, Qian Yang,NikolaBanovic,JohnZimmerman Design Innovation HCI ResearchtoRevealStartingPlacesfor Mapping MachineLearningAdvancesfrom Aniket Kittur,DafnaShahaf Karni Gilon,FeliciaYNg,JoelChan,HilaLiifshitz-Assaf, Analogy MiningforSpecificDesignNeeds CHAIR: JOBRIGGS Horia AlexandruMaior,MaxL.Wilson,SarahC.Sharples Mental WorkloadtoProvideFeedbackduringTasks Workload Alerts-UsingPhysiologicalMeasuresof Carlos Toxtli,JustinCranshaw,AndresMonroy-Hernandez Task Management Understanding Chatbot-mediated Aimee A.Kane,SaraKiesler,RuoguKang with anEvaluationPrompt Inaccuracy BlindnessinCollaborationPersists,even Rachel K.E.Bellamy,ThomasErickson Ameneh Shamekhi,Q.VeraLiao,DakuoWang, a GroupFacilitationAgent Face Value?ExploringtheEffectsofEmbodimentfor CHAIR: MOHITJAIN

517CPapers: GesturesandPostures 517BPapers: Text Me 517DPapers: Learningand Training

CHAIR: JEANVANDERDONCKT Per OlaKristensson Keith Vertanen,CrystalFletcher,DylanGaines,JacobGould, Input onVirtualKeyboardDecodingPerformance The ImpactofWord,MultipleandSentence Randy Gomez,RavinBalakrishnan,PourangIrani Teng Han,JiannanLi,KhaladHasan,KeisukeNakamura, on Smartwatches Efficient CommandandValueSelection PageFlip: LeveragingPage-FlippingGesturesfor Xiang ‘Anthony’Chen,XiaojunBi,Xing-DongYang Jun Gong,ZheerXu,QifanGuo,TeddySeyed, using WristGestures WrisText: One-handedTextEntryonSmartwatch Pui ChungWong,KeningZhu,HongboFu for Same-side-handTextEntryonSmartwatches FingerT9: LeveragingThumb-to-fingerInteraction CHAIR: JASONALEXANDER Benjamin Lafreniere,CarlGutwin, AndyCockburn Interaction Techniques Investigating thePost-Training PersistenceofExpert Korbinian Moeller Madeleine Schüler,ChristineUlrich,AndreKlemke, Taciana PontualFalcão,TanjaDackermann, Interactive Tabletop Basic NumericalCompetencieswithan Tangible Tens:EvaluatingaTrainingof Elisa Rubegni,MonicaLandoni for DevelopingPre-readingandPre-writingSkills How toDesignaDigitalStorytellingAuthoringTool Hyungyu Shin,Eun-YoungKo,JosephJayWilliams,JuhoKim Learners andInstructors Understanding theEffectofIn-VideoPromptingon CHAIR: OLIVIERST-CYR Rachel Eardley,AnneRoudaut,SteveGill,StephenJ.Thompson Affected byBodyPosture Investigating HowSmartphoneMovementis Yvonne Jansen,KasperHornbæk How RelevantareIncidental PowerPosesforHCI? Jörg Müller,AnttiOulasvirta,RoderickMurray-Smith Control TheoreticModelsofPointing Erin McAweeney,HaihuaZhang,MichaelNebeling Representations User-Driven DesignPrinciplesforGesture

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Coffee Break 10:20 – 11:00 Exhibit Hall/220BC TUESDAY 9:00 – 10:20 9:00 TUESDAY Exhibit Hall/220BC Makayla Lewis, Miriam Sturdee, Nicolai Marquardt Janet C. Read Jeff A. Johnson Helen Pilcher Ernst Kruijff, Bernhard E. Riecke CHAIR: MARKUS FUNK CHAIR: MARKUS Reality Training Sickness in Augmented Simulator Microsoft Hololens Using the Timo Kuula Wild, Will Guest, Alla Vovk, Fridolin The Effect of Text Reading on Smart Glasses: Type and Walking Position, Presentation Woźniak, Tilman Dingler, Niels Henze Rufat Rzayev, Paweł W. Entry in Virtual Reality Selection-based Text Maria Feit, Pascal Ziegler, Marco Speicher, Anna Antonio Krüger Identifying Factors for the All about Acceptability?: Adoption of Data Glasses El Ali, Vanessa Cobus, Wilko Heuten, Marion Koelle, Abdallah Susanne C.J. Boll Wendy Ju, David W. Vinson, Leila Takayama, Jodi Forlizzi, Maya Cakmak, Hideaki Kuzuoka Applied Sketching in HCI: Hands-on Course of Applied Sketching in HCI: Hands-on Course Sketching Techniques Interaction Research Methods for Child Computer Designing Technology for an Aging Population Communicating with the Public and Press Navigation Interfaces for Virtual Reality and Gaming: Theory and Practice Human-Robot Teaming Exhibit Hall/220BC Exhibit Hall/220BC

Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 521ABC Course (C08): Applied Sketching in HCI (1/3) 521ABC Course (C08): Applied Sketching (1/2) 522AB Course (C09): Child Computer Interaction Technology for an Aging Population 524A Course (C10): Designing 524B Course (C06): 2 (1/2) Press Public & the with the Communicating Interfaces 524C Course (C11): Navigation (1/2) 519AB Papers: In Your Face Face Your In 519AB Papers: Teaming Human-Robot 520 Panel: List on page 78 List on page 89

(VR Lounge) Elisa D. Mekler Cezary Biele, Anna Niedzielska, Peter Kiefer, Martin Raubal, Ioannis Giannopoulos Measuring the “Why” of Interaction: Development and Validation of the User Motivation Inventory (UMI) Opwis, Florian Brühlmann, Beat Vollenwyder, Klaus Physicalization Construction Oded Nov, Han Su Cognitive The Index of Pupillary Activity: Measuring Oscillation Load vis-à-vis Task Difficulty with Pupil Krejtz, Andrew Duchowski, Krzysztof Krejtz, Izabela Steven M. Drucker CHAIR: XI NIU Self-Reflection and Personal Carpendale Alice Thudt, Uta Hinrichs, Samuel Huron, Sheelagh Eliciting Users’ Demand for Interface Features What’s the Difference?: Evaluating Variations of What’s the Difference?: for Visual Comparison Tasks Multi-Series Bar Charts Brehmer, Bongshin Lee, Arjun Srinivasan, Matthew Dave Murray-Rust, Nathalie Henry Riche Nathalie Henry Dave Murray-Rust, in Titles of Visualizations on Frames and Slants Controversial Topics Karahalios, Zhicheng Liu Ha-Kyung Kong, Karrie of the Multiple Comparisons Investigating the Effect Problem in Visual Analysis Zhao, Robert Zeleznik, Emanuel Zgraggen, Zheguang Tim Kraska CHAIR: EVAN M. PECK CHAIR: EVAN for Data Comics Design Patterns Farinella, Zezhong Wang, Matteo Benjamin Bach,

GameJam Demonstrations Late-Breaking Work Posters Rotation 1 Art Exhibitions 518C Papers: Methods & Measurement 518C Papers: 518AB Papers: Storytelling and Presentation with Visualization Presentation with Visualization and Storytelling 518AB Papers: CHI 2018 TUESDAY 40 TUESDAY 11:00–12:20 514CCaseStudies:LearningandPractice 514BSIG:Evaluating HCIResearch BeyondUsability 514ASIG: Transparent StatisticsGuidelines 513ABPapers: HumanSenses | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems

Evaluating HCIResearchBeyondUsability Statistics Guidelines Special InterestGrouponTransparent ChromaGlasses: ComputationalGlassesfor Greg Hallihan Pierre Wijdenes,DavidBorkenhagen,JulieBabione,IreneMa, Venous Catheterization Medical Education:aCaseStudyinCentral Leveraging AugmentedRealityTrainingToolfor Samantha Finn,OritShaer,PanagiotisMetaxas Christina Pollalis,CatherineGrevet,LaurenWestendorf, Propagation Online Classroom ActivityforCriticalAnalysisofNews Eiad Yafi,KatyaYefimova,KarenE.Fisher Syrian RefugeeCamp Young Hackers:HackingTechnologyatZa’atari Natalie Jankowski,MartinaKlausner Michael Minge,KatharinaLorenz,SusanneDannehl, Therapy Adherence and TeenagerswithScoliosistoImprove Developing aMobileSystemforChildren CHAIR: NEHAKUMAR Christian Remy,OliverBates,JenniferMankoff,AdrianFriday Shion Guha,PierreDragicevic Chat Wacharamanotham,MatthewKay,SteveHaroz, Maximilian Speicher,MichaelNebeling Environment forUserInterfacePrototypes GestureWiz: AHuman-PoweredGestureDesign Niels Henze Huy VietLe,ThomasKosch,PatrickBader,SvenMayer, Modality onCommoditySmartphones PalmTouch: UsingthePalmasanAdditionalInput Yuta Itoh,HolgerRegenbrecht Tobias Langlotz,JonathanSutton,StefanieZollmann, Compensating ColourBlindness Jürgen Steimle Aditya ShekharNittala,AnushaWithana,NarjesPourjafarian, Sensor forOn-SkinInput Multi-Touch Skin:AThinandFlexible CHAIR: YANGZHANG

516AB Papers: Surveys from 516ABPapers: Surveys Foundations and Trends inHCI 515ABCPapers: PlayingwithOthers 516CPapers: MobileInteractions andInteractions withMobiles

CHAIR: YOUN-KYUNGLIM April Tyack,PetaWyeth,MadisonKlarkowski Experimental Research Video GameSelectionProceduresFor Wolmet Barendregt,ManolisMavrikis Laura Benton,AsiminaVasalou,KayBerkling, Reading Games A CriticalExaminationofFeedbackinEarly Zachary O.Toups,IgorDolgov,LennartE.Nacke Sultan A.Alharthi,RuthC.Torres,AhmedS.Khalaf, Multiplayer Games Interfaces onPlayerPerformanceinDistributed Investigating theImpactofAnnotation Yubo Kou,YaoLi,XinningGui,EliSuzuki-Gill Losing StreaksinLeagueofLegends How PlayersPerceiveandReacttoWinning Playing withStreakinessinOnlineGames: CHAIR: GUENTERWALLNER Gaganpreet Singh,WilliamDelamare,PourangIrani and Encumbrance Interaction TechniquesSupportingMobility D-SWIME: ADesignSpaceforSmartwatch Daniel Buschek,BenjaminBisinger,FlorianAlt Studying FreeTypingBehaviourintheWild ResearchIME: AMobileKeyboardApplicationfor Aske Mottelson,JarrodKnibbe,KasperHornbæk Veritaps: TruthEstimationfromMobileInteraction Andreas Bulling Xucong Zhang,MichaelXuelinHuang,YusukeSugano, Interactions withMultipleDevices Training Person-SpecificGazeEstimatorsfromUser CHAIR: XING-DONGYANG Mark Blythe,EnriqueEncinas Research FictionandThought Experiments inDesign Austin Toombs Jeffrey Bardzell,ShaowenShaXinWei,SilviaLindtner, HCI’s MakingAgendas

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TUESDAY 41

TUESDAY 11:00 – 12:20 – 11:00 TUESDAY Practices and Technology Needs of a Network of Farmers in Tharaka, Kenya Erick Oduor, Peninah Waweru, Jonathan Lenchner, Entrepreneurship and the Socio-Technical Chasm in a Lean Economy Tawanna R. Dillahunt, Vaishnav Kameswaran, Desiree McLain, Minnie Lester, Delores Orr, Kentaro Toyama Chelsea-Joy Wardle, Mitchell Green, Christine Wanjiru Mburu, Chelsea-Joy Wardle, Mitchell Green, Christine Melissa Densmore Family Health Promotion in Low-SES Wearable Neighborhoods: A Two-Month Study of Activity Tracking Herman Saksono, Carmen Castaneda-Sceppa, Morris, Jessica Hoffman, Magy Seif El-Nasr, Vivien Andrea G. Parker Parkinson’s Enabling the Participation of People with and their Caregivers in Co-Inquiry around Collectivist Health Technologies Robinson, Roisin McNaney, John Vines, Andy Dow, Harry Peter Santer, Heather Robinson, Kate McDonald, Leslie Brown, Wright Don Murray, Janice Murray, David Green, Peter Recipients by How Information Sharing about Care Family Caregivers Impacts Family Communication Naomi Yamashita, Hideaki Kuzuoka, Takashi Kudo, Keiji Hirata, Eiji Aramaki, Kazuki Hattori CHAIR: IHUDIYA FINDA OGBONNAYA-OGBURU Prayana: Intermediated Financial Management in Resource-Constrained Settings Apurv Mehra, Srihari Muralidhar, Sambhav Satija, Anupama Dhareshwar, Jacki O'Neill Carman Neustaedter CHAIR: AMY X. ZHANG CHAIR: AMY Tangible in Museums: Phone vs. Sinead O'Brien Daniela Petrelli, Collocated Sales Meeting On Visual Granularity: Machine Industry Interactions in the Andrés Lucero Mikko Illi, Maria Karyda, Approach: Presenting The Accessory Towards Designing A Start-up’s Journey Device An Engaging Fall Detection Trine Møller Out Loud: Predicting Humor No Need to Laugh Strips Based on Physiological Appraisal of Comic Signals in a Realistic Environment Oswald Barral, Ilkka Kosunen, Giulio Jacucci CHAIR: KATTA SPIEL Mothers Exploring Co-design with Breastfeeding A Comparative Study A Comparative Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada |

517D Papers: Lean and Resource-Limited Settings Lean and Resource-Limited 517D Papers: 517B Papers: Real-World Settings Real-World 517B Papers: Care Family 517C Papers:

Andy Crabtree, Sarvapali D. Ramchurn, Tom Rodden, Learning from the Veg Box: Designing Unpredictability in Agency Delegation Jhim Kiel M. Verame, Enrico Costanza, Joel Fischer, IoT Manifestos Co-performance: Conceptualizing the Role of Artificial Agency in the Design of Everyday Life Lenneke Kuijer, Elisa Giaccardi The Making of Performativity in Designing [with] Smart Material Composites Bahareh Barati, Elisa Giaccardi, Elvin Karana Nicholas R. Jennings CHAIR: RAMACHANDRA KOTA Calling for a Revolution: An Analysis of Ester Fritsch, Irina Shklovski, Rachel Douglas-Jones Jani Takatalo, Jorge Goncalves, Niels van Berkel, Jani Takatalo, Jorge Goncalves, Niels van Berkel, Shin'ichi Konomi, Vassilis Kostakos Yuhan Luo, Bongshin Lee, Donghee Yvette Wohn, Choe Amanda L. Rebar, David E. Conroy, Eun Kyoung Designing in the Dark: Eliciting Self-tracking Disease Dimensions for Understanding Enigmatic Mollie McKillop, Lena Mamykina, Noemie Elhadad Crowdsourcing Treatments for Low Back Pain Crowdsourcing Treatments for Low Back Takala, Simo Johannes Hosio, Jaro Karppinen, Esa-Pekka Time for Break: Understanding Information a Break Workers' Sedentary Behavior Through Prompting System CHAIR: DANIEL EPSTEIN to Link: Data, Data Everywhere, and Still Too Hard Apps Insights from User Interactions with Diabetes Dmitri S. Katz, Blaine A. Price, Simon Holland, Nicholas Sheep Dalton ActiveErgo: Automatic and Personalized Ergonomics ActiveErgo: Automatic Furniture using Self-actuating Jun-You Liu, Yu-Chian Wu, Te-Yen Wu, Paul Taele, Bryan Wang, Po-En Lai, Pin-sung Ku, Mike Y. Chen Carmen Santoro Decoration Crafting Interactive Quinn, Emily-Clare Thorne, Boriana Koleva, Anthony Products Customizing Hybrid Koleva, William Westwood Preston, Steve Benford, Boriana Thorn, Kevin Glover Alice Angus, Emily-Clare CHAIR: BETTINA NISSEN CHAIR: BETTINA Applications of Context-Dependent Personalization Rules Through Rrigger-Action Paternò, Marco Manca, Fabio Giuseppe Ghiani, Kevin Glover, William Westwood Preston, Adrian Hazzard, Kevin Glover, William Westwood Mortier Chris Greenhalgh, Richard 517A Papers: Agency and Things Agency and 517A Papers: 516E Papers: Health in the Wild 516E Papers: 516D Papers: Personalization/Customization Personalization/Customization 516D Papers: CHI 2018 TUESDAY 42 TUESDAY 11:00–12:20 519ABPapers: Talking withMachines 518CPapers: Automated forLearning andCrowd Supports 518ABPapers: Buttons, Targets, Sliders | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems

Ana PaulaChaves,MarcoAurelio Gerosa Interactional CoherenceComparison Single orMultipleConversationalAgents?An Alexandra Vtyurina,AdamFourney Task SupportwithVirtualAssistants Exploring theRoleofConversationalCuesinGuided Aaron Springer,HenrietteCramer Accessible ContentinVoiceInterfaces “Play PRBLMS”:IdentifyingandCorrectingLess Sean Robertson,CosminMunteanu,GeraldPenn for InteractivityagainstOver-Engineering Designing PronunciationLearningTools:TheCase CHAIR: Q.VERALIAO Zoran Popović,ErikAndersen Molly Q.Feldman,JiYongCho,MonicaOng,SumitGulwani, K-8 Mathematics Automatic DiagnosisofStudents'Misconceptionsin Julie S.Hui,DarrenGergle,ElizabethM.Gerber Help Requests IntroAssist: ATooltoSupportWritingIntroductory Julia Cambre,ScottKlemmer,ChinmayKulkarni Quality FeedbackandPromotesDeeperReflection Juxtapeer: ComparativePeerReviewYieldsHigher Andrew Ang,WalterS.Lasecki,JuhoKim Joseph JayWilliams,AnnaN.Rafferty,DustinTingley, Randomized Experiments Instructor-Centered Toolsfor Enhancing OnlineProblemsThrough CHAIR: TING-HAOHUANG Hyunyoung Kim,CelineCoutrix,AnneRoudaut Parameter Control KnobSlider: DesignofaShape-ChangingUIfor Michel Beaudouin-Lafon Julien Gori,OlivierRioul,YvesGuiard, Experiments canLeadtoFalseConclusions The PerilsofConfoundingFactors:HowFitts’Law Antti Oulasvirta,SunjunKim,ByungjooLee Neuromechanics ofaButtonPress Eunji Park Byungjoo Lee,SunjunKim,AnttiOulasvirta,Jong-In Moving TargetSelection:ACueIntegrationModel CHAIR: AHMEDSABBIRARIF

524C Course (C11): Navigation Interfaces (2/2) 524CCourse(C11):Navigation Interfaces Communicating withthe Public&the Press 2(2/2) (C06): Course 524B 524ACourse(C12):UnderstandingtheHuman(1/3) 522ABCourse(C09):ChildComputerInteraction (2/2) 521ABCCourse(C08):AppliedSketchinginHCI(2/3) Theory andPractice Navigation InterfacesforVirtualRealityandGaming: Communicating withthePublicandPress Deep LearningforUnderstandingtheHuman Research MethodsforChildComputerInteraction Sketching Techniques Applied SketchinginHCI:Hands-onCourseof Ernst Kruijff,BernhardE.Riecke Helen Pilcher Lex Fridman Janet C.Read Makayla Lewis,MiriamSturdee,NicolaiMarquardt Restaurants, bars&cafésavailablenearby 12:20 –14:00LunchBreak CHI 2018 TUESDAY 43

TUESDAY 14:00 – 15:20 – 14:00 TUESDAY Mark Atkinson, Helen Rice, Manuela Barreto, Julie Barnett, Michael Wilson, Shaun Lawson, John Vines Everything We Do, Everything We Press: Data-Driven Lyndsey L. Bakewell, Konstantina Vasileiou, Kiel S. Long, ConsensUs: Supporting Multi-Criteria Group Decisions by Visualizing Points of Disagreement Weichen Liu, Sijia Xiao, Jacob T. Browne, Ming Yang, Steven P. Dow Yasuyuki Sumi, Masaki Suwa, Koichi Hanaue and Explaining Viewers’ Emotional, Instrumental, Financial Support Provision for Live Streamers McLaughlin Donghee Yvette Wohn, Guo Freeman, Caitlin Sense of Presence, Attitude Change, Perspective-Taking 360° Video and Usability in First-Person Split-Sphere Tanja Aitamurto, Shuo Zhou, Sukolsak Sakshuwong, Jorge Saldivar, Yasamin Sadeghi, Amy Tran Low Am I a Bunny? The Impact of High and Immersion Platforms and Viewers’ Perceptions and of Role on Presence, Narrative Engagement, Empathy during an Animated 360° Video Scanlon, Samantha W. Bindman, Lisa M. Castaneda, Mike Anna Cechony CHAIR: DOMINIC DIFRANZO Effects of Enhanced Gaze Presentation on Gaze Leading in Remote Collaborative Physical Tasks Mai Otsuki, Keita Maruyama, Hideaki Kuzuoka, Yusuke Suzuki Collaborative Dynamic Queries: Supporting Distributed Small Group Decision-making Sungsoo (Ray) Hong, Minhyang (Mia) Suh, Nathalie Henry Riche, Jooyoung Lee, Juho Kim, Mark Zachry Remote Performance Management in a Mobile Workplace CHAIR: ANNIKA WAERN CHAIR: ANNIKA for Wearables and Design Guidelines Extracting a Games via in Tabletop Role-Playing Movement Through Design Process Research Ozcan Oğuz Turan Buruk, Oguzhan the Mutuality of Cooperating to Compete: in Boardgame Play Cooperation and Competition R. Gibbs, Wally Smith Melissa J. Rogerson, Martin to Design Storytelling Utilizing Narrative Grounding Foreign Language Learning Games for Creative Solace Shen, Malte Jung Eda Zhang, Gabriel Culbertson, Balancing Through Boosts KickAR: Exploring Game Reality Table Football and Handicaps in Augmented Frommel, Katja Rogers, Mark Colley, David Lehr, Julian Marcel Walch, Lennart E. Nacke, Michael Weber CHAIR: FRANK R. BENTLEY Videos on Effects of Viewing Multiple Viewpoint Metacognition of Collaborative Experiences Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada |

516C Papers: Distributed Work Distributed Work 516C Papers: 515ABC Papers: Playing Around the Table Table the Playing Around 515ABC Papers: Video 516AB Papers:

Florian Nieuwenhuizen, Niels Henze Yukang Yan, Chun Yu, Xiaojuan Ma, Shuai Huang, Hasan Iqbal, Yuanchun Shi Pascal Knierim, Valentin Schwind, Anna Maria Feit, VR-OOM: Virtual Reality On-rOad driving siMulation David Goedicke, Jamy Li, Vanessa Evers, Wendy Ju Eyes-Free Target Acquisition in Interaction Space around the Body for Virtual Reality FaceDisplay: Towards Asymmetric Multi-User FaceDisplay: Towards Asymmetric Multi-User Interaction for Nomadic Virtual Reality Sareen, Jan Gugenheimer, Evgeny Stemasov, Harpreet Enrico Rukzio Analysis of Physical Keyboards in Virtual Reality: Typing Performance and Effects of Avatar Hands Casey Fiesler, Jeff Hancock, Amy Bruckman, Michael Muller, Casey Fiesler, Jeff Hancock, Amy Bruckman, Cosmin Munteanu, Melissa Densmore CHAIR: FLORIAN MÜLLER Houda El mimouni, Susan R. Fussell, Susan Herring, Houda El mimouni, Susan R. Fussell, Susan Herring, Carman Neustaedter, Jennifer Rode Michael D. Jones, Zann Anderson, Casey Walker, Kevin Seppi Michael D. Jones, Zann Display Using Tangible Drops: A Visio-Tactile Droplets Actuated Liquid-Metal Tokuda, Deepak Ranjan Sahoo, Timothy Neate, Yutaka Jennifer Pearson, Simon Robinson, Sriram Subramanian, RFIBricks: Interactive Building Blocks Based on RFID RFIBricks: Interactive Liang, Da-Yuan Huang, Meng-Ju Hsieh, Rong-Hao Chen Jheng-You Ke, Bing-Yu Curved Fabrication on Interface Layout and PHUI-kit: 3D Printed Objects Matt Jones CHAIR: GIERAD LAPUT CHAIR: GIERAD and Flexible Tangible A Portable Project Zanzibar: Platform Interaction Saul, Christian Holz, Daniel Cletheroe, Greg Nicolas Villar, Misha Sra, Hui-Shyong Yeo, Tim Regan, Oscar Salandin, William Field, Haiyan Zhang Research Ethics for HCI: A Roundtable Discussion Research Ethics for HCI: A Roundtable SIG on Telepresence Robots

514C Papers: Virtual 514C Papers: 1 Reality 514B Panel: Research Ethics for HCI: A Roundtable Discussion Ethics Research 514B Panel: 514A SIG: Telepresence Robots 514A SIG: 513AB Papers: Tangibles Tangibles 513AB Papers: CHI 2018 TUESDAY 44 TUESDAY 14:00–15:20 516EPapers: Navigation and Trip Planning 516DPapers: MoreChallengingSocialandHome Life 517APapers: DesignAesthetics | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems

Marius Hoggenmueller, MartinTomitsch,Alexander Wiethoff Designing Low-ResLighting Displays Understanding Artefactand ProcessChallengesfor EunJeong Cheon,NormanMakoto Su The ValueofEmptySpacefor Design Kristin N.Dew,DanielaK.Rosner with LivingMaterials Lessons fromtheWoodshop:CultivatingDesign Bram Naus,PerryTan,PepijnVerburg Matthew Harkness,GarnetHertz,JeroenHol,HenryLin, William Odom,RonWakkary,IshacBertran, Computational Objects Supporting Longer-TermRelationsWithEveryday Olly andSlowGame:ADesignInquiryInto Attending toSlownessandTemporalitywith CHAIR: PETERGALLKROGH Michael K.Svangren,MikaelB.Skov,JesperKjeldskov Passenger TripPlanningusingRide-SharingServices Eldon Schoop,JamesSmith,BjoernHartmann 360-Degree Video SonifyingDetected ObjectsinReal-Time HindSight: EnhancingSpatialAwarenessby Florian Heller,JohannesSchöning Cues inMobileMusicListening NavigaTone: SeamlesslyEmbeddingNavigation Daniel Miau,StevenFeiner Location-centric Interactions SpaceTokens: InteractiveMapWidgetsfor CHAIR: DAVIDK.MCGOOKIN Edward Cutrell,AlexS.Taylor Anja Thieme,CynthiaL.Bennett,CecilyMorrison, Social Contexts Vision ImpairmentsNegotiatetheirAbilitiesin “I candoeverythingbutsee!”–HowPeoplewith Thomas Kosch,PawełWoźniak,ErinBrady,AlbrechtSchmidt A QualitativeStudyofDesignRequirements Smart KitchensforPeoplewithCognitiveImpairments: Alisha Pradhan,KanikaMehta,LeahFindlater by PeoplewithDisabilities Voice-Controlled IntelligentPersonalAssistants “Accessibility CamebyAccident”:Useof Rainer Wieching,PeterTolmie,VolkerWulf David Unbehaun,DaryoushDanielVaziri,KonstantinAal, their Caregivers Social andDailyLifeofPeoplewithDementia Exploring thePotentialofExergamestoaffect CHAIR: ROISINMCNANEY

517CPapers: Streaming&Sharing 517BPapers: BioDesignandExistence 517DPapers: Communities,Publics,DigitalCivics

Live StreamingPracticesinChina You Watch,Give,andEngage:AStudyof CHAIR: JESSICAPATER Victor Kaptelinin Existential InquiryFrameworkinHCIResearch Technology andtheGivensofExistence:Towardan Kat Fowler Stacey Kuznetsov,CassandraBarrett,PiyumFernando, Design StudioPractice Antibiotic-Responsive Bioart:ExploringDIYbioasa Rundong Tian,KimikoRyokai Noura Howell,LauraDevendorf,TomásAlfonsoVegaGálvez, Real-Time EmotionalBiosensing Tensions ofData-DrivenReflection:ACaseStudy Jen Liu,DaraghByrne,LauraDevendorf Human-Fungi Relationships Design for CollaborativeSurvival:AnInquiryinto CHAIR: DAVERANDALL Eric Corbett,ChristopherA.LeDantec Municipal Government Disentangling thePracticesof The ProblemofCommunityEngagement: Patrick Olivier Vasillis Vlachokyriakos,ClaraCrivellaro,PeteWright, Strategies andTacticsinDesigningSocialInnovation Infrastructuring theSolidarityEconomy:Unpacking Eric Corbett,ChristopherA.LeDantec Going theDistance:TrustWorkforCitizenParticipation Nick Taylor,LoraineClarke,MartinSkelly,SaraNevay Physical CivicTechnologies Strategies forEngagingCommunitiesinCreating CHAIR: EMILYSUN Foad Hamidi,MorganKlausScheuerman,StacyM.Branham Recognition Systems The SocialImplicationsofAutomaticGender Gender Recognitionor Reductionism? Tawanna R.Dillahunt Vaishnav Kameswaran,LindseyCameron, in Real-timeRidesharingServices Support forSocialandCulturalCapitalDevelopment Dominique Machuletz,StefanLaube,RainerBöhme Webcam CoveringasPlannedBehavior Zhicong Lu,HaijunXia,SeongkookHeo,DanielWigdor

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Coffee Break 15:20 – 16:00 Exhibit Hall/220BC TUESDAY 14:00 – 15:20 – 14:00 TUESDAY Exhibit Hall/220BC Exhibit Hall/220BC Exhibit Hall/220BC Exhibit Hall/220BC Exhibit Hall/220BC Mark Vangel, Clare Tempany, Rainer Malaka, Junichi Tokuda Mark Vangel, Clare Tempany, Makayla Lewis, Miriam Sturdee, Nicolai Marquardt Dana McKay, George Buchanan Lex Fridman Helen Pilcher Stephanie Foehrenbach, Fabian Scheiwiller CHAIR: CHRISTINA CHUNG CHAIR: CHRISTINA Augmented Reality Stereoscopic CatAR: A Novel with Dexterous Training System Cataract Surgery Tracking Technology Instruments Chang, Wan-ling Yang, Yu-Kai Chiu, Yu-Hsuan Huang, Hao-Yu Tsai, Ming Ouhyoung Tzu-Chieh Yu, Pei-Hsuan A Custom Display for Optimized Insert Needle Here! Biopsy Needle Placement Marc Herrlich, Tanja Döring, Anke V. Reinschluessel, to Facilitate Telemedicine Stitching Infrastructures for Low-Resource Environments Kumar Rajesh Chandwani, Neha Management and Lost in Migration: Information Community Community Building in an Online Health Drashko Nakikj, Lena Mamykina Don’t Forget To Be The Way You Are: How to Create Don’t Forget To Be The Way You Are: Identity a Meaningful and Sustainable Research Human Deep Learning for Understanding the Communicating with the Public and Press Visual Design 4 Non-Designers: Learn Basics the Hands-on Way Applied Sketching in HCI: Hands-on Course of Applied Sketching in HCI: Hands-on Course Sketching Techniques

Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 522AB Course (C13): Don't Forget To Be The Way You Are (1/2) You The Way Be To Forget 522AB Course (C13): Don't (2/3) 524A Course (C12): Understanding the Human 524B Course (C06): (1/2) 3 Press Public & the with the Communicating 524C Course (C14): Visual Design 4 Non-Designers (1/2) 519AB Papers: Assistive Medicine Assistive 519AB Papers: in HCI (3/3) 521ABC Course (C08): Applied Sketching

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(VR Lounge) Emilee Rader, Kelley Cotter, Janghee Cho Mediating Conflicts in Minecraft: Empowering Learning in Online Multiplayer Games Petr Slovák, Katie Salen, Stephanie Ta, Geraldine Fitzpatrick Scaling Classroom IT Skill Tutoring: A Case Study Scaling Classroom IT Skill Tutoring: A from India Meghna Joshi, Tanmay Joshi, Nimmi Rangaswamy Explanations as Mechanisms for Supporting Algorithmic Transparency CHAIR: CONOR LINEHAN Design (DSD) Customizing Developmentally Situated Cards: Informing Designers about Preschoolers’ Spatial Learning Gökçe Elif Baykal, Tilbe Göksun, Asim Evren Yantaç Justin Matejka, Michael Glueck, Erin Bradner, Ali B. Hashemi, Justin Matejka, Michael Fitzmaurice Tovi Grossman, George of Measurements Using Improving Comprehension Strategies Concrete Re-expression Lauren Speers, Jessica Hullman, Yea-Seul Kim, Francis Nguyen, Maneesh Agrawala Better Deciding through Discretizing: Uncertainty Better Deciding through Transit Decision-Making Displays to Improve Walls, Sean Munson, Michael Fernandes, Logan Kay Jessica Hullman, Matthew and Visualization of Dream Lens: Exploration Design Datasets Large-Scale Generative CHAIR: YUAN-CHI TSENG CHAIR: YUAN-CHI Analogies in Perspective: Generating To Put That Understand Numbers Easier to that Make Daniel G. Goldstein Riederer, Jake M. Hofman, Christopher

ScienceJam Lightning Talks Student Research Posters Student Design Posters Art Exhibitions Late-Breaking Work Posters Rotation 1 518C Papers: Learning 1 518C Papers: 518AB Papers: Understanding Through Visualization 1 Visualization Through Understanding 518AB Papers: CHI 2018 TUESDAY 46 TUESDAY 16:00–17:20 514B Papers: Digital Civics, Public Services 514BPapers: DigitalCivics,PublicServices 514ASIG:GamesandPlaySIG 513ABPapers: Systems in ICT4D | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems Developer Communities Games andPlaySIG:EngagingSmall Michael WarrenSkirpan,JacquelineCameron,TomYeh Technology Ethics Theater toEducateandEngagethePublicin More ThanaShow:UsingPersonalizedImmersive Earnest Wheeler,TawannaR.Dillahunt Job Seeker Navigating theJobSearchasaLow-Resourced Raghu Lingam,MadelineBalaam Alex Bowyer,KyleMontague,StuartWheater,RuthMcGovern, Storage, SharingandHandlingofFamilyCivicData Understanding theFamilyPerspectiveon Andy Dow,RobComber,JohnVines Services Directory Lessons LearnedfromtheDesignofaPublic Between GrassrootsandtheHierarchy: CHAIR: LYNNDOMBROWSKI Zachary O.Toups,KatherineIsbister Lennart E.Nacke,PejmanMirza-Babaei,KattaSpiel, Pratap KalenahalliSudarshan,KentaroToyama Divy Thakkar,NithyaSambasivan,PurvaKulkarni, Computing andHCIinIndia The UnexpectedEntryandExodusofWomenin Julianne Romanosky,MarshiniChetty Zero-Rated FreeBasicsPlatforminSouthAfrica Understanding theUseandImpactof Jennifer Webster,RichardJ.Anderson Brian Dillon,AdalbertusKamanzi,EdithaKokushubira, Galen Weld,TrevorPerrier,JennyAker,JoshuaE.Blumenstock, Phones inRuralTanzania eKichabi: InformationAccessthroughBasicMobile Awais Athar,UmarSaif,RoniRosenfeld Agha AliRaza,BilalSaleem,ShanRandhawa,ZainTariq, Under-Connected Populations Baang: AViralSpeech-basedSocialPlatformfor CHAIR: SUSANWYCHE

515ABC Papers: Smartphone Use 515ABCPapers: Smartphone 514CPapers: Touch andHaptics 516ABPapers: Gender

Kotaro Funakoshi,MikioNakano Takanori Komatsu,KazukiKobayashi,SeijiYamada, Smartphone Vibration System’s ConfidenceLeveltoUsersbyMeansof Vibrational ArtificialSubtleExpressions:Conveying Parastoo Abtahi,SeanFollmer Performance ofShapeDisplays Visuo-Haptic IllusionsforImprovingthePerceived Calton Pu,YanTang,ZhilingLuo Junxiang Wang,JianweiYin,ShuiguangDeng,YingLi, Mobile Reading Designs viaMiningTouchInteractionDatain Evaluating UserSatisfactionwithTypography Kasper Hornbæk Joanna Bergstrom-Lehtovirta,DavidCoyle,JarrodKnibbe, Keyboard, andOn-skinInteraction I ReallyDidThat:SenseofAgencywithTouchpad, CHAIR: TENGHAN Sanorita Dey,Karrie Karahalios,Wai-TatFu Campaigns in Shaping Opinions Effects ofSociallyStigmatized Crowdfunding Matthew Carrasco,AndruidKerne on SocialMedia Queer Visibility:Supporting LGBT+ SelectiveVisibility Katie Quehl Samantha Jaroszewski,DanielleLottridge,OliverL.Haimson, in OnlineCommunities Research PracticewithNon-binaryGenderVariation “Genderfluid” or“Attackhelicopter”:ResponsibleHCI Jeff Hancock Danaë Metaxa-Kakavouli,KellyWang,JamesA.Landay, Bias inWebInterfaces Gender-Inclusive Design:SenseofBelongingand CHAIR: MICHAELMULLER Shashank Ahire,MattJones Simon Robinson,JenniferPearson,ThomasReitmaier, Interaction ArchitecturesWithEmergentUsers Make YourselfatPhone:ReimaginingMobile Sven Mayer,LarsLischke,PawełW.Woźniak,NielsHenze A Mixed-MethodApproach Evaluating theDisruptiveness of Mobile Interactions: Andreas Bulling Mohamed Khamis,AnitaBaier,NielsHenze,FlorianAlt, Cameras ofSmartphonesusedintheWild Understanding Face and Eye Visibility in Front-Facing Ghassan F.Bati,VivekK.Singh Individual TrustPropensity “Trust Us”:MobilePhoneUsePatternsCanPredict CHAIR: MATTHEWLOUISMAURIELLO CHI 2018

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TUESDAY 16:00 – 17:20 – 16:00 TUESDAY Supporting Workplace Detachment and Reattachment with Conversational Intelligence Alex C. Williams, Harmanpreet Kaur, Gloria Mark, Anne Loomis Thompson, Shamsi T. Iqbal, Jaime Teevan A Bot is Not a Polyglot: Designing Personalities for Multi-Lingual Conversational Agents Andreea Danielescu, Gwen Christian Designing the Audience Journey through Designing the Audience Journey through Repeated Experiences Steve Benford, Chris Greenhalgh, Adrian Hazzard, Weigl, Alan Chamberlain, Maria Kallionpää, David M. Triad How Far Is Up? Bringing the Counterpointed Technique to Digital Storybook Apps Betty Sargeant, Florian 'Floyd' Mueller Reinterpreting Schlemmer’s Triadic Ballet: Interactive Costume for Unthinkable Movements Honauer, Pavel Karpashevich, Eva Hornecker, Michaela Pedro Sanches with Drawing Practices Manual Extending Artist-Centric Programming Tools Resnick Jennifer Jacobs, Joel Brandt, Radomir Mech, Mitchel CHAIR: ANDRÉS LUCERO Convey: Exploring the Use of a Context View for Chatbots Mohit Jain, Ramachandra Kota, Pratyush Kumar, Chatbots, and AI Race: Identity, Let’s Talk About Ari Schlesinger, Kenton P. O'Hara, Alex S. Taylor CHAIR: HERNISA KACORRI CHAIR: HERNISA Environment Improving Programming CodeTalk: Developers for Visually Impaired Accessibility Suresh Iyengar, Priyan Vaithilingam, Venkatesh Potluri, Gopal Srinivasa Y. Vidhya, Manohar Swaminathan, of Visual Content for Screen Rich Representations Reader Users Jazette Johnson, Cynthia L. Bennett, Meredith Ringel Morris, Edward Cutrell with Intellectual and Assisting Students in Inclusive Education Developmental Disabilities with Smartwatches Motti Hui Zheng, Vivian Genaro Space of Neurofeedback Opening up the Design Brain-Computer Interfaces for Children Alissa N. Antle, Leslie Chesick, Elgin-Skye McLaren CHAIR: HARPREET SAREEN Kevin R. Page, Mengdie Lin Shwetak N. Patel Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada |

517C Papers: Chatbots 517C Papers: 517A Papers: Designing for Disability Designing 517A Papers: Art 517B Papers: and Design

Supporting Password Decisions with Data Blase Ur SIGCHI Outstanding Dissertation Award Talk – Interacting with Personal Fabrication Devices Stefanie Mueller Steven K. Feiner SIGCHI Outstanding Dissertation Award Talk – Kristen Vaccaro, Tanvi Agarwalla, Sunaya Shivakumar, Kristen Vaccaro, Tanvi Agarwalla, Sunaya Shivakumar, Ranjitha Kumar Electro Double-sided Printed Tactile Display with Assessment Stimuli and Electrostatic Forces and its Kunihiro Kato, Hiroki Ishizuka, Hiroyuki Kajimoto, Homei Miyashita A Schnittmuster for Crafting Wright, Janis Lena Meissner, Angelika Strohmayer, Peter Geraldine Fitzpatrick Designing the Future of Personal Fashion Yagiz Aksoy, Wojciech Matusik, Mohamed Elgharib Yagiz Aksoy, Wojciech CHAIR: HUAISHU PENG Structures Digital Konditorei: Programmable Taste using a Modular Mold Amit Zoran, Dror Cohen Context-Sensitive Toolkits Alexandre Kaspar, Genevieve Patterson, Changil Kim, Alexandre Kaspar, Genevieve Videos and Leveraging Community-Generated Command Logs to Classify and Recommend Software Workflows Xu Wang, Benjamin Lafreniere, Tovi Grossman Hit-or-Wait: Coordinating Opportunistic Low-effort Hit-or-Wait: Coordinating Global Outcomes in Contributions to Achieve On-the-go Crowdsourcing Gergle, Haoqi Zhang Yongsung Kim, Darren Crowd-Guided Ensembles: Crowd Workers How Can We Choreograph for Video Segmentation? CHAIR: JACOB THEBAULT-SPIEKER CHAIR: JACOB Design and Evaluation Crowdsourced CrowdLayout: Network Visualizations of Biological Kurt Luther Lee Lisle, T. M. Murali, Divit P. Singh, SIGCHI Lifetime Research Award Talk – Seeing Past Looking Forward 516E SIGCHI AwardsDissertations Outstanding & 2: Research Lifetime 516D Papers: Fabrication & Embedding 1 Fabrication 516D Papers: 516C Papers: Crowd(sourcing) Crowd(sourcing) 516C Papers: CHI 2018 TUESDAY 48 TUESDAY 16:00–17:20 518ABPapers: VisualizationBeyondtheDesktop &VisualPrivacy 517DPapers: MethodsforExploration | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems

Eric D.Ragan,Hye-ChungKum,GurudevIlangovan,HanWang Interactive RecordLinkagewithVisualMasking Balancing PrivacyandInformationDisclosurein David J.Crandall,RobertoHoyle,ApuKapadia Rakibul Hasan,EmanHassan,YifangLi,KellyCaine, Photos toEnhancePrivacy Viewer ExperienceofObscuringSceneElementsin Johannes Fuchs,HaraldReiterer Simon Butscher,SebastianHubenschmid,JensMüller, Analysis ofMultidimensionalData Technologies CanFacilitatetheCollaborative Clusters, Trends,andOutliers:HowImmersive Raimund Dachselt Tom Horak,SriramKarthikBadam,NiklasElmqvist, Visual DataExploration Smartwatches withaLargeVerticalDisplayfor When DavidMeetsGoliath:Combining CHAIR: KHAIRIREDA Haewoon Kwak,BernardJ.Jansen Joni O.Salminen,LeneNielsen,Soon-GyoJung,JisunAn, Perception ofPersonaProfiles “Is MoreBetter?”:ImpactofMultiplePhotoson Megh Marathe,KentaroToyama A User-CenteredInquiryandInitialPrototypes Semi-Automated Codingfor Qualitative Research: Andreas Riener,Butz Ingrid Pettersson,FlorianLachner,Anna-KatharinaFrison, Experience Evaluation Application andTriangulationinUser A BermudaTriangle?-ReviewofMethod Obead Alhadreti,PamMayhew Think-Aloud Protocols Rethinking ThinkingAloud:AComparisonofThree CHAIR: AUDREYGIROUARD

519ABPapers: Exploration Through ModellingandVisualization 518CPapers: The Things oftheInternet Things 524ACourse(C12):UnderstandingtheHuman(3/3) 522ABCourse(C13):Don't Forget To Be The Way You Are(2/2) 520Panel: ManagingDeviant Behavior inOnlineCommunitiesIII Deep LearningforUnderstandingtheHuman a MeaningfulandSustainableResearchIdentity Don’t ForgetToBeTheWayYouAre:HowtoCreate Communities III Managing DeviantBehaviorinOnline Visualizations fromtheWeb Beagle: AutomatedExtractionandInterpretationof CHAIR: CLEMENSN.KLOKMOSE Ella Tallyn,HectorFried,RoryGianni,AmyIsard,ChrisSpeed Age ofIoT The Ethnobot:GatheringEthnographiesinthe Yaliang Chuang,Lin-LinChen,YogaLiu Communication Design VocabularyforHuman–IoTSystems Hadi Mehrpouya,ShauneOosthuizen,ChrisSpeed Bettina Nissen,LarissaPschetz,DaveMurray-Rust, Design withSmartContracts GeoCoin: SupportingIdeationandCollaborative Jessica L.Oliver,MinZhenChai,AlohaMayHufanaAmbe Alessandro Soro,MargotBrereton,TsheringDema, Birds andEngagewithNature The AmbientBirdhouse:AnIoTDevicetoDiscover CHAIR: MARTACECCHINATO Lex Fridman Dana McKay,GeorgeBuchanan Casey Fiesler,EricE.Gilbert,SarahA.J.NathanMatias Amy S.Bruckman,JenniferE.Below,LucasDixon, Giuseppe Desolda,CarmeloArdito,MaristellaMatera and Domain-SpecificTools Environments: Model,CompositionParadigms, Empowering EndUserstoCustomizetheirSmart Ahmed Kharrufa,ThomasPloetz,PatrickOlivier Multi-touch Surfaces.ASurveyandMeta-analysis A UnifiedModelforUserIdentificationon Marco Cavallo,CagatayDemiralp Reduction BasedDataExploration A VisualInteractionFrameworkforDimensionality Dana Mukusheva,RemcoChang,MichaelStonebraker Leilani Battle,PeitongDuan,ZacheryMiranda,

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Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 517D Choir! Choir! Choir! Job Fair & Recruiting Boards

Tuesday Afternoon Plenary 17:30 – 18:30 Daveed and Nobu, 18:00 – 19:30 Stephanie Foehrenbach, Fabian Scheiwiller Stephanie Foehrenbach, Helen Pilcher Communicating with the Public and Press with the Public Communicating Learn Basics the Visual Design 4 Non-Designers: Hands-on Way 524C Course (C14): Visual Design 4 Non-Designers (2/2) (C14): Visual Design 524C Course 524B Course (C06): 3 (2/2) Press Public & the with the Communicating CHI 2018 WEDNESDAY 50 WEDNESDAY 09:00–10:20 514B alt.chi: Scary, Sporty, Ginger, 514Balt.chi:Scary,Sporty, andPosh 514ASIG:MakingMapsAccessible 513ABPapers: VR/AR/Telepresence 1 514CSIG:SketCHI | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems Accessibility inMaps SIG: MakingMapsAccessibleandPutting Sketching inHCI SketCHI: Hands-OnSpecialInterestGroupon Thuong Hoang Makayla Lewis,MiriamSturdee,NicolaiMarquardt, Cameron Shackell,LaurianneSitbon Recognition andProtectionofCognitiveRights Cognitive ExternalitiesandHCI:Towardsthe Ulrik Lyngs,ReubenBinns,MaxG.VanKleek,NigelShadbolt Really Want!” “So, TellMeWhatUsersWant,TheyReally, Sabine Harrer,MiguelSicart,JessicaHammer Katta Spiel,FaresKayali,LouiseHorvath,MichaelPenkler, Ontology ofFitnessTrackers Fitter, Happier,MoreProductive?TheNormative Kieran Browne,BenSwift Artificial intelligence The OtherSide:AlgorithmasRitualin CHAIR: VANESSATHOMAS Steve Landau Benjamin Tannert,AnatCaspi,JohannesSchöning, Anke M.Brock,JonE.Froehlich,JoãoGuerreiro, Guiming Chen,KarthikRamani Ke Huo,YuanzhiCao,SangHoYoon,ZhuangyingXu, Augmented RealityScenes Scenariot: SpatiallyMappingSmartThingswithin Michael Nebeling,JanetAoYu,RobRumble Mobile AugmentedRealityApplications ProtoAR: RapidPhysical-DigitalPrototypingof Thomas Ball Annie Kelly,R.BenjaminShapiro,JonathandeHalleux, Tangible Interfaces ARcadia: ARapidPrototypingPlatformforReal-time Daniel Gotsch,XujingZhang,TimothyMerritt,RoelVertegaal Human Telepresence Teleconferencing SystemforLife-size3D TeleHuman2: ACylindricalLightField CHAIR: NIELSHENZE

516ABPapers: Health&Stigma 515ABCPapers: DifferentRealities:EngagingtheSenses 516CPapers: InclusionandInfluence

CHAIR: LENAMAMYKINA Brian A.Smith,ShreeK.Nayar Accessible toPeopleWhoAreBlind The RAD:MakingRacingGamesEquivalently Perttu Hämäläinen Shaghayegh Roohi,JariTakatalo,ChristianGuckelsberger, Game Testing Review ofIntrinsicMotivationinSimulation-based Lennart E.Nacke Katja Rogers,GiovanniRibeiro,RinaR.Wehbe,MichaelWeber, Experiences inVirtualReality Effects ofGameAudioPerceptiononPlayer Vanishing Importance:StudyingImmersive Lora Oehlberg,AlexMitchell Kody R.Dillman,TerranceTinHoiMok,AnthonyTang, Game EnvironmentsforAugmentedReality A VisualInteractionCueFrameworkfromVideo CHAIR: MAXV.BIRK Austin L.Toombs Colin M.Gray,Yubo Kou,BryanBattles,JosephHoggatt, The Dark(Patterns)SideofUX Design Emeline Brulé,GillesBailly Visual Impairments The CaseofGeo-techologies forChildrenwith Taking intoAccountSensory Knowledge: Hanna Schneider,MalinEiband,DanielUllrich,AndreasButz Empowerment inHCI-ASurveyandFramework Shaun Lawson Cally Gatehouse,MatthewWood,JoBriggs,JamesPickles, Crime Reporting Young People’sAmbivalenceTowardsHate Troubling Vulnerability:DesigningwithLGBT CHAIR: ALEXA.AHMED Wanda Pratt Maher Khelifi,JordanEschler,RashmiG.Elera,AriH.Pollack, Sonali R.Mishra,AndrewD.Miller,ShefaliHaldar, Hospital: Patients’Perspectives Supporting CollaborativeHealthTrackinginthe Alan YushengWu,CosminMunteanu Interfaces forSensor-basedFallRiskAssessment Understanding OlderUsers’AcceptanceofWearable Julia C.Dunbar,JordanBeck,KatieA.Siek,PatrickShih Juan F.Maestre,HaleyMacLeod,CiabhanL.Connelly, with StigmatizedGroups Asynchronous RemoteCommunities(ARC)Research Defining ThroughExpansion:Conducting Jordan Eschler,ArpitaBhattacharya,WandaPratt Cancer SurvivorTattoosasCopingRitual Designing aReclamationofBodyandHealth:

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WEDNESDAY 9:00 – 10:20 9:00 WEDNESDAY Jessica L. Feuston, Siân E. Lindley Co-constructing Family Memory: Understanding the Intergenerational Practices of Passing on Jasmine Jones, Mark S. Ackerman Minimalism: Tendencies in Digital Hoarding and Data Preservation Francesco Vitale, Izabelle Janzen, Joanna McGrenere CHAIR: JACKI O'NEILL Text in Talk: Lightweight Messages in Co-Present Interaction Barry Brown, Kenton P. O'Hara, Moira McGregor, Donald McMillan Work Microblog Analysis as a Programme of Maria Liakata, Peter Tolmie, Rob N. Procter, Mark Rouncefield, Arkaitz Zubiaga Accountability Work: Examining the Values, Facilitate Technologies and Work Practices that Transparency in Charities S. Kirk, Matthew Marshall, John Vines, Pete Wright, David Toby Lowe, Rob Wilson Life in Everyday Voice Interfaces Martin Porcheron, Joel E. Fischer, Stuart Reeves, Sarah Sharples CHAIR: NEDIYANA DASKALOVA [Un]breaking News: Design Opportunities for Enhancing Collaboration in Scientific Media Production C. Estelle Smith, Xinyi Wang, Raghav Pavan Karumur, Haiyi Zhu How Social Dynamics and the Context of Digital Content Impact Workplace Remix Family Stories CHAIR: SHEENA ERETE CHAIR: SHEENA into Gendered Design Inquiry Core Memory: Making Craftwork Engineering and Legacies of Brock R. Craft, Samantha Shorey, Daniela K. Rosner, Helen Remick Analysis to Textual Data Applying Computational Perspective from the Wild: A Feminist Madeline Balaam, Emma Simpson, Shauna Julia Concannon, Rob Comber a Patriarchal Society: Design Within Guimbretière, Phoebe Sengers, Sharifa Sultana, François Nicola Dell in Social Influences on Executive Functioning Autism: Design of a Mobile Gaming Platform Amy Yeojin Ahn,Beibin Li, Adham Atyabi, Minah Kim, Erin Barney, Opportunities and Challenges in Designing Opportunities and Tanya St. John,Yawen Luo, Madeline Aubertine, Sarah Corrigan, Shic Quan Wang, Marilena Mademtzi, Mary Best, Frederick for Rural Women in Bangladesh for Rural Women in Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada |

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Hugo Nicolau Exploring Accessible Smartwatch Interactions for People with Upper Body Motor Impairments Meethu Malu, Pramod Chundury, Leah Findlater Hybrid-Brailler: Combining Physical and Gestural Interaction for Mobile Braille Input and Editing Daniel Trindade, André Rodrigues, Tiago Guerreiro, Rushil Khurana, Duncan McIsaac, Elliot Lockerman, Comparing Computer-Based Drawing Methods for Blind People with Real-Time Tactile Feedback Jens Bornschein, Denise Bornschein, Gerhard Weber Vit Rusnak, Caroline Appert, Olivier Chapuis, Vit Rusnak, Caroline Appert, Olivier Chapuis, Emmanuel Pietriga CHAIR: ANHONG GUO Nonvisual Interaction Techniques at the Keyboard Surface Jennifer Mankoff Storyboard-Based Empirical Modeling of Touch Storyboard-Based Empirical Modeling Interface Performance Gutwin Alix Goguey, Géry Casiez, Andy Cockburn, Carl Multi-scale Designing Coherent Gesture Sets for Navigation on Tabletops Scott E. Hudson, Jill Fain Lehman, Alanson P. Sample Scott E. Hudson, Jill Fain CHAIR: JINGJIE ZHENG Keystrokes Observations on Typing from 136 Million Vivek Dhakal, Anna Maria Feit, Per Ola Kristensson, Antti Oulasvirta Typing on an Invisible Keyboard Zhai Suwen Zhu, Tianyao Luo, Xiaojun Bi, Shumin Phonemic Communication Lau, Freddy Abnousi Siyan Zhao, Ali Israr, Frances Transmission by 2D Stationary Tactile Information Phantom Sensations Choi Gunhyuk Park, Seungmoon Force Jacket: Pneumatically-Actuated Jacket for Force Jacket: Pneumatically-Actuated Embodied Haptic Experiences Nakagaki, Roberta L. Klatzky, Alexandra Delazio, Ken for Coding Tactile Symbols CHAIR: OLIVER S. SCHNEIDER CHAIR: OLIVER with Vibrations”: Trains to “Coloring From Pulse Haptic Textures for Mid-Air Motion Mappings Kasper Hornbæk Sebastian Boring, Paul Strohmeier,

517A Papers: Accessible Interaction Techniques Accessible Interaction 517A Papers: 516E Papers: Typing & Touch 1 Touch Typing & 516E Papers: 516D Papers: Tactile Tactile 516D Papers: CHI 2018 WEDNESDAY 52 WEDNESDAY 9:00–10:20 518CPapers: Crowdsourcing andCrowdwork 518ABPapers: Children, Well-Being,andPlay | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems Late-Breaking WorkPosters Rotation2 Art Exhibitions

Sharon Zhou,MelissaValentine,MichaelS.Bernstein Effective TeamStructures Constrained Multi-ArmedBanditsforIdentifying In SearchoftheDreamTeam:Temporally Krzysztof Gajos,AudeOliva,FredoDurand,HanspeterPfister Nam WookKim,ZoyaBylinskii,MichelleA.Borkin, Importance MapsandTrackingVisualAttention BubbleView: AnInterfaceforCrowdsourcingImage Patrick Siehndel,StefanDietze Ujwal Gadiraju,BesnikFetahu,RicardoKawase, Crowdsourcing Microtasks Competence-based Pre-Selectionin Using WorkerSelf-Assessmentsfor Heinz Schmitz,IoannaLykourentzou Macrotasks inExpertCrowdsourcing Online SequencingofNon-Decomposable CHAIR: JORGEGONCALVES Susanne C.J.Boll Swamy Ananthanarayan,ThomasOlsson,WilkoHeuten, Torben Wallbaum,AndriiMatviienko, Tangible StorytellingSystems Grandparents andGrandchildrenthrough Supporting Communicationbetween Alexis Hiniker,BongshinLee,JulieA.Kientz,JennyS.Radesky Preschoolers andParents Let’s Play!DigitalandAnalogPlaybetween John Kim Seokwoo Song,JuhoKim,BumsooKang,WonjeongPark, Tracking System BebeCode: CollaborativeChildDevelopment Peter Weinstock Sooyeon Jeong,CynthiaBreazeal,DeirdreLogan, Young PediatricInpatients Promoting Socio-emotionalInteractionsfor Huggable: TheImpactofEmbodimenton CHAIR: TAWFIQAMMARI (VR Lounge)

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520Panel: IntersectionalityasaLens 519ABPapers: UserInnovation inMarginalizedCommunities 524B Course (C06): Communicating withthe Public&the Press 4(1/2) (C06): Course 524B Empirical Research Methods for HCI (1/2) (C17): Course 524A 522ABCourse(C16):Make This! (1/2) 521ABCCourse(C15):From Tool to Partner

Exhibit Hall/220BC Exhibit Hall/220BC Inclusivity withinSIGCHI Intersectionality asaLenstoPromoteEquityand Communicating withthePublicandPress Human-Computer Interaction Empirical ResearchMethodsfor Using Arduino Make This!IntroductiontoElectronicsPrototyping Human-Computer Interaction From TooltoPartner:TheEvolutionof Rini Ahirwar,BhaktiBhikne,NimishMaravi,MattJones Simon Robinson,JenniferPearson,ShashankAhire, Private SmartSpeakersandPublicSlumSettings Revisiting “HoleintheWall”Computing: Aksel Biørn-Hansen,MariaHåkansson Community Organizations Building Momentum:ScalingupChangein Danilo Giglitto,ShaimaaLazem,AnnePreston Interaction Twist” Heritage Experience,withaHuman-Computer In theEyeofStudent:“AnIntangibleCultural Daniel Mwesigwa,MichelleKasprzak Gemma F.Rodrigues, Mukundane, Jude Chris Csikszentmihalyi, Technology InnovationinSub-SaharanAfrica The SpaceofPossibilities:PoliticalEconomies CHAIR: REEMTALHOUK Helen Pilcher Scott I.MacKenzie,StevenJ.Castellucci David Sirkin,NikolasMartelaro,WendyJu Jonathan Grudin Cliff Lampe,MichaelMuller,AniciaN.Peters Sarah Clinch,SusanM.Dray,GeraldineFitzpatrick, Pamela J.Wisniewski,NehaKumar,ChristineBassem, Exhibit Hall/220BC 10:20 –11:00

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WEDNESDAY 11:00 – 12:20 11:00 WEDNESDAY Self-Folding Materials and Interfaces Route Guidance in the Real World Route Guidance Grafter: Remixing 3D-Printed Machines Thijs Jan Roumen, Willi Müller, Patrick Baudisch of Thermorph: Democratizing 4D Printing Byoungkwon An, Ye Tao, Jianzhe Gu, Tingyu Cheng, Xiang 'Anthony' Chen, Xiaoxiao Zhang, Wei Zhao, Wu, Youngwook Do, Shigeo Takahashi, Hsiang-Yun Teng Zhang, Lining Yao Metamaterial Textures Alexandra Ion, Robert Kovacs, Oliver S. Schneider, Pedro Lopes, Patrick Baudisch CHAIR: HELENA MENTIS Weaving Lighthouses and Stitching Stories: Blind and Visually Impaired People Designing E-textiles Emilie Giles, Janet van der Linden, Marian Petre SteeringWheel: A Locality-Preserving Magnification Interface for Low Vision Web Browsing Syed Masum Billah, Vikas Ashok, Donald E. Porter, I.V. Ramakrishnan Understanding the Needs of Searchers with Dyslexia Meredith Ringel Morris, Adam Fourney, Abdullah Ali, Laura Vonessen CHAIR: LEWIS CHUANG CHAIR: LEWIS Systems for Motorcyclists: Navigation for Wearable Tactile Feedback Exploring Bastian Pfleging, Francisco Kiss, Robin Boldt, Stefan Schneegass vs. Concrete Feedback The Impact of Abstract – Insights from a Large Design on Behavior Wortmann, Benjamin Ryder, André Dahlinger, Felix Understanding Stress on Too Close and Crowded: based on Proxemics Mobile Instant Messengers Youn-kyung Lim In-geon Shin, Jin-min Seok, CHAIR: ISABEL P. S. QAMAR for E-textiles Sketch&Stitch: Interactive Embroidery Nur Al-huda Hamdan, Simon Voelker, Jan Borchers Eco-Driving Field Experiment Bernhard Gahr Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 516D Papers: Accessible Making and Finding 516D Papers: 516AB Papers: Roads and Crowds and Crowds Roads 516AB Papers: Fabrication & Crafting 516C Papers:

Inferring Loop Invariants through Gamification Dimitar Bounov, Anthony DeRossi, Massimiliano Menarini, William G. Griswold, Sorin Lerner Personalizing Persuasive Strategies in Gameful Systems to Gamification User Types Rita Orji, Gustavo F. Tondello, Lennart E. Nacke Informatics Systems Amon Rapp for a Causal Relationship Between Empirical Support Gamification and Learning Outcomes Paul Denny, Fiona McDonald, Ruth Empson, Philip Kelly, Andrew Petersen Katherine Isbister, Elena Márquez Segura, Edward F. Melcer CHAIR: PAWEŁ W. WOŹNIAK Gamification for Self-Tracking: From World of Warcraft to the Design of Personal Scott Bateman, Carl Gutwin, Anthony Tang, Zachary Toups, Scott Bateman, Carl Gutwin, Anthony Tang, Zachary Jessica Hammer Apply to Watch Me Play: Does Social Facilitation Digital Games? Katharina Emmerich, Maic Masuch Toward Social Affordances at Play: Game Design Socio-Technical Innovation Jason Wuertz, Sultan A. Alharthi, William A. Hamilton, Jason Wuertz, Sultan A. Alharthi, William A. Hamilton, toLooks Can Be Deceiving: Using Gaze Visualisation Gameplay Predict and Mislead Opponents in Strategic Frank Vetere Joshua Newn, Fraser Allison, Eduardo Velloso, Oliver Bates, Vanessa Thomas, Christian Remy, Lisa P. Nathan, Oliver Bates, Vanessa Thomas, Christian Remy, Samuel Mann, Adrian Friday CHAIR: MELISSA J. ROGERSON in A Design Framework for Awareness Cues Distributed Multiplayer Games Extracting Regular FOV Shots from 360 Event Footage Extracting Regular FOV Ersin Yumer, David Salesin, Wilmot Li Anh Truong, Sara Chen, BioFidget: Biofeedback for Respiration Training BioFidget: Biofeedback Fidget Spinner Using an Augmented Mengru Xue, Jun Hu, Loe M. G. Feijs Rong-Hao Liang, Bin Yu, Space and Time in Remixed Reality: Manipulating Augmented Reality D. Wilson David Lindlbauer, Andy CHAIR: JOHANNES SCHÖNING CHAIR: JOHANNES for Navigation Cues In-Situ Quadcopter-Projected Location Awareness Improved Katrin Wolf, Markus Funk Steffen Maurer, Pascal Knierim, The Future of HCI and Sustainability: Championing The Future of HCI and Sustainability: Environmental and Social Justice

515ABC Papers: Gamification, Personalization, Tracking Tracking Gamification, Personalization, 515ABC Papers: 514C Papers: Interpersonal Awareness in Gameplay Interpersonal Awareness 514C Papers: 514A SIG: The Future of HCI and Sustainability The Future 514A SIG: 513AB Papers: VR/AR/Telepresence 2 VR/AR/Telepresence 513AB Papers: CHI 2018 WEDNESDAY 54 WEDNESDAY 11:00–12:20 517APapers: DoingDesignResearch 516EPapers: Families, Relationships&Emotions 517BPapers: AccessibleandInclusiveEducation | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems Lauren R.Milne, Richard E.Ladner Programming for ChildrenwithVisualImpairments Blocks4All: OvercomingAccessibility BarrierstoBlocks Oussama Metatla,ClareCullen Technology withChildren MixedVisualAbilities DesigningInclusive theAssistance Bubble”: “Bursting Grazia Ragone,NicolaiMarquardt Zuzanna Lechelt,YvonneRogers,NicolaYuill,LenaNagl, Designing forAll Inclusive ComputinginSpecialNeedsClassrooms: David Traum,Laura-AnnPetitto Adam Stone,GeoKartheiser,ArcangeloMerla,AriShapiro, Setareh NasihatiGilani,MelissaMalzkuhn,BarbaraManini, Brian Scassellati,JakeBrawer,KatherineTsui, a VirtualHuman Teaching LanguagetoDeafInfantswithaRobotand CHAIR: KOTAROHARA Matthew Dalton,MarkusSchilling,GijsdeBoer Peter-Paul Verbeek,AudreyDesjardins,HenryLin, Sabrina Hauser,RonWakkary,WilliamOdom, Practice ofDesignResearch on theRelationBetweenTheoryandThingsin Deployments oftheTable-Non-Table:AReflection Jordan Beck,HamidR.Ekbia The Theory-PracticeGapasGenerativeMetaphor Mike Vanis,WilliamOdom,DoenjaOogjes,Gaver Andy Boucher,DeanBrown,LilianaOvalle,Sheen, Cultural ProbesStudies TaskCam: DesigningandTestinganOpenToolfor Anita LeeHong,MargotBrereton Jennyfer LawrenceTaylor,AlessandroSoro,PaulRoe, Sense ofaDayintheFieldDesignResearch “Debrief O’Clock”:Planning,Recording,andMaking CHAIR: JAYNEWALLACE Rama Akkiraju Zhe Liu,AnbangXu,YufanGuo,JalalU.Mahmud,Haibin Seemo: AComputationalApproachtoSeeEmotions Vibha Sinha,JieboLuo,RamaAkkiraju Tianran Hu,AnbangXu,ZheLiu,QuanzengYou,YufanGuo, Customer CareonSocialMedia Touch YourHeart:ATone-awareChatbotfor Colin M.Gray,JohnVines,MadelineBalaam Austin L.Toombs,KellieMorrissey,EmmaSimpson, Supporting theComplexSocialLivesofNewParents Tejinder K.Judge,AlissaN.Antle Azadeh Forghani,CarmanNeustaedter,ManhC.Vu, and Grandchildren. Calendar andMessagingSystemforGrandparents G2G: TheDesignandEvaluationofaShared CHAIR: ERICKODUOR

517D Papers: Supporting Creativity 517DPapers: Supporting 517CPapers: Algorithms in(Social)Practice 518ABPapers: SocialIssues

CHAIR: ELIZABETHBUIE Michael Veale,MaxVanKleek,ReubenBinns Sector Decision-Making Algorithmic SupportinHigh-StakesPublic Fairness andAccountabilityDesignNeedsfor Oscar Alvarado,AnnikaWaern Social MediaContexts Towards AlgorithmicExperience:InitialEffortsfor Christian Sandvig,KarrieKarahalios Motahhare Eslami,SnehaR.KrishnaKumaran, Behavioral Advertising Communicating AlgorithmicProcessinOnline Jeffrey Warshaw Allison Woodruff,SarahE.Fox,StevenRousso-Schindler, Algorithmic Fairness A QualitativeExplorationofPerceptions CHAIR: ISAACJOHNSON Franccesca Kazerooni, OliviaD.Wherry,NatalyaN. Bazarova Dominic DiFranzo,SamuelHardman Taylor, in Cyberbullying Upstanding byDesign:Bystander Intervention Le Chen,RuijunMa,AnikoHannak, ChristoWilson Resume SearchEngines Investigating theImpactofGenderonRankin Kaitlin Mahar,AmyX.Zhang,DavidKarger Using FriendsourcedModeration Squadbox: ATooltoCombatEmailHarassment Eric P.S.Baumer of Facebook Socioeconomic InequalitiesintheNon/use CHAIR: MUNMUNDECHOUDHURY Tovi Grossman Nathaniel Hudson,BenjaminLafreniere,ParmitK.Chilana, Design Software Resources SupportChildren’sUseof3D Investigating HowOnlineHelpandLearning Marianela CiolfiFelice,SarahFdiliAlaoui,WendyE.Mackay Choreographic Processes Knotation: ExploringandDocumenting Leena Choi Runyuan (Jason)Chen,ManiaOrand,ShinYoung(Lucia)Choi, Using SoloTravelDomain An EmpiricalExplorationofMindfulnessDesign Mira Dontcheva,ScottKlemmer Tricia J.Ngoon,C.AilieFraser,ArielS.Weingarten, Creative Feedback Interactive GuidanceTechniquesforImproving

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Room 520 WEDNESDAY 11:00 – 12:20 11:00 WEDNESDAY 12:20 – 14:00 12:20 – 14:00 Lunch Break Restaurants, bars & cafés available nearby Restaurants, bars & cafés available ACM SIGCHI & CHI Joint Town Hall Lunch ACM SIGCHI & CHI Joint Town Hall David Sirkin, Nikolas Martelaro, Wendy Ju Nikolas Martelaro, Wendy David Sirkin, J. Castellucci Scott I. MacKenzie, Steven Helen Pilcher Human-Computer Interaction Human-Computer Make This! Introduction to Electronics Prototyping Prototyping Introduction to Electronics Make This! Using Arduino Methods for Empirical Research the Public and Press Communicating with Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 522AB Course (C16): Make This! (2/2) (C16): Make 522AB Course 524A Course (C17):(2/2) HCI for Methods Research Empirical 524B Course (C06): 4 (2/2) Press Public & the with the Communicating

Marsha M. Linehan Role of Quantifying the Changeable Self: The and Self-Tracking in Coming to Terms With Managing Bipolar Disorder Jaime Snyder Mark Matthews, Elizabeth Lindley Murnane, Jessica Schroeder, Chelsey Wilkes, Kael Rowan, Arturo Toledo, Jessica Schroeder, Chelsey Wilkes, Kael Rowan, Ann Paradiso, Mary Czerwinski, Gloria Mark, Among Identification of Imminent Suicide Risk Young Adults using Text Messages Alicia L. Nobles, Jeffrey J. Glenn, Kamran Kowsari, Bethany A. Teachman, Laura E. Barnes Tonja Machulla CHAIR: STEVIE CHANCELLOR Modern Bereavement: A Model for Complicated Grief in the Digital Age Price, Anna N. Baglione, Maxine M. Girard, Meagan James Clawson, Patrick C. Shih Web App To Pocket Skills: A Conversational Mobile Support Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Uncertainty Visualization Influences How Humans Uncertainty Visualization Information Aggregate Discrepant Ken Singer, Albrecht Schmidt, Miriam Greis, Aditi Joshi, Augmenting Code with In Situ Visualizations to Aid Augmenting Code Program Understanding Satyanarayan, Jeffrey Heer Jane Hoffswell, Arvind Search Functionality to The Effects of Adding on the Web Interactive Visualizations M. Peck, Lane Harrison Mi Feng, Cheng Deng, Evan CHAIR: PEJMAN MIRZA-BABAEI CHAIR: PEJMAN Conversational Data Team T-Cal: Understanding Visualization with Calendar-based Haiyi Zhu, Jennifer Marlow Zhao, Hao Fei Cheng, Siwei Fu, Jian 519AB Papers: Coping with Mental Health Challenges Coping with Mental Health Challenges 519AB Papers: 518C Papers: Understanding Through Visualization 2 Visualization Through Understanding 518C Papers: CHI 2018 WEDNESDAY 56 WEDNESDAY 14:00–15:20 515ABCPapers: ExplainingPlayers Approaching Engagement Towards SIG: Human-Engaged Computing 514A 513ABPapers: Programming 1 | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems

Human-Engaged Computing Approaching Engagementtowards Daniel L.Gardner,JoshuaG.Tanenbaum Census ofPerformativePossibilitiesinGames Dynamic Demographics:LessonsfromaLarge-Scale Rafet Sifa,AndersDrachen,MargitPohl Christian Drescher,GuenterWallner,SimoneKriglstein, Twitter andGameplayData What MovesPlayers?VisualDataExplorationof Regan L.Mandryk Susanne Poeller,MaxV.Birk,NicolaBaumann, to PredictandExplainBehaviourinDigitalGames Let MeBeImplicit:UsingMotiveDispositionTheory Andrew Anderson,MargaretBurnett Jonathan Dodge,SeanPenney,ClaudiaHilderbrand, Agent BehaviorsinReal-TimeStrategyGames How theExpertsDoIt:AssessingandExplaining CHAIR: ZACHARYTOUPS Xiangshi Ren Antti Oulasvirta,ChaklamSilpasuwanchai,AnnLight, Effie L-CLaw,TorkilClemmensen,JeffreyBardzell, Kavous SalehzadehNiksirat,SayanSarcar,HuatongSun, Scott D.Fleming,ChristianBird Austin Z.Henley,KıvançMuşlu,MariaChristakis, Code Review Productivity, andReviewQualityinCollaborative CFar: ATooltoIncreaseCommunication, Marti A.Hearst Andrew Head,ElenaL.Glassman,BjoernHartmann, Existing Code Interactive ExtractionofExamplesfrom Pei-Yu (Peggy)Chi,Sen-PoHu,YangLi App Development Doppio: TrackingUIFlowsandCodeChangesfor Miryung Kim Elena L.Glassman,TianyiZhang,BjoernHartmann, Visualizing APIUsageExamplesatScale CHAIR: ROMANRÄDLE

516DPapers: MoodandPhysicalHealth 516ABCaseStudies:Awareness andSensitivity 517BPapers: HapticforVR

in PersuasiveSystemsDesignforPhysicalHealth Persuading toReflect:RoleofReflectionandInsight CHAIR: MARYCZERWINSKI Ariel Liu,VictoriaSchwandaSosik,KhadineSingh Organizational Impact Building Empathy:ScalingUserResearchfor Judith Yaaqoubi,KatharinaReinecke Product Development The UseandUsefulnessofCulturalDimensionsin Johannes Huebner,AlexanderIlic Credit CardTransactions Too SensitivetoShare?WorkingwithConsumers’ Janko Timmermann,WilkoHeuten,SusanneC.J.Boll Torben Wallbaum,MariaRauschenberger, Minimal Communication Exploring SocialAwareness:ADesignCaseStudyin CHAIR: SHIONGUHA Yiwei Zhao,Sean Follmer Complex Boundaries inHapticVirtualReality Continuous 3DRetargetedTouch ofArbitrary, A FunctionalOptimizationBased Approachfor Inrak Choi, Eyal Ofek, Hrvoje Benko, Mike Sinclair, Christian Holz in VirtualReality Controller forGrasping,Touching, andTriggering CLAW: AMultifunctionalHandheld Haptic Mike Sinclair Eric Whitmire,HrvojeBenko,ChristianHolz,EyalOfek, Reality Controller Shape RenderingonaReconfigurableVirtual Haptic Revolver:Touch,Shear,Texture,and Christian Holz,MeredithRingelMorris,MikeSinclair Yuhang Zhao,CynthiaL.Bennett,HrvojeBenko,EdwardCutrell, Auditory CaneSimulation Navigate VirtualRealitywithaHapticand Enabling PeoplewithVisualImpairmentsto CHAIR: JINRYONGKIM Robert A.Martin,SteveWhittaker Victoria Hollis,ArtieKonrad,MattAntoun,Chris Emotional Well-Being Actionable AnalyticsandTargetedReflectionfor What DoesAllThisDataMeanforMyFutureMood? M. EhsanHoque M. IftekharTanveer,SamihaSamrose,RaiyanAbdulBaten, Affect AudiencePerceptioninPublicSpeaking Awe theAudience:HowNarrativeTrajectories Naveen Bagalkot,TomasSokoler Physical Rehabilitation Designing forLivedInformaticsinOut-of-Clinic Kirsi Halttu,HarriOinas-kukkonen

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WEDNESDAY 14:00 – 15:20 14:00 WEDNESDAY Jacob O. Wobbrock Matthew Wood, Andrew Garbett, Kellie Morrissey, Peter Hopkins, Madeline Balaam Drunk User Interfaces: Determining Blood Alcohol Level through Everyday Smartphone Tasks Alex Mariakakis, Sayna Parsi, Shwetak N. Patel, Elissa M. Redmiles, Neha Chachra, Brian Waismeyer Policy Increasing User Attention with a Comic-based Marran Aldossari, Madiha Tabassum, Abdulmajeed Alqhatani, Heather Richter Lipford Stories, and Who Provides Phishing Training? Facts, People Like Me Rick Wash, Molly M. Cooper and X-Ray Refine: Supporting the Exploration Resulting Refinement of Information Exposure from Smartphone Apps Slack, Max Van Kleek, Reuben Binns, Jun Zhao, Adam Sauyon Lee, Dean Ottewell, Nigel Shadbolt CHAIR: EDWARD JAY WANG Understanding the Mundane Nature of Francisco Nunes, Geraldine Fitzpatrick Designing for Diabetes Decision Support Systems with Fluid Contextual Reasoning Dmitri S. Katz, Blaine A. Price, Simon Holland, Nicholas Sheep Dalton “Protection on that Erection?”: Discourses of Accountability & Compromising Participation in Digital Sexual Health CHAIR: EDUARDO VELLOSO CHAIR: EDUARDO Eyes-free Interactions Designing EDITalk: Towards Word Processing for Mobile Zhao, Di Chen, Pin Sym Foong, Shengdong Debjyoti Ghosh, Morten Fjeld Digital Ink Editable via Deep DeepWriting: Making Generative Modeling Otmar Hilliges Emre Aksan, Fabrizio Pece, Overcome Obstacles in Patterns for How Users Voice User Interfaces Furqan, Jessica Nebolsky, Chelsea Myers, Anushay Input Errors Through Identifying Speech Jonggi Hong, Leah Findlater CHAIR: MARSHINI CHETTY Clicks? Examining the Demand for Spam: Who Self-care: Ethnographic Accounts of People Living with Parkinson’s Karina Caro, Jichen Zhu Audio-Only Interaction Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada |

519AB Papers: Personal Health 519AB Papers: 518AB Papers: Talk to Me; Text Me Text Me Me; to Talk 518AB Papers: Behaviours Privacy 518C Papers:

Where is Community Among Online Learners? Where is Community Among Online Learners? Identity, Efficacy and Personal Ties Na Sun, Mary Beth Rosson, John M. Carroll of Robotics Evaluating CoBlox: A Comparative Study Novices Programming Environments for Adult David Weintrop, Afsoon Afzal, Jean Salac, Patrick Francis, Boyang Li, David C. Shepherd, Diana Franklin Ching Liu, Juho Kim, Hao-Chuan Wang Context Collaborative Live Media Curation: Shared for Participation in Online Learning Tyler Tesch, William A. Hamilton, Nic Lupfer, Nicolas Botello, R. Bentley, Alex Stacy, Jeremy Merrill, Blake Williford, Frank Andruid Kerne CHAIR: LISA ANTHONY Mapping for ConceptScape: Collaborative Concept Video Learning MirrorMirror: A Mobile Application to Improve MirrorMirror: A Mobile Speechreading Acquisition David R. Flatla Benjamin M. Gorman, Children using Supporting Rhythm Activities of Deaf Music-Sensory-Substitution Systems Elvitigala, Benjamin Petry, Thavishi Illandara, Don Samitha Suranga Nanayakkara SpeechBubbles: Enhancing Captioning SpeechBubbles: Enhancing and Hard-of-Hearing Experiences for Deaf People in Group Conversations Hsu, Paul Taele, Ting-Yu Lin, Po-En Lai, Yi-Hao Peng, Ming-Wei Te-Yen Wu, Yu-An Chen, Leon Hsu, Tzuchuan Chen, Chen Hsien-Hui Tang, Mike Y. CHAIR: RUSHIL KHURANA CHAIR: RUSHIL Captioning for Evaluation of Imperfect Methods Users at Different or Hard-of-Hearing Tools by Deaf Levels Reading Literacy Kafle, Matt Huenerfauth Larwan Berke, Sushant

517D Papers: Learning 2 517D Papers: 517C SupportPapers: to Technology People of Hearing & Hard Deaf CHI 2018 WEDNESDAY 58 WEDNESDAY 14:00–15:20 521ABCPapers: SelfPresentation&Identity Late-Breaking WorkPostersRotation2 Art Exhibit:LiveCodingYouTube, Art Exhibitions | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems Jill Boberg,JonathanGratch Helen Wauck,GaleLucas,AriShapiro,AndrewFeng, and WomeninaSearchRescueGame Analyzing theEffectofAvatarSelf-SimilarityonMen Lauren Milne,SeanA.Munson Annuska Zolyomi,AnneSpencerRoss,ArpitaBhattacharya, Neurodiverse StudentTeamsinHigherEducation Values, Identity,andSocialTranslucence: Jennifer G.Kim,HwajungHong,KarrieKarahalios Medical Crowdfunding Understanding IdentityPresentationin Megan French,SunnyLiu Michael A.DeVito,JeremyBirnholtz,JeffreyT.Hancock, Self-Presentation Feeds andWhatitMeansforHowWeStudy How PeopleFormFolkTheoriesofSocialMedia CHAIR: NAZANINANDALIBI (VR Lounge)

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stage) 524C Course (C22): Gesture User Interfaces (1/2) 524CCourse(C22):GestureUserInterfaces 524ACourse(C20):DesigningwiththeMindin(1/2) (1/2) 522ABCourse(C19):Automation: DangerorOpportunity?

User Interfaces Designing, Engineering,andEvaluatingGesture Basis forUIDesignGuidelines Designing withtheMindinMind:ThePsychological Assessing AutomationforInteractiveSystems Automation: DangerorOpportunity?Designingand Jean Vanderdonckt,Radu-DanielVatavu Jeff A.Johnson Philippe Palanque,CéliaMartinie,CamilleFayollas Exhibit Hall/220BC Exhibit Hall/220BC Exhibit Hall/220BC Exhibit Hall/220BC 15:20 –16:00 Coffee Break CHI 2018

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WEDNESDAY 16:00 – 17:20 16:00 WEDNESDAY Dealing With Information Overload in Multifaceted Personal Informatics Systems Simon Jones, Ryan M. Kelly Change Blindness in Proximity-Aware Michael Brock, Aaron Quigley, Per Ola Kristensson Mira Dontcheva, Morgan Dixon Mira Dontcheva, Morgan My Telepresence, My Culture? An Intercultural Investigation of Telepresence Robot Operators’ Interpersonal Distance Behaviors Malte Jung Solace Shen, Hamish Tennent, Houston Claure, Frame Is it Happy? Behavioural and Narrative Furry Complexity Impact Perceptions of a Simple Robot’s Emotions E. MacLean Paul Bucci, Lotus Zhang, Xi Laura Cang, Karon User Knowing You, Seeing Me: Investigating Preferences in Drone-Human Acknowledgement Walther Jensen, Simon Hansen, Hendrik Knoche of What’s at Stake: Characterizing Risk Perceptions Emerging Technologies Michael Warren Skirpan, Tom Yeh, Casey Fiesler CHAIR: ANDRUID KERNE BIGFile: Bayesian Information Gain for Fast File Retrieval Wanyu Liu, Olivier Rioul, Joanna McGrenere, Wendy Mackay, Michel Beaudouin-Lafon Bento Browser: Complex Mobile Search Without Tabs Nathan Hahn, Joseph Chee Chang, Aniket Kittur Mobile Interfaces CHAIR: RINA R. WEHBE CHAIR: RINA Using Dialogue Generation Emotional Models Language Image-Grounded Brockett, Michel Galley, Daniel McDuff, Chris Bernd Huber, Bill Dolan Tool: Implications of Remediating a Design Rädle, Clemens N. Klokmose, Mads Møller Jensen, Roman Susanne Bodker In-Person Discussions around Charrette: Supporting Design Iterations in User Interface Winnemöller, Wilmot Li, Jasper O'Leary, Holger Generative Design Forte: User-Driven Xiang 'Anthony' Chen, Ye Tao, Guanyun Wang, Coros, Runchang Kang Kang, Tovi Grossman, Stelian CHAIR: JESSICA R. CAUCHARD Digitizing Sticky Notes Scott E. Hudson Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada |

516D Papers: Information Search, Managing Overload Information Search, 516D Papers: 516AB Papers: Design Tools and Evaluation Evaluation and Tools Design 516AB Papers: Technologies Dealing with Emerging 516C Papers:

Conversations in the Eye of the Storm: At-Scale Features of Conversational Structure in a High-Tempo, High-Stakes Microblogging Environment Marina Kogan, Leysia Palen Food Democracy in the Making: Designing with Sebastian Prost, Clara Crivellaro, Andy Haddon, Rob Comber Facebook in Venezuela: Understanding Solidarity Economies in Low-Trust Environments Hayley I. Evans, Marisol Wong-Villacres, Daniel Castro, Eric Gilbert, Rosa I. Arriaga, Michaelanne M. Dye, Amy Bruckman CHAIR: ANDREEA DANIELESCU the Everybody’s Hacking: Participation and Mainstreaming of Hackathons Nick Taylor, Loraine Clarke Local Food Networks Lewis Chuang, Ulrike Pfeil Yingqing Xu, Limin Paul Fu, James Landay, Michael Nebeling, Chen Zhao in Dementia Care Pin Sym Foong, Shengdong Zhao, Felicia Tan, Joseph Jay Williams Crowdsourcing Exercise Plans Aligned with Expert Crowdsourcing Exercise Constraints Guidelines and Everyday Laura R. Pina, Diana Oviedo, Elena Agapie, Bonnie Chinh, Sean Munson Molly C. Welsh, Gary Hsieh, Harvesting Caregiving Knowledge: Design Input Considerations for Integrating Volunteer “Suddenly, We Got to Become Therapists for “Suddenly, We Got Peer Support Chats for Each Other”: Designing Mental Health M. Schueller, Jacob O. Wobbrock, Kathleen O'Leary, Stephen Wanda Pratt CHAIR: KELLIE MORRISSEY CHAIR: KELLIE Support Contrasting Social Norms Matter: Hu, Munmun De Choudhury Stevie Chancellor, Andrea Around Behavior Change in Online Weight Change in Around Behavior Loss Communities Redefining Natural User Interface Transparency and Openness Promotion Guidelines Transparency and Openness Promotion for HCI

515ABC Papers: Grassroots Movements and Peer Production and Peer Production Movements Grassroots 515ABC Papers: 514B SIG: Redefining Natural User Interface 514B SIG: Redefining Natural 514A SIG: Transparency and Openness Guidelines for HCI Research Research HCI for Guidelines and Openness 514A SIG:Transparency 513AB Papers: Peers, Social Support, Peers, 513AB Papers: and Caregivers CHI 2018 WEDNESDAY 60 WEDNESDAY 16:00–17:20 517BPapers: Research Methods 517APapers: Provoking Design 516EPapers: The Personaland The Self | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems

Lora Oehlberg,SaulGreenberg David Ledo,StevenHouben,JoVermeulen, NicolaiMarquardt, Evaluation StrategiesforHCIToolkitResearch Andy Cockburn,CarlGutwin,AlanDix CHI Experiments HARK No More:OnthePreregistrationof Daniel Buschek,FlorianAlt Thomas Kosch,MariamHassib,PawełW.Woźniak, Assessing CognitiveWorkload Your EyesTell:LeveragingSmoothPursuitfor Kasper Hornbæk,MariannaObrist,SriramSubramanian Patricia I.CornelioMartinez,EmanuelaMaggioni, Agency Measurements Beyond theLibetClock:ModalityVariantsfor CHAIR: ANDREWDUCHOWSKI Nick Merrill,JohnChuang Engineers aboutBrain-ComputerInterface From ScanningBrainstoReadingMinds:Talking Laewoo (Leo)Kang,StevenJ.Jackson,PhoebeSengers for HCI Intermodulation: ImprovisationandArtPractice Ron Wakkary,DoenjaOogjes,HenryW.J.Lin,SabrinaHauser Philosophers LivingwiththeTiltingBowl Rob McCabe,KristinaAndersen Mark Blythe,EnriqueEncinas,JofishKaye,MiriamLueckAvery, and PracticalProvocation Imaginary DesignWorkbooks:ConstructiveCriticism CHAIR: WILLIAMODOM Joyce M.Lee Elizabeth Kaziunas,SilviaLindtner,MarkS.Ackerman, and CareWork Lived Data:TinkeringWithBodies,Code, Jason Wiese,SauvikDas,I.Hong,JohnZimmerman Evolving theEcosystemofPersonalBehavioralData Amon Rapp,MaurizioTirassa Personal Informatics Know Thyself:ATheoryoftheSelffor Femke Beute,WijnandA.IJsselsteijn Elisabeth T.Kersten-vanDijk,JoyceH.D.M.Westerink, Change: ACriticalReviewofCurrentLiterature Personal Informatics,Self-Insight,andBehavior CHAIR: MARTINPORCHERON

517DPapers: Designingto Empower 517CPapers: Haptic Wearables 518ABPapers: Privacy, Passwords andAuthentication

Autism SupportSmartTechnology From ResearchtoPractice:InformingtheDesignof CHAIR: MIRKOGELSOMINI Youngbo AramShim,JaeyeonLee,GeehyukLee using WindandVibration Exploring MultimodalWatch-backTactileDisplay Xing-Dong Yang,AndreaBianchi Seungwoo Je,MinkyeongLee,YoonjiKim,LiweiChan, PokeRing: NotificationsbyPokingAroundtheFinger Xin Liu,MolinYang,BoyuYuhanZhang,Xing-DongYang Jun Gong,Da-YuanHuang,TeddySeyed,TeLin,TaoHou, Smartwatch Interactions Jetto: UsingLateralForceFeedbackfor Hwan Kim,HyeonBeomYi,HyeinLee,WoohunLee on aFingertip Tangential andNormalPseudo-ForceFeedback HapCube: AWearableTactileDevicetoProvide CHAIR: ANDREABIANCHI Chelse Swoopes, Lujo Bauer,LorrieCranor,Nicolas Christin Jessica Colnago,Summer Devlin,MaggieOates, Two-Factor Authenticationat aUniversity “It's notactuallythathorrible”: ExploringAdoptionof Hassan Khan,UrsHengartner,Daniel Vogel Smartphone PINShoulderSurfing Evaluating AttackandDefense Strategiesfor George Samaras,NikolaosAvouris Christina Katsini,ChristosFidas,GeorgeRaptis,MariosBelk, Password Composition Behavior onPasswordStrengthDuringPicture Influences ofHumanCognitionandVisual Ameya Hanamsagar,SimonS.Woo,ChrisKanich,JelenaMirkovic Password HabitsandTheirCauses Leveraging SemanticTransformationtoInvestigate CHAIR: MOHAMEDKHAMIS Carlos M.Gutierrez,JunxiangYang,ErikLinstead,GillianR.Hayes LouAnne E.Boyd,SaumyaGupta,SagarB.Vikmani, for ChildrenwithAutism vrSocial: TowardImmersiveTherapeuticVRSystems Daniel Welsh Floriane Dahman,HelenStringer,DanRichardson, Roisin McNaney,ChristopherBull,LynneMackie, People WhoStammer to SupportSelf-ReflectionandGoalSettingfor StammerApp: DesigningaMobileApplication Seray B.Ibrahim,AsiminaVasalou,MichaelClarke Severe SpeechandPhysicalImpairments Design OpportunitiesforAACandChildrenwith Maitraye Das,MargotMaxwell,ShameemAhmed Moushumi Sharmin,MdMonsurHossain,AbirSaha,

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A Design Space and Initial Evaluation A Design Space and Jeff A. Johnson Jean Vanderdonckt, Radu-Daniel Vatavu CHAIR: PARINYA PUNPONGSANON CHAIR: PARINYA An Empirical Over the Rainbow: Somewhere Colormaps of Quantitative Assessment Heer Yang Liu, Jeffrey of Continuous Graphical Perception Kate Ansah-Koi Khairi Reda, Pratik Nalawade, Uncertainty Palettes Value-Suppressing Moritz, Jeffrey Heer Michael Correll, Dominik in Node-Link Diagrams: Animated Edge Textures Appert, Benjamin Bach, Hugo Romat, Caroline Philippe Palanque, Célia Martinie, Camille Fayollas Quantitative Maps: the Effects of Spatial Quantitative Maps: Design Frequency and Colormap Emmanuel Pietriga Nathalie Henry Riche, Designing with the Mind in Mind: The Psychological Designing with the Mind in Mind: The Basis for UI Design Guidelines Gesture Designing, Engineering, and Evaluating User Interfaces Automation: Danger or Opportunity? Designing and Automation: Danger or Opportunity? Systems Assessing Automation for Interactive Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | List on page 74 524A Course (C20): Designing with the Mind in Mind (2/2) 524A Course (C20): Designing with the Mind 524C Course (C22): Gesture User Interfaces (2/2) 521ABC Papers: Perception in Visualization 1 in Visualization Perception 521ABC Papers: Danger or Opportunity? 522AB Course (C19): Automation: (2/2)

Video Showcase  Immersive Art Exhibition Reception Hosted at La SAT* (*1201 St. Laurent Blvd., Montreal)

17:30 – 18:30 19:00 – 22:00 Yang Zhang, Chris Harrison Sheelagh Carpendale, Shaowen Bardzell, Margaret Burnett, Neha Kumar, Madeline Balaam Using High Frequency Accelerometer and Using High Frequency Accelerometer Axel Antoine, Sylvain Malacria, Géry Casiez for Paper Pulp Nonfiction: Low-Cost Touch Tracking Pentelligence: Combining Pen Tip Motion and Pentelligence: Combining Pen Tip Motion Recognition Writing Sounds for Handwritten Digit Rohs Maximilian Schrapel, Max-Ludwig Stadler, Michael Pan and Introducing Transient Gestures to Improve Zoom on Touch Surfaces Géry Casiez, Jeff Avery, Sylvain Malacria, Mathieu Nancel, Edward Lank Latency in Mouse to Compensate for End-to-end Indirect Interaction “I Hear You”: Understanding Awareness Information “I Hear You”: Understanding Workspace Exchange in an Audio-only Bryan-Kinns, Tony Stockman Oussama Metatla, Nick CHAIR: SAYAN SARCAR Investigating Perceptual Congruence Between Data Investigating Perceptual in Sonification and Display Dimensions A. Brewster Jamie Ferguson, Stephen Displays for Improved Gaze-contingent Auditory Virtual Reality Spatial Attention in S. Allison, Suzette Fernandes Margarita Vinnikov, Robert CHAIR: SARAH FDILI ALAOUI CHAIR: SARAH of Music Loops Automatic Creation LoopMaker: Music from Pre-recorded Shi, Gautham J. Mysore Zhengshan Panel: Extending Conversations about Gender Panel: Extending Conversations about and HCI 520 Panel: Extending Conversations about Gender and HCI Extending Conversations about Gender and 520 Panel: 519AB Papers: Touch, Pen, and Mice Touch, 519AB Papers: 518C Papers: Sound & Music Sound 518C Papers: CHI 2018 THURSDAY 62 THURSDAY 09:00–10:20 516ABPapers: Tangible 515ABCPapers: Personal Tracking 514BSIG:SilentReflectioninActionatCHI 514ASIG:EnhancingSIGCHIMembershipBenefits 516CPapers: Automotive UserInterfaces | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems

Silent SIG:ReflectioninActionatCHI SIG: EnhancingSIGCHIMembershipBenefits Alexander Meschtscherjakov,Albrecht Schmidt Susanne Boll,ChristianP.Janssen, AndrewL.Kun, Automotive UserInterfaces: ExpertDiscussion Andrew L.Kun Review andOutlook Human-Machine InteractionforVehicles: CHAIR: ANDYCOCKBURN Kaori Ikematsu,ItiroSiio Indirect TouchthroughResistiveObjects Ohmic-Touch: ExtendingTouchInteractionby Ryo Suzuki,JunKato,MarkGross,TomYeh through DirectPhysicalManipulation Reactile: ProgrammingSwarmUserInterfaces Geri Gay,TanzeemChoudhury Michael Elfenbein,PamaraF.Chang,ShrutiSannon, Alexander T.Adams,ElizabethL.Murnane,Phil Self-Reporting Pain Keppi: ATangibleUserInterfacefor Ross K.Meetenmeyer Vaclav Petras,BrendanHarmon,HelenaMitasova, Garrett C.Millar,PayamTabrizian,AnnaPetrasova, Teaching TerrainAnalysis Tangible Landscape:AHands-onMethodfor CHAIR: RONG-HAOLIANG Rúben Gouveia,EvangelosKarapanos,MarcHassenzahl Activity Trackinginvivo Clement Lee,AhmedKharrufa Andrew Garbett,DavidChatting,GerardWilkinson, Tracking intheClassroom ThinkActive: DesigningforPseudonymousActivity Amid Ayobi,TobiasSonne,PaulMarshall,AnnaL.Cox Implications fromPaperBulletJournals Flexible andMindfulSelf-Tracking:Design Jasmin Niess,PawełW.Woźniak The TrackerGoalEvolutionModel Supporting MeaningfulPersonalFitness: CHAIR: FRANCISCONUNES Laura S.Gaytán-Lugo,NicolaJ.Bidwell Vanessa Thomas,ManuJ.Brueggemann,DingWang, Regina Bernhaupt,StefanManojlovic,VictoriaSosik

516E Papers: Crowdsourcing, DataMining,Dealing withInformation Papers: 516E 516Dalt.chi:WhoDoYou Think You Are? 517APapers: AccessibleImagesandPhotos

CHAIR: KURTLUTHER Florian Echtler,MaximilianHaeussler Crisis inHCI Open Source,Science,andtheReplication Austin L.Toombs,MadelineBalaam Sam MitchellFinnigan,EbtisamAlabdulqader, Angelika Strohmayer,RosannaBellini,JanisLenaMeissner, and InclusionCampaigns #CHIversity: ImplicationsforEquality,Diversity, Kelly Ireland Alex A.Ahmed,TeresaAlmeida,JudethO.Choi,JonPincus, ACM Publishing What’s atIssue:Sex,Stigma,andPoliticsin Yubo Kou,ColinGray,AustinL.Toombs,BonnieNardi Studied CountriesinCHIPapers The PoliticsofTitling:Representation CHAIR: JOELFISCHER Meredith Morris Martez E.Mott,JaneE,CynthiaL. Bennett, EdwardCutrell, Photography forPeoplewith MotorImpairments Understanding theAccessibility ofSmartphone Meredith RingelMorris Cynthia L.Bennett,JaneE,Martez E.Mott,EdwardCutrell, Share PhotosonSocialMedia How TeenswithVisualImpairmentsTake,Edit,and Yuhang Zhao,ShaomeiWu,LindsayReynolds,ShiriAzenkot Beyond theLab with VisualImpairments:UnderstandingUse A FaceRecognitionApplicationforPeople Darren Guinness,EdwardCutrell,MeredithMorris Descriptions usingReverseImageSearch Caption Crawler:EnablingReusableAlternativeText CHAIR: REBECCAQUINTANA Vivian M.Hare,JuhoKim,ManeeshAgrawala Minsuk Chang,LeonoreV.Guillain,HyeungshikJung, Cooking InstructionsatScale RecipeScape: AnInteractiveToolforAnalyzing Xi Niu,FakhriAbbas,MaryLouMaher,KazjonGrace Information Surprise MeIfYouCan:SerendipityinHealth Jeffrey P.Bigham Ting-Hao (Kenneth)Huang,JosephCheeChang, Built toAutomateItselfOverTime Evorus: ACrowd-poweredConversationalAssistant Alan Lundgard,YiweiYang,MayaL.Foster,WalterS.Lasecki Just-in-Time Training Bolt: InstantaneousCrowdsourcingvia

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THURSDAY 9:00 – 10:20 – 9:00 THURSDAY Rethinking Engagement with Online News through Social and Visual Co-Annotation Gavin Wood, Kiel Long, Tom Feltwell, Scarlett Rowland, Phillip Brooker, Jamie Mahoney, John Vines, Julie Barnett, Shaun Lawson P2PSTORY: Dataset of Children as Storytellers and Listeners in Peer-to-Peer Interactions Nikhita Singh, Jin Joo Lee, Ishaan Grover, Cynthia Breazeal Joseph A. Konstan CHAIR: RINA R. WEHBE Devices Pointing at a Distance with Everyday Smart Nancel, Shaishav Siddhpuria, Sylvain Malacria, Mathieu Edward Lank on Which one is me? Identifying Oneself Public Displays Bulling, Mohamed Khamis, Christian Becker, Andreas Florian Alt Tabletops Tangible Awareness: How Tangibles on Actions Influence Awareness of Each Other's Jan Borchers Christian Cherek, Anke Brocker, Simon Voelker, Displays Multiray: Multi-Finger Raycasting for Large Fabrice Matulic, Daniel Vogel CHAIR: ANTTI SALOVAARA Making the News: Digital Creativity Support for Journalists Neil Maiden, Konstantinos Zachos, Amanda Brown, George Brock, Lars Nyre, Aleksander Nygård Tonheim, Dimitris Apsotolou, Jeremy Evans El Paquete Semanal: The Week's Internet in Havana Michaelanne Dye, David Nemer, Josiah Mangiameli, Amy S. Bruckman, Neha Kumar CHAIR: EIAD YAFI CHAIR: EIAD Lags: Effects of King, Leadership Content is Retention and on Newcomer Prior Experience Groups in Online Production Productivity Bowen Yu, Haiyi Zhu, Raghav Pavan Karumur, and Classifying News Measuring, Understanding, Twitter after Crisis Events Media Sympathy on Stratmann, Souneil Park, Abdallah El Ali, Tim C. Heuten, Susanne C.J. Boll Johannes Schöning, Wilko Reciprocity in Online Gift Giving Social Influence and Bakshy, Dean Eckles, Moira Burke René F. Kizilcec, Eytan Social Crowdsourcing vs Laboratory-Style Examining the Social Acceptability Studies? for Acceptability of Spatial User Interactions Head-Worn Displays Sakamoto, Fouad Alallah, Ali Neshati, Nima Sheibani, Yumiko Andrea Bunt, Pourang Irani, Khalad Hasan Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada |

519AB Papers: News Consumption, Journalism and Storytelling News Consumption, Journalism and Storytelling 519AB Papers: 518AB Papers: Crowd & Community & Community Crowd 518AB Papers: Public, Large, and Shared Displays 518C Papers:

Examining Wikipedia With a Broader Lens: With a Examining Wikipedia Quantifying the Value of Wikipedia’s Relationships with Other Large-Scale Online Communities Nicholas Vincent, Isaac Johnson, Brent Hecht Roles and Identities on the Mommit and Daddit Subreddits Tawfiq Ammari, Sarita Schoenebeck, Daniel M. Romero Revisiting “The Rise and Decline” in a Population of Peer Production Projects Nathan TeBlunthuis, Aaron Shaw, Benjamin Mako Hill CHAIR: BRYAN DOSONO A Multi-site Investigation of Community Awareness Through Passive Location Sharing Emily Sun, Mor Naaman Pseudonymous Parents: Comparing Parenting Emmanuel Dubois, Marcos Serrano, Mathieu Raynal Emmanuel Dubois, Marcos Serrano, Mathieu Point-and-Shake: Selecting from Levitating Object Displays Euan Freeman, Julie Williamson, Sriram Subramanian, Stephen Brewster Pinpointing: Precise Head- and Eye-Based Target Pinpointing: Selection for Augmented Reality Mikko Kytö, Barrett Ens, Thammathip Piumsomboon, in Toolbars Rolling-Menu: Rapid Command Selection Using Roll Gestures with a Multi-DoF Mouse CHAIR: AAKAR GUPTA Unidirectional Understanding the Uncertainty in 1D Moving Target Selection (Luke) Zhang, Jin Huang, Feng Tian, Xiangmin Fan, Xiaolong Shumin Zhai Gun A. Lee, Mark Billinghurst Zhicheng Liu, John Thompson, Alan Wilson, Mira Dontcheva, Zhicheng Liu, John Thompson, Bernard Kerr, John Stasko James Delorey, Sam Grigg, and Data Granularity in the Considering Agency Tools Design of Visualization Uta Hinrichs Gonzalo Gabriel Méndez, Miguel A. Nacenta, DataInk: Direct and Creative Data-Oriented Drawing DataInk: Direct and Riche, Fanny Chevalier, Haijun Xia, Nathalie Henry Wigdor Bruno De Araujo, Daniel Vector Design Augmenting Data Illustrator: Binding for Expressive Tools with Lazy Data Visualization Authoring CHAIR: BENJAMIN BACH CHAIR: BENJAMIN Graphics Easy Creation of Information InfoNice: Yin, Xi Chen, Qiufeng Haidong Zhang, He Huang, Yun Wang, Luo, Huamin Qu Dongmei Zhang, Qiong Zhitao Hou,

517D Papers: Online Communities 517D Papers: 517C Papers: Input: Targets and Selection Targets Input: 517C Papers: 517B Papers: Designing and Creating Visualizations and Creating Visualizations Designing 517B Papers: CHI 2018 THURSDAY 64 THURSDAY 9:00–10:20 521ABCPapers: Interaction intheLarge(Environment) 520Panel: The AlgorithmandtheUser | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems

Art Exhibitions

Understandings ofAlgorithmicSystems? The AlgorithmandtheUser:HowCanHCIUseLay Christian Holz Inti Gabriel,ClemensN.Klokmose,HaraldReiterer, Roman Rädle,Hans-ChristianJetter,JonathanFischer, Exploits DisplayPolarization PolarTrack: OpticalOutside-InDeviceTrackingthat Simon J.Julier Youngjun Cho,NadiaBianchi-Berthouze,NicolaiMarquardt, Spatial SurfaceTemperaturePatterns Recognition intheWildthroughDeepLearningof Deep ThermalImaging:ProximateMaterialType Naoki Kimura,JunRekimoto Vision UsingDNN Generation ofContextImagesforaPeripheral ExtVision: AugmentationofVisualExperienceswith Alanson Sample Yang Zhang,ChouchangYang,ScottE.Hudson,ChrisHarrison, Context-Aware Sensing Wall++: Room-Scale Interactiveand CHAIR: NICHOLASSHEEPDALTON Stephanie Tong,IrinaShklovski Jeremy Birnholtz,JuddAntin,KarrieKarahalios, Michael A.DeVito,JeffreyT.Hancock,MeganFrench, (VR Lounge)

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524CCourse(C23):HowDoWeMeasure That?! (1/3) 524BCourse(C25):Gamification(1/3) 524ACourse(C24):SpeechandHands-freeInteraction (1/2) 522ABCourse(C26):ComputationalInteraction (1/3)

Quick ScaleDevelopment How DoWeMeasureThat?! Motivating Users Gamification: ToolsandTechniquesfor Myths, Challenges,andOpportunities Speech andHands-freeInteraction: Computational Interaction:TheoryandPractice Norene Kelly Gustavo F.Tondello,LennartE.Nacke Cosmin Munteanu,GeraldPenn Per OlaKristensson John Williamson,AnttiOulasvirta,OtmarHilliges, Exhibit Hall/220BC

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THURSDAY 11:00 – 12:20 – 11:00 THURSDAY Interface Research Grand Challenges in Shape-Changing Jason Alexander, Anne Roudaut, Jürgen Steimle, Kasper Hornbæk, Miguel Bruns Alonso, Sean Follmer, Timothy R. Merritt shapeShift: 2D Spatial Manipulation and Self-Actuation of Tabletop Shape Displays for Tangible and Haptic Interaction Alexa F. Siu, Eric J. Gonzalez, Shenli Yuan, Jason B. Ginsberg, Sean Follmer Bots & (Main)Frames: Exploring the Impact of Bots & (Main)Frames: Exploring the Impact in an Tangible Blocks and Collaborative Play Educational Programming Game Edward F. Melcer, Katherine Isbister Virtual Inpher: Inferring Physical Properties of Objects from Mid-Air Interaction Søren Qvist Jensen, Andreas Fender, Jörg Müller Emerging Playing close to home: Interaction and Play in Outdoor Play Installations Jon Back, Susan Paget, Eva-Lotta Sallnäs Pysander, Laia Turmo Vidal, Annika Waern BreathVR: Leveraging Breathing as a Directly Games Controlled Interface for Virtual Reality Misha Sra, Xuhai Xu, Pattie Maes CHAIR: MIRIAM STURDEE ObjectsReconfigurable Everyday Studying Morphees+: for the Design and Taxonomy of Reconfigurable UIs Hyunyoung Kim, Celine Coutrix, Anne Roudaut HCI meets Material Science: A Literature Review of Morphing Materials for the Design of Shape-Changing Interfaces Isabel P. S. Qamar, Rainer Groh, David Holman, Anne Roudaut CHAIR: BENJAMIN V. HANRAHAN CHAIR: BENJAMIN Earnings on Analysis of Workers’ A Data-Driven Turk Amazon Mechanical Milland, Saiph Savage, Abigail Adams, Kristy Kotaro Hara, P. Bigham Chris Callison-Burch, Jeffrey Voice-based Crowdsourcing BSpeak: An Accessible Blind People Marketplace for Low-Income Sethi, Richard Anderson Aditya Vashistha, Pooja Network Maintenance and Crowdsourcing Rural Messaging Repair via Network Barela, Matt Johnson, Philip Martinez,Esther Jang, Mary Claire Lynn, Josephine Dionisio, Kurtis Heimerl Cedric Festin, Margaret in Participatory The Role of Gamification A Study In the Wild Environmental Sensing: Ferrario, Maria V. Palacin-Silva, Antti Knutas, Maria Angela Jari Porras, Jouni Ikonen, Chandara Chea CHAIR: SCOTT BATEMAN Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada |

516C Papers: Shape Changing 516C Papers: 515ABC Papers: Crowdsourcing/Crowdwork Crowdsourcing/Crowdwork 515ABC Papers: Beyond the Screen 516AB Papers:

Lanen J. Vaughn, Michael J. Bortnick, John Carey, Vince R. Orgovan, Joseph Munko Mooqita: Empowering Hidden Talents with a Novel Work-Learn Model Markus Krause, Doris Schioeberg, Jan David Smeddinck Measuring Response Rate and Increasing Satisfaction in Innovative Environments: Mayank Kejriwal, Pedro Szekely Proactive Rescuework by Enhancing Situational Awareness: Modeling Resources, Services and People Matti Luhtala, Santeri Saarinen, Laura Virkki, Johanna Lappi-Ramula, Hans Hokka, Helen Tran, Matti Savolainen, Ilkka Heinonen, Juha Rajala, Maria Nevala The Impact of Feedback CHAIR: ELIZABETH BUIE Technology-assisted Investigative Search: Digital Object Retrieval Digital Object Iversen, Juan Pablo Hourcade, Anja Zeising, Ole Sejer A Case Study from an Illicit Domain Sven Mayer, Valentin Schwind, Robin Schweigert, Niels Henze Sven Mayer, Valentin Schwind, A Phenomenological Study Are You Dreaming? Lucid Dreams as a Tool for on Understanding Introspection in Virtual Reality E. Riecke Alexandra Kitson, Thecla Schiphorst, Bernhard Interacting with Physical Objects to Facilitate with Physical Objects Interacting in Embodied Communication Behavior Virtual Reality Neff Harrison Jesse Smith, Michael Correction and Cursor on The Effect of Offset Jerry Alan Fails, Mikael B. Skov, Alissa N. Antle, Lisa Anthony, Greg Walsh CHAIR: KENING ZHU CHAIR: KENING of Leveraging Experience VirtualGrasp: Xiaojuan Ma, Xin Yi, Ke Sun, Yukang Yan, Chun Yu, Yuanchun Shi Mid-Air Pointing in Real and Virtual Environments Mid-Air Pointing in Child-Computer Interaction SIG: Ubiquity and Big Data - A Changing Technology Landscape for Children

514C Case Studies: Awareness at Work at Work 514C Case Studies: Awareness 514A SIG: Child-Computer Interaction SIG: Ubiquity and Big Data 514A SIG: Child-Computer Interaction 513AB Papers: Virtual 513AB Papers: Reality 2 CHI 2018 THURSDAY 66 THURSDAY 11:00–12:20 516EPapers: BodyGesturesandDisplays 516DPapers: Force FeedbackinVR 517APapers: CommunicationandDiscourse | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems

Cecilia Aragon Himanshu Zade,MargaretDrouhard, BonnieChinh,LuGan, Conceptualizing Disagreement inQualitativeCoding Peter Lyle,MariacristinaSciannamblo,MaurizioTeli Autonomous SocialCollaboration Fostering Commonfare.Infrastructuring Harold Kim,EliSuzuki-Gill,YunanChen Xinning Gui,YuboKou,KathleenPine,ElisaLadaw, Discourse onRisksDuringanEmergingEpidemic Multidimensional RiskCommunication:Public Nitya Verma,LynnDombrowski Adopting Data-DrivenPolicingStrategies Confronting SocialCriticisms:Challengeswhen CHAIR: CHRISELSDEN Chris Harrison Robert Xiao,TengCao,NingGuo,JunZhuo,YangZhang, Touch Input LumiWatch: On-ArmProjectedGraphicsand Frederic Kerber,MichaelMauderer,AntonioKrüger Position andOrientationofWrist-WornDevices Modeling PerceivedScreenResolutionBasedon Tomoki Watanabe,TomohiroYamada Arinobu Niijima,TakashiIsezaki,RyosukeAoki, Upper LimbMusclesbyFacialElectricalStimulation Controlling MaximalVoluntaryContractionofthe Yasmin Felberbaum,JoelLanir An ElicitationStudy Better UnderstandingofFootGestures: CHAIR: LUISA.LEIVA Jongman Seo,SunungMun,JaebongLee,SeungmoonChoi for 4DExperiences Substituting MotionEffectswithVibrotactile Hrvoje Benko Evan Strasnick,ChristianHolz,EyalOfek,MikeSinclair, Using VariableStiffnessActuation Haptic Links:BimanualHapticsforVirtualReality Seongkook Heo,ChristinaChung,GeehyukLee,DanielWigdor Device UtilizingPropeller-InducedPropulsiveForce Thor’s Hammer:AnUngroundedForceFeedback Seongpil Kim,JungHyunHan HyeongYeop Kang,GeonsunLee,SeongsuKwon,Ohung Environment –AStudywithParasailing Flotation SimulationinaCable-drivenVirtual CHAIR: PEDROLOPES

517BPapers: Fabrication &Embedding2 517DPapers: Geography andLocation 517CPapers: Programming 2

François Guimbretière Joseph Kider,StefanieMueller,PatrickBaudisch, Huaishu Peng,JimmyBriggs,Cheng-YaoWang,KevinGuo, Reality andaRobotic3DPrinter RoMA: InteractiveFabricationwithAugmented Steven Nagels,RafRamakers,KrisLuyten,WimDeferme Circuits usingMicrofluidics Fabricating Self-ContainedMulti-LayeredSoft Silicone Devices:AScalableDIYApproachfor Sebastian Günther,MaxMühlhäuser Martin Schmitz,Herbers,NiloofarDezfuli, 3D-Printed Objects Off-Line Sensing:MemorizingInteractionsinPassive Ye Tao,JianzheGu,ByoungkwonAn,LiningYao Guanyun Wang,TingyuCheng,YoungwookDo,HumphreyYang, Changing Interfaces Actuation andSensingMethodforShape Printed PaperActuator:ALow-costReversible CHAIR: THIJSJANROUMEN Guo Freeman,Shaowen Bardzell,JeffreyBardzell through ITR&D Practice ofInventingRegional Advantage Bottom-Up Imaginaries:The Cultural-Technical Ankit Kariryaa,IsaacJohnson,Johannes Schöning,BrentHecht Geographic Informationusing GroundTruthData Defining andPredictingthe Localness ofVolunteered Brent Hecht Jacob Thebault-Spieker,AaronHalfaker,LorenG.Terveen, Geographic ContentProduction Distance andAttraction:GravityModelsfor Tom Nappey,VeraAraújo-Soares,KyleMontague Thomas Maskell,ClaraCrivellaro,RobertAnderson, Citizen-Generated Data Spokespeople: ExploringRoutestoActionthrough CHAIR: JEANHARDY Adam Rule,AurélienTabard,JamesD.Hollan Computational Notebooks Exploration andExplanationin Carmine Elvezio,MenguSukan,StevenFeiner Modular UIComponents Mercury: AMessagingFrameworkfor Michael S.Bernstein Ethan Fast,BinbinChen,JuliaMendelsohn,JonathanBassen, Iris: AConversationalAgentforComplexTasks Bonnie E.John,BradA.Myers Mary BethKery,MarissaRadensky,MahimaArya, using aLiterateProgrammingTool The StoryintheNotebook:ExploratoryDataScience CHAIR: MICHAELNEBELING

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THURSDAY 11:00 – 12:20 – 11:00 THURSDAY 12:20 – 14:00 Lunch Break Restaurants, bars & cafés available nearby Surveys of Thermal Experience in Workplace Surveys of Thermal Comfort Management Cosmin Munteanu, Gerald Penn Gustavo F. Tondello, Lennart E. Nacke Norene Kelly CHAIR: EUNJEONG CHEON CHAIR: EUNJEONG Be: On Sustainability, Is and What Can Seeing What for Respect Work, and Design Respect for Eli Blevis Usability: Validating Sustainable Evaluation beyond HCI Research Bates, Alan Dix, Vanessa Thomas, Christian Remy, Oliver Elaine M. Huang Mike Hazas, Adrian Friday, HCI This Changes Sustainable Maria Håkansson Bran Knowles, Oliver Bates, Roles for Digital ThermoKiosk: Investigating Mitchell Finnigan, Patrick Olivier, Adrian K. Clear, Samantha Rob Comber John Williamson, Antti Oulasvirta, Otmar Hilliges, Per Ola Kristensson Speech and Hands-free Interaction: Myths, Challenges, and Opportunities Gamification: Tools and Techniques for Motivating Users How Do We Measure That?! Quick Scale Development Computational Interaction: Theory and Practice Computational Interaction: Theory and Course (C26): Computational Interaction (2/3) Course (C26): Computational Interaction Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 524A Course (C24): Speech and Hands-free Interaction (2/2) Interaction 524A Course (C24): Speech and Hands-free 524B Course (C25): Gamification (2/3) (2/3) That?! 524C Course (C23): How Do We Measure 521ABC Papers: New Perspectives on Sustainability New Perspectives 521ABC Papers: 522AB

Sarah D'Angelo, Darren Gergle A Trip to the Moon: Personalized Animated Movies for Self-reflection Fengjiao Peng, Veronica Crista LaBelle, Emily Christen Yue, Rosalind W. Picard An Eye For Design: Gaze Visualizations for Remote Collaborative Work Helen Chen, Sophie Engle, Alark Joshi, Eric D. Ragan, Beste F. Yuksel, Lane Harrison Experiential Augmentation: Uncovering The Meaning of Qualitative Visualizations when Applied to Augmented Objects Dixon Lo, Dan Lockton, Stacie Rohrbach Zeina Atrash Leong, Michael S. Horn, Lisa Thaniel, Emily Meier CHAIR: FANNY CHEVALIER Using Animation to Alleviate Overdraw in Multiclass Scatterplot Matrices Eva Deckers, Joep Frens, Caroline Hummels Saksono, Elizabeth Stowell, Mercedes C. Lyson, Herman Rooms Inspiring AWE: Transforming Clinic Waiting with Active into Informal Learning Environments Waiting Education Ticket to Talk: Supporting Conversation between YoungTicket to Talk: Supporting Conversation McNaney, Daniel Welsh, Kellie Morrissey, Sarah Foley, Roisin Christos Salis, John McCarthy, John Vines for Designing and Evaluating mHealth Interventions Review Vulnerable Populations: A Systematic CHAIR: AMANDA LAZAR Baby Exploring the Value of Parent Tracked A Data-enabled Design Exploration Rutjes, Janne van Kollenburg, Sander Bogers, Heleen Media Digital through Dementia with People and People G. Parker Renée C. Wurth, Holly Jimison, Misha Pavel, Andrea Guan Wang, Ayoung Suh Differences in Blocking Effects of Individual Workplace Distractions Gloria Mark, Mary Czerwinski, Shamsi T. Iqbal the Use of Biometric and Computer Interaction Sensors Interaction Computer and Biometric of Use the CommandsVerbal Job: Right the for Sound Right the Use a Task-Management Systemand Auditory Icons for Processes in the Brain Favor Different Information Krupenia, Heinrich H. Bülthoff, Christiane Glatz, Stas S. Lewis L. Chuang The Effects of Nomophobia on Disorder or Driver?: in Organizations Work-Related Outcomes Data in Interactions with Healthcare Professionals: CHAIR: ROEL VERTEGAAL CHAIR: ROEL Office: A Field Study in the Sensing Interruptibility on Fritz André N. Meyer, Thomas Sebastian C. Müller, Manuela Züger,

519AB Papers: Perception in Visualization 2 Perception 519AB Papers: 518C Papers: Designing Care 518C Papers: 518AB Papers: Interruptions Interruptions 518AB Papers: CHI 2018 THURSDAY 68 THURSDAY 14:00–15:20 514BPapers: Typing & Touch 2 Women 514ASIG:Designathonto in Support Tech 513ABPapers: VideoCommunications | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems

Designathon toSupportWomeninTech Pedro Lopes,SijingYou,AlexandraIon,PatrickBaudisch and GamesusingElectricalMuscleStimulation Adding ForceFeedbacktoMixedRealityExperiences Huy VietLe,SvenMayer,PatrickBader,NielsHenze the Touchscreen One-Handed SmartphoneInteractionBeyond Fingers’ RangeandComfortableAreafor Radu-Daniel Vatavu Luis A.Leiva,DanielMartín-Albo,RéjeanPlamondon, Gesture ProductionTimes KeyTime: Super-AccuratePredictionofStroke Alix Goguey,GéryCasiez,DanielVogel,CarlGutwin During AtomicTouchActions Characterizing FingerPitchandRollOrientation CHAIR: EUANFREEMAN Karen Holtzblatt,NicolaMarsden Mark Billinghurst Barrett Ens,RobertW.Lindeman,BruceH.Thomas, Thammathip Piumsomboon,GunA.Lee,JonathonD.Hart, Remote Collaboration Mini-Me: AnAdaptiveAvatarforMixedReality Ehud Sharlin Martin Feick,TerranceMok,AnthonyTang,LoraOehlberg, Proxies inObject-FocusedRemoteCollaboration Perspective onandRe-orientationofPhysical Abigail Sellen Carman Neustaedter,BrennanJones,KentonO'Hara, Emergency Situations The BenefitsandChallengesofVideoCallingfor Lillian Yang Carman Neustaedter,AnthonyTang,BernhardE.Riecke, Yasamin Heshmat,BrennanJones,XiaoxuanXiong, 360 DegreeViewing Activities throughaTelepresenceRobotwith Geocaching withaBeam:SharedOutdoor CHAIR: IGNACIOAVELLINO

515ABCPapers: Worn, Spoken,LivedIn 514CPapers: (On-Body) Sensing 516ABPapers: MakingConversation

CHAIR: CHRISTIANHOLZ Akram Alomainy,AlbrechtSchmidt Katrin Hänsel,RominaPoguntke,HamedHaddadi, Studies andPhysiologyAwareSystems What toPutontheUser:SensingTechnologiesfor Suranga Nanayakkara Nuwan TharakaPerera,TomásVegaGálvez, Yilei Shi,HaimoZhang,HasithaRajapakse, GestAKey: TouchInteractiononIndividualKeycaps Omer Inan,GregoryD.Abowd Kenneth Cunefare,ThomasPloetz,ThadStarner, Ruichen Meng,SumeetJain,YizengHan,XinyuLi, Cheng Zhang,QiuyueXue,AnandghanWaghmare, using ActiveAcousticOn-bodySensing FingerPing: RecognizingFine-grainedHandPoses Daniel Buschek,BiankaRoppelt,FlorianAlt Rotation Gestures Extending KeyboardShortcutswithArmandWrist CHAIR: NADIABERTHOUZE Darren Gergle Mark Diaz,Isaac Johnson,AmandaLazar,AnneMarie Piper, Addressing Age-Related Biasin Sentiment Analysis Richard Ladner Danielle Bragg,CynthiaBennett,Katharina Reinecke, A LargeInclusiveStudyofHuman ListeningRates Sunita Kumar,NehaKumar Naveena Karusala,AdityaVishwanath,Vashistha, Navigate Multilingualism More Things”:UsingSmartphonesto “Only ifYouuseEnglishWillGetto Vincent Vandeghinste Iulianna vanderLek-Ciudin,TomVanallemeersch, Sven Coppers,JanVandenBergh,KrisLuyten,KarinConinx, Intellingo: AnIntelligibleTranslationEnvironment CHAIR: ROBINBREWER Denis Lalanne Hamed S.Alavi,HimanshuVerma,JakubMlynar, Human-Centric SustainableArchitecture The HideandSeekofWorkspace:Towards Sebastian Boring Joanna Bergstrom-Lehtovirta,KasperHornbæk, Off-Skin Displays It's aWrap:MappingOn-SkinInputto Jérémy Frey,MayGrabli,RonitSlyper,JessicaR.Cauchard Wearable Technologies Breeze: SharingBiofeedbackThrough Meredith Morris Alexander J.Fiannaca,AnnParadiso,JonCampbell, Expressivity inAugmentativeCommunication Voicesetting: VoiceAuthoringUIsforImproved

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THURSDAY 14:00 – 15:20 – 14:00 THURSDAY Christopher Bethune, Philippe Horne, Nathan Kronenfeld, Ramakrishnan Kannan, Barry Drake, Haesun Park, Jaegul Choo HomeFinder Revisited: Finding Ideal Homes with Reachability-Centric Multi-Criteria Decision Making Di Weng, Heming Zhu, Jie Bao, Yu Zheng, Yingcai Wu TopicOnTiles: Tile-Based Spatio-Temporal Event Media Social on Modeling Topic Exclusive via Analytics Minsuk Choi, Sungbok Shin, Jinho Choi, Scott Langevin, Harm van Essen, Berry Eggen Harm van Essen, Berry The Case of Making Problems in Design Research: Teen Shoplifters on Tumblr John Vines, Enrique Encinas, Mark Blythe, Shaun Lawson, Jayne Wallace, Pam Briggs Design Paragon: An Online Gallery for Enhancing Feedback with Visual Examples Hyeonsu B. Kang, Gabriel Amoako, Neil Sengupta, Steven P. Dow Exclusions in Parody in Place: Exposing Socio-spatial Data-Driven Maps with Design Parody Sarah E. Fox, Meredith Lampe, Daniela K. Rosner Using Co-Design to Examine How Children Conceptualize Intelligent Interfaces Julia Woodward, Zari McFadden, Nicole Shiver, Amir Ben-hayon, Jason C. Yip, Lisa Anthony CHAIR: DANYEL FISHER TopoText: Context-Preserving Text Data Exploration Across Multiple Spatial Scales Jiawei Zhang, Chittayong Surakitbanharn, Niklas Elmqvist, Ross Maciejewski, Zhenyu Qian, David S. Ebert To Distort or Not to Distort: Distance Cartograms in the Wild Sungsoo (Ray) Hong, Min-Joon Yoo, Bonnie Chinh, Amy Han, Sarah Battersby, Juho Kim CHAIR: JOEL LANIR CHAIR: JOEL Collaborative Do That Here": How "We Don't Jeremy Banks, Chris Parnin Denae Ford, Kristina Lustig, Reviews? Differential Effects of More stars or More in the Sharing Economy Reputation on Trust Bruno Abrahao Will Qiu, Paolo Parigi, Social Information and Share and Share Alike? Coordination of Shared Use Interaction Style in Thomas van de Werff, Karin Niemantsverdriet, Wearables with Live Action Designing Future Social Role Play (Larp) Designers Samvid Jhaveri, Elena Márquez Segura, James Fey, Ella Dagan, Jared Pettitt, Miguel Flores, Katherine Isbister CHAIR: JOHN VINES Editing with Mentors Improves Engagement in Mentors Improves Editing with Social Q&A Communities Social Q&A Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada |

518C Papers: Visualization of Space and Shape 518C Papers: 517A Papers: Social Collaboration Collaboration Social 517A Papers: 3 Design & Design Research 517B Papers:

Beyond Translation: Design and Evaluation of an Emotional and Contextual Knowledge Interface for Foreign Language Social Media Posts Hajin Lim, Dan Cosley, Susan R. Fussell Political Opinions Danielle Lottridge, Frank R. Bentley Engage Early, Correct More: How Journalists Participate in False Rumors Online during Crisis Events Kate Starbird, Dharma Dailey, Owla Mohamed, Gina Lee, Emma S. Spiro CHAIR: ABDALLAH EL ALI Complex Mediation in the Formation of Yubo Kou, Bonnie Nardi Let’s Hate Together: How People Share News in Messaging, Social, and Public Networks Mobile Interaction Ken Pfeuffer, Yang Li Pressures In a New Land: Mobile Phones, Amplified and Reduced Capabilities Lizzie Coles-Kemp, Rikke Bjerg Jensen, Reem Talhouk M3 Gesture Menu: Design and Experimental M3 Gesture Menu: Design and Experimental Analyses of Marking Menus for Touchscreen Zhai Jingjie Zheng, Xiaojun Bi, Kun Li, Yang Li, Shumin on Analysis and Modeling of Grid Performance Touchscreen Mobile Devices CHAIR: CAROLINE APPERT A Large-Scale Study of iPhone App Launch Behaviour Marek Bell, Alistair Morrison, Xiaoyu Xiong, Matthew Higgs, Matthew Chalmers Bryan Dosono, Bryan Semaan Experiments in CivilServant: Community-Led Platform Governance J. Nathan Matias, Merry Mou Slacktivists or Activists?: Identity Work in the Virtual Slacktivists or Activists?: Disability March Sagar Salvi, Erin Brady Hanlin Li, Disha Bora, AAPI Political Identity Work as Deliberation: US Presidential Election Discourse in the 2016 CHAIR: CASEY FIESLER CHAIR: CASEY Digital Storytelling Story, to Our Story: From Her Abortion Rights Engagement around as Public in Ireland Advocacy Balaam, John McCarthy, Lydia Michie, Madeline Morrissey Timur Osadchiy, Kellie

516E Papers: Politics, News and Foreign Language Media and Foreign News Politics, 516E Papers: 516D Papers: Mobile Touchscreen Interactions Interactions Touchscreen Mobile 516D Papers: 516C Papers: Activism & Politics & Politics Activism 516C Papers: CHI 2018 THURSDAY 70 THURSDAY 14:00–15:20 521ABCPapers: Trust andSecurityinPractice 519ABPapers: SocialMedia &Information | ACM Conference on Human Factors inComputing Systems Nathan Malkin,ChristopherThompson,SergeEgelman Robert W.Reeder,AdriennePorterFelt,SunnyConsolvo, Browser WarningsintheField An ExperienceSamplingStudyofUserReactionsto Karola Marky,OksanaKulyk,KarenRenaud,MelanieVolkamer Verifiable E-VotingSchemes What DidIReallyVoteFor?OntheUsabilityof Mohammad TahaKhan,MariaHyun,ChrisKanich,BlaseUr Longitudinal DataManagementinCloudStorage Forgotten ButNotGone:IdentifyingtheNeedfor Tyler W.Thomas,MadihaTabassum,BillChu,HeatherLipford Application SecurityExpertPerspective Security DuringApplicationDevelopment:an CHAIR: EMANUELVONZEZSCHWITZ Yiran Wang,GloriaMark Academic Performance:AnEmpiricalStudy The ContextofCollegeStudents’FacebookUseand Nazanin Andalibi,AndreaForte Disclosures onIdentifiedSocialNetworkSites A Decision-MakingFrameworkforStigmatized Announcing PregnancyLossonFacebook: Lee Taber,SteveWhittaker Self-Perception onSnapChat,FacebookandOffline Personality DependsonTheMedium:Differencesin Helen Creswick,NehaGupta,StuartMoran Martin Flintham,ChristianKarner,KhaledBachour, Consumption ofNewsviaSocialMedia Falling forFakeNews:Investigatingthe CHAIR: DAVIDGEERTS 517D 15:40 –17:10 Thursday AfternoonClosingPlenary

Sue Gardner

524CCourse(C23):HowDoWeMeasure That?! (3/3) 524BCourse(C25):Gamification(3/3) 524ACourse(C27):ReflexiveEthnographies inHCI 522AB Course (C26):ComputationalInteraction (3/3) Quick ScaleDevelopment How DoWeMeasureThat?! Motivating Users Gamification: ToolsandTechniquesfor Interaction: TheoryandPractice Reflexive EthnographiesinHuman-Computer Computational Interaction:TheoryandPractice Norene Kelly Gustavo F.Tondello,LennartE.Nacke Amon Rapp Per OlaKristensson John Williamson,AnttiOulasvirta,OtmarHilliges,

15:20 –15:40 Coffee Break 517 Foyer 517

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 WORKSHOPS & SYMPOSIA W14 Internet of Tangible Things: Workshop on 519B Tangible Interaction with the Internet WORKSHOPS of Things CHI 2018 workshops take place in the 500 meeting rooms of Leonardo Angelini, Zuzanna Lechelt, Eva Hornecker, the Palais. Workshops are accessible only to pre-registered Paul Marshall, Can Liu, Margot Brereton, attendees. Alessandro Soro, Nadine Couture, Omar Abou Khaled, Elena Mugellini Saturday 21 April – Sunday 22 April (2 days) Room W15 Mid-Air Haptics for Control Interfaces 521A W01 HCIxDementia Workshop: Engaging People 522A Marcello Giordano, Orestis Georgiou, Brygida Dzidek, Living with Dementia Loic Corenthy, Jin Ryong Kim, Sriram Subramanian, Amanda Lazar, Austin L. Toombs, Kellie Morrissey, Stephen A. Brewster Gail Kenning, Jennifer Boger, Rens Brankaert W16 Moving Beyond a ‘One-Size Fits All’ approach: 520C W02 The Body as Starting Point: Exploring 513B Exploring Individual Difference in Privacy Inside and Around Body Boundaries for Daricia Wilkinson, Moses Namara, Karla Badillo-Urquiola, Pamela J. Wisniewski, Bart P. Knijnenburg, Xinru Page, Body-Centric Computing Design Eran Toch, Jennifer C. Romano Bergstrom m.c. schraefel, Elise van den Hoven, Josh Andres W17 Reshaping Touch Communication: 521B Saturday 21 April (1 day) Room An Interdisciplinary Research Agenda W03 (Un)Accep table!?! – Re-thinking the Social 524C Sara Price, Kerstin Leder Mackley, Carey Jewitt, Acceptability of Emerging Technologies Gijs Huisman, Bruna Petreca, Nadia Berthouze, Marion Koelle, Halley Profita, Thomas Olsson, Domenico Prattichizzo, Vincent Hayward Julie R. Williamson, Robb Mitchell, Shaun Kane, W18 Secret Lives of Data Publics: 522C Susanne CJ Boll Mixed Reality Smart City Interfaces W04 “Grand Visions” for Post-Capitalist 513A Gabriel Resch, Beth Coleman, Matt Ratto, Bart Simon Human-Computer Interaction W19 Sensemaking in a Senseless World 518C Tom Feltwell, Shaun Lawson, Enrique Encinas, Daniel M. Russell, Gregorio Convertino, Aniket Kittur, Conor Linehan, Ben Kirman, Deborah Maxwell, Peter Pirolli, Elizabeth Anne Watkins Tom Jenkins, Stacey Kuznetsov W20 SmartObjects ‘18: 6th Workshop on 522B W05 A Short Workshop on Next Steps Towards 514B Interacting with Smart Objects Long Term Self Tracking Florian Müller, Dirk Schnelle-Walka, Jochen Meyer, Daniel Epstein, Parisa Eslambolchilar, Tobias Grosse-Puppendahl, Sebastian Günther, Judy Kay, Lie Ming Tang Markus Funk, Kris Luyten, Oliver Brdiczka, W06 Chinese CHI 2018 Workshop 514C Niloofar Dezfuli, Max Mühlhäuser Zhiyong Fu, Jun Hu, Haipeng Mi, Xing-Dong Yang W21 Understanding “Bad Actors” Online 521C W07 Data Visualization on Mobile Devices 515A Lindsay Blackwell, Mark Handel, Sarah T. Roberts, Bongshin Lee, Matthew Brehmer, Petra Isenberg, Amy Bruckman, Kimberly Voll Eun Kyoung Choe, Ricardo Langner, Raimund Dachselt Sunday 22 April (1 day) Room W08 Data-Driven Educational Game Design 515B W22 Brain-Computer Interfaces for Artistic Expression 519B Bruce M. McLaren, Jodi Asbell-Clarke, Jessica Hammer Anton Nijholt, Robert J.K. Jacob, Marvin Andujar, W09 Design For Sexual Wellbeing in HCI 515C Beste F. Yuksel, Grace Leslie Gopinaath Kannabiran, Alex A. Ahmed, Matthew Wood, W23 Bridging a Bridge: Bringing Two HCI 518A Madeline Balaam, Joshua G. Tanenbaum, Communities Together Shaowen Bardzell, Jeffrey Bardzell Soussan Djamasbi, Dennis F. Galletta, Fiona Nah, W10 Designing Recipes for Digital Food Futures 518A Xinru Page, Lionel P. Robert Jr., Pamela J. Wisniewski Marketa Dolejsova, Rohit Ashok Khot, Hilary Davis, W24 Designing Interactions for the Ageing Populations 515B Hasan Shahid Ferdous, Andrew Quitmeyer Sayan Sarcar, Cosmin Munteanu, Jussi Jokinen, W11 Disruptive Improvisations: Making Use of 518B Antti Oulasvirta, Neil Charness, Mark Dunlop, Non-Deterministic Art Practices in HCI Xiangshi Ren Kristina Andersen, Laura Devendorf, James Pierce, W25 Developing a Community of Practice to 519A Ron Wakkary, Daniela K. Rosner Support Global HCI Education W12 HCI Outdoors: Understanding Human- 514A Olivier St-Cyr, Craig M. MacDonald, Elizabeth F. Churchill, Computer Interaction in Outdoor Recreation Jenny J. Preece, Anna Bowser Michael D. Jones, Zann Anderson, Jonna Hakkila, W26 Experience Design meets Service Design – 514A Keith Cheverst, Florian Daiber Method Clash or Marriage? W13 Inclusive Educational Technologies: 519A Virpi Roto, Jung-Joo Lee, Tuuli Mattelmaki, Emerging Opportunities for People with John Zimmerman Visual Impairments W27 Exploring Participatory Design Methods 521C Oussama Metatla, Marcos Serrano, Christophe Jouffrais, to Engage with Arab Communities Anja Thieme, Shaun Kane, Stacy Branham, Emeline Brulé, Ebtisam Alabdulqader, Shaimaa Lazem, Cynthia L. Bennett Mohamed Khamis, Susan M. Dray W28 HCI for Blockchain: Studying, Designing, 514C Critiquing and Envisioning Distributed Ledger Technologies Chris Elsden, Bettina Nissen, Karim Jabbar, Reem Talhouk, Caitlin Lustig, Paul Dunphy, Chris Speed, John Vines

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W30 Interacting with Autonomous Vehicles: 518B SYMPOSIA Learning from Other Domains CHI 2018 is offering a series of special symposia for Alexander Meschtscherjakov, Manfred Tscheligi, topics pertinent to HCI communities. Participants include Bastian Pfleging, Shadan Sadeghian Borojeni, Wendy Ju, both presenters and audience members. The symposia Philippe Palanque, Andreas Riener, Bilge Mutlu, descriptions appear in the CHI 2018 Extended Abstracts. Andrew L. Kun Symposia are accessible only to pre-registered attendees. W31 Living Labs: Measuring Human Experience 522B in the Built Environment Saturday 21 April – Sunday 22 April (2 days) Room Syed Shabih Hasan, Anja Jamrozik, Carolina Campanella, Sym01 Computer-Human Interaction 513C Sara Aristizabal, Rongpeng Zhang, Nicholas Clements Mentoring (CHIMe) W32 Maker Movements, Do-It-Yourself Cultures 515A Robin Brewer, Marvin Andujar, Sheena Erete, and Participatory Design: Implications for Ronald A Metoyer, Manuel A. Perez-Quinones, HCI Research Yolanda Rankin Michael Smyth, Ingi Helgason, Frank Kresin, Mara Balestrini, Andreas B. Unteidig, Shaun Lawson, Saturday 21 April (1 day) Room Mark Gaved, Nick Taylor, James Auger, Sym02 Early Career Development Symposium 524B Lone Koefoed Hansen, Douglas C. Schuler, Mel Woods, Michael Muller, Geraldine Fitzpatrick Paul Dourish Sym03 HCI Across Borders: Paving New Pathways 524A W33 Novel Interaction Techniques for 521B Neha Kumar, Kurtis Heimerl, David Nemer, Collaboration in VR Naveena Karusala, Aditya Vashistha, Susan M. Dray, Misha Sra, Ken Perlin, Luiz Velho, Mark Bolas Christian Sturm, Laura S. Gaytán-Lugo, Anicia Peters, W34 Rethinking Interaction: From Instrumental 514B Nova Ahmed, Nicola Dell, Jay Chen Interaction to Human-Computer Partnerships Sunday 22 April (1 day) Room Michel Beaudouin-Lafon, Wendy E. Mackay Sym04 3rd Symposium on Computing and 520C W35 The 2nd Workshop on Hacking and Making 518C Mental Health: Understanding, Engaging, at Time-Bounded Events: Current Trends and and Delighting Users Next Steps in Research and Event Design Greg Wadley, Rafael Calvo, John Torous, Ei Pa Pa Pe Than, James Herbsleb, Alexander Nolte, Mary Czerwinski Elizabeth Gerber, Brittany Fiore-Gartland, Brad Chapman, Aurelia Moser, Nancy Wilkins-Diehr Sym05 Asian CHI Symposium: Emerging HCI 524A Research Collection W36 General Data Protection Regulation: 524C Saki Sakaguchi, Eunice Sari, Taku Hachisu, An Opportunity for HCI Community? Adi Tedjasaputra, Kunihiro Kato, Masitah Ghazali, Eva Thelisson, Kshitij Sharma, Hanan Salam, Kaori Ikematsu, Ellen Yi-Luen Do, Jun Kato, Virginia Dignum Hiromi Nakamura, Jun Nishida, Daisuke Sakamoto, W37 Untold Stories: Working with Third 515C Yoshifumi Kitamura, Jinwoo Kim, Anirudha N. Joshi, Sector Organisations Zhengjie Liu Angelika Strohmayer, Matt Marshall, Nitya Verma, Chris Bopp, Roisin McNaney, Amy Voida, David S. Kirk, Nicola J. Bidwell W38 Voice-based Conversational UX Studies 521A and Design Stuart Reeves, Martin Porcheron, Joel E. Fischer, Heloisa Candello, Donald McMillan, Moira McGregor, Robert J. Moore, Rein Sikveland, Alex S. Taylor, Julia Velkovska, Moustafa Zouinar

CHI 2018 Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 73 VIDEO SHOWCASE

 VIDEO SHOWCASE VS10 Rolling Graphics: Create Graphics on the Cross The Video Showcase features engaging videos that offer a Section of a Roll Cake Joongi Shin, Maria Jose Reyes, Su Ah Han, Moojin Joh, variety of perspectives on human-computer interaction, Daniel Saakes including novel interfaces, reflective pieces and future envisionments. Come enjoy the videos and some snacks VS11 Draw & Dance: Voice-controlled AR Assistant during the video showcase on Wednesday afternoon, Judith Amores, Anna Fuste, Amit Pitaru followed by the award ceremony. Three awards will be VS12 The Guts Game: Designing Playful Experiences for presented: the Golden Mouse award, the Best Design Study Ingestible Devices award, and the Best Design Exploration award. Zhuying Li, Felix Brandmueller, Stefan Greuter, Florian Mueller VS13 GrowKit: a Kit for Organisms to promote Wednesday personalized STEAM learning 17:30 – 18:30 Video Showcase 517D Helene Steiner, Seokbin Kang, Asta Roseway, Richard Banks Video Showcase Jurors VS14 IdleBot: Exploring Non-Engaging Interaction Design Judith Amores, MIT, USA in Personal Spaces Khaled Bachour, University of Lincoln, United Kingdom Caroline Overgoor, Mathias Funk Sarah D’Angelo, Northwestern Univeristy, USA VS15 Programmable Droplets for Interaction Daniel Harrison, UCL, United Kingdom Udayan Umapathi, Patrick Shin, Ken Nakagaki, Ioanna Iacovides, The Open University , United Kingdom Daniel Leithinger, Hiroshi Ishii Riasat Islam, The Open University, United Kingdom Carman Neustaedter, Simon Fraser University, Canada Doenja Oogjes, Simon Fraser University, Canada Sean Rintel, Microsoft Research, United Kingdom Emily Wall, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA James Eagan, CNRS, France Katerina Vrotsou Sarah Webber, University of Melbourne, Australia Videos VS01 ReverseCAVE: CAVE-based Visualization Methods of Public VR towards Shareable VR Experience Akira Ishii, Ippei Suzuki, Masaya Tsuruta, Shuta Nakamae, Junichi Suzuki, Yoichi Ochiai VS02 BioFidget Video: Biofeedback for Respiration Training Using an Augmented Fidget Spinner Rong-Hao Liang, Bin Yu, Mengru Xue, Jun Hu, Loe M.G. Feijs VS03 Puffy, a Friendly Inflatable Social Robot Alessandro Ubaldi, Mirko Gelsomini, Marzia Degiorgi, Giulia Leonardi, Simone Penati, Noëlie Ramuzat, Jacopo Silvestri, Franca Garzotto VS04 Everyday Entanglements Of The Connected Home Iohanna Nicenboim, Elisa Giaccardi, Marcel Schouwenaar VS05 Cinematic Prototyping: Exploring Future Interactions without Prototyping Technology Gert Pasman, Marco Rozendaal, Alan van Ramshorst, Felix Quaedvlieg, Mitsue Osako, Daniel Aguirre Broca VS06 Showcasing Printed Paper Actuator: A Low-cost Reversible Actuation and Sensing Method for Shape Changing Interfaces Guanyun Wang, Tingyu Cheng, Youngwook Do, Humphrey Yang, Ye Tao, Jianzhe Gu, Byoungkwon An, Lining Yao VS07 Evaluating CoBlox: A Comparative Study of Robotics Programming Environments for Adult Novices David Weintrop, Afsoon Afzal, Jean Salac, Patrick Francis, Boyang Li, David Shepherd, Diana Franklin VS08 CanalSense+: Face-Related Movement Recognition and Identification System based on Air Pressure in Ear Canals Toshiyuki Ando, Yuki Kubo, Buntarou Shizuki, Shin Takahashi VS09 Participatory Design Fiction: Community Storytelling for Speculative Urban Technologies Karl Baumann, Ben Caldwell, François Bar, Benjamin Stokes

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 COURSES Wednesday Courses, 25 April Time / Room Courses allow CHI attendees to extend their knowledge C15 From Tool to Partner: The Evolution 09:00 / 521ABC of Human-Computer Interaction beyond their current community and their current areas Jonathan Grudin of expertise. Courses are taught in one to three 80-minute units. C16 Make This! Introduction to Electronics 09:00 / 522AB Prototyping Using Arduino Pre-registration is required. The Course Notes you receive at David Sirkin, Nikolas Martelaro, Wendy Ju registration serve as your entry ticket. You may register for C17 Empirical Research Methods for 09:00 / 524A courses that have not yet been filled at the Registration Desk Human-Computer Interaction on the 2nd floor (Hall Viger). Scott I. MacKenzie, Steven J. Castellucci Monday Courses, 23 April Time / Room C06 Communicating with the Public & Press 4 09:00 / 524B Helen Pilcher C01 Mobile UX - The Next Ten Years? 11:30 / 521ABC Simon Robinson, Jennifer Pearson, Matt Jones C19 Automation: Danger or Opportunity? 14:00 / 522AB Designing and Assessing Automation C02 Balanced Interaction Design 11:30 / 522AB for Interactive Systems Gilbert Cockton Philippe Palanque, Célia Martinie, Camille Fayollas C03 Introduction to Human-Computer 11:30 / 524A C20 Designing with the Mind in Mind: 14:00 / 524A Interaction The Psychological Basis for UI Jonathan K. Lazar, Simone D. J. Barbosa Design Guidelines C04 Becoming a SIGCHI Volunteer 11:30 / 524B Jeff A. Johnson Loren Terveen C22 Designing, Engineering, and Evaluating 14:00 / 524C C05 How to Write CHI papers - Second Edition 11:30 / 524C Gesture User Interfaces Lennart E. Nacke Jean Vanderdonckt, Radu-Daniel Vatavu C06 Communicating with the Public & Press 1 14:30 / 524B Thursday Courses, 26 April Time / Room Helen Pilcher C23 How Do We Measure That?! 09:00 / 524C Tuesday Courses, 24 April Time / Room Quick Scale Development C08 Applied Sketching in HCI: Hands-on 09:00 / 521ABC Norene Kelly Course of Sketching Techniques C24 Speech and Hands-free Interaction: 09:00 / 524A Makayla Lewis, Miriam Sturdee, Nicolai Marquardt Myths, Challenges, and Opportunities C09 Research Methods for Child Computer 09:00 / 522AB Cosmin Munteanu, Gerald Penn Interaction C25 Gamification: Tools and Techniques 09:00 / 524B Janet C. Read for Motivating Users C10 Designing Technology for an Aging 09:00 / 524A Gustavo F. Tondello, Lennart E. Nacke Population C26 Computational Interaction: 09:00 / 522AB Jeff A. Johnson Theory and Practice C06 Communicating with the Public & Press 2 09:00 / 524B John Williamson, Antti Oulasvirta, Otmar Hilliges, Helen Pilcher Per Ola Kristensson C11 Navigation Interfaces for Virtual Reality 09:00 / 524C C27 Reflexive Ethnographies in 14:00 / 524A and Gaming: Theory and Practice Human-Computer Interaction: Ernst Kruijff, Bernhard E. Riecke Theory and Practice Amon Rapp C12 Deep Learning for Understanding 11:00 / 524A the Human Lex Fridman C13 Don’t forget to be the way you are: 14:00 / 522AB how to create a meaningful and sustainable research identity Dana McKay, George Buchanan C06 Communicating with the Public & Press 3 14:00 / 524B Helen Pilcher C14 Visual Design 4 Non-Designers: 14:00 / 524C Learn Basics the Hands-on Way Stephanie Foehrenbach, Fabian Scheiwiller

CHI 2018 Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 75 STUDENT EVENTS

 DOCTORAL CONSORTIUM DC16 Understanding Civic Participation in Environmental Selected doctoral students present and explore their research Sensing: A Values Driven Approach topics with senior researchers and other students in a two- Maria Victoria Palacin-Silva day interdisciplinary workshop. Doctoral Consortium posters DC17 Designing for Compassion Cultivation are displayed in Exhibit Hall/220BC and brief descriptions Annu Sible Prabhakar appear in the CHI 2018 Extended Abstracts. DC18 Spatial Social Media: Towards Collaborative Mixed Reality Telepresence “On The Go” Doctoral Consortium Mentors Bektur Ryskeldiev Yunan Chen (Co-Chair), University of California, Irvine DC19 Crisis Informatics in the Anthropocene: Disasters as Beki Grinter, Georgia Tech Matters of Care and Concern Gary Hsieh, University of Washington Robert Soden Nicolai Marquadt, University College London DC20 “Data Justice” By Design: Building Engagement Through Florian ‘Floyd’ Mueller (Co-Chair), RMIT University, Australia Civic Technologies Dawn Walker Kenton O’Hara (Co-Chair), Microsoft Research Saturday – Sunday Doctoral Consortium 520F Tuesday  STUDENT RESEARCH COMPETITION 10:20 – 11:00 Meet the poster authors Exhibit Hall/220BC The Student Research Competition (SRC) is a forum for Tuesday – Thursday undergraduate and graduate students to showcase their Posters on display during Open Hours Exhibit Hall/220BC research, exchange ideas, and improve their communication skills while competing for prizes. Sponsored by Microsoft Participants Research, the SRC is a branch of the ACM SRC. Winners are DC01 Social Norms in Online Communities: Formation, announced at the Closing Plenary. Evolution and Relation to Cyber-Aggression Kimberley R. Allison Monday DC02 Informing the Design of Personal Informatics 11:30 – 12:50 Posters Presentations 520F Technologies for Unpredictable Chronic Conditions Tuesday – Thursday Amid Ayobi Posters on display during Open Hours Exhibit Hall/220BC DC03 Exploring The Relationship Between VR Immersion, Wednesday Adaptive Resistance and Physical Exertion 14:00 – 17:20 Finalist Presentations 514C Joey Campbell DC04 On Designing Content Recommender Systems for Finalists Online News Media SRC01 Identifying Historical Primary Sources in Social Media Abhijnan Chakraborty for Reliable Historical Reconstruction DC05 Computational Methods to Understand Deviant Sriraj Janakiram Aiyer Mental Wellness Communities SRC02 Understanding What Africans Say Stevie Chancellor Lameck Mbangula Amugongo DC06 Personalized Behavior-Powered Systems for Guiding SRC03 Silly Lamp: Study of a Relationship with Engaging Self-Experiments Machine Learning Artefacts Nediyana Daskalova Agnieszka Billewicz DC07 Seamfully Interwoven: Piecing Together Havana’s SRC04 Designing Technological Interventions for Patients with Internet Discordant Chronic Comorbidities and Type-2 Diabetes Michaelanne Dye Gabrielle S. Cantor DC08 Designing for Interaction Proxemics: Configurations SRC05 Mental Models and Home Virtual Assistants (HVAs) and Transitions Janghee Cho Jens Emil Grønbæk SRC06 Why Should Your Activity Tracker Care About How DC09 Crowd-AI Systems for Non-Visual Information Access in Motivational Messages Look Like to You the Real World Lígia Duro Anhong Guo SRC07 Data Driven Support for Substance Addiction DC10 CHI Doctoral Consortium: The Work of Cybersecurity Recovery Communities Advocates Benjamin Fischman Julie M. Haney SRC08 Reflex: Learning Beyond the Screen in a Simple, Fun, DC11 Designing for the Changing Body: A Feminist and Affordable Way Exploration of Self-Tracking Technologies Mirko Gelsomini Sarah Homewood SRC09 Improving Social Presence with a Virtual Human via DC12 Preserving Privacy in Smart Homes: A Socio-Cultural Multimodal Physical--Virtual Interactivity in AR Approach Kangsoo Kim Martin J. Kraemer SRC10 Analysis of Peer Group Behavior Among University DC13 Fully Hand-and-Finger-Aware Smartphone Interaction Students Huy Viet Le Sahiti Kunchay, Lakshmi Manasa Kalanadhabhatta DC14 Impulse Buying: Interventions to Support Self-control with E-commerce SRC11 Digital Technologies and their Role in Intimate Carol Moser Partner Violence Roxanne Leitão DC15 Enabling Intent Recognition Through Gaze Awareness in User Interfaces Joshua Newn

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SRC12 Print (”Good Luck!”): Measuring the Effect of  STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION Autogenerated Social Encouragement on This is the 16th year of the CHI Student Design Competition Student Anxiety Collin A. Blanchard, Holly A. Buff, Travis D. Cook, (SDC), a premiere venue for students to demonstrate their Raquel E. Dottle, Gideon B. Luck, Alani L. Peters, skills in Interaction Design and User Experience. The design Virginia L. Pettit, Isaak Matthew Ramirez, Jessica E. Wininger brief this year was “Engaging Communities,” and students were SRC13 Rethinking App Permissions on iOS asked to use human-centred design approaches to develop a Michael Lutaaya new way to support, empower, or change the behaviour of a SRC14 A Cognitive Design Space for Supporting group around a shared area of interest. Attend the SDC poster Self-Regulation of ICT Use and presentation sessions to encounter great new ideas and Ulrik Lyngs rising talent from around the world. At the poster session, SRC15 Evaluation of a Persuasive Digital Literacy Game the top 12 entries will be pitching their work to attendees for Children and jurors, narrowing the field to 4 finalists. The presentation Sana Maqsood session on Wednesday consists of the top 4 teams vying to be SRC16 Developing Accessible and Usable Security named the winner of this year’s contest. (ACCUS) Heuristics Monday Daniela Napoli 14:30 – 15:50 Judging (Closed Jury Session) 520F SRC17 Reconstructing “Real News” via Computer-Human Interactions Tuesday Alamir Novin 15:20 – 16:00 Meet the Poster Authors Exhibit Hall/220BC SRC18 One Big Digital Family: Examining Social Media and Tuesday-Thursday Social Support in theDevelopment of Youth “At-Risk” Posters on Display during Open Hours Exhibit Hall/220BC Jennifer Pierre Wednesday SRC19 Examining the Role Visual Graph Structures Play in 14:00 – 15:20 Open Session Finalist Presentations 516C Collective Awareness and Cooperative Decisions Marlen Promann Finalists SRC20 How Loyal is Your Alexa? Imagining a Respectful SDC01 GenPlay: Generative Playscape Smart Assistant Ciera Crowell, Batuhan Sayis, Andrea Bravo, William Seymour Andrea Paramithiotti SRC21 Pyrus: A Collaborative Programming Game to Support SDC02 Mellow: A Mobile Application to Help Youth in Crisis Problem-Solving Larissa Waterman, Beatriz E. Diaz Motta, Hyeeun Son, Joshua Li Shi, Armaan Shah Han Quan To, Steven Szatala SRC22 Developing a Typeface for Low Resolution SDC03 NaviiCompass: An Exploratory Feedback System for an E-Ink Displays Urban Farm Community Benjamin Smith, Terra David Groenewold Jessica Andrich, Diana Beirl, Tassilo Nick Bouwman, SRC23 Cerebro: A Platform for Opportunistic Anouk Zarah Harde, Tim Serkes Collective Experiences SDC04 Dawn: Improving Hurricane Response for Citizens and Jennie Werner, Allison Sun Local Governments SRC24 Silent Chatbot Agent Amplifies Continued-Influence Ka Hyun Lee, Chi Kit Kwong, Rizwan Zaki, Kyler Emig, Effect on Misinformation Jonathan Tucker Sanghyeong Yu, Kwang-Hee Han SDC05 Wearable Aura: Interactive Personal Projection to Bring People Closer Laura Lugaresi, Dingding Zheng, Kaiyuan Lin SDC06 Musi: Facilitating Asynchronous Practice Between Classical Musicians Wei Cai, Anand Doshi, Chelsea Lauren Miller, Shu Zhou SDC07 Small Donation – Big Impact: Visualizing Charitable Donations Ruoxun Chen, Aditya More, Marshall Robbins, Dou Tian SDC08 VisuaLife: A Campaign Aiming to Visualise Air Pollution in the Form of T-shirts Displayed in an Exhibition Jack Solomon, Lorenzo Bellucci, Yunsheng Su, Zihe Liu, Mihaela Dimitrova SDC09 One Step: Interactive Posters to Raise Awareness of Poverty Courtney Michalsky, Stephanie Sykora, Lauren Toler SDC10 Menstrual Maze: A Toy Exploring Public Engagement in Menstrual Health Education Bonnie Tran, Lee Na Choi SDC11 Urban Memory: Remembering Communities in Urban Redevelopment Lusi Wang, Jing Qian, Niharika Ved SDC12 Litebox: Design for Adult Literacy Xindi Wang, Kesava Karthik Kota, Kolli Reddy, Denise Baran, Nalin Bhatia

CHI 2018 Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 77 LATE-BREAKING WORK

 LATE-BREAKING WORK LBW050 Consumer Attitudes Towards Privacy and Security in Home Assistants Authors are scheduled to stand by their posters during Nathaniel Fruchter, Ilaria Liccardi “meet the author” sessions indicated below. Please visit both rotations to see all of the exciting work being done and discuss Understanding People: Theory, Concepts, Methods 011 – 029 new ideas with poster authors. Authors present their posters LBW011 Towards a Cognition-Centered Personalization during the morning and afternoon breaks. Framework for Cultural-Heritage Content The following poster collections are on display: George E. Raptis, Christos A. Fidas, Christina Katsini, Nikolaos M. Avouris Rotation 1: Tuesday Privacy, Security, and Visualization 001 – 010, 050 LBW012 Exploring the Effects of Scale in Augmented Understanding People: Theory, Concepts, Methods 011 – 029 Reality-Empowered Visual Analytics CSCW 030 – 036 Zhida Sun, Feng Han, Xiaojuan Ma Health, Accessibility, and Aging 037 – 049 LBW013 Spatial Ability Improvement by Tangible Specific Application Areas 051 – 063 Interaction: Games and Play 064 – 072 A Case Study with EasySRRobot Design 073 – 087 Minjing Yu, Yong-Jin Liu, Guozhen Zhao, Chun Yu, User Experience and Usability 088 – 102 Yuanchun Shi Engineering Interactive Systems and Technologies 103 – 114 Interaction Techniques, Devices, and Modalities 115 – 137 LBW014 PD Notify: Investigating Personal Content on Rotation 2: Wednesday Public Displays Dominik Weber, Alexandra Voit, Gisela Kollotzek, Privacy, Security, and Visualization 501 – 509 Lucas van der Vekens, Marcus Hepting, Florian Alt, Understanding People: Theory, Concepts, Methods 510 – 528 Niels Henze CSCW 529 – 535 Health, Accessibility, and Aging 536 – 549 LBW015 A Safety Net: How Older Adults Build and Maintain Specific Application Areas 550 – 563 Interpersonal Relationships Games and Play 564 – 571 Xiying Wang, Tiffany Knearem, Fanlu Gui, Srishti Gupta, Design 572 – 586 Michael Williams, Haining Zhu, John M. Carroll User Experience and Usability 587 – 601 LBW016 Old Habits Die Hard: A Diary Study of On-Demand Engineering Interactive Systems and Technologies 602 – 614 Video Viewing Interaction Techniques, Devices, and Modalities 615 – 635 Jacob M. Rigby, Duncan P. Brumby, Anna L. Cox, Sandy J. J. Gould  ROTATION 1: TUESDAY LBW017 The Different Effects of Motivational Messages Privacy, Security, and Visualization 001 – 010, 050 and Monetary Incentives on Fostering Walking LBW001 Voice of Customer: A Tone-based Analysis System Behavior Yuan-Chi Tseng, Hui-Yen Chang, Shih-Wei Yen for Online User Engagement Xiaotong Liu, Anbang Xu, Vibha Sinha, Rama Akkiraju LBW018 Can a Machine Tend to Teenagers’ Emotional LBW002 Personalizable and Interactive Sequence Needs? A Study with Conversational Agents Junhan Kim, Yoojung Kim, Byungjoon Kim, Sukyung Yun, Recommender System Minjoon Kim, Joongseek Lee Fan Du, Sana Malik, Georgios Theocharous, Eunyee Koh LBW019 Emotional Delivery in Pro-social LBW003 A Design Space for Security Indicators for Crowdfunding Success Behavioural Biometrics on Mobile Touchscreen Lauren Rhue, Lionel P. Robert Devices Lukas Mecke, Sarah Prange, Daniel Buschek, Florian Alt LBW020 “In A Good Way Weird”: Exploring Positive Experiences with Technology-Mediated LBW004 Detecting Negative Emotion for Mixed Initiative Pornography Visual Analytics Livia J. Müller, Klaus Opwis, Elisa D. Mekler Prateek Panwar, Christopher Collins LBW021 Emotion Regulation in the Wild: Introducing LBW005 Valletto: A Multimodal Interface for Ubiquitous WEHAB System Architecture Visual Analytics Pardis Miri, Andero Uusberg, Heather Culbertson, Jan-Frederik Kassel, Michael Rohs Robert Flory, Helen Uusberg, James Gross, Keith Marzullo, LBW006 Interactive Campaign Planning for Katherine Isbister Marketing Analysts LBW022 Lunchocracy: Improving Eating Dynamics in the Fan Du, Sana Malik, Eunyee Koh, Georgios Theocharous Workplace Using a Bot-Based Anonymous LBW007 Exploring Data in Virtual Reality: Comparisons with Voting System 2D Data Visualizations Nađa Terzimehić, Mohamed Khamis, Florian Bemmann, Patrick Millais, Simon Jones, Ryan Kelly Heinrich Hussmann LBW008 Exploration & Anthropomorphism in Immersive LBW023 The Smartphone “Addiction” Narrative is Unit Visualizations Compelling, but Largely Unfounded Alexander Ivanov, Kurtis Thorvald Danyluk, Wesley Willett Simone Lanette, Melissa Mazmanian LBW009 Interactivity Factors in Visualization-Based LBW024 An Exploratory Study for Understanding Reasons Exploratory Search of (Not-)Using Internet of Things Ali Baigelenov, Paul Parsons Radhika Garg, Jenna Kim LBW010 An Instrument for Evaluating Uncertainty LBW025 Looking Up Information in Email: Feedback on Visit Visualization Techniques Durations Discourages Distractions Andrea Brennen, Stephanie Tuerk Judith Willemijn Borghouts, Duncan P. Brumby, Anna L. Cox 78 | ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems CHI 2018 LATE-BREAKING WORK

LBW026 Using Vocabularies to Collaboratively Create Better LBW042 The Role of Reflection and Context in Medication Plans for Writing Tasks Adherence Tracking for People Living with HIV Harmanpreet Kaur, Alex C. Williams, Anne Loomis Gabrielle M. Salib, Juan Fernando Maestre, Thompson, Walter S. Lasecki, Shamsi Iqbal, Jaime Teevan Kenneth B. Nimley, Nadia Dowshen, Gabriela Marcu LBW027 Does Group Size Affect Problem Solving LBW043 Implicit Detection of Motor Impairment in Performance in Crowds Working on a Hidden Parkinson’s Disease from Everyday Smartphone Profile Task? Interactions Xiaoyun Huang, Yla Tausczik Jing Gao, Feng Tian, Junjun Fan, Dakuo Wang, Xiangmin Fan, Yicheng Zhu, Shuai Ma, Jin Huang, Hongan Wang LBW028 Investigating Crowdsourcing as a Method to Collect Emotion Labels for Images LBW044 A Comparative Study on the Effectiveness of Olga Korovina, Fabio Casati, Radoslaw Nielek, Marcos Baez, Adaptive Exergames for Stroke Rehabilitation in Olga Berestneva Pakistan Hassan Ali Khan, Murayyiam Parvez, Suleman Shahid, LBW029 Feels Like Being There: Viewers Describe the Asbar Javaid Quality of Experience of Festival Video Using Their LBW045 Enabling Biographical Cognitive Stimulation for Own Words Michael Evans, Lianne Kerlin, Olivia Larner, Rosie Campbell People with Dementia Sérgio Alves, Filipa Brito, Andreia Cordeiro, Luis Carriço, CSCW 030 – 036 Tiago Guerreiro LBW030 How Creative is the Crowd in Describing Smart LBW046 Jazzy: Leveraging Virtual Reality Layers for Home Scenarios? Hand-Eye Coordination in Users with Amblyopia Tahir Abbas, Vassilis-Javed Khan, Daniel Tetteroo, Mario Scrocca, Nicola Ruaro, Daniele Occhiuto, Panos Markopoulos Franca Garzotto LBW031 Outsider Perspectives: Crowd-Based Feedback LBW047 Not Alone: Designing for Self-Disclosure and Social for Writing Support Exchange After Pregnancy Loss Rhema Linder, Shamsi Iqbal, Jaime Teevan Nazanin Andalibi, Gabriela Marcu, Tim Moesgen, Rebecca Mullin, Andrea Forte LBW032 Mass-Computer Interaction for Thousands of Users and Beyond LBW048 Designing an Emergency Response Community for Jean-Yves Lionel Lawson, Jean Vanderdonckt, Opioid Overdoses in Philadelphia Radu-Daniel Vatavu Roy Aizen, Gabriela Marcu, Anjali Misra, Gregory Sieber, David G. Schwartz, Alexis Roth, Stephen Lankenau LBW033 Concept Validation during Collaborative Ideation and Its Effect on Ideation Outcome LBW049 Towards Technology-Based Interventions for Maximilian Mackeprang, Abderrahmane Khiat, Improving Emotional and Cognitive Control Claudia Müller-Birn Eivind Flobak, Daniel A. Jensen, Astri Lundervold, Li-Hsuan Chen, Tine Nordgreen, Frode Guribye LBW034 Come Together: Facilitating Collocated Multilingual Group Discussion with a Language Support Tool Specific Application Areas 051 – 063 Mei-Ling Chen, Naomi Yamashita, Hao-Chuan Wang LBW051 Visualizing Gaze Information from Multiple LBW035 TNT: Exploring Pseudo Social Reminding for Students to Support Remote Instruction Effective Task Management Nancy Yao, Jeff Brewer, Sarah D’Angelo, Mike Horn, Darren Gergle Wonyoung Shin, Soowon Kang, Inyeop Kim, Mun Yong Yi, Uichin Lee LBW052 Itero: A Revision History Analytics Tool for LBW036 Seeing Is Believing: How People Fail to Identify Exploring Writing Behavior and Reflection Selen Turkay, Daniel Seaton, Andrew M. Ang Fake Images on the Web Mona Kasra, Cuihua Shen, James F. O’Brien LBW053 Kalgan: Video Player for Casual Language Learning Sathaporn “Hubert” Hu, Wesley J. Willett Health, Accessibility, and Aging 037 – 049 LBW054 Digitally Scaffolding Debate in the Classroom LBW037 Multiple Patient Monitoring in the Operating Room Adrian Holzer, Nava Tintarev, Samuel Bendahan, using a Head-Mounted Display Bruno Kocher, Shane Greenup, Denis Gillet Paul Schlosser, Tobias Grundgeiger, Oliver Happel LBW055 Children-Centered Sensing in Early LBW038 Staying Alive With Virtual Humans Childhood Classrooms Sarah Morrison-Smith, Heng Yao, Isaac Wang, Benjamin Lok, Nazmus Saquib, Deb Roy Jaime Ruiz LBW056 Block Talks: A Tangible and Augmented LBW039 Vibro-Band - Supporting Needle Placement for Reality Toolkit for Children to Learn Sentence Physicians with Vibrations Constructions Anke Verena Reinschluessel, Sarah Christin Cebulla, Min Fan, Uddipana Baishya, Elgin-Skye Mclaren, Marc Herrlich, Tanja Döring, Rainer Malaka Alissa N. Antle, Shubhra Sarker, Amal Vincent LBW040 Design In The “Medical” Wild: Challenges Of LBW057 Exprgram: A Language Learning Interface for Technology Deployment Mastering Pragmatic Competence Leah Kulp, Aleksandra Sarcevic Kyung Je Jo, John Joon Young Chung, Juho Kim LBW041 Diagnostic Agents: Collaborative Interpretation for LBW058 EmoStory: A Game-based System Supporting Cardiac Patients at Home Children’s Emotional Development Maria Kjærup, Stefania Kouzeli, Mikael B. Skov, Min Fan, Jianyu Fan, Sheng Jin, Alissa N. Antle, Jesper Kjeldskov, Charlotte Schmidt Skov, Peter Søgaard Philippe Pasquier CHI 2018 Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 79 LATE-BREAKING WORK

LBW059 Reflection before/after Practice: Learnersourcing LBW078 Papercut: Digital Fabrication and Design for for Drawing Support Paper Cutting Yi-Ching Huang, Jerry Yu-Heng Chan, Jane Hsu Lijuan Liu, Yang Chen, Pinhao Wang, Yizhou Liu, Caowei Zhang, Xuan Li, Cheng Yao, Fangtian Ying LBW060 PARTICIPATE: Capturing Knowledge in Public Library Activities LBW079 Beyond Digital Displays: Design Considerations for Carla Gröschel, Peter Dalsgaard, Clemens N. Klokmose, Tablet Applications Targeting Children with ASD Henrik Korsgaard, Eva Eriksson, Raphaelle Bats, in Sri Lanka Aurélien Tabard, Alix Ducros, Sofia E. Serholt Amani Indunil Soysa, Abdullah Al Mahmud LBW061 FieldGuide: Smartwatches in a Multi-display LBW080 A Survey of the Usage of Sticky Notes Museum Environment Aron D. Fischel, Kim Halskov Amartya Banerjee, Rovik Robert, Michael S. Horn LBW081 Gifting Interpretations of Personal Data LBW062 An Initial Study of Multisensory Interaction for Maria Karyda, Iyubanit Rodríguez, Andrés Lucero Outdoor Heritage Sites LBW082 #darkpatterns: UX Practitioner Conversations David K. McGookin, Laura Maye, Ling Chen, Mikko Kytö About Ethical Design Madison Fansher, Shruthi Sai Chivukula, Colin M. Gray Games and Play 064 – 072 LBW083 Designing Health-Promoting Technologies with IoT LBW064 Keeping Players Engaged in Exergames: at Home A Personality Matchmaking Approach Eulim Sull, Youn-kyung Lim Gerry Chan, Ali Arya, Anthony Whitehead LBW084 A Survey on User-Interface Design Strategies to LBW065 Understanding Fitness App Usage Over Time: Address Online Bias Moving Beyond the Need for Competence Roxanne Leitão, Filip Jakobsen Vanessa R. Lerch, Sharon T. Steinemann, Klaus Opwis LBW085 A Design Space for Audience Sensing and LBW066 Varying Avatar Weight to Increase Player Feedback Systems Motivation: Challenges of a Gaming Setup Mariam Hassib, Stefan Schneegass, Niels Henze, Anna Barenbrock, Marc Herrlich, Kathrin Maria Gerling, Albrecht Schmidt, Florian Alt Jan David Smeddinck, Rainer Malaka LBW086 String Figuring: A Story of Reflection, Material LBW067 Gamified Rehabilitation for Pain Distraction in Inquiry, and a Novel Sensor Total-Knee-Replacement Patients Josephine Klefeker, Laura Devendorf Xuejiao Zhao, Qiong Wu, X. Jessie Yang, Yang Qiu, User Experience and Usability 088 – 102 Huiguo Zhang, Chunyan Miao LBW088 ThinkInk- An Intelligent Sketch Tool for Learning LBW068 Pirate Bri’s Grocery Adventure: Teaching Food Data Structures Literacy through Shopping Md Athar Imtiaz, Andrew Luxton-Reilly, Beryl Plimmer Marcela Costa Camara do Bomfim, James R. Wallace LBW089 AI-Supported Messaging: An Investigation of LBW069 Do You Think This is a Game? Contrasting a Serious Human-Human Text Conversation with AI Support Game with a Gamified Application for Health Jess Hohenstein, Malte Jung Johannes Pfau, Jan David Smeddinck, Georg Volkmar, LBW090 Click or Hold: Usability Evaluation of Maneuver Nina Wenig, Rainer Malaka Approval Techniques in Highly Automated Driving LBW070 Exploring the Impact of Colour-Blindness on Marcel Walch, Kristin Mühl, Martin Baumann, Computer Game Performance Michael Weber Daniela Napoli, Sonia Chiasson LBW091 The Effects of a Vibro-Kinetic Multi-Sensory Design 073 – 087 Experience in Passive Seated Vehicular Movement in a Virtual Reality Context LBW073 A Design Space For Meaningful Alexandre Gardé, Pierre-Majorique Leger, Structural Gamification Sylvain Senecal, Marc Fredette, Elise Labonte-LeMoyne, Stuart Hallifax, Audrey Serna, Jean-Charles Marty, François Courtemanche, Jean-François Ménard Elise Lavoué LBW092 How User Experience is Practiced: Two Case LBW074 A Sentiment Analysis of Design Reflections from Studies from the Field Design Projects Cynthia Putnam, Mary Bungum, Dan Spinner, Jonas Frich, Nanna Inie, Kim Halskov, Peter Dalsgaard Abhinit Nitin Parelkar, Silpa Vipparti, Phobey Cass LBW075 Persona Perception Scale: Developing and LBW093 “I know what the companies are wanting more Validating an Instrument for Human-Like of”: Professional Participants in Online Usability Representations of Data Studies Joni Salminen, Haewoon Kwak, João M. Santos, Steven Schirra, Chris Allison Soon-Gyo Jung, Jisun An, Bernard J. Jansen LBW094 VR Reading UIs: Assessing Text Parameters for LBW076 Enhancing Storytelling Experience with Reading in VR Story-Aware Interactive Puppet Tilman Dingler, Kai Kunze, Benjamin Outram Bogyeong Kim, Jaehoon Pyun, Woohun Lee LBW095 Studying Eye Movements As A Basis For Measuring LBW077 GROW: A Smart Bottle that Uses its Surface as an Cognitive Load Ambient Display to Motivate Daily Water Intake Johannes Zagermann, Ulrike Pfeil, Harald Reiterer Gül Kaner, Hüseyin Uğur Genç, Salih Berk Dinçer, LBW096 BUZZ: An Auditory Interface User Experience Scale Deniz Erdoğan, Aykut Coskun Brianna J. Tomlinson, Brittany E. Noah, Bruce N. Walker 80 | ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems CHI 2018 LATE-BREAKING WORK

LBW097 Findings of a User Study of Automatically Interaction Techniques, Devices, & Modalities 115 – 137 Generated Personas LBW115 LagBox – Measuring the Latency of USB-Connected Joni Salminen, Soon-Gyo Jung, Jisun An, Haewoon Kwak, Bernard J. Jansen Input Devices Florian Bockes, Raphael Wimmer, Andreas Schmid LBW098 Working with a Recommendation Agent: How LBW116 Button++: Designing Risk-aware Smart Buttons Recommendation Presentation Influences Users’ Eunji Park, Hyunju Kim, Byungjoo Lee Perceptions and Behaviors Emilie Bigras, Marc-Antoine Jutras, Sylvain Senecal, LBW117 DebugAR: Mixed Dimensional Displays for Pierre-Majorique Leger, Marc Fredette, Chrystel Black, Immersive Debugging of Distributed Systems Nicolas Robitaille, Karine Grande, Christian Hudon Patrick Reipschläger, Burcu Kulahcioglu Ozkan, Aman Shankar Mathur, Stefan Gumhold, Rupak Majumdar, LBW099 I like to Move it: Investigating the Effect of Head Raimund Dachselt and Body Movement of Avatars in VR on User’s LBW118 Observations and Opportunities for Deploying Perception Virtual Reality for Passenger Boats Elhassan Makled, Yomna Abdelrahman, Noha Mokhtar, Lewis Carter, Andrew W. L. Paroz, Leigh Ellen Potter Valentin Schwind, Slim Abdennadher, Albrecht Schmidt LBW119 A Low-Cost Tracking Technique Using LBW100 Filtering Shared Social Data in AR Alaeddin Nassani, Huidong Bai, Gun Lee, Mark Billinghurst, Retro-Reflective Marker for Smartphone Tobias Langlotz, Robert W. Lindeman Based HMD Daiki Yamaji, Hiroyuki Hakoda, Wataru Yamada, LBW101 Supernumerary Arms for Gestural Communication Hiroyuki Manabe Anthony Tran, Sowmya Somanath, Ehud Sharlin LBW120 Counterpoint: Exploring Mixed-Scale Gesture Engineering Interactive Systems & Technologies 103 – 114 Interaction for AR Applications LBW103 Codestrate Packages: An Alternative to Barrett Ens, Aaron Quigley, Hui-Shyong Yeo, Pourang Irani, “One-Size-Fits-All” Software Thammathip Piumsomboon, Mark Billinghurst Marcel Borowski, Roman Rädle, Clemens N. Klokmose LBW121 Comparing Some Distances in Template-based 2D LBW104 StatWire: Visual Flow-based Statistical Gesture Recognition Jean Vanderdonckt, Bruno Dumas, Mauro Cherubini Programming Krishna Subramanian, Johannes Maas, Michael Ellers, LBW122 An Evaluation of Mobile Phone Pointing in Spatial Chat Wacharamanotham, Simon Voelker, Jan Borchers Augmented Reality Jeremy Hartmann, Daniel Vogel LBW105 A Debugging Approach for Trigger-Action Programming LBW123 GLATUI: Non-intrusive Augmentation of Luigi De Russis, Alberto Monge Roffarello Motion-based Interactions Using a GLDV Yunpu Hu, Leo Miyashita, Yoshihiro Watanabe, LBW106 GEM-NI+: Leveraging Difference Visualization and Masatoshi Ishikawa Multiple Displays for Supporting Multiple Complex LBW124 The Effect of Predictability of Visual Motion from Generative Design Alternatives Loutfouz Zaman, Christian Neugebauer, Motor Commands on the Recognition Process Wolfgang Stuerzlinger, Robert Woodbury of Self-Attribution Hiroto Saito, Kentaro Fukuchi LBW107 GHShot: 3D Design Versioning for Learning and Collaboration in the Web LBW125 2D-BayesPointer: An Implicit Moving Target Verina Cristie, Sam Conrad Joyce Selection Technique Enabled by Human Performance Modeling LBW108 Toccata: An Activity Centric Orchestration System Nianlong Li, Feng Tian, Jin Huang, Xiangmin Fan, Hongan Wang for Education LBW126 Do Stereo Display Deficiencies affect 3D Pointing? Valentin Lachand, Ghita Jalal, Christine Michel, Mayra Donaji Barrera Machuca, Wolfgang Stuerzlinger Aurélien Tabard LBW127 Remote Expert for Assistance in a Physical LBW109 Chromotype: A Computer-Assisted Design Tool for Operational Task Palette Generation Jari Kangas, Antti Sand, Tero Jokela, Petri Piippo, Samantha N. Stahlke, Loutfouz Zaman Peter Eskolin, Marja Salmimaa, Roope Raisamo LBW110 Growable Robot with ‘Additive-Additive- LBW128 Touch To Talk: A Wearable Representing Social Manufacturing’ Media Metaphors Tomomasa Wakimoto, Ryoma Takamori, Soya Eguchi, Saumya Gupta, Praveen Venkateswaran, Shruti Khurana, Hiroya Tanaka Sindhuri Rayavaram LBW111 SKIN+: Fabricating Soft Fluidic User Interfaces for LBW129 ‘Not Too Much, Not Too Little’ Wearables For Enhancing On-Skin Experiences and Interactions Group Discussions Yanan Wang, Shijian Luo, Hebo Gong, Fei Xu, Rujia Chen, Ella Dagan, Elena Márquez Segura, Miguel Flores, Shuai Liu, Preben Hansen Katherine Isbister LBW112 ProtoHole: Prototyping Interactive 3D Printed LBW130 ShoulderTap - Pneumatic On-body Cues to Objects Using Holes and Acoustic Sensing Encode Directions Shohei Katakura, Keita Watanabe Tim C. Stratmann, Shadan Sadeghian Borojeni, LBW113 Plain2Fun: Augmenting Ordinary Objects with Wilko Heuten, Susanne CJ Boll Surface Painted Circuits LBW131 Towards Pleasant Touch: Vibrotactile Grids for Tianyi Wang, Ke Huo, Pratik Chawla, Guiming Chen, Social Touch Interactions Siddharth Banerjee, Karthik Ramani Ali Israr, Freddy Abnousi CHI 2018 Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 81 LATE-BREAKING WORK

LBW132 Compliant Interface Based on Carbon Nanotube LBW513 Designing Action-Characterizing Toy Blocks for Piezoresistive Films for Social Interaction Behavior Assessments Cyril Bounakoff, Jonathan Genest, François Michaud, Xiyue Wang, Miteki Ishikawa, Kazuki Takashima, Jacques Beauvais Tomoaki Adachi, Ehud Sharlin, Patrick Finn, Yoshifumi Kitamura LBW133 Posture Sleeve: Using Smart Textiles for Public Display Interactions LBW514 Perception of Speaker Personality Traits Using Alexandra Voit, Ferdinand Pfähler, Stefan Schneegass Speech Signals Leilani H. Gilpin, Danielle Olson, Tarfah Alrashed LBW134 Understanding Large Display Environments: LBW515 Detecting Personality Unobtrusively from Users’ Contextual Inquiry in a Control Room Lars Lischke, Sven Mayer, Andreas Preikschat, Online and Offline Workplace Behaviors Seoyoung Kim, Jiyoun Ha, Juho Kim Markus Schweizer, Ba-Anh Vu, Paweł W. Woźniak, Niels Henze LBW517 Analyzing Advertising Labels: Testing Consumers’ LBW135 Kawaluü: Macro Environment for Collaborative Recognition of Paid Content Online Surface with Dynamic Parameters using Jeff A. Johnson, Manoj Hastak, Bernard J. Jansen, Tangible Objects Devesh Raval Arika Hakoda, Koki Hatada, Junichi Yura LBW518 The Role of Aesthetics and Design: Wearables LBW136 CuffLink: A Wristband to Grab and Release Data in Situ Between Devices Matthew Pateman, Daniel Harrison, Paul Marshall, Alex Church, Ethan Kenwrick, Yun Park, Luke Hudlass-Galley, Marta E. Cecchinato Anmol Krishan Sachdeva, Zhiyu Yang, Jess McIntosh, LBW519 Mixed Reality-Based Process Control Of Automatic Peter Bennett Printed Circuit Board Assembly Lines Jürgen Hahn, Bernd Ludwig, Christian Wolff  ROTATION 2: WEDNESDAY LBW520 Exploring Mixed-Reality TUI Manipulatives for Privacy, Security, and Visualization 501 – 509 K-5 Classrooms Serena Hillman, Mariana Duprat, Andy Cargile, LBW501 AssociPass: A User Authentication System with Alexandra Hillman Word-Pairs for Security against Guess Attack LBW521 Design, Adjust and Reuse – How Teachers Script Rei Yamagishi, Tetsuji Takada Pedagogical Activities LBW502 How Do We Talk Ourselves Into These Things? Ghita Jalal, Valentin Lachand, Aurélien Tabard, Challenges with Adoption of Biometric Christine Michel Authentication for Expert and Non-Expert Users LBW522 How Do HCI Professionals Perceive Their Work Flynn Wolf, Ravi Kuber, Adam J. Aviv Experience? Insights from the Comparison with LBW503 Alpscarf: Augmenting Scarf Plots for Exploring Other Job Roles in IT Temporal Gaze Patterns Nicola Marsden, Karen Holtzblatt Chia-Kai Yang, Chat Wacharamanotham LBW523 How Do the Open Source Communities Address LBW505 Privacy and Fear in the Drone Era: Preserving Usability and UX Issues? An Exploratory Study Privacy Expectations Through Technology Jinghui Cheng, Jin L.C. Guo Judith Odili Uchidiuno, Justin Manweiler, Justin D. Weisz LBW524 “Let Me Ask Them to Clarify If You Don’t Want To”— LBW506 Concern But No Action: Consumers’ Reactions to A Clarification Agent for Nonnative Speakers the Equifax Data Breach Wen Duan, Naomi Yamashita, Sun Young Hwang, Susan Fussell Yixin Zou, Florian Schaub LBW525 Identifying Design Opportunities for Multilingual LBW507 “It was a shady HIT”: Navigating Work-Related Communication at International Courses: Privacy Concerns on MTurk A Diary Study Shruti Sannon, Dan Cosley Jingjin Li, Pei-Luen Patrick Rau, Ge Gao LBW508 Not On My Phone: Exploring User’s Conception of LBW526 Designing Colours and Materials in Tangible Related Permissions Reading Products for Foreign Language Learners Maria Muszynska, Denise Michels, Emanuel von Zezschwitz of English LBW509 Privacy Invasion Experiences and Perceptions: Min Fan, Sheng Jin, Alissa N. Antle A comparison between Germany and the LBW527 Towards Sustainable Media Practices in Families Arab World with Young Children MennatAllah Saleh, Mohamed Khamis, Christian Sturm Marije Nouwen Understanding People: Theory, Concepts, Methods 510 – 528 LBW528 The Effect of Doing and Messaging Pro-Environmental LBW511 Intelligent Interruptions for IVR: Investigating Behavior on Fostering the Behavior Jo-Tung Li, Yuan-Chi Tseng the Interplay between Presence, Workload and Attention CSCW 529 – 535 Ceenu George, Manuel Demmler, Heinrich Hussmann LBW529 Designing for Transparency of Coffee LBW512 How Stress Affects Functional Near-Infrared Production Costs Spectroscopy (fNIRS) Measurements of Gilly Leshed, Liza Mansbach, Michael Huang Mental Workload LBW530 Inclusion of Underserved Residents in City Norah H. Alsuraykh, Horia A. Maior, Max L. Wilson, Technology Planning Paul Tennent, Sarah Sharples Jessa Dickinson, Sheena Erete, Mark Diaz, Denise Linn Riedl 82 | ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems CHI 2018 LATE-BREAKING WORK

LBW531 Exploring Blockchain for Trustful Collaborations Specific Application Areas 550 – 563 between Immigrants and Governments Chun-Wei Chiang, Eber Betanzos, Saiph Savage LBW550 Choptop: An Interactive Chopping Board Tuana Celik, Orsolya Lukács-Kisbandi, Simon Partridge, LBW532 Appropriated or Inauthentic Care in Gig-Economy Ross Gardiner, Gavin Parker, Peter Bennett Platforms: A Psycho-linguistic Analysis of Uber LBW551 SpaceBot: Towards Participatory Evaluation of and Lyft Smart Buildings Austin Toombs, Colin Gray, Guoyang Zhou, Ann Light Samantha Mitchell Finnigan, Adrian K. Clear, Patrick Olivier LBW533 Tip Me! : Tipping is Changing Social Interactions on LBW552 Decorating Public and Private Spaces: Identity and Live Streams in China Pride in a Refugee Camp Yi-Chieh Lee, Chi-Hsien Yen, Po-Tsung Chiu, Jung-Tai King, Sara Khaled Nabil, Reem Talhouk, Julie Trueman, Wai-Tat Fu David S. Kirk, Simon Bowen, Peter Wright LBW534 Oh The Places You’ll Share: An Affordances-Based LBW553 Micro-NGO: Tackling Wicked Social Problems Model of Social Media Posting Behaviors Harmanpreet Kaur, Isaac Johnson, Hannah J. Miller, with Problem Solving and Action Planning Support Loren G. Terveen, Cliff Lampe, Brent Hecht, Walter S. Lasecki in Chat Sung-Chul Lee, Jihee Kim, Juho Kim Health, Accessibility, and Aging 536 – 549 LBW554 Refuge Tech: An Assets-Based Approach to LBW536 An Exploration of How People with Intellectual Refugee Resettlement Disability Engage with Online Information Retrieval Azalea Irani, Kriti Nelavelli, Kristin Hare, Paula Bondal, Laurianne Sitbon, Andy Bayor, Filip Bircanin, Stewart Koplick, Neha Kumar Margot Brereton LBW555 From Tangible to Augmented: Designing a LBW537 Gesture Input for Users with Motor Impairments PhonoBlocks Reading System Using on Touchscreens: Empirical Results based on the Everyday Technologies Kinematic Theory Min Fan, Alissa N. Antle, Shubhra Sarker Ovidiu-Ciprian Ungurean, Radu-Daniel Vatavu, Luis A. Leiva, Réjean Plamondon LBW556 “I don’t need to see that”: Seeking, Avoiding, and Attempting to Control Video Content LBW538 Engaging IT Students in Co-Design with People Jennifer Lee, Alvin Jude, Meral Shirazipour, Julien Forgeat with Intellectual Disability Laurianne Sitbon LBW557 Designing Emotional Expressions of Conversational States for Voice Assistants: LBW539 Data Donors: Sharing Knowledge for Modality and Engagement Mobile Accessibility Yang Shi, Xin Yan, Xiaojuan Ma, Yongqi Lou, Nan Cao André Rodrigues, Kyle Montague, Tiago Guerreiro LBW558 Towards Fixation Extraction in Corneal Imaging LBW540 Towards Supporting Mobile Device Users Facing Based Eye Tracking Data Severely Constraining Situational Impairments Christian Lander, Marco Speicher, Frederic Kerber, Sidas Saulynas, Ravi Kuber Antonio Krueger LBW541 Potential of Exoskeleton Technology to Assist LBW559 Interaction Restraint: Enforcing Adaptive Cognitive Older Adults with Daily Living Merel M. Jung, Geke D. S. Ludden Tasks to Restrain Problematic User Interaction Joonyoung Park, Jin Yong Sim, Jaejeung Kim, Mun Yong Yi, LBW542 Fitbit for the Mind?: An Exploratory Study of Uichin Lee ‘Cognitive Personal Informatics’ LBW560 Identifying Types of Misalignments between Cillian Dudley, Simon L. Jones Promotion Emails and Landing Pages LBW543 TandemTrack: Promoting Consistent Exercise Tak Yeon Lee, Eunyee Koh Leveraging Multimodal Training and Tracking LBW561 Designing Auditory Feedback from Wearable Daniel Smolyak, Bongshin Lee, Eun Kyoung Choe Weightlifting Devices LBW544 Re-powering Senior Citizens with Interactive Art Mengyue Pan, Sagar Salvi, Erin Brady Making: Case Study with Independent Older Adults Jinsil Hwaryoung Seo, Benjamin Michael Copeland, LBW562 An Initial Investigation into Non-visual Code Annie Sungkajun, Karla I. Chang Gonzalez, Nicole Mathews Structure Overview Through Speech, Non-speech and Spearcons LBW545 Challenges and Requirements for Technology to Joe Hutchinson, Oussama Metatla Support Mobility of Older Adults Yasmin Felberbaum, Joel Lanir, Patrice L. (Tamar) Weiss Games and Play 564 – 571 LBW546 Understanding Older Adults’ Long-term Financial LBW564 Event-driven Spectators’ Communication in Practices: Challenges and Opportunities for Design Massive eSports Online Chats Sana Maqbool, Cosmin Munteanu Ilya Musabirov, Denis Bulygin, Paul Okopny, Ksenia Konstantinova LBW547 mirrorU: Scaffolding Emotional Reflection via In- Situ Assessment and Interactive Feedback LBW565 Uses and Gratifications of Initiating Use of Liuping Wang, Xiangmin Fan, Feng Tian, Lingjia Deng, Gamified Learning Platforms Shuai Ma, Jin Huang, Hongan Wang Rob van Roy, Sebastian Deterding, Bieke Zaman LBW548 Co-Designing a Classroom Display to Support LBW566 Changing Peer Support Attitudes with Behavior Management Plans Avatar-based Gamification Allison Nicole Spiller, Karina Caro, Gabriela Marcu Long Ting Chan, James R. Wallace CHI 2018 Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 83 LATE-BREAKING WORK

LBW567 “You’re Giving Me Mixed Signals!”: A Comparative LBW584 Understanding User Preferences towards Analysis of Methods that Capture Players’ Rule-based Notification Deferral Emotional Response to Games Jonas Auda, Dominik Weber, Alexandra Voit, Raquel Robinson, John Murray, Katherine Isbister Stefan Schneegass LBW568 Labeling Implicit Computational Thinking in Pizza LBW585 Emotionscape: Mediating Spatial Experience for Pass Gameplay Emotion Awareness and Sharing Elizabeth Rowe, Jodi Asbell-Clarke, Ryan Baker, Sinem Semsioglu, Yagmur Gokce, Asim Evren Yantaç Santiago Gasca, Erin Bardar, Richard Scruggs User Experience and Usability 587 – 601 LBW569 Textile Manager: Design and Development LBW587 An inquiry into Goal-Setting Practices with Physical of a Persuasive Game about Sustainable Activity Trackers Textile Production Chrysanthi Konstanti, Evangelos Karapanos Katja Rogers, Michael Olah, Michael Weber LBW588 Designing and Optimizing Digital Applications for LBW570 CheckMate: Exploring a Tangible Augmented Medical Emergencies Reality Interface for Remote Interaction Alyssa Klein, Leah Kulp, Aleksandra Sarcevic Sebastian Günther, Florian Müller, Martin Schmitz, Jan Riemann, Niloofar Dezfuli, Markus Funk, Dominik Schön, LBW589 Exploring Tangible Ways to Evaluate User Max Mühlhäuser Experience for Elders Iyubanit Rodríguez, Maria Karyda, Andrés Lucero, LBW571 Towards Dynamic Perspective Exchange in Valeria Herskovic Physical Games Jakub Sypniewski, Steven Beck Klingberg, Jakub Rybar, LBW590 Older Pedestrians Navigating With AR Glasses and Robb Mitchell Bone Conduction Headset Angelique Montuwy, Béatrice Cahour, Aurélie Dommes Design 572 – 586 LBW591 Factors Affecting Seniors’ Perceptions of LBW572 Design for Songket Weaving in Malay Voice-enabled User Interfaces Cottage Industry Randall Ziman, Greg Walsh Min Zhang, Corina Sas, Masitah Ahmad LBW592 Supporting Credibility Assessment of News LBW573 ARTextiles for Promoting Social Interactions in Social Media using Star Ratings and Around Personal Interests Alternate Sources Anna Fuste, Chris Schmandt Michael P. Kenning, Ryan Kelly, Simon L. Jones LBW574 Making Secret Pockets LBW593 Can We Nudge Users Toward Better Password Troy Robert Nachtigall, Kristina Andersen Management? An Initial Study LBW575 Evaluating Mindfulness Meditation Apps Shipi Kankane, Carlina DiRusso, Christen Buckley Claudia Dauden Roquet, Corina Sas LBW594 What Sensory Pedestrian Navigation Aids For The LBW576 “It’s Just that Visceral”: Eliciting Design Insight Future? A Survey Study Using Beaded Representations of Online Angelique Montuwy, Aurélie Dommes, Béatrice Cahour Course Structure LBW595 RecurBot: Learn to Auto-complete GUI Tasks From Rebecca M. Quintana, Yuanru Tan, Kathryn Gabriele, Human Demonstrations Noni Korf Thanapong Intharah, Michael Firman, Gabriel J. Brostow LBW577 Examining Q&A of Peer Tutor Learning via LBW596 Will automatically importing user data help Online Videos overcome the blank slate problem? Qunfang Wu, Yun Huang Jennifer L. Davidson, Jofish Kaye, Michael Verdi, LBW578 Learning from Lonely Hearts: Using Advice Michelle Heubusch, Saptarshi Guha, Peter Dolanjski, Columns in User Centered Design Education Gemma Petrie Aisling Kelliher LBW597 Design Heuristics for Mobile Augmented Reality LBW579 Biological HCI : Towards Integrative Game User Interfaces Interfaces Between People, Computer, and Andrew Aultman, Spencer Dowie, Nelly Ann Hamid Biological Materials LBW598 Using Eye Movement Data and Visit Contexts to Pat Pataranutaporn, Todd Ingalls, Ed Finn Understand the Experience of Museum Visitors LBW580 VOS – Designing a Visual Orientation System Yuan-Chi Tseng, An-Hou Tang, Yu-Hsuan Shih, Sheng-Fu Liang Francisco Esteban Kiss, Albrecht Schmidt, Paweł W. Woźniak LBW581 Sensalert: A Real-time Group and Individual Health LBW599 Knowing what you’re doing or knowing what to do: Tracking Application how stress management apps support reflection Zhuanyi Huang, Devin P. Wright, Michael J. Henry, and behaviour change Lauren E. Charles Nora Ptakauskaite, Anna L. Cox, Nadia Berthouze LBW582 Snowflakes: A Design Speculation for a Modular LBW600 Designing an Object-based Preproduction Tool for Prototyping Tool for Rapidly Designing Multiscreen TV Viewing Jie Li, Zhiyuan Zheng, Britta Meixner, Thomas Röggla, Smart Wearables Maxine Glancy, Pablo Cesar Selin Insel, Oguz Turan Buruk, Mehmet Cengiz Onbaşlı, Oguzhan Ozcan Engineering Interactive Systems & Technologies 602 – 614 LBW583 Exteriorizing Body Alignment in Collocated LBW602 Personalized User-Carried Single Button Interfaces Physical Training as Shortcuts for Interacting with Smart Devices Laia Turmo Vidal, Elena Márquez Segura, Luis Parrilla Bel, Florian Müller, Martin Schmitz, Markus Funk, Annika Waern Sebastian Günther, Niloofar Dezfuli, Max Mühlhäuser 84 | ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems CHI 2018 LATE-BREAKING WORK

LBW603 SweepScreen: Sweeping Programmable Surfaces LBW620 A Proposal of Food Texture Display by Jamming to Create Low-fi Displays Everywhere Mana Sasagawa, Arinobu Niijima, Ryosuke Aoki, Christos Mourouzi, Isabel Qamar, Anne Roudaut Tomoki Watanabe, Tomohiro Yamada LBW604 Urban Pointing: Browsing Situated Media Using LBW621 User Perceptions of 3D Food Printing Technologies Accurate Pointing Interfaces Thomas David Gayler, Corina Sas, Vaiva Kalnikaitė Tobias Langlotz, Elias Tappeiner, Stefanie Zollmann, LBW622 Free-Space Haptic Feedback for 3D Displays via Jonathan Ventura, Holger Regenbrecht Air-Vortex Rings LBW605 PerForm: Deformable Interface for Exploring Ali Shtarbanov, V. Michael Bove Jr. Sound through Shapes LBW623 ARCord: Visually Augmented Interactive Cords for Irmandy Wicaksono, Caroline Rozendo, Runzhou Ye, Mobile Interaction Jaleesa Trapp, V. Michael Bove Jr., Canan Dagdeviren, Konstantin Klamka, Raimund Dachselt Hiroshi Ishii LBW624 HapticSerpent: A Wearable Haptic Feedback Robot LBW606 Identifying Everyday Objects with a for VR Smartphone Knock Mohammed Alsada, Keren Jiang, Shubhankar Ranade, Taesik Gong, Hyunsung Cho, Bowon Lee, Sung-Ju Lee Xinlei Piao, Thomas Höglund, Tatsuo Nakajima LBW607 ExtensionClip: Touch Point Transfer Device LBW625 Mediate: A Spatial Tangible Interface for Linking Both Sides of a Smartphone for Mobile Mixed Reality VR Environments Daniel Fitzgerald, Hiroshi Ishii Ryosuke Takada, Toshiya Isomoto, Wataru Yamada, Hiroyuki Manabe, Buntarou Shizuki LBW626 Physical Guides: An Analysis of 3D Sketching Performance on Physical Objects in LBW608 ParaPara: Synthesizing Pseudo-2.5D Content from Augmented Reality Monocular Videos for Mixed Reality Philipp Wacker, Adrian Wagner, Simon Voelker, Jan Borchers Dong-Hyun Hwang, Hideki Koike LBW627 Understanding the Influence of Musical LBW609 Immersive Notification Framework: Adaptive & Parameters on Cognitive Responses of Audio Plausible Notifications in Virtual Reality Notifications André Zenner, Marco Speicher, Sören Klingner, Fu-Yin Cherng, Wen-Chieh Lin, Jung-Tai King, Yi-Chen Lee Donald Degraen, Florian Daiber, Antonio Krüger LBW628 SoundGlove: Multisensory Exploration of Everyday LBW610 Levity: A Virtual Reality System that Responds to Objects for Creative Purposes Cognitive Load Beomjune Son, Conner Hunihan, Soravis Prakkamakul Lynda Gerry, Barrett Ens, Adam Drogemuller, Bruce Thomas, Mark Billinghurst LBW629 Effect of Expressive Lights on Human Perception and Interpretation of Functional Robot LBW611 Dynamic Object Scanning: Object-Based Elastic Sichao Song, Seiji Yamada Timeline for Quickly Browsing First-Person Videos Seita Kayukawa, Keita Higuchi, Ryo Yonetani, Masanori LBW630 Empowering Creative People: Virtual Reality Nakamura, Yoichi Sato, Shigeo Morishima for Previsualization Thomas Muender, Thomas Fröhlich, Rainer Malaka LBW612 Got Flow? Using Machine Learning on Physiological Data to Classify Flow LBW631 Thermal Interaction with a Voice-based Raphael Rissler, Mario Nadj, Maximilian Xiling Li, Intelligent Agent Michael Thomas Knierim, Alexander Maedche Seyeong Kim, Yea-kyung Row, Tek-Jin Nam LBW613 LokalPower: Enabling Local Energy Markets with LBW632 Talking to GNOMEs: Exploring Privacy and User-Driven Engagement Trust Around Internet of Things Devices in a Arne Meeuw, Sandro Schopfer, Benjamin Ryder, Public Space Felix Wortmann Richard Milton, Boyana Buyuklieva, Duncan Hay, Andy Hudson-Smith, Steven Gray Interaction Techniques, Devices, & Modalities 615 – 635 LBW633 An Interactive-Shoe For Surgeons: Hand-Free LBW615 Towards Robust Neuroadaptive HCI: Exploring Interaction With Medical 2D Data Modern Machine Learning Methods to Estimate Ambreen Zaman, Lars Reisig, Anke Verena Reinschluessel, Mental Workload From EEG Signals Huseyin Bektas, Dirk Weyhe, Marc Herrlich, Tanja Döring, Aurélien Appriou, Andrzej Cichocki, Fabien Lotte Rainer Malaka LBW616 Actuating a Monitor for Posture Changes LBW634 WatchVR: Exploring the Usage of a Smartwatch for Joongi Shin, Woohyeok Choi, Uichin Lee, Daniel Saakes Interaction in Mobile Virtual Reality LBW617 Look into my Eyes: Using Pupil Dilation to Estimate Teresa Hirzle, Jan Rixen, Jan Gugenheimer, Enrico Rukzio Mental Workload for Task Complexity Adaptation LBW635 PairRing: A Ring-Shaped Rotatable Thomas Kosch, Mariam Hassib, Daniel Buschek, Albrecht Schmidt Smartwatch Controller LBW618 Empowering Interventions for Persons with Jungmin Chung, Changhoon Oh, SoHyun Park, Bongwon Suh Neurodevelopmental Disorders through Wearable Virtual Reality and Bio-sensors Franca Garzotto, Nicolò Messina, Vito Matarazzo, Lukasz Moskwa, Gianluigi Oliva, Riccardo Facchini LBW619 Social MatchUP - a Memory-like Virtual Reality Game for the Enhancement of Social Skills in Children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders Tommaso Loiacono, Marco Trabucchi, Nicolò Messina, Vito Matarazzo, Franca Garzotto, Eleonora Aida Beccaluva CHI 2018 Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 85 DEMONSTRATIONS

 DEMONSTRATIONS D114 A Demonstration of Season Traveller: Multisensory 2018 represents the 50th anniversary of Douglas Engelbart’s Narration for Enhancing the Virtual Reality Experience Mother of All Demos, and we are not going to let this occasion Nimesha Ranasinghe, Pravar Jain, Thi Ngoc Tram Nguyen, Koon Chuan Raymond Koh, David Tolley, Liangkun Yan, pass unnoticed. Demonstrations are a high-visibility, high- Kala Shamaiah, Chow Eason Wai Tung, Ching Chiuan Yen, impact forum of the Technical Program that allow attendees Ellen Yi-Luen Do to engage with research prototypes, novel interactive techniques, artworks, design experiences, and inspirational D115 Snow Dome: A Multi-Scale Interaction in Mixed Reality technologies. Come engage with Demonstrations at Remote Collaboration the CHI 2018 Expo on Monday night—by Tuesday, the Thammathip Piumsomboon, Gun A. Lee, Mark Billinghurst Demonstrations will be gone! Plan your experience using the D116 PHUI-kit: A Tool for Physical User Interface Layout Monday night CHI Expo map on page 92. Michael D. Jones, Zann Anderson, Casey Walker, Kevin Seppi Monday, 18:00 – 21:00 D117 Blind Pictionary – Drawing Application for Blind Users Presenters available during CHI Expo Jens Bornschein, Denise Bornschein, Gerhard Weber D200 Demonstrations

D100 Demonstrations D200 GridDrones: A Self-Levitating Physical Voxel Lattice for 3D Surface Deformations D100 HCI Interventions for Monitoring Sean Braley, Calvin Rubens, Timothy R. Merritt, Roel Vertegaal Environmental Health Hiroki Hill Kobayashi, Vicki Moulder D201 Plunder Planet: An Adaptive Single- and Multiplayer D101 Tangible Play Surface Using Passive RFID Sensor Array Fitness Game Environment for Children and Ankur Agrawal, Glen J. Anderson, Meng Shi, Rebecca Chierichetti Young Adolescents Anna Lisa Martin-Niedecken D102 Demonstrating grafter: Remixing 3D-Printed Machines Thijs Jan Roumen, Willi Müller, Patrick Baudisch D202 Connected Resources: A Novel Approach in Designing D103 Touchless Tactile Displays for Digital Signage: Mid-air Technologies for Older People Haptics meets Large Screens Iohanna Nicenboim, Masako Kitazaki, Tomo Kihara, Loic Corenthy, Marcello Giordano, Daniel Griffiths, Craig Jeffrey, Ana Torralba Marin, martin Havranek Hannah Limerick, Orestis Georgiou, Tom Carter, Jörg Müller, D203 Digital Possessions in the Museum of Sriram Subramanian Broken Relationships D104 Prayana: An Intermediated App for Loan Management Daniel Herron, Wendy Moncur, Marija Curić, Dražen Grubišić, in Resource-Constrained Settings Olinka Vištica, Elise van den Hoven Apurv Mehra, Udayan Tandon, Sambhav Satija, Jacki O’Neill D205 Demonstration of CLAW: A Multifunctional Handheld D105 Demonstrating Printed Paper Actuator: A Low-cost VR Haptic Controller Reversible Actuation and Sensing Method for Shape Inrak Choi, Eyal Ofek, Hrvoje Benko, Mike Sinclair, Changing Interfaces Christian Holz Guanyun Wang, Youngwook Do, Tingyu Cheng, Humphrey Yang, D206 Having an animated coffee with a group of chatbots Ye Tao, Jianzhe Gu, Byoungkwon An, Lining Yao from the 19th century D106 Demonstration of Haptic Links: Bimanual Haptics for Heloisa Candello, Claudio Pinhanez, Mauro Carlos Pichiliani, Virtual Reality Using Variable Stiffness Actuation Melina Alberio Guerra, Maira Gatti de Bayser Evan Strasnick, Christian Holz, Eyal Ofek, Mike Sinclair, Hrvoje Benko D207 The Breathing Room - Breathing Interval and Heart Rate Capturing through Ultra Low Power Radar D107 Feeling Speech on the Arm Heikki Sjöman, Nazare Soares, Martinus Suijkerbuijk, Jennifer Chen, Pablo Castillo, Robert Turcott, Ali Israr, Jørgen Blindheim, Martin Steinert, Dag T. Wisland Frances Lau D108 Mathland: Playful Mathematical Learning in D208 Dišimo: Anchoring Our Breath Mixed Reality Jelena Mladenovic, Jérémy Frey, Jessica R. Cauchard Mina Khan, Fernando Trujano, Ashris Choudhury, Pattie Maes D209 Extracting Design Guidelines for Wearables and D109 Demonstration of Haptic Revolver: Touch, Shear, Movement in Tabletop Role-Playing Games via a Texture, and Shape Rendering on a VR Controller Research Through Design Process Eric Whitmire, Hrvoje Benko, Christian Holz, Eyal Ofek, Oguz Turan Buruk, Oguzhan Ozcan Mike Sinclair D210 #Scanners 2 - The MOMENT: A New D110 Thor’s Hammer: An Ungrounded Force Feedback Brain-Controlled Movie Device Utilizing Propeller-Induced Propulsive Force Richard Ramchurn, Max L. Wilson, Sarah Martindale, Seongkook Heo, Christina Chung, Geehyuk Lee, Daniel Wigdor Steve Benford D111 TaskCam D211 SpaceHopper: Bounce Your Way to Andy Boucher, Dean Brown, Liliana Ovalle, Andy Sheen, Galactic Domination Mike Vanis, William Gaver Juliano M. Franz, Joseph W. Malloch, Derek Reilly, D112 A Visual Interaction Framework for Dimensionality Vinicius Sanches Reduction Based Data Exploration Marco Cavallo, Cagatay Demiralp D300 Demonstrations D113 xSlate: A Stiffness-Controlled Surface for Shape-Changing Interfaces D300 ElasticVR: Providing Multi-level Active and Passive Takayuki Hirai, Satoshi Nakamaru, Yoshihiro Kawahara, Force Feedback in Virtual Reality Using Elasticity Yasuaki Kakehi Hsin-Ruey Tsai, Jun Rekimoto 86 | ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems CHI 2018 DEMONSTRATIONS

D301 4D Experiences Enabled by Automatic Synthesis of D320 ColorMod: Demonstration of Recoloring 3D Printed Motion and Vibrotactile Effects Objects using Photochromic Inks Sangyoon Han, Sunung Mun, Jongman Seo, Jaebong Lee, Parinya Punpongsanon, Xin Wen, David Kim, Stefanie Mueller Seungmoon Choi D321 Ambient: Facial Thermal Feedback in Remotely D302 A Showcase of Data-enabled Design Explorations Operated Applications Sander Bogers, Janne van Kollenburg, Heleen Rutjes, MHD Yamen Saraiji, Roshan Lalintha Peiris, Lichao Shen, Eva Deckers, Joep Frens, Caroline Hummels Kouta Minamizawa, Susumu Tachi D303 CTRL-Labs: Hand Activity Estimation and Real-time D322 SaFePlay: A Portable Biomechanics Measurement and Control from Neuromuscular Signals Analysis System of Lower Limbs Edward F. Melcer, Michael T. Astolfi, Mason Remaley, Shi-Yao Wei, Yin-Yu Chou, Hsing-Man Wang, Tse-Yu Lin, Adam Berenzweig, Tudor Giurgica-Tiron Shih-Jie Lin, Min-Shin Chen, Zhi-Wei Yang, Jung-Tang Huang, D304 HapCube: A Fingertip-Sized Tactile Device Providing Yi-Ping Hung 2+1 Dimensional Pseudo-Force Feedback D323 SurfaceConstellation Applications: Use Cases of Hwan Kim, HyeonBeom Yi, Hyein Lee, Woohun Lee Ad-Hoc Reconfigurable Cross-Device Workspaces D305 Exploring Multimodal Watch-back Tactile Display using Nicolai Marquardt, Frederik Brudy, Can Liu, Ben Bengler, Wind and Vibration Christian Holz Youngbo Aram Shim, Jaeyeon Lee, Geehyuk Lee D324 Project Zanzibar Demonstration: A Portable and D306 Punching Empathy into Yourself and Others: Flexible Tangible Interaction Platform Subversive Transformation of Hostility Nicolas Villar, Daniel Cletheroe, Greg Saul, Christian Holz, Jeffrey R. Blum, Pascal E. Fortin, Feras Al Taha, Yubei Xiong, Tim Regan, Oscar Salandin, Misha Sra, Hui-Shyong Yeo, James Sham William Field, Haiyan Zhang D307 A Tangible VR Game Designed for Spatial Penetrative Thinking Ability D400 Demonstrations Jack Shen-Kuen Chang, Alison F. Doucette, Georgina Yeboah, Timothy Welsh, Michael Nitsche, Ali Mazalek D400 RealWalk: Feeling Ground Surfaces While Walking in Virtual Reality D308 iTurk: Turning Passive Haptics into Active Haptics by Hyungki Son, Hyunjae Gil, Sangkyu Byeon, Sang-Youn Kim, Making Users Reconfigure Props in Virtual Reality Jin Ryong Kim Lung-Pan Cheng, Li Chang, Sebastian Marwecki, Patrick Baudisch D401 Squadbox: A Tool To Combat Online Harassment Using Friendsourced Moderation D309 The Haply Development Platform: A Modular and Kaitlin Mahar, Amy X. Zhang, David Karger Open-Sourced Entry Level Haptic Toolset Steven Ding, Colin Gallacher D402 MuseBeat: Experience Real-Time Music Generation in Sync with Heartbeat D310 Virtual Reality as a User-friendly Interface for Learning Lidiya Edilgiriyeva, Anastasiia Chernova, Vitaliy Smolev, from Demonstrations Sebastian Denef Nishanth Koganti, Abdul Rahman H. A.G., Yusuke Iwasawa, Kotaro Nakayama, Yutaka Matsuo D403 A Demonstration of Metamaterial Textures Alexandra Ion, Robert Kovacs, Oliver S. Schneider, Pedro Lopes, D311 Firefly: a Social Wearable to Support Physical Patrick Baudisch Connection of Larpers Loïs Vanhée, Elena Márquez Segura, Katherine Isbister D404 Art, Human Computer Interaction, and Shared Experiences: A Gun Violence Prevention Intervention D312 Demonstrating Reality-Based Information Retrieval Janice Tisha Samuels, Anijo P. Mathew, Chantala Wolfgang Büschel, Annett Mitschick, Raimund Dachselt Kommanivanh, Daniel Kwon, Liz Gomez, B’Rael Ali Thunder, D313 BioFidget Demo: Biofeedback for Respiration Training Daria Velazquez, Millie Martinez, Leah LaQueens Using an Augmented Fidget Spinner D405 Demonstrating Thermorph: Democratizing 4D Rong-Hao Liang, Bin Yu, Mengru Xue, Jun Hu, Loe M.G. Feijs Printing of Self-Folding Materials and Interfaces D314 ARcadia: A Rapid Prototyping Platform for Real-time Ye Tao, Jianzhe Gu, Byoungkwon An, Tingyu Cheng, Xiang Tangible Interfaces ‘Anthony’ Chen, Xiaoxiao Zhang, Wei Zhao, Youngwook Do, Annie Kelly, R. Benjamin Shapiro, Jonathan de Halleux, Teng Zhang, Lining Yao Thomas Ball D406 Democratizing Open Energy Data for Public Discourse D315 Data Jalebi Bot using Visualization Gaurav Patekar, Karan Dudeja, Himanshu Bablani, Søren Knudsen, Jo Vermeulen, Doris Kosminsky, Jagoda Walny, Debanshu Bhaumik Mieka West, Christian Frisson, Bon Adriel Aseniero, D316 Dynamic Brushes: Extending Manual Drawing Lindsay MacDonald Vermeulen, Charles Perin, Lien Quach, Practices with Artist-Centric Programming Tools Peter Buk, Katrina Tabuli, Shreya Chopra, Wesley Willett, Jennifer Jacobs, Joel R. Brandt, Radomir Mech, Mitchel Resnick Sheelagh Carpendale D317 An Interactive Tactile Aid for Older Adults Learning to D407 One of the Family: An exploratory prototype in 3rd Use Tablet Devices person branching narrative for Virtual Reality Sho Conte, Cosmin Munteanu Bradley Plaxen, Zoe Qi, Melissa R. Schoeller, Sharon You D318 A Demonstration of Scale-Free Query by Sketching D408 Infusing CuddleBits with Emotion: Build your Own and with Qetch Tell Us About it Miro Mannino, Azza Abouzied Lotus Hanzi Zhang, Paul Bucci, Xi Laura Cang, Karon MacLean D319 IDROPO, A Hydroponic Planting System to Teach D409 Demonstration of Enabling People with Visual Gardening Through Play Impairments to Navigate Virtual Reality with a Haptic Federica Carrozzo, Ruben Faccini, Angelo Falci, and Auditory Cane Simulation Beatrice Redaelli, Mirko Gelsomini, Giacomo Zannoni, Yuhang Zhao, Cynthia L. Bennett, Hrvoje Benko, Edward Cutrell, Franca Garzotto Christian Holz, Meredith Ringel Morris, Mike Sinclair CHI 2018 Palais des Congrès de Montréal | Montréal, Canada | 87 DEMONSTRATIONS

D410 Can I GetToyIn? : A Box Interface Connecting Real and Virtual Worlds Honoka Ozaki, Yasushi Matoba, Itiro Siio D411 Agile 3D Sketching with Air Scaffolding Yongkwan Kim, Sang-Gyun An, Joon Hyub Lee, Seok-Hyung Bae D412 Projective Windows: Bringing Windows in Space to the Fingertip Joon Hyub Lee, Sang-Gyun An, Yongkwan Kim, Seok-Hyung Bae D413 DataInk: Direct and Creative Data-Oriented Drawing Haijun Xia, Nathalie Henry Riche, Fanny Chevalier, Bruno De Araujo, Daniel Wigdor D414 Demonstrating David Meets Goliath: Combining Smartwatches with a Large Vertical Display for Visual Data Exploration Tom Horak, Sriram Karthik Badam, Niklas Elmqvist, Raimund Dachselt D415 Prototyping Biotic Games and Interactive Experiments with JavaScript Peter Washington, Karina Samuel-Gama, Shirish Goyal, Ashwin Ramaswami, Ingmar Riedel-Kruse

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D500 TurboMouse: End-to-end Latency Compensation in Indirect Interaction Axel Antoine, Sylvain Malacria, Géry Casiez D501 SpokeIt: A Co-Created Speech Therapy Experience Jared Scott Duval, Elena Márquez Segura, Sri Kurniawan D502 Storyboard-Based Empirical Modelling of Touch Interface Performance Alix Goguey, Géry Casiez, Andy Cockburn, Carl Gutwin D503 Dynamic Object Scanning: Object-Based Elastic Timeline for Quickly Browsing First-Person Videos Seita Kayukawa, Keita Higuchi, Ryo Yonetani, Masanori Nakamura, Yoichi Sato, Shigeo Morishima D504 Iris: Gaze Visualization Design Made Easy Jeff Brewer, Sarah D’Angelo, Darren Gergle D505 Cell Selection for Spreadsheets on Tablets: Stacking-Based Interaction Gary Perelman, Marcos Serrano, Celia Picard, Christophe Bortolaso, Mustapha Derras, Emmanuel Dubois

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VR Lounge Art Exhibition Tuesday - Thursday Open Hours Exhibit Hall/220BC (see map on page 93) A100 Radical Choreographic Object [RCO] Sarah Fdili Alaoui, Jean Marc Matos, Arnaud Courcelle, Frédéric Daubagna A101 Respire: a Breath Away from the Experience in Virtual Environment Mirjana Prpa, Kıvanç Tatar, Thecla Schiphorst, Philippe Pasquier A102 Aura Garden: Collective and Collaborative Aesthetics of Light Sculpting in Virtual Reality Jinsil Hwaryoung Seo, Michael Bruner, Nathanael Ayres A103 The Volca Project: A Multi-Sensory Camera for Augmented Reality Daniel Buzzo A104 Body In Flow Virtual Reality Proposal Lucy Boyd-Wilson, Bobby Rose A105 Helmetron Alexandre Saunier A107 Geometrical Hong Kong: An Immersive and Interactive Virtual Reality Tour Shirley Geng Xu, Huaxin Wei

Wednesday 15:20 – 16:00 Exhibit Hall/220BC (Stage) (see map on page 93 for stage) Live Coding YouTube Sang Won Lee

Immersive Art Exhibition Reception Hosted at La SAT Wednesday Evening 19:00 – 22:00 Offsite (Appearing in the Dome Exhibition at La SAT): Constructs: Conducts Intermodulator: interactive Audio-visual System for Collaborative Improvisation Weight of Data I Am Afraid: A Voice Performance for The Dome REVIVE: An Audio-visual Performance with Musical and Visual AI Agents

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