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Bienvenue and Welcome to CHI 2013

CHI 2013 is located in the Palais des Congrès in central Paris, a Course program and invited talks from SIGCHI’s award winners: few blocks from the Arc de Triomphe. Often described as the most George Robertson, Jacob Nielsen, and Sara Czaja. This year, RepliCHI beautiful city in the world, Paris is home to world-class museums, joins the Honorable Mention and Best Paper awards, to recognize excellent food and breath-taking architecture, just steps away or a excellence in the research process. We also host student research, short ride on the metro. design, and game competitions, provocative alt.chi presentations and last-minute SIGs for discussing current topics. CHI is the premier international conference on human-computer interaction, offering a central forum for sharing innovative interactive Interactivity hands-on demonstrations showcase the best of technologies that shape people’s lives. CHI gathers a multidisciplinary interactive technology, with both advances in research and artistic community from around the world. Our great strength is our ability explorations. We also highlight over 300 Work-In-Progress posters. to bring together students and experts, researchers and practitioners, Evening events include the CHI 2013 conference reception, Sponsors scientists, designers and engineers, drawing from their diverse and University events, local performances, the Job Fair and the Video perspectives to create new visions of human-computer interaction. Showcase.

This year’s theme, changing perspectives, is symbolized by the Louvre’s We received a record number of submissions (over 3500) and elegant pyramid. Its transparency reveals the technical, modern accepted over 1000 that will appear in the ACM Digital Library. structure within, as it reflects the classic architecture surrounding it, To help you navigate through this immense program, we introduce changing color and texture in the shifting Paris light. Our eminent Video Previews, 30-second clips that describe each event in the keynote speakers offer similarly contrasting perspectives, from design, main program. Before the conference, browse through them on engineering and the social sciences. We open with Paola Antonelli, the CHI 2013 website. At the conference, get an overview of the Senior Curator and Architecture & Design Director for Research upcoming session on the large Interactive Schedule displays and add & Development at MOMA in New York and we close with Bruno your favorites to your Mobile App. Or, browse the videos, papers and Latour, author of Science in Action and head of Paris’s Médialab at extended abstracts on the CHI 2013 USB Key. After the conference, Sciences Po. Vint Cerf, President of ACM and fondly referred to as create a video montage to share with colleagues at home or link to the ‘father of the internet’, will give a joint keynote on May 2 with them from ACM’s YouTube channel or the ACM Digital Library. ACM’s First European Computing Research Congress (ECRC), organized in collaboration with CHI 2013. On that day, participants We are deeply indebted to our vast number of volunteers, without may attend each other’s sessions and discover new perspectives on whom CHI 2013 would not be possible, including over 2000 computing and interaction. reviewers, over 200 senior members of the program committee, over 100 members of the CHI 2013 conference committee and, of CHI 2013 includes two days of focused workshops and four days of course, the more than 150 student volunteers. We thank you all! technical content, including CHI’s prestigious technical program, with 16 parallel sessions of rigorously reviewed research Papers, engaging We are excited by the opportunity to host CHI 2013 and wish you Panels, Case Studies and Special Interest Groups (SIGs), an extensive a productive and enjoyable stay in Paris!

Wendy E. Mackay, Inria, France Patrick Baudisch, Hasso Plattner Institute, Germany CHI 2013 General Conference Chair Michel Beaudouin-Lafon, Université Paris-Sud, France CHI 2013 Technical Program Co-Chairs

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 CONFERENCE COMMITTEE CONFERENCE CHAIR Wendy E. Mackay Inria, France Best of CHI Awards Scott Hudson Carnegie Mellon University, USA TECHNICAL PROGRAM RepliCHI University of Nottingham, UK Technical Program Chairs Max L. Wilson Patrick Baudisch Hasso Plattner Institute, Germany Industry days Michel Beaudouin-Lafon Université Paris-Sud, France Jonathan Arnowitz Google, USA Nuance Communications, Inc., USA Technical Program Chair Assistant Elizabeth Dykstra-Erickson Evan Gerber Fidelity Investments, USA Dominik Schmidt Hasso Plattner Institute, Germany Scott Weiss Misys, UK Papers and Notes Stephen Brewster University of Glasgow, UK COMMUNITIES Susanne Bødker Aarhus University, Denmark Communities Chairs Panels Bo Begole Samsung Information Systems, USA Gillian Hayes University of California, Irvine, USA Kristina Höök KTH, Sweden Jofish Kaye Yahoo! Labs, USA Design Community Case Studies Patrick Olivier Newcastle University, UK Jonathan Arnowitz Google, USA Ellen Yi-Luen Do Georgia Tech, USA SAP, USA Michael Arent Engineering Community Dirk-Jan Hoets Flipside, The Netherlands Philippe Palanque Université Paul Sabatier, France Courses Fabio Paterno CNR-ISTI, Italy Xerox Research Centre Europe, France Gregorio Convertino Management Community Wiliam Hudson Syntagm Ltd, UK Janice A. Rohn Leads360, USA Interactivity Carola Fellenz Thompson zSpace, USA Steve Benford University of Nottingham, UK Child Computer Interaction Community RMIT University, Australia Florian ‘Floyd’ Mueller Juan Pablo Hourcade University of Iowa, USA Goldsmiths College, UK Atau Tanaka Janet Read University of Central Lancashire, UK Danielle Wilde RMIT University, Australia Sustainability Community Video Showcase Samuel Mann Otago Polytechnic, New Zealand Indiana University, Boomington, USA Jeffrey Bardzell Lisa P. Nathan University of British Columbia, Canada Nicolas Roussel Inria, France Health Community SIGs Kelly Caine Clemson University, USA Albrecht Schmidt University of Stuttgart, Germany Karen Cheng University of California, Irvine, USA Kaisa Väänänen-Vainio-Mattila Arts Community Tampere University of Technology, Finland David England Liverpool John Moores University, UK Doctoral Consortium Jill Fantauzzacoffin Georgia Tech, USA University of California, Berkeley, USA Marti Hearst User Experience & Usability Community Workshops Arnold Lund GE Global Research, USA Ido Guy IBM Research, Israel Virpi Roto Aalto University, Finland Nadir Weibel University of California, San Diego, USA Entertainment & Games Community Works in Progress Regina Bernhaupt ruwido, Austria Henriette Cramer Yahoo! Labs, USA Katherine Isbister NYU Poly, USA Shelly Farnham Microsoft, USA Human-Computer Interaction for Development (HCI4D) Hasso Plattner Institute, Germany Christian Holz Melissa Densmore Microsoft Research, India Student Research Competition Matthew Kam Carnegie Mellon University, USA Shaowen Bardzell Indiana University, Boomington, USA Ban Al-Ani University of California, Irvine, USA Celine Latulipe UNC Charlotte, USA Student Design Competition OPERATIONS Thecla Schiphorst Simon Fraser University, Canada Student Volunteer Coordinators Carola Zwick Weissensee Art Academy Berlin, Germany Bobby Beaton Virginia Tech, USA Student Game Competition Lindsay Reynolds Cornell University, USA Seth Cooper University of Washington, USA Technology Liaison Heather Desurvire User Behavioristics Research, Inc., USA Sara Drenner BI Worldwide, USA Magy Seif El-Nasr Northeastern University, USA Scooter Morris University of California, San Francisco, USA alt.chi Data Daniela Rosner University of Washington, USA Max von Kleek MIT, USA Amanda Williams Wyld Collective Ltd, Canada Social Media TOCHI papers Cliff Lampe University of Michigan, USA Jeffrey Nichols IBM Research, USA Katie Panciera Facebook, USA

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Graphic Design Welcome from the Chairs...... 1 Jeremy Boy Inria, France Conference Committee...... 2 Stéphane Huot Université Paris-Sud, France Lora Oehlberg Inria, France CHI 2013 Conference-at-a-Glance...... 4 Dario Rodighiero Sciences Po, Paris, France Monday-Tuesday...... 4 Webmasters Caris Hurd University of Texas, Austin, USA Wednesday-Thursday...... 6 Vicky McArthur York University, Canada Notes...... 8 Cary-Anne Olsen University of Texas, Austin, USA Video previews Sponsor Ads...... 9 Tony Dunnigan FX Palo Alto Laboratory, Inc., USA General Information...... 17 Gene Golovchinsky FX Palo Alto Laboratory, Inc., USA Gonzalo Ramos Microsoft, USA About ACM/SIGCHI...... 17 Wesley Willett Inria, USA CHI 2013 Overview...... 17 Proceedings Stéphane Conversy ENAC, France CHI 2013 Proceedings and Extended Abstracts...... 18 Michael Ekstrand University of Minnesota, USA Special Daytime and Evening Events...... 19 Robert J. Teather York University, Canada Opening Hours...... 20 Mobile Apps Eiji Hayashi Carnegie Mellon University, USA CHI Information and Policies...... 20 Stephen Oney Carnegie Mellon University, USA Awards...... 21 Jason Wiese Carnegie Mellon University, USA Interactive Schedule SIGCHI Awards...... 21 Clemens Klokmose Aarhus University, Denmark CHI Academy...... 22 Arvind Satyanarayan Stanford University, USA Daniel Strazzulla Inria, France Past Honorees...... 23 Community-sourcing and Scheduling ACM/SIGCHI 2013 Best of CHI Awards...... 23 Paul André Carnegie Mellon University, USA Anant Bhardwaj MIT, USA CHI 2013 RepliCHI Awards...... 23 Lydia Chilton University of Washington, USA Keynotes and Plenaries...... 24 Steven Dow Carnegie Mellon University, USA Juho Kim MIT, USA Sessions-at-a-Glance...... 26 Rob Miller MIT, USA Monday...... 26 Haoqi Zhang Northwestern & MIT, USA Posters Tuesday...... 32 James Eagan Telecom ParisTech, France Wednesday...... 40 Publicity Thursday...... 48 Molly Mackinlay Stanford University, USA PC Meeting Liaison Workshops...... 52 Eric Lecolinet Télécom ParisTech, France Student Events...... 53 CHI Women's Breakfast Doctoral Consortium...... 53 Allison Druin University of Maryland, USA Sponsors and Exhibits Research Competition...... 53 Carol Klyver Foundations of Excellence, USA Design Competition...... 54 Reviewing Software Games Competition...... 54 James Stewart Precision Conference Solutions, Canada Conference Logistics Courses...... 55 Janeé Pelletier Conference & Logistics, USA Videos...... 55 Allison Perrelli Conference & Logistics, USA Local Logistics Works In Progress...... 56 François Tapissier Dakini, France First Rotation - Monday-Tuesday...... 57 Registration Second Rotation - Wednesday-Thursday...... 60 Yvonne Lopez Executive Events, Inc., USA Jill Skuba Executive Events, Inc., USA Exhibits...... 63 CMC Liaison Interactivity...... 65 Scooter Morris University of California, San Francisco, USA Exhibits and Interactivity Map...... 67 ACM Staff Liaison Ashley Cozzi ACM, USA Around the Palais des Congrès...... 68

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Enter these 3-letter codes in the search box of the CHI 2013 Mobile App to go directly MONDAY to the corresponding session or presentation 8:30-9:00 – Industry Days Introduction (Bordeaux Amphitheater)

Opening Plenary - Grand Amphitheater KOP Keynote Speaker: Paola Antonelli, MOMA, New York, USA - The New Frontiers of Design 9:00-10:20

10:20-11:00 – Coffee Break (level 2 & 3 foyers) Bleu 241 242AB 243 251 252A 252B 253 Papers SCJ Panel LDJ Papers STJ Course CRL Papers SSG Course CYU alt.chi SAP Course CJE Managing Call All Game Enhancing UI Design for Learning Body, Whys & Reflection and Six Steps to Social Media Changers: Access Multi-Device Videotape Evaluation Successful UX BYOD (Bring Environments in an Agile

11:00-12:20 Your Own World Disruption) C01 - 1 unit C04 - 1 unit C02 - 1 unit 12:20-14:00 – Lunch Break • Posters Rotation 1 (Hall Maillot) • Videos (Bordeaux Amphitheater) Panel LJK Papers SJL Papers SSK Course CPQ Papers SQB Course CVC Papers SKR Course CGJ Will Massive Gaze Technologies Practical Evaluation Speech-based Co-Design Agile User Online Open for Life 1 Statistics for Methods 1 Interaction with Users Experience and Courses UX Part I UCD

14:00-15:20 Change Education? C05 - unit 1/2 C07 - unit 1/2 C06 - unit 1/2 15:20-16:00 – Coffee Break (level 2 & 3 foyers) • Posters Rotation 1 Spotlight Session (Hall Maillot) Papers SCF Panel LXE Papers SNU Course CPQ Papers SQS Course CVC Case SBK Course CGJ Smart Tools, Leveraging the Creating and Practical Exploring Speech-based Studies Agile User Smart Work Progress of Authoring Statistics for Games Interaction Innovating Experience and Women in the UX Part I User-Centered UCD

16:00-17:20 HCI Field Design C05 - unit 2/2 C07 - unit 2/2 C06 - unit 2/2 17:30-19:30 – Conference Reception – Grand Opening of Exhibitis and Interactivity (Hall Maillot)

TUESDAY 8:30-9:00 – Industry Days Introduction (Bordeaux Amphitheater) Bleu 241 242AB 243 251 252A 252B 253 Papers SFK Panel LPL Papers SES Course CAX Papers SCQ Course CUE alt.chi SAV Course CZS Interacting CHI at the Design for the UX Evaluation Social Creativity Analyzing Social Experiences Choice and around Devices Barricades Home Methods Media Data Decision

9:00-10:20 – an Activist Making for HCI Agenda? C08 - unit 1/2 C11 - unit 1/2 C09 - unit 1/2 10:20-11:00 – Coffee Break – Posters Rotation 1 Spotlight Session – Interactivity (Hall Maillot) Papers SML Panel LLC Papers SSR Course CAX Papers SQP Course CUE Case SAZ Course CZS Sustainable UX Impairment and UX Evaluation Exergames and Analyzing Social Studies Choice and Energy Management: Rehabilitation Methods Beyond Media Data Communities Decision Current & of Practice Making for HCI 11:00-12:20 Future Trends C08 - unit 2/2 C11 - unit 2/2 C09 - unit 2/2 12:20-14:00 – Lunch Break • Posters Rotation 1 (Hall Maillot) • Videos (Bordeaux Amphitheater) Papers SFY Panel LRD Papers STC Course CTG Papers SQL Course CFL Case SBN Course CKC Displays Impact of Health Clinical Settings Practical Game Design Card Sorting Studies Expert Reviews Everywhere IT Systems on Statistics for UX for Navigation Changing How – For Experts Patient-Provider Part II Design We Work 14:00-15:20 Interaction C12 - unit 1/2 C15 - unit 1/2 C13 - unit1/2 15:20-16:00 – Coffee Break – Posters Rotation 1 – Interactivity (Hall Maillot) Papers SKY Panel LBR Papers STF Course CTG Papers SSD Course CFL Papers SKN Course CKC Public Displays Gamification @ Communicating Practical Reading and Card Sorting Studying Digital Expert Reviews Work Health Statistics for UX Writing for Navigation Artifacts – For Experts Part II Design 16:00-17:20 C12 - unit 2/2 C15 - unit 2/2 C13 - unit 2/2 17:30-19:30 – Joint Hospitality Reception (Hall Havane)

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MONDAY 8:30-9:00 – Industry Days Introduction (Bordeaux Amphitheater) 9:00-10:20

Opening Plenary - Grand Amphitheater KOP Keynote Speaker: Paola Antonelli, MOMA, New York, USA - The New Frontiers of Design

10:20-11:00 – Coffee Break (levels 2 and 3 foyers) Bordeaux 342A 343 361 362 Havane 351 352 Lifetime LRA Papers SKU Course CVZ SIG GEJ SIG GTL Papers SLM Papers SCX Papers SFN 11:00-12:20 Research Interaction in Rapid Design Designing Human 3D User Crowdsourcing: Multitouch and Award the Wild Labs Interactive Computer Interfaces People Power Gesture Award winner: Secure Systems Interaction for George Development Robertson C03 - unit 1/3 (HCI4D) 12:20-14:00 – Lunch Break • Posters Rotation 1 (Hall Maillot) • Videos (Bordeaux Amphitheater) Papers SNK Papers SPC Course CVZ SIG GRG Papers SBY Papers SMB Papers SHQ 14:00-15:20 Language and Brain Sensing Rapid Design The Role of Crowdwork Keyboards and Flexible Translation and Analysis Labs Engineering and Online Hotkeys Displays Work in CHI Communities

C03 - unit 2/3 15:20-16:00 – Coffee Break (level 2 & 3 foyers) • Posters Rotation 1 Spotlight Session (Hall Maillot) Papers SFU Papers SQZ Course CVZ Special SRJ SIG GVQ Papers SMP Papers SLF Papers SEL 16:00-17:20 Tables and Design for Rapid Design Session Enhancing the Crowds and Large and Embodied Floors Classrooms 1 Labs Student Research Infra- Activism Public Displays Interaction 1 Research structure for Judging Child-Comput- C03 - unit 3/3 er Interaction 17:30-19:30 – Conference Reception – Grand Opening of Exhibitis and Interactivity (Hall Maillot)

TUESDAY 8:30-9:00 – Industry Days Introduction (Bordeaux Amphitheater) Bordeaux 342A 343 361 362 Havane 351 352

Papers SQV Papers SKG Course CSJ SIG GYU SIG GDG Papers SSN Papers SLT Papers SJH 9:00-10:20 Design for Reflecting on Cognitive Crash Consumer Perspective for Technologies Gesture Manipulating Classrooms 2 Phones Dummies Engagement the Games & for Life 2 Studies Video in Health Entertainment C10 - unit 1/2 Technologies Community 10:20-11:00 – Coffee Break – Posters Rotation 1 Spotlight Session – Interactivity (Hall Maillot)

Papers SJS Papers SBR Course CSJ SIG GFL SIG GUN Papers SEZ Papers SLQ Papers SHC 11:00-12:20 Full-Body Video Cognitive Crash Research- Digital Art: Ideation Pointing and Sensing Touch Interaction Communication Dummies Practice Challenging Methods Fitts Law Interaction Perspectives C10 - unit 2/2 12:20-14:00 – Lunch Break • Posters Rotation 1 (Hall Maillot) • Videos (Bordeaux Amphitheater) Papers SCM Papers SND Course CXX SIG GXS SIG GPC Social SIA Papers SEV Papers SHM 14:00-15:20 Design for the Novel Make This! Managing UX Changing Impact Award Temporal Tactile Home Programming Teams Perspectives on Award winner: Design Experiences Sustainability: Sara J. Czaja

C14 - unit1/2 15:20-16:00 – Coffee Break – Posters Rotation 1 – Interactivity (Hall Maillot)

Papers SPX Papers SJP Course CXX SIG GMZ SIG GBC Papers SEP Papers SME Papers SEB 16:00-17:20 Ethics in HCI Embodied Make This! HCI with NVI Design Developing the Collaborative Interaction 2 Sports (Non-Visual Research World Creation Interaction) C14 - unit 2/2 17:30-18:30 – Joint Hospitality Reception (Hall Havane)

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WEDNESDAY 8:30-9:00 – Industry Days Introduction (Bordeaux Amphitheater) Bleu 241 242AB 243 251 252A 252B 253 Papers SPJ Panel LGS Papers SQH Course CNS Papers SSU alt.chi SAE Course CHG Aesthetics and Theory and Evaluation The Past 100 Design for the Design Lessons Interactive the Web Practice in UX Methods 2 Years of the Blind Walking in VR Research Future Environments 9:00-10:20 C16 - unit 1/2 C17 - unit 1/2 10:20-11:00 – Coffee Break – Posters Rotation 2 – Interactivity (Hall Maillot) Papers SNR Panel LFB Papers SPT Course CNS Special IWC Special SRC Case SBD Course CHG Data Digital Arts: Did Passwords and The Past 100 Session Session Studies Interactive Navigation You Feel That? Errors Years of the Interacting with Student Novel Settings Walking in VR Future CHI Research Environments 11:00-12:20 C16 - unit 2/2 Competition C17 - unit 2/2 12:20-14:00 – Lunch Break • Posters Rotation 2 (Hall Maillot) • Videos (Bordeaux Amphitheater) • Town Hall Meeting (room 251) Papers SHJ Panel LYV Papers STM Course CCS Special SDC Course CEN alt.chi SAH Course CMU Fabrication Exploring the Mental Health Empirical Session Interaction Ethics Designing Representation Research Student Design Design Augmented of Women Methods for Competition for Social Reality

14:00-15:20 Perspectives in HCI Development Experiences Technologies C19 - unit 1/2 C21 - unit 1/2 C20 - unit 1/2 15:20-16:00 – Coffee Break – Posters Rotation 2 Spotlight Session – Interactivity (Hall Maillot) Papers SMH Panel LSU Papers SJZ Course CCS Special SGC Course CEN alt.chi SAL Course CMU Design for Theory vs. Narrative and Empirical Session Interaction Nature and Designing Development Design-Driven Materiality Research Student Game Design Nurture Augmented Approaches for Methods for Competition for Social Reality

16:00-17:20 Behavior Change HCI Development Experiences Research C19 - unit 2/2 C21 - unit 2/2 C20 - unit 2/2 17:30-19:00 – Job Fair (Hall Maillot) 17:30-18:30 – Video Showcase (Bordeaux Amphitheater)

THURSDAY 8:30-9:00 – Industry Days Introduction (Bordeaux Amphitheater)

Special Joint Plenary with ACM ECRC 2013 - Grand Amphitheater KSP Keynote Speaker: Vint Cerf, Google, USA - Conversations with a Computer 9:00-10:20

10:20-11:00 – Coffee Break – Posters rotation 2 spotlight session – Interactivity (Hall Maillot) Bleu 241 242A 242B 243 251 252A 252B Papers SHT Panel LMT Papers SNY Papers SEE Course CBU Papers SSY Course CQN alt.chi SAS Design for HCI and Perception and Spatial Designing What Autism Storyboarding Spirit and Mind Developers Spoken Awareness Interfaces to Design for Designers Language & Design

11:00-12:20 Interaction Researchers C22 - unit 1/2 C24 - unit 1/2 12:20-14:00 – Lunch Break • Posters Rotation 2 (Hall Maillot) • Videos (Bordeaux Amphitheater) Papers SPF Panel LUM Papers SFD Papers SJV Course CBU Papers SPM Course CQN Case SBG Different The Future of Multi-Device On the Move Designing What Understanding Storyboarding Studies Perspectives HCI Publishing Interaction to Design Privacy for Designers & In the Wild in Journals and Researchers 14:00-15:20 Books C22 - unit 2/2 C24 - unit 2/2 15:20-16:00 – Coffee Break (level 2 & 3 foyers)

Closing Plenary - Grand Amphitheater KCL Keynote Speaker: Bruno Latour, Sciences Po, Paris, France - From Aggregation to Navigation 16:00-17:20

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WEDNESDAY 8:30-9:00 – Industry Days Introduction (Bordeaux Amphitheater) Bordeaux 342A 343 361 362 Havane 351 352

Papers SLC Papers SLJ Course CKZ SIG GLX Papers SKK Papers SCT Papers SFR 9:00-10:20 Mobile Performing Designing with HCI for Peace Engagement Knowledge Touch Interaction Interaction & for Children Ideathon Managment Interaction

C18 - unit 1/3 10:20-11:00 – Coffee Break – Posters Rotation 2 – Interactivity (Hall Maillot)

Papers SNN Papers SMZ Course CKZ SIG GZX SIG GSJ Papers SKD Papers SMV Papers SHF 11:00-12:20 Social Tagging Food and Designing with Invited SIG - On Top of Mobile Crime and Haptics Health & for Children HCI: an Asian the User Applications Conflicts Perspective Experience C18 - unit 2/3 Wave 12:20-14:00 – Lunch Break • Posters Rotation 2 (Hall Maillot) • Videos (Bordeaux Amphitheater) • Town Hall Meeting (room 251) Lifetime LPA Papers SPQ Course CKZ SIG GHQ SIG GCE Papers SJE Papers SMS Papers SLX

14:00-15:20 Practice Award Consent and Designing with Automotive UI SIG NIME: Text Sustainability Mobile Text Award winner: Privacy & for Children Research Moves Music, Visualization Entry Jakob Nielsen into Fast Lane Technology, and HCI C18 - unit 3/3 15:20-16:00 – Coffee Break – Posters Rotation 2 Spotlight Session – Interactivity (Hall Maillot) Papers SVK Papers SQE SIG GQE SIG GJS Papers SJB Papers SNG Papers SFG

16:00-17:20 Design for Evaluation UrbanIXD: De- Human Work Visual Searching and Mobile Children Methods 3 signing Human Interaction Perception Finding Gestures Interactions in Design the Networked (HWID) City 17:30-19:00 – Job Fair (Hall Maillot) 17:30-18:30 – Video Showcase (Bordeaux Amphitheater)

THURSDAY See also page 8:30-9:00 – Industry Days Introduction (Bordeaux Amphitheater) Workshops...... 52 9:00-10:20 Student Events...... 53 Special Joint Plenary with ACM ECRC 2013 - Grand Amphitheater KSP Keynote Speaker: Vint Cerf, Google, USA - Conversations with a Computer Doctoral Consortium...... 53 Research Competition...... 53 10:20-11:00 – Coffee Break – Posters rotation 2 spotlight session – Interactivity (Hall Maillot) Design Competition...... 54 253 Bordeaux 361 362 Havane Games Competition...... 54 Course CLX Papers SHX Course CDQ SIG GKU Papers SBU 11:00-12:20 Courses...... 55 HTML5 Game Information Designing Search Science vs. Science: Social Media Development Visualization Usability the Complexities Practices Videos...... 55 of Interdisciplinary Works In Progress...... 56 Research C23 - unit 1/2 C25 - unit 1/2 First Rotation ...... 57 12:20-14:00 – Lunch Break • Posters Rotation 2 (Hall Maillot) • Videos (Bordeaux Amphitheater) Second Rotation ...... 60 Course CLX Papers SEH Course CDQ SIG GGN Papers SCC 14:00-15:20 Exhibits...... 63 HTML5 Game Design Strategies Designing Search Visions and Visioning Tensions in Development Usability in CHI Social Media Interactivity...... 65

C23 - unit 2/2 C25 - unit 2/2 15:20-16:00 – Coffee Break (level 2 & 3 foyers) 16:00-17:20

Closing Plenary - Grand Amphitheater KCL Keynote Speaker: Bruno Latour, Sciences Po, Paris, France - From Aggregation to Navigation

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 ACM SIGCHI Workshops Université Paris-Dauphine CHI 2013 is sponsored by ACM’s Special Interest Group on Computer- Workshops provide a valuable opportunity for small communities of Human Interaction (ACM SIGCHI). ACM, the Association for people with diverse perspectives to engage in rich one- and two-day Computing Machinery, is an educational and scientific society uniting discussions about a topic of common interest. Workshop participants the world’s computing educators, researchers, and professionals to are pre-selected based on submitted position papers and a brief CHI 2013 Extended inspire dialogue, share resources, and address the field’s challenges. description of each workshop appears in the Abstracts ACM strengthens the profession’s collective voice through strong . Some workshops choose to display a poster in the Hall leadership, promotion of the highest standards, and recognition of Maillot Poster Area. technical excellence. ACM supports the professional growth of its members by providing opportunities for life-long learning, career  TECHNICAL PROGRAM | MONDAY — THURSDAY development, and professional networking. ACM offers its more than 100,000 worldwide members cutting edge technical information CHI 2013 received over 3500 submissions and accepted over 1000 through world class journals and magazines, dynamic special interest presentations and events distributed across 17 parallel sessions over CHI 2013 Proceedings and Extended Abstracts groups, and globally recognized conferences. Visit www.acm.org for four days. The is over more information about ACM. 7500 pages. With so many presentations happening at once, how do you choose? CHI 2013 offers the following resources to help you SIGCHI is the premier international society for professionals, make the most of your conference experience: academics, and students who are interested in human-computer interaction (HCI). We provide a forum for the discussion of all Choosing sessions to attend aspects of HCI through our conferences, including our flagship CHI 1. This CHI 2013 Conference Program describes the venues and conference, publications, web sites, email discussion groups, and other offers at-a-glance summaries of all events in the main technical services. We advance education in HCI through courses, workshops, program, as well as times and locations. and outreach, and we promote informal access to a wide range of individuals and organizations involved in HCI. Members can be 2. The CHI 2013 USB key provided when you register includes the involved in HCI-related activities with others in their region through CHI 2013 Conference Proceedings and Extended Abstracts, also local SIGCHI chapters. Come to the SIGCHI Town Hall meeting on available in the ACM Digital Library, and the CHI 2013 Video Wednesday at 12:20 in Room 251 or visit www.sigchi.org to learn Previews (see below). 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Come to the Interacting with CHI session on Wednesday at 11:00, Marti Hearst (Chair), Carl Gutwin, Joseph A. Konstan, Room 251 to find out about the technologies that volunteers Zhengjie Liu, Gary M. Olson, Abigail Sellen have created to improve your CHI 2013 experience. Give us feedback and consider volunteering for CHI 2014!

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 CHI 2013 CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS Special Interest Groups (SIGs) Rooms 361, 362 80-minute sessions The CHI 2013 Conference Proceedings contain Papers and Notes, the most rigorously reviewed and prestigious material in the main SIGs offer a forum for conference attendees who share similar technical program. The CHI 2013 Program Committee received interests to discuss a specified topic. Previous SIGs have launched almost 2000 submissions. Each was reviewed by one or more new conferences and publications or generated new CHI activities. Associate Chairs, as well as three or more external reviewers. After Videos Bordeaux Amphitheater a rebuttal phase, the 200+ senior Associate Chairs met in person 60-minute session plus daily lunch sessions List on page 55 within specialized subcommittees to discuss and select the accepted papers. The CHI 2013 acceptance rate was slightly below 20%. Videos offer a variety of perspectives on human-computer interaction, including novel interfaces, reflective pieces and future The CHI 2013 Papers and Notes document research that makes envisionments. Videos are played daily at the lunch break (12:30). The a lasting and significant contribution to our knowledge and Video Showcase highlights the best videos on Wednesday (17:30) understanding of human-computer interaction. CHI Conference followed by the Golden Mouse award ceremony. People's Choice Proceedings are read and cited worldwide, with a broad impact on Video award winners are announced at the Closing Plenary. the development of HCI principles, theories, techniques, and their practical application. Interactivity Hall Maillot, Interactivity Areas 1-4 Hands-on demonstrations List on page 65 CHI Papers 20-minute presentations Interactivity allows attendees to see, touch and hear interactive visions of the future. Interactivity Research prototypes offer novel Papers present significant contributions to research, development, interaction techniques and systems while Interactivity Explorations and practice in all areas of human-computer interaction. offer interactive performances and art works that stimulate the CHI Notes imagination. Come see Interactivity at the CHI 2013 Conference 10-minute presentations Reception and Exhibits Grand Opening (17:30, Hall Maillot) and throughout the conference during breaks and as specified by authors. Notes are briefer and more focused than CHI Papers but follow the same rigorous review process. Works in Progress (WIP) Hall Maillot, Poster Area Posters List on page 56 ToCHI Papers 20-minute presentations Works in Progress present work at an early stage that can benefit from one-on-one discussions with colleagues. Rotation 1 posters ToCHI papers were published within the past year in SIGCHI’s appear on Monday and Tuesday; authors are available to discuss their ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction flagship journal, . work during the Spotlight on Posters on Monday (15:20) and Tuesday (10:20). Rotation 2 posters appear on Wednesday and Thursday;  CHI 2013 EXTENDED ABSTRACTS Spotlight sessions on Wednesday (15:20) and Thursday (10:20). The CHI 2013 Extended Abstracts record interactive events designed Doctoral Consortium Hall Maillot, Poster Area to provoke, intrigue, teach and inspire the CHI audience and capture Posters List on page 53 a history of HCI practice. Doctoral Consortium students are available to discuss their research Courses Rooms 243, 252A, 253, 343, 361 in the DC Spotlight session on Monday afternoon (15:20). One to three 80-minute units List on page 55 Student Research Competition Hall Maillot, Room 261, 252A Courses provide professional development opportunities for existing Posters and 80-minute session List on page 53 and prospective HCI community members. Pre-register to receive The Student Research Competition (SRC) is a branch of the ACM the course notes and an identifier on your badge that permits entry Student Research Competition. Students’ posters are on display in to the course. You may register for any unfilled courses at the the Hall Maillot Poster Area on Tuesday morning (10:20). The SRC Registration Desk. jury selects finalists who present their work and answer questions in Case Studies Room 252B a closed session on Monday (16:00, room 361). Final presentations 20-minute presentations are held on Wednesday (11:00, room 252A). Winners are announced at the Closing Plenary. Case Studies describe examples of best practices in human-computer interaction. The goal is to explain methods that deliver reliable, high- Student Design Competition Hall Maillot, Room 251 quality results based on real-world experience and to present the Posters and 80-minute session List on page 54 lessons learned. The Student Design Competition (SDC) challenges students to Panels Room 241, Bleu Amphitheater design an object, interface, system, or service related to collaborative 80-minute sessions crowd experiences. Semi-finalist posters are displayed in the Hall Maillot Poster Area during the first poster rotation. The SDC jury Panels take various formats but always involve significant interaction selects four finalists to present on Wednesday at 14:00, room 251. among panelists and audience members around a specified topic. The winner is announced at the Closing Plenary. The goal is to stimulate thought and discussion on current issues in human-computer interaction. Student Game Competition Neuilly Foyer, Room 251 alt.chi Room 252B Demonstrations and 80-minute session List on page 54 10-minute presentations The Student Game Competition (SGC) challenges students to design games in three categories: Games for a Purpose, Innovative alt.chi offers an outlet for unusual, controversial, alternative or thought- Interface or Innovative Game Design. Students demonstrate their provoking work that does not fit within the standard CHI submission games on Wednesday morning (9:00, Neuilly Foyer). The final is held process. The format encourages lively audience participation. on Wednesday (16:00, room 251). Winners are announced at the Closing Plenary.

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 SPECIAL DAYTIME EVENTS  SPECIAL EVENING EVENTS Conference Reception Industry Days Bordeaux Amphitheater 30-minute presentations & Exhibits Grand Opening Hall Maillot Monday 17:30 – 19:30 New this year! Industry Days identify key themes of interest to attendees from local industry and design firms. The introductory Catch up with old friends and meet new ones at the CHI sessions at 8:30 every morning offer an overview of CHI and suggest 2013 Conference Reception and explore almost 80 hands-on specific events related to the themes of that day. demonstrations and performances at the Grand Opening of Exhibits and Interactivity. The reception features traditional French canapés Monday: and delectable pastries, as well as local wines. Admission and drinks • Educational Games and Classroom Innovations tickets are included with your conference registration; additional • Crowdsourcing: New Ways to Use Community-based Input tickets may be purchased at Registration Desk. Tickets are not • Touch, Don't Touch, and In Between: Interactive Methods available at the door. • Design Process: from Concept to Execution Tuesday: Joint Hospitality Reception Hall Havane • Social Media and Cultural Change Tuesday, 17:30 – 19:30 • Emerging Form Factors and Interactions Please join us at the Joint Hospitality Reception on Tuesday evening. • Being Mobile: Devices and Usage Patterns Your badge is your ticket to enter the reception, so please be sure • Programming and Development to wear it. Stop by to meet each of our hosts and network with old Wednesday: and new colleagues as a prelude to your evening out on the town. • Being Mobile: Devices and Usage Patterns Light appetizers and a full bar will be available – pick up a drink ticket • Social Interactions, Social Issues at the door. • Speech: the Next Frontier Thursday CHI Champion Sponsor Hosts: • Devices: Challenges and Solutions Bloomberg LP Google, Inc. • The Cutting Edge of Being Social in the Computing World eBay/PayPal Microsoft Corp. • On the Drawing Board, Off the Wall: Design Thinking Friend of CHI Host: Interacting with CHI Room 251 IBM Wednesday, 11:00 – 12:20 Job Fair & Recruiting Boards Hall Maillot New this year! Learn about the CHI 2013 Mobile App, Interactive Wednesday, 17:30 – 19:00 Schedule, COBI author sourcing and Social Media. Ask questions, give feedback and learn how you can contribute next year. Recruiters and job candidates are invited to take advantage of the CHI 2013 Job Fair on Wednesday evening. Visit the Recruiting Boards ACM SIGCHI Town Hall Meeting Room 251 and designated exhibit booths throughout the conference to find out Wednesday, 12:20 – 14:00 more about available positions. SIGCHI officers present ongoing programs and activities, followed by CHI 2013 Hero Sponsor Recruiter: an audience Q&A session. Participants interested in shaping SIGCHI’s future are encouraged to attend. An informal lunch is available on a JCDecaux Booth 20 Recruiting Board first-come, first-served basis. CHI 2013 Champion Sponsor Recruiters: Last-Minute SIGs Room 221, Mezzanine Bloomberg LP Booths 21–22 Recruiting Board 80-minute sessions eBay/Paypal Booths 17–19 Recruiting Board Last-minute SIG can be organized at the conference. Coordinators Google Booths 25–26 Recruiting Board can reserve a time slot at the Conference Office (Room 203) and contact attendees themselves or via CHI 2013’s Facebook, Google+ Inria Booth 17A Recruiting Board or Twitter feeds. Microsoft Booths 30–32 Recruiting Board Videos Bordeaux Amphitheater CHI 2013 Contributing Sponsor Recruiters: Monday - Thursday, 12:30 – 14:00 Autodesk Recruiting Board Join us in the Bordeaux Amphitheater during the lunch break to Facebook Booth 15 Recruiting Board watch the complete set of accepted videos, each repeated at least Nokia Recruiting Board twice over the four days of the technical program. You can also watch Yahoo! Booth 13 Recruiting Board them from the CHI 2013 Extended Abstracts on the CHI 2013 USB key. Vote for your favorite video for the People's Choice award. CHI 2013 Other Recruiters: Samsung Booth 16 Recruiting Board SAP Booth 7 Video Showcase Bordeaux Amphitheater Wednesday, 17:30 – 18:30 Join us in the Bordeaux Amphitheater on Wednesday at 17:30 to watch the best of the over 300 videos submitted to CHI 2013. At the end, join us for the Golden Mouse ceremony to award the best videos. The People's Choice Video award will be announced at the Closing Plenary.

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OPENING HOURS  CHI INFORMATION AND POLICIES Registration and Merchandise Desk CHI 2013 Information Desk Hall Maillot Register for the CHI 2013 Conference and Courses (subject to Student Volunteers staff the Information desk during Commons hours. availability) at the Registration Desk located on the ground floor of They are happy to help answer your questions or find someone who the Palais des Congrès Conference Center. CHI 2013 Merchandise, can. At other times, stop by the Registration Desk for information. including mugs and additional USB keys, will be available for purchase Student Volunteers Bleu Foyer beginning at 12:00 on Monday, subject to availability. CHI 2013 has over 150 Student Volunteers, easily identified by Sunday 12:00 – 18:00 Level 0 Foyer their bright blue SV t-shirts. Most are graduate students in human- Monday 08:00 – 19:30 Level 0 Foyer computer interaction and some are seeking jobs or internships. Tuesday 08:00 – 17:30 Level 0 Foyer Name Badges Wednesday 08:00 – 18:30 Level 0 Foyer Your CHI 2013 name badge serves as your admission pass to Thursday 08:00 – 17:00 Level 0 Foyer conference sessions and events. Please wear your name badge at all times while inside the Palais des Congrès Conference Center. Note: Participants in the Doctoral Consortium and Workshops must Conference management reserves the right to deny admission to register at the Université Paris-Dauphine (métro: Dauphine or RER: anyone not wearing a CHI 2013 name badge. Avenue Foch) where these events take place (Saturday and Sunday). Internet Café Hall Maillot The Commons Hall Maillot Enjoy chatting with colleagues during the breaks at the Internet Café, The Hall Maillot is the large central area at the top of the escalators located next to the Exhibits, Interactivity and Posters in the Hall on level 2 of the Palais des Congrès where you can enjoy a beverage Maillot. CHI 2013 provides access to power for your mobile devices and light snack during coffee breaks, talk with colleagues or explore in addition to wireless access. Exhibits, Posters and Interactivity demonstrations and performances. Opens on Monday evening. Wireless Access CHI 2013 offers wireless high-speed internet access throughout the Monday 17:30 – 19:30 Opening Reception Palais des Congrès including in all meeting rooms. In order to avoid Tuesday 10:20 – 18:00 overloading the network, web access to Video Previews is disabled Wednesday 10:20 – 17:30 during the technical program. Please access them from the CHI 2013 17:30 – 19:00 Job Fair USB key. Also, please be considerate of your colleagues and limit Thursday 10:20 – 13:30 your time spent online. Blogging & Photosharing Coffee Breaks CHI encourages conference attendees to blog CHI. Please add Regularly scheduled morning and afternoon coffee breaks are the category or keyword “CHI 2013” to your blog entries so that complimentary for all registered CHI 2013 attendees. others may find them easily. We encourage photosharing by services Monday 10:20 – 11:00 Level 2 & 3 Foyers such as Flickr, but please add a “CHI 2013” tag to your photos and 15:20 – 16:00 Level 2 & 3 Foyers “#chi2013” to your tweets. Tuesday 10:20 – 11:00 Hall Maillot Photography and Recording 15:20 – 16:00 Hall Maillot Photographing crowd scenes and people interacting with technology Wednesday 10:20 – 11:00 Hall Maillot is common at CHI and attendees should be aware that their image might be captured. Please use common courtesy when taking photos 15:20 – 16:00 Hall Maillot or video of individuals that are later uploaded to YouTube, Flickr or Thursday 10:20 – 11:00 Hall Maillot similar sites and ask permission before posting pictures of identifiable 15:20 – 16:00 Level 2 & 3 Foyers people. The use of any type of audio or video recording device is not permitted during any part of the conference. Speaker Ready Room Room 204 Smoking Policy Speakers and session chairs may use this room as a central check-in point and speakers may reserve a projector to prepare materials and The Palais des Congrès is a non-smoking facility and smoking is rehearse their presentations. Sign up early with the staff person, since permitted outside only in designated areas. appointments are on a first-come, first-served basis and only one Palais des Congrès Conference Center projector is available. The Palais des Congrès is located above a two-floor shopping center Monday 8:00 – 17:30 open 10:30 - 19:30. The supermarket on level -2, open 9:00 - 21:00, Tuesday 8:00 – 17:30 has fresh produce, health and international foods. In addition to clothing and other stores, you will find a pharmacy and a cinema. Films Wednesday 8:00 – 17:30 designated 'VO' (original voice) play with the original soundtrack and Thursday 8:00 – 14:30 French subtitles. Media/Press Office Room 223 Mezzanine Labor Day Holiday CHI 2013 welcomes members of the media. Please stop by the Wednesday May 1st is Labor Day, a major national holiday in France. Media Office to get information on scheduled Media Events this You will see people selling "muguet" (lilly of the valley flowers) and week, and to learn more about CHI 2013, SIGCHI, and future CHI Parisiens on the streets, relaxing or walking in parades. Most stores conferences. CHI 2013 media coordinators will be happy to schedule and museums are closed, although many restaurants around the interviews with select authors at the conference. The Media Office Palais des Congrès remain open. See the CHI 2013 website for more hours are the same as the Registration Desk. details about what is open in the local area.

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 LIFETIME RESEARCH AWARD  LIFETIME SERVICE AWARD The SIGCHI Lifetime Research Award is presented to individuals The SIGCHI Lifetime Service Award goes to individuals who have for outstanding contributions to the study of human-computer contributed to the growth of SIGCHI in a variety of capacities. This interaction. This award recognizes the very best, most fundamental award is for extended services to the community at large over a and influential research contributions. It is awarded for a lifetime of number of years. innovation and leadership and carries an honorarium of $5000. George G. Robertson is an ACM Fellow and a member of the CHI Joseph A. Konstan is Distinguished McKnight University Professor Academy. Before retiring in 2011, he was a Principal Researcher and Distinguished University Teaching Professor at the University of at Microsoft Research, where he led an information visualization Minnesota. His work in HCI started in user interface toolkits, and research group. Before joining Microsoft, he was a Principal Scientist at has included significant work in multimedia authoring, recommender Xerox PARC, and worked on 3-D interactive animation interfaces for systems, social computing, and computing applications in health and intelligent information access. He developed a number of visualization medicine. Prof. Konstan has received significant recognition for his and 3-D user interface systems. He was the architect of the work, including: being elected to the CHI Academy in 2011; being Information Visualizer and invented novel 3-D interaction techniques elected a Fellow of the ACM, IEEE, and AAAS; and honored as part and a number of visualization techniques. These include Cone Trees, of a team that won the ACM Software System Award in 2010 for the Perspective Wall, the Spiral Visualization, the Document Lens, the the GroupLens Collaborative Filtering Recommender Systems. At WebBook and the Web Forager, the Data Mountain (a document CHI 1994 (his first CHI conference), he volunteered to serve on management visualization), the Task Gallery (a 3-D Windows® the CHI 96 committee, and he has been an active volunteer since. operating system shell), the Polyarchy Visualization for interacting Highlights of his SIGCHI service include serving as SIGCHI Bulletin with multiple intersecting hierarchies, Scalable Fabric for window Editor from 1999 through 2003; chairing the UIST 2003, RecSys and task management, and Schema Mapper for managing mappings 2007, and CHI 2012 conferences; serving on SIGCHI's Executive between schemas. He also did pioneering work on animated 3-D Committee from 1999-2009, and serving as President of SIGCHI user interfaces, inventing: Point of Interest navigation, Fix and Float, from 2003-2006. Prof. Konstan has also been active on an ACM- Peripheral Lens, Toolspaces and Glances, and Speed-coupled Flying wide level, with highlights including serving three terms on ACM's with Orbiting. He has also been a Senior Scientist at Thinking Council, serving on the SIG Governing Board Executive Committee Machines, a Senior Scientist at Bolt Beranek and Newman, and a since 2004 (including as its chair from 2006-2008), and serving on the faculty member of the Computer Science Department at Carnegie Publications Board since 2010. While many SIGCHI members came to Mellon University. In the past, he has made significant contributions know Joe through his SIGCHI Presidency and his service as Chair of to machine learning, multimedia message systems, hypertext systems, CHI 2012, his service roots go back much further. He received his M.S. operating systems, and programming languages. Robertson served and Ph.D. at the University of California, Berkeley, where he served as on the Advisory Board of the Department of Homeland Security Chair of the Computer Science Graduate Students Association (and National Visualization and Analytics Center from 2004-2011. He was received much appreciation for leading an effort to eliminate written an Associate Editor for the Journal of Information Visualization. He preliminary exams). He received an A.B. from Harvard where he served on the IEEE Information Visualization Steering Committee founded and published the Harvard Computer Review and served as from 1995-2009. He chaired UIST’97 and InfoVis 2004. president of the Harvard Computer Society.

 LIFETIME PRACTICE AWARD  SOCIAL IMPACT AWARD The SIGCHI Lifetime Practice Award is presented to individuals This award is given to individuals who promote the application of for outstanding contributions to the practice and understanding of human-computer interaction research to pressing social needs. human-computer interaction. This award recognizes the very best Sara J. Czaja is a Leonard M. Miller Professor in the Departments of and most influential applications of human-computer interaction. It Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and Industrial Engineering at the is awarded for a lifetime of innovation and leadership and carries an University of Miami. She is also the Scientific Director of the Center honorarium of $5000. on Aging at the University of Miami and the Director of the Center Jakob Nielsen is Principal of Nielsen Norman Group (www.nngroup. on Research and Education for Aging and Technology Enhancement com), a user experience firm he co-founded with Donald A. Norman (CREATE). The focus of CREATE is on making technology more in 1998. Nielsen is the founder of the "discount usability engineering" accessible, useful, and usable for older adults. Prof. Czaja has extensive movement, which emphasizes fast and efficient methods for improving experience in aging research and a long commitment to developing the quality of user interfaces. As part of this effort he co-invented strategies to improve the quality of life for older adults. Her research the heuristic evaluation method. Nielsen is the author of the best- interests include: aging and cognition, aging and healthcare access, selling book Designing Web Usability: The Practice of Simplicity, which family caregiving, aging and technology, and functional assessment. She has sold more than a quarter of a million copies in 22 languages. is a fellow of the American Psychological Association and the Human His other books include Usability Engineering, Usability Inspection Factors and Ergonomics Society and the Gerontological Society of Methods, International User Interfaces, Homepage Usability: 50 Websites America. She served as a member of the Technical Advisory Panel Deconstructed, Prioritizing Web Usability, Eyetracking Web Usability, and of the APA Presidential Task Force on Integrative Healthcare for Mobile Usability. Nielsen’s Alertbox column on web usability has been an Aging Population. In addition, she is a member of the National published on the Internet since 1995 and has received a cumulative Research Council/National Academy of Sciences Committee on 175 million pageviews. From 1994 to 1998, Nielsen was a Sun Human Factors and Home Health Care. Microsystems Distinguished Engineer. His previous affiliations include Bell Communications Research (Bellcore), the Technical University of Denmark, and the IBM User Interface Institute at the T.J. Watson Research Center. He holds 79 United States patents, mainly on ways of making the Internet easier to use.

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 CHI ACADEMY human experience in the building and using of technologies. In 2010 The CHI Academy is an honorary group of individuals who have made she was recognized as a Distinguished Alumna of the University of substantial contributions to the field of human-computer interaction. California, Irvine. Before joining the faculty at Georgia Tech, she was a Member of Research Staff in the Computer Science Laboratory These are the principal leaders of the field, whose efforts have shaped of Xerox PARC and a Member of Technical Staff in the Software the disciplines and/or industry, and led the research and/or innovation Production Research Department of Bell Laboratories. She was also in human-computer interaction. a visiting scholar at Rank Xerox EuroPARC. She holds a Ph.D. and Patrick Baudisch is a Professor in Computer Science at Hasso Plattner M.S. in Information and Computer Science both from the University Institute at Potsdam University and chair of the Human Computer of California, Irvine, and a B.Sc. (Hons) in Computer Science from the Interaction Lab. After creating interaction techniques for large displays, University of Leeds. Patrick spent most of his career creating interactive devices that Eric Horvitz is a Distinguished Scientist at Microsoft, where he serves explore the nature of spatial interaction. His research may today be as managing co-director of Microsoft Research's main Redmond lab. described as research in natural user interface hardware. It includes He is recognized for research at the intersection of human-computer miniature mobile devices, touch input, large displays, interactive floors, interaction and artificial intelligence. He developed methods for and most recently interactive fabrication. Driven by the leitmotif of using machine learning, perception, and reasoning to enhance unifying the virtual world of the computer with the physical world human-computer interaction, with studies and prototypes in desktop, of the user into a single non-distorted space, Patrick's techniques mobile, and ubiquitous-computing settings. His contributions include and hardware prototypes are characterized by clarity and simplicity. principles of mixed-initiative interaction for interleaving automated Previously, Patrick worked as a research scientist at Microsoft Research services with user actions, methods for predicting intentions and and at Xerox PARC. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from goals of users, advances with spoken dialog systems, and principles for Darmstadt University of Technology, Germany. Patrick has received combining the capabilities of human and machine intelligence for joint best CHI paper awards in 2007, 2010, and 2013 and he has served problem solving. In a line of work on leveraging machine intelligence to as Associate Chair, three-times Sub-Committee Chair, Technical and understand and augment human cognition, he developed probabilistic General Co-Chair at CHI and UIST. models of human attention, memory, and judgment, leading to Victoria Bellotti is a principal scientist at the Palo Alto Research prototypes that harness inferences about the cost of interruption, the Center (PARC) and the developer of PARC's Opportunity Discovery likelihood of forgetting, and users’ forthcoming beliefs and actions. Eric research and strategic investment targeting program, a systematic has been elected a fellow of the Association for the Advancement of approach to identifying the best opportunities for technology- Artificial Intelligence, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, centered, new business ventures. Victoria also studies people to and the National Academy of Engineering. He received PhD and MD understand their practices, problems, and requirements for future degrees at Stanford University. technology, and designs and evaluates human-centered systems, Bonnie Nardi is an anthropologist in the School of Information focusing on user experience. Best known for her research on and Computer Sciences at the University of California, Irvine. She personal information management and task management, Victoria has conducted field research in offices, homes, hospitals, libraries, has also conducted research in the domains of context- and activity- laboratories, and online video game communities. Bonnie is the aware computing systems, computer-mediated communication, author of My Life as a Night Elf Priest: An Anthropological Account of collaboration, ubiquitous computing and persuasive computing. She is World of Warcraft (University of Michigan Press, 2010), co-author a co-inventor on 13 patents and 9 patent applications and an author of Ethnography and Virtual World: A Handbook of Method (Princeton or co-author on over 50 papers and book chapters. Victoria also University Press, 2012) and co-editor of Materiality and Organizing: serves as an adjunct professor in the Jack Baskin School of Computer Social Interaction in a Technological World (Oxford University Press, Engineering at UC Santa Cruz. 2013). She co-edits the MIT Press series Acting with Technology. Bonnie Alan Dix is a Professor in the School of Computer Science, University is interested in digital technology and: social theory, post-sustainability, of Birmingham, and Senior Researcher at Talis, Birmingham. When and the changing neoliberal subject. not in Birmingham or travelling elsewhere, he lives on Tiree, a small Clarisse Sieckenius de Souza is Professor of Computer Science at Hebridean island. He is the son of a carpenter, wears sandals and has the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio), Brazil. long hair and a beard, but thereafter all pretensions to saintliness end. Having a PhD in Applied Linguistics, she started her academic career Alan's research interests are varied and eclectic. Although mathematics at the Department of Informatics at PUC-Rio in 1987, teaching and was (and is!) his first love the majority of his work is focused around doing research in Natural Language Processing and Text Generation. the area of human–computer interaction – what happens when In 1991, when she was a visiting scholar at CSLI, Stanford University, people use technology and how to design technology for people. He she switched from Computational Linguistics to HCI. This was the is the author of one of the key international textbooks in the area as beginning of her long-term work in Semiotics and HCI, whose well as other books and over 350 academic papers. Much of his career outcome is 'Semiotic Engineering', the first comprehensive semiotic has been in academia, but in addition he has spent time in agricultural theory of HCI. Clarisse also played an important role in creating engineering research, local government IT, submarine design and dot. and nurturing the Brazilian HCI community. She has supervised/ com start-ups. With a colleague at Lancaster University he invented co-supervised more than 20 PhD students in Brazil, many of which technology to make LEDs individually controllable; this is being have followed an academic career in Brazilian universities. Clarisse's released commercially and is expected to transform cityscapes across major interests in research center on how people communicate and the world. From April through to July 2013 he is walking around the express intent, values, beliefs and culture through computer programs complete periphery of Wales, over one thousand miles, and looking and their user interfaces. at IT issues of walker and local communities as well as philosophical Tom Tullis is Vice President of User Experience Research at Fidelity issues of walking, space and time. Investments. He joined Fidelity in 1993 and was instrumental in Rebecca “Beki” Grinter is a Professor of Interactive Computing in the development of the company’s usability team and state-of- the College of Computing & (by courtesy) the Scheller College of the-art Usability Labs. Prior to Fidelity, he held positions at Canon Business at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Her research focuses Information Systems, McDonnell Douglas, Unisys Corporation, and on improving the experience of computing by understanding the Bell Laboratories. He is coauthor of the books Measuring the User

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Experience: Collecting, Analyzing, and Presenting Usability Metrics and CHI Academy Members Beyond the Usability Lab: Conducting Large-scale User Experience Class of 2012 Ben Bederson, Steve Benford, Hugh Dubberly, Studies. Tom is also an Adjunct Professor in the Human Factors in Carl Gutwin, Joy Mountford, Alan Newell, Information Design program at Bentley University and he holds eight Yvonne Rogers United States patents. He and his usability team at Fidelity have been Class of 2011 Ravin Balakrishnan, Steven Feiner, Joseph Konstan, featured in numerous publications, including The Boston Globe, The James Landay, Jenny Preece, Abigail (Abi) Sellen, New York Times, and Money. In 2011, he was awarded the Lifetime Dennis Wixon Achievement Award by the Usability Professionals Association. Class of 2010 Susanne Bødker, Mary Czerwinski, Austin Henderson, David Kieras, Arnie Lund,  PAST HONOREES Larry Tesler, Shumin Zhai SIGCHI Lifetime Research Award Class of 2009 Mark Ackerman, Bill Gaver, Clayton Lewis, 2012 Dan Olsen Wendy E. Mackay, Aaron Marcus, Elizabeth Mynatt, 2011 Terry Winograd Tom Rodden 2010 Lucy Suchman Class of 2008 Gregory Abowd, Paul Dourish, Wendy Kellogg, Randy Pausch, Mary Beth Rosson, Steve Whittaker SIGCHI Lifetime Practice Award Class of 2007 Joëlle Coutaz, Karen Holtzblatt, Gerhard Fischer, 2012 Joy Mountford Robert J. K. Jacob, Jun Rekimoto, Chris Schmandt 2011 Larry Tesler Class of 2006 Scott Hudson, Hiroshi Ishii, Michel Beaudouin-Lafon, 2010 Karen Holtzblatt Jakob Nielsen, Peter Pirolli, George Robertson SIGCHI Lifetime Achievement Award Class of 2005 Ron Baecker, Susan Dumais, John Gould, Saul Greenberg, Bonnie E. John, Andrew Monk 2009 Sara Kiesler Class of 2004 George Furnas, Jonathan Grudin, Brad Myers, 2008 Bill Buxton William Newman, Dan R. Olsen Jr., Brian Shackel, 2007 James D. Foley Terry Winograd 2006 Gary M. Olson, Judith S. Olson Class of 2003 Thomas Green, James D. Hollan, Robert E. Kraut, 2005 Tom Landauer Gary M. Olson, Peter G. Polson 2004 Thomas P. Moran Class of 2002 William A. S. Buxton, John M. Carroll, 2003 John M. Carroll Douglas C. Engelbart, Sara Kiesler, 2002 Donald A. Norman Thomas K. Landauer, Lucy A. Suchman 2001 Ben Shneiderman Class of 2001 Stuart K. Card, James D. Foley, Morten Kyng, Thomas P. Moran, Judith S. Olson, Ben Shneiderman 2000 Stuart K. Card 1998 Douglas Engelbart  ACM/SIGCHI BEST OF CHI AWARDS SIGCHI Lifetime Service Award The SIGCHI “Best of CHI” awards honor exceptional submissions to 2012 Mike Atwood, Kevin Schofield SIGCHI sponsored conferences. 2011 Arnie Lund, Jim Miller The CHI Associate Chairs nominated 5% of the Paper and 2010 Mary Czerwinski Notes submissions. 69 papers and notes received Honorable 2009 Clare-Marie Karat, Steven Pemberton Mention, designated by a medallion logo. 2008 John Karat, Marian Williams The separate Best Papers committee selected the top 1% of 2007 Richard I. Anderson total submissions. 20 Papers and Notes received a Best Paper 2006 Susan M. Dray award, designated by a trophy logo. 2005 Sara Bly, John ‘Scooter’ Morris, Congratulations to the 2013 award winners and nominees for their Don Patterson, Gary Perlman, outstanding contributions to CHI 2013 and to our field. Marilyn Mantei Tremaine SIGCHI Best of CHI 2013 Committee 2004 Robin Jeffries, Gene Lynch Scott Hudson (Chair), Marina Jirotka, Darren Gergle, 2003 Lorraine Borman Mark Perry, Mikael Skov, Vanessa Evers, Effie Law, 2002 Dan R. Olsen Jr. m. c. schraefel, Bill Thies, Géry Casiez, Manfred Tscheligi, 2001 Austin Henderson Erica Robles-Anderson, Antonio Krüger, Steven Drucker SIGCHI Social Impact Award  2012 Batya Friedman CHI 2013 REPLICHI AWARDS 2011 Alan Newell, Clayton Lewis CHI 2013 introduces RepliCHI, which recognizes papers and notes that demonstrate best practices in replicating and 2010 Allison Druin, Ben Bederson extending resesarch results or serve as examples of highly 2009 Helen Petrie replicable experiments. Congratulations to the six RepliCHI 2008 Vicki Hanson award winners! 2007 Gregory Abowd, Gary Marsden CHI 2013 RepliCHI Committee 2006 Ted Henter Max L. Wilson (Chair), Bonnie John, Margaret Burnett, 2005 Gregg Vanderheiden Paul Resnick

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 KEYNOTES AND PLENARIES  OPENING PLENARY KEYNOTE Monday, 9:00, Grand Amphitheater All three plenary sessions are held in the 3700-seat Grand Amphitheater. Enter from level 0 of the Palais des Congrès, next to The New Frontiers of Design the Registration Desk, after you exit the metro or enter the building. The Opening Plenary introduces ACM/SIGCHI and the CHI 2013 Paola Antonelli Conference, announces the 2013 SIGCHI award winners and the Senior Curator for Architecture & Design; CRA-W Anita Borg Early Career award, and offers suggestions for Director for Research & Development, navigating through the huge technical program. Awards for Best The New York Museum of Modern Art Papers and Notes, Best Case Studies, RepliCHI and Honorable Abstract Mentions are indicated in the Session-at-a-Glance pages. In the past twenty years, design has branched out in new directions The Opening Keynote speaker is Paola Antonelli, from New York's that have galvanized young practitioners, sparked business models, Museum of Modern Art. Write your questions for the keynote and attracted worldwide public attention. A designer today can speakers on cards distributed by the Student Volunteers. choose to focus on interactions, interfaces, the web, visualizations, socially-minded infrastructures and products, immersive spaces, The Joint Plenary with ECRC introduces ACM Europe and the first bioengineering, sustainability, video games, critical scenarios, and yes, ACM European Computing Research Congress, held in collaboration even products and furniture. In the next twenty-five years, I imagine with CHI 2013 on Thursday May 2nd and Friday May 3rd with a Joint and hope, designers will be at the nexus of things. Like physics, design Keynote by Vint Cerf, ACM President and a 'Father of the Internet'. will be loosely separated between theoretical and applied. Theoretical The Closing Plenary is the last event of CHI 2013, although the designers will be exquisite generalists, while applied designers will ACM ECRC Conferences will continue on Friday. We announce the continue to make objects, but objects will not always be physical; award winners for the People's Choice Video, the Student Design they will often be shared, not owned; they might be starters that Competition, the Student Game Competition and the Student people will finish and customize at home using 3D printers and other Research Competition. The Golden Mouse award is announced on on-demand services; they will visualize complex infrastructures and Wednesday evening at the Video Showcase and the Closing Plenary. systems to make them manageable by scientists, policymakers, and citizens. Design is not about making things, people and places pretty. The Closing Keynote is by Bruno Latour of Sciences Po, Paris, author It is sometimes ugly, and it encompasses all facets of human activity, of Science in Action. CHI 2013 ends with the hand-off to the CHI from science and education to politics and conflict. For a simple 2014 committee, who will present next year's conference in Toronto, reason: one of design’s most fundamental tasks is to help people deal Canada. with change. Designers stand between revolutions and everyday life. They make innovations manageable and approachable, so that they can be embraced and assimilated into life. And they never forget functionality and elegance.

Biography Paola Antonelli joined The Museum of Modern Art in 1994 and is a Senior Curator in the Department of Architecture and Design, as well as MoMA’s Director of Research and Development. She has curated many memorable exhibitions at MoMA, including Workspheres (2001), Humble Masterpieces (2004), SAFE: Design Takes On Risk (2005-2006), Design and the Elastic Mind (2008), and Talk to Me: Design and the Communication between People and Objects (2011). The recipient of a Master’s degree in Architecture from the Polytechnic of Milan in 1990, Antonelli has curated several architecture and design exhibitions in Italy, France, and Japan. She is a Senior Fellow with the Royal College of Art, London and received an Honorary Doctorate in Design from Kingston University, London. Paola earned the “Design Mind” Smithsonian Institution’s National Design Award in October 2006, and in 2007, she was named one of the 25 most incisive design visionaries by Time magazine. In 2011, she was inducted in the Art Directors Club Hall of Fame. She is currently working on several shows on contemporary design; and on Design Bites, a book about food from all over the world appreciated as examples of outstanding design.

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 SPECIAL CHI-ECRC JOINT PLENARY KEYNOTE  CLOSING PLENARY KEYNOTE Thursday, 9:00, Grand Amphitheater Thursday, 16:00, Grand Amphitheater

From Aggregation to Navigation: Conversations with a Computer A Few Challenges for Social Theory Vint Cerf Bruno Latour Chief Internet Evangelist at Google; Professor at Sciences Po, Paris; ACM President Director of the Médialab at Sciences Po

Abstract Abstract There have been efforts to achieve dialog with computer-based The vast amount of data available on singularizing networks (what systems since the origins of computing. From the 1960s, serious could be called ‘monads’) raise a new problem for social theorists, efforts have been mounted to engage in natural language dialog. statisticians, designers, computer scientists and end users: how There were false starts with simple dictionary-based efforts. Syntactic/ to vizualize their various components without resorting to the Semantic efforts gave way to statistical methods with some successes. aggregation in which too many details are necessarily lost. The flood The Bayesian approach appears to be reaching an asymptote so it is of digital traces and the new ways to handle them show that many likely that attention must refocus on syntactic/semantic approaches. of the basic epistemological assumptions about what it is to know Interestingly, efforts to achieve communication between humans and something in the social science are actually dependent upon data other species have also demonstrated the value of shared experiences. structures and visualizing tools. This presentation will draw a few Holding something in common seems a critical element of establishing possible paths in this new situation and propose a few challenges to communication. One wonders to what extent such efforts might also the audience. inform any plan to deal with communication between humans and extra-terrestrials, should any ever show up in our vicinity! Biography Bruno Latour is professor at Sciences Po, Paris where he founded Biography the Médialab and developed the mapping of scientific controversies. Vinton G. Cerf is vice president and chief Internet evangelist for His work in anthropology of science and social theory, especially the Google. Cerf has held positions at MCI, the Corporation for National development of Actor Network Theory is especially well adjusted Research Initiatives, Stanford University and UCLA. Vint Cerf served to the harnessing of the power of digital traces now available in as chairman of the board of the Internet Corporation for Assigned vast quantities. He is the 2013 laureate of the Holberg Prize. All Names and Numbers (ICANN) and was founding president of references and most articles are available at www.bruno-latour.fr. the Internet Society. He was appointed to the US National Science Board in 2013. Widely known as one of the “Fathers of the Internet,” he received the U.S. National Medal of Technology in 1997, the Marconi Fellowship in 1998 and the ACM Alan M. Turing award in 2004. In November 2005, he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom and in April 2008 the Japan Prize. He is a Fellow of the IEEE, ACM, and AAAS, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Philosophical Society, the Computer History Museum and the National Academy of Engineering. Cerf holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics from Stanford University and Master of Science and Ph.D. degrees in Computer Science from UCLA and holds 20 honorary degrees from universities around the world.

 ACM ECRC 2013 ACM Europe is organizing an event similar to the Federated Computing Research Conference (FCRC) that is held in the US every four years. The goal of the ACM European Computing Research Congress (ACM ECRC, ecrc.acm.org) is to co-locate multiple (ACM) European research conferences, workshops, and/or research meetings to create a significant gathering of European computing researchers. The ACM ECRC general plenary sessions address important issues in European computing research. The general receptions foster an enhanced level of networking among European researchers, a tangible contribution of ACM Europe to the computing community. To the extent facilities allow, CHI and ECRC participants can attend each other's sessions following the joint keynote on Thursday, May 2nd.

ECRC European Computing Research Congress

CHI2013 Palais des Congrès | Paris, France | 25 MONDAY 11:00-12:20

9:00-10:20 Opening Plenary GRAND AMPHITHEATER KOP Keynote Speaker: Paola Antonelli, MOMA, New York The New Frontiers of Design 10:20-11:00 Coffee Break LEVEL 2 & 3

BLEU Papers: Managing Social Media 251 Papers: Learning

SCJ CHAIR: LOUISE BARKHUUS SSG CHAIR: ANDRUID KERNE

PSX The Many Faces of Facebook: Experiencing Social PLP In Search of Learning: Facilitating Data Analysis in Media as Performance, Exhibition, and Personal Archive Educational Games Xuan Zhao, Niloufar Salehi, Sasha Naranjit, Sara Alwaalan, Erik Harpstead, Brad A. Myers, Vincent Aleven Stephen Voida, Dan Cosley PLL Optimizing Challenge in an Educational Game Using PHN Favors from Facebook Friends: Unpacking Dimensions Large-Scale Design Experiments of Social Capital Derek Lomas, Kishan Patel, Jodi L Forlizzi, Kenneth R Koedinger Yumi Jung, Rebecca Gray, Cliff Lampe, Nicole Ellison PME From Competition to Metacognition: Designing PDH Quantifying the Invisible Audience in Social Networks Diverse, Sustainable Educational Games Michael S Bernstein, Eytan Bakshy, Moira Burke, Brian Karrer Stephen R Foster, Sarah Esper, William G Griswold

NDL Gender, Topic, and Audience Response: An Analysis of PBS Why Interactive Learning Environments Can Have It User-Generated Content on Facebook All: Resolving Design Conflicts Between Competing Goals Yi-Chia Wang, Moira Burke, Robert E Kraut Martina A Rau, Vincent Aleven, Nikol Rummel, Stacie Rohrbach

NMT Using Contextual Integrity to Examine Interpersonal 252A Course C04 – 1 unit Information Boundary on Social Network Sites Pan Shi, Heng Xu, Yunan Chen CYU Body, Whys & Videotape: Applying Somatic Techniques to User Experience in HCI 241 Panel Thecla Schiphorst, Lian Loke

LDJ Call All Game Changers: BYOD (Bring Your Own 252B alt.chi: Reflection and Evaluation Disruption) Iram W Mirza, Jannie Lai, Chris Maliwat, Evelyn Huang, Marcy Barton SAP CHAIR: AMANDA WILLIAMS

242AB Papers: Enhancing Access ALU Changing Perspectives on Evaluation in HCI: Past, STJ CHAIR: GERALDINE FITZPATRICK Present, and Future Craig M. MacDonald, Michael E. Atwood

PFV Older Adults as Digital Content Producers ATE Personal Informatics and Reflection: A Critical Jenny Waycott, Frank Vetere, Sonja Pedell, Lars Kulik, Elizabeth Ozanne, Examination of the Nature of Reflection Alan Gruner, John Downs Afarin Pirzadeh, Li He, Erik Stolterman

PRC Health Vlogger-Viewer Interaction in Chronic Illness APZ Pattern Language and HCI: Expectations and Management Experiences Leslie S. Liu, Jina Huh, Tina Neogi, Kori Inkpen, Wanda Pratt Yue Pan, Erik Stolterman

PQS Accessible Online Content Creation By End Users AJG Comparative Appraisal of Expressive Artifacts Katie Kuksenok, Michael Brooks, Jennifer Mankoff Melanie Feinberg

PSM Augmented Endurance: Controlling Fatigue while AZX Sound Design As Human Matter Interaction Handling Objects by Affecting Weight Perception using Xin Wei Sha, Adrian Freed, Navid Navab Augmented Reality Yuki Ban, Takuji Narumi, Tatsuya Fujii, Sho Sakurai, Jun Imura, AVC Crafting Against Robotic Fakelore: On the Critical Tomohiro Tanikawa, Michitaka Hirose Practice of ArtBot Artists Mattias Jacobsson, Ylva Fernaeus, Henriette Cramer, Sara Ljungblad 243 Course C01 – 1 unit 253 Course C02 – 1 unit CRL User Interface Design and Adaptation for Multi- Device Environments CJE Six Steps to Successful UX in an Agile World Fabio Paternò Hugh Beyer, Karen Holtzblatt

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8:30-9:00 Industry Days BORDEAUX HAVANE Papers: 3D User Interfaces Education • Crowdsourcing • Methods • Design Process SLM CHAIR: PIERRE CUBAUD

PDQ Pointing at 3D Target Projections with One-Eyed and

Stereo Cursors MONDAY BORDEAUX Special Session Robert J. Teather, Wolfgang Stuerzlinger CHAIR: MARY CZERWINSKI PTK Creating and Analyzing Stereoscopic 3D Graphical LRA Lifetime Research Award: George Robertson User Interfaces in Digital Games Jonas Schild, Liane Bölicke, Joseph J. J LaViola Jr., Maic Masuch The 2013 SIGCHI Lifetime Research Award is presented to George Robertson, formerly at Microsoft Research PMB BeThere: 3D Mobile Collaboration with Spatial Input and Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, for outstanding Rajinder S Sodhi, Brett R Jones, David Forsyth, Brian P Bailey, contributions to the study of human-computer interaction. Giuliano Maciocci

342A Papers: Interaction in the Wild NNG SpaceTop: Integrating 2D and Spatial 3D Interactions in a See-through Desktop Environment SKU CHAIR: MARINA JIROTKA Jinha Lee, Alex Olwal, Hiroshi Ishii, Cati Boulanger

PQV Electric Materialities and Interactive Technology NRJ 3D Object Position using Automatic Viewpoint James J Pierce, Eric Paulos Transitions Michael Ortega PJB A Conversation Between Trees: What Data Feels Like In The Forest 351 Papers: Crowdsourcing: People Power Rachel Jacobs, Steve Benford, Mark Selby, Michael Golembewski, SCX CHAIR: TAPAN PARIKH Dominic Price, Gabriella Giannachi

PHC Unlimited Editions: Three Approaches to the PFC Form Digitization in BPO: From Outsourcing to Dissemination and Display of Digital Art Crowdsourcing? Mark Blythe, Jo Briggs, Jonathan Hook, Peter Wright, Patrick Olivier Jacki O'Neill, Shourya Roy, Antonietta Grasso, David B Martin PBY ‘See Me, Feel Me, Touch Me, Hear Me’: Trajectories and PMF Crowdsourcing Performance Evaluations of User Interpretation in a Sculpture Garden Interfaces Lesley Fosh, Steve Benford, Stuart Reeves, Boriana Koleva, Patrick Brundell Steven Komarov, Katharina Reinecke, Krzysztof Z. Gajos

343 Course C03 – Unit 1/3 PRF A Multi-Site Field Study of Crowdsourced Contextual Help: Usage and Perspectives of End Users and Software CVZ Rapid Design Labs—A Tool to Turbocharge Design- Teams Led Innovation Parmit K Chilana, Andrew J Ko, Jacob O. Wobbrock, Tovi Grossman Jim Nieters, Carola Fellenz Thompson, Amit Pande PKK A Pilot Study of Using Crowds in the Classroom 361 Special Interest Group Steven P Dow, Elizabeth M Gerber, Audris Wong

GEJ Designing Interactive Secure System: CHI 2013 Special 352 Papers: Multitouch and Gesture Interest Group Shamal Faily, Lizzie Coles-Kemp, Paul Dunphy, Mike Just, Yoko Akama, SFN CHAIR: JAMES FOGARTY Alexander De Luca

362 Special Interest Group PDE A Multi-touch Interface for Fast Architectural Sketching and Massing GTL Human Computer Interaction for Development Qian Sun, Juncong Lin, Chi-Wing Fu, Sawako Kaijima, Ying He (HCI4D) Ban Al-Ani, Melissa Densmore, Edward Cutrell, Rebecca E Grinter, PMS Gesture Studio: Authoring Multi-Touch Interactions John C Thomas, Andy Dearden, Matthew Kam, Anicia N Peters through Demonstration and Declaration Hao Lü, Yang Li

PLY EventHurdle: Supporting Designers’ Exploratory 12:30-14:00 Videos BORDEAUX Interaction Prototyping with Gesture-Based Sensors Ju-Whan Kim, Tek-Jin Nam List on page 55 12:20-14:00 Lunch Break NEV Small, Medium, or Large? Estimating the User- Perceived Scale of Stroke Gestures Restaurants, bakeries Radu-Daniel Vatavu, Géry Casiez, Laurent Grisoni & supermarkets available nearby NJG Indirect Shear Force Estimation for Multi-Point Shear Force Operations Seongkook Heo, Geehyuk Lee

CHI2013 Palais des Congrès | CHI 2013, Paris France | 27 MONDAY 14:00-15:20

BLEU Panel 251 Papers: Evaluation Methods 1

LJK Will Massive Online Open Courses (MOOCs) Change SQB CHAIR: ANTHONY JAMESON Education?

Daniel M Russell, Scott R Klemmer, Armando Fox, Celine E Latulipe, Mitchell Duneier, Elizabeth Losh PEX LEMtool - Measuring Emotions in Visual Interfaces Gijs Huisman, Marco Van Hout, Elisabeth M.A.G. van Dijk, 241 Papers: Gaze Thea M. Van der Geest, Dirk K.J. Heylen

SJL CHAIR: LYN BARTRAM PKS Exploring Personality-Targeted UI Design in Online Social Participation Systems

Oded Nov, Ofer Arazy, Claudia López, Peter Brusilovsky PPN Still Looking: Investigating Seamless Gaze-supported Selection, Positioning, and Manipulation of Distant Targets PFS Designing and Theorizing Co-Located Interactions Sophie Stellmach, Raimund Dachselt Thomas Reitmaier, Pierre Benz, Gary Marsden

PSG Individual User Characteristics and Information NDP Scenario-Based Interactive UI Design Visualization: Connecting the Dots through Eye Tracking Koki Kusano, Momoko Nakatani, Takehiko Ohno Dereck J Toker, Cristina Conati, Ben Steichen, Giuseppe Carenini NLS Regularly Visited Patches in Human Mobility TPX Study of Polynomial Mapping Functions in Video- Yan Qu, Jun Zhang Oculography Eye Trackers Juan J. J. Cerrolaza, Arantxa Villanueva, Rafael Cabeza 252A Course C07 – Unit 1/2

NAR EyeContext: Recognition of High-level Contextual CVC Speech-based Interaction: Myths, Challenges, and Cues from Human Visual Behaviour Opportunities Andreas Bulling, Christian Weichel, Hans Gellersen Cosmin Munteanu, Gerald Penn

NEK A Preliminary Investigation of Human Adaptations for 252B Papers: Co-Design with Users Various Virtual Eyes in Video See-Through HMDs SKR CHAIR: ANDREA PARKER Joong Ho Lee, Sei-young Kim, Hae cheol Yoon, Bo Kyung Huh, Ji-Hyung Park PRG Large-Scale Participation: A Case Study of a 242AB Papers: Technologies for Life 1 Participatory Approach to Developing a New Public Library SSK CHAIR: JEFFREY BIGHAM Peter Dalsgaard, Eva Eriksson

PSS Probing Bus Stop for Insights on Transit Co-design PKY ‘Digital Motherhood’: How does technology help new Daisy Yoo, John Zimmerman, Tad Hirsch mothers? Lorna Gibson, Vicki L Hanson PSR A Value Sensitive Action-Reflection Model: Evolving a Co-Design Space with Stakeholder and Designer Prompts PTP Age-Related Performance Issues for PIN and Face- Daisy Yoo, Alina Huldtgren, Jill Palzkill Woelfer, David G Hendry, Based Authentication Systems Batya Friedman James Nicholson, Lynne Coventry, Pam Briggs PBE Configuring Participation: On How We Involve People PAY The Presentation of Health-Related Search Results and In Design Its Impact on Negative Emotional Outcomes John Vines, Rachel Clarke, Peter Wright, John McCarthy, Patrick Olivier Carolyn Lauckner, Gary Hsieh 253 Course C06 – Unit 1/2 NDF Age-Related Differences in Performance with CGJ Agile User Experience and UCD Touchscreens Compared to Traditional Mouse Input William Hudson Leah Findlater, Jon E. Froehlich, Kays Fattal, Jacob O. Wobbrock, Tanya Dastyar

NLH Access Lens: A Gesture-Based Screen Reader for Real-World Documents Shaun K. Kane, Brian Frey, Jacob O. Wobbrock 15:20-16:00 Posters Spotlight 1 HALL MAILLOT 243 Course C05 – Unit 1/2 Accessibility Computer-Supported Cooperative Work CPQ Practical Statistics for User Experience Part I Health Evaluation & Design Methods Jeff Sauro, James Lewis Learning Interaction & Experience Design Multimedia Music & Audio Privacy Social Computing List on page 57 Doctoral Consortium List on page 53 Student Design Competition List on page 54

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BORDEAUX Papers: Language and Translation HAVANE Papers: Crowdwork & Online Communities

SNK CHAIR: GAHGENE GWEON SBY CHAIR: KRZYSZTOF GAJOS

PCH The Efficacy of Human Post-Editing for Language PRE Crowdfunding inside the Enterprise: Employee- Translation Initiatives for Innovation and Collaboration MONDAY Spence Green, Jeffrey Heer, Christopher D Manning Michael Muller, Werner Geyer, Todd Soule, Steven Daniels, Li-Te Cheng

PLJ Same Translation but Different Experience: The Effects PHV Community Insights: Helping Community Leaders of Highlighting on Machine-Translated Conversations Enhance the Value of Enterprise Online Communities Ge Gao, Hao-Chuan Wang, Dan Cosley, Susan R. Fussell Tara Matthews, Steve Whittaker, Hernan Badenes, Barton A. Smith, Michael Muller, Kate Ehrlich, Michelle X. Zhou, Tessa Lau PCP Improving Teamwork Using Real-Time Language Feedback PKH CommunityCompare: Visually Comparing Yla R. Tausczik, James W. Pennebaker Communities for Online Community Leaders in the Enterprise NRS SpatialEase: Learning Language through Body Motion Anbang Xu, Jilin Chen, Tara L Matthews, Michael Muller, Darren Edge, Kai-Yin Cheng, Michael Whitney Hernan Badenes

342A Papers: Brain Sensing and Analysis PJN Analyzing Crowd Workers in Mobile Pay-for-Answer Q&A SPC CHAIR: PETRA ISENBERG Uichin Lee, Jihyoung Kim, Eunhee Yi, Juyup Sung, Mario Gerla

351 Papers: Keyboards and Hotkeys PCR Using fNIRS Brain Sensing to Evaluate Information Visualization Interfaces SMB CHAIR: MARK DUNLOP Evan M M Peck, Beste F F Yuksel, Alvitta Ottley, Robert J.K. Jacob, Remco Chang PLN Octopus: Evaluating Touchscreen Keyboard Correction TRN A Predictive Speller Controlled by a Brain-Computer and Recognition Algorithms via “Remulation” Interface Based on Motor Imagery Xiaojun Bi, Shiri Azenkot, Kurt Partridge, Shumin Zhai Tiziano D'Albis, Rossella Blatt, Roberto Tedesco, Licia Sbattella, Matteo Matteucci PHY TapBoard: Making a Touch Screen Keyboard More Touchable PPD Weighted Graph Comparison Techniques for Brain Sunjun Kim, Jeongmin Son, Geehyuk Lee, Hwan Kim, Woohun Lee Connectivity Analysis Basak Alper, Benjamin Bach, Nathalie Henry Riche, Tobias Isenberg, PRD Métamorphe: Augmenting Hotkey Usage with Jean-Daniel Fekete Actuated Keys Gilles Bailly, Thomas Pietrzak, Jonathan Deber, Daniel J Wigdor PPS At the Interface of Biology and Computation Alex S Taylor, Nir Piterman, Samin Ishtiaq, Jasmin Fisher, Byron Cook, PKC Promoting Hotkey Use through Rehearsal with Caitlin Cockerton, Sam Bourton, David Benque ExposeHK Sylvain Malacria, Gilles Bailly, Joel Harrison, Andy Cockburn, Carl Gutwin 343 Course C03 – Unit 2/3 352 Papers: Flexible Displays CVZ Rapid Design Labs—A Tool to Turbocharge Design- Led Innovation SHQ CHAIR: EDWARD LANK Jim Nieters, Carola Fellenz Thompson, Amit Pande

362 Special Interest Group PCV Flexpad: Highly Flexible Bending Interactions for Projected Handheld Displays GRG The Role of Engineering Work in CHI Jürgen Steimle, Andreas Jordt, Pattie Maes Philippe Palanque, Fabio Paternò, Jeffrey Nichols, Nuno J.N. Nunes, Brad A. Myers PBR MorePhone: A Study of Actuated Shape Deformations for Flexible Thin-Film Smartphone Notifications Antonio Gomes, Andrea Nesbitt, Roel Vertegaal

PAM Morphees: Toward High “Shape Resolution” in Self- Actuated Flexible Mobile Devices Anne Roudaut, Abhijit Karnik, Markus Löchtefeld, Sriram Subramanian

NDV LightCloth: Senseable Illuminating Optical Fiber Cloth 15:20-16:00 for Creating Interactive Surfaces Coffee Break Sunao Hashimoto, Ryohei Suzuki, Youichi Kamiyama, Masahiko Inami, LEVEL 2 & 3 Takeo Igarashi NRZ Bending the Rules: Bend Gesture Classification for Flexible Displays Kristen Warren, Jessica Lo, Vaibhav Vadgama, Audrey Girouard

CHI2013 Palais des Congrès | CHI 2013, Paris France | 29 MONDAY 16:00-17:20

BLEU Papers: Smart Tools, Smart Work 251 Papers: Exploring Games

SCF CHAIR: STEVEN DOW SQS CHAIR: LENNART NACKE

PML Turkopticon: Interrupting Worker Invisibility in Amazon PGK Control Your Game-Self: Effects of Controller Type on Mechanical Turk Enjoyment, Motivation, and Personality in Game Lilly C Irani, M. Silberman Max Birk, Regan Mandryk

PBH Don't Hide in the Crowd! Increasing Social PDS Mastering the Art of War: How Patterns of Gameplay Transparency Between Peer Workers Improves Influence Skill in Halo Crowdsourcing Outcomes Jeff Huang, Thomas Zimmermann, Nachiappan Nagapan, Shih-Wen Huang, Wai-Tat Fu Charles Harrison, Bruce C Phillips

PJC Combining Crowdsourcing and Google Street View to PLF Villains, Architects and Micro-Managers: What Tabula Identify Street-level Accessibility Problems Rasa Teaches Us About Game Orchestration Kotaro Hara, Vicki Le, Jon Froehlich T.C. Nicholas Graham, Irina Schumann, Mrunal Patel, Quentin Bellay, Raimund Dachselt PKZ Labor Dynamics in a Mobile Micro-Task Market Mohamed Musthag, Deepak Ganesan PAZ Playing with Leadership and Expertise: Military Tropes and Teamwork in an ARG 241 Panel Tamara Peyton, Alyson Leigh Young, Wayne Lutters

LXE Leveraging the Progress of Women in the HCI Field to 252A Course C07 – Unit 2/2 Address the Diversity Chasm Susan M. Dray, Anicia N. Peters, Anke Marei Brock, Andrea J. Peer, Shikoh CVC Speech-based Interaction: Myths, Challenges, and Gitau, Pamela Jennings, Janaki Kumar, Dianne Murray Opportunities Cosmin Munteanu, Gerald Penn 242AB Papers: Creating and Authoring 252B Case studies: Innovating User-Centered Design SNU CHAIR: ANDREW KO SBK CHAIR: JOHN BOYD

PMG Creativity Support for Novice Digital Filmmaking Nicholas Davis, Alexander Zook, Brian O'Neill, Ashton Grosz, YQT Project Pokerface: Building User-Centered Culture at Brandon Headrick, Michael Nitsche, Mark Riedl Scale Asif M Baki, Patrick Bowen, Brianna Brekke, Elizabeth Ferrall-Nunge, PNQ AutoGami: A Low-cost Rapid Prototyping Toolkit for Gueorgi Kossinets, Jens Riegelsberger, Nina Weber, Marissa Mayer Automated Movable Paper Craft Kening Zhu, Shengdong Zhao YNM Data-driven Design Process in Adoption of Marking Menus for Large Scale Software PRQ HyperSlides: Dynamic Presentation Prototyping Ji-Young Oh, Ananth Uggirala Darren Edge, Joan Savage, Koji Yatani YMJ Creating Small Products at a Big Company: Adobe's NTY SidePoint: A Peripheral Knowledge Panel for "Pipeline" Innovation Process Presentation Slide Authoring Rob J. Adams, Bradee Evans, Joel Brandt Yefeng Liu, Darren Edge, Koji Yatani YEN UX Design with International Teams: Challenges and 243 Course C05 – Unit 2/2 Best Practices Charles Yiu CPQ Practical Statistics for User Experience Part I Jeff Sauro, James Lewis 253 Course C06 – Unit 2/2

CGJ Agile User Experience and UCD William Hudson

17:30-19:30 Conference Reception and Exhibits Grand Opening HALL MAILLOT

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BORDEAUX Papers: Tables and Floors HAVANE Papers: Crowds and Activism

SFU CHAIR: SRIRAM SUBRAMANIAN SMP CHAIR: JAIME TEEVAN

PJK GravitySpace: Tracking Users and Their Poses in a PHF Delivering Patients to Sacré Coeur: Collective Smart Room Using a Pressure-Sensing Floor Intelligence in Digital Volunteer Communities MONDAY Alan Bränzel, Christian Holz, Daniel Hoffmann, Dominik Schmidt, Kate Starbird Marius Knaust, Patrick Lühne, René Meusel, Stephan R Richter, Patrick Baudisch PQX Does Slacktivism Hurt Activism?: The Effects of Moral Balancing and Consistency in Online Activism PHU Improving Digital Object Handoff Using the Space Yu-Hao Lee, Gary Hsieh Above the Table Steven W.T. Sutcliffe, Zenja Ivkovic, David R Flatla, Andriy Pavlovych, PAV Using Crowdsourcing to Support Pro-Environmental Ian Stavness, Carl Gutwin Community Activism Elaine Massung, David Coyle, Kirsten F Cater, Marc Jay, Chris Preist PFR An Evaluation of State Switching Methods for Indirect Touch Systems PJQ A Longitudinal Study of Follow Predictors on Twitter Simon Voelker, Chat Wacharamanotham, Jan Borchers C.J. Hutto, Eric Gilbert, Sarita Yardi Schoenebeck

NRP Improving Touch Accuracy on Large Tabletops Using 351 Papers: Large and Public Displays Predecessor and Successor Max Möllers, Norbert Dumont, Stefan Ladwig, Jan Borchers SLF CHAIR: XIANG CAO

NPJ Touchbugs: Actuated Tangibles on Multi-Touch Tables PBZ Diana Nowacka, Karim Ladha, Nils Y. Hammerla, Daniel Jackson, High-Precision Pointing on Large Wall Displays using Cassim Ladha, Enrico Rukzio, Patrick Olivier Small Handheld Devices Mathieu Nancel, Olivier Chapuis, Emmanuel Pietriga, Xing-Dong Yang, 342A Papers: Design for Classrooms 1 Pourang P Irani, Michel Beaudouin-Lafon

SQZ CHAIR: DEBORAH TATAR TUU Window Brokers: Collaborative Display Space Control Richard B Arthur, Dan R Olsen

PFP The Effect of Virtual Achievements on Student PEZ StrikeAPose: Revealing Mid-Air Gestures on Public Engagement Displays Paul Denny Robert Walter, Gilles Bailly, Jörg Müller

PPX A Trace-based Framework for Analyzing and PQM SideWays: A Gaze Interface for Spontaneous Synthesizing Educational Progressions Interaction with Situated Displays Erik L Andersen, Sumit Gulwani, Zoran Popovic Yanxia Zhang, Andreas Bulling, Hans W Gellersen

PDJ Wikipedia Classroom Experiment: Bidirectional 352 Papers: Embodied Interaction 1 Benefits of Students' Engagement in Online Production Communities SEL CHAIR: ANTONIO KRÜGER Rosta Farzan, Robert E Kraut

TTE NFK TypeRighting: Combining the Benefits of Handwriting Interaction Design for and with the Lived Body: Some and Typeface in Online Educational Videos Implications of Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenology Andrew Cross, Mydhili Bayyapunedi, Edward Cutrell, Anant Agarwal, Dag Svanaes William Thies TZC On the Naturalness of Touchless: Putting the NSN Tweeting for Class: Co-Construction as a Means for “Interaction” Back into NUI Engaging Students in Lectures Kenton P O'Hara, Richard harper, Helena M. Mentis, Abigail J Sellen, Alex Jeremy Birnholtz, Jeff T Hancock, Daniela Retelny S Taylor

343 Course C03 – Unit 3/3 TSJ Moving and Making Strange: An Embodied Approach to Movement-based Interaction Design CVZ Rapid Design Labs — A Tool to Turbocharge Lian Loke, Toni Robertson Design-Led Innovation Jim Nieters, Carola Fellenz Thompson, Amit Pande TDG Embodied Cognition And The Magical Future Of Interaction Design 361 Special Session David Kirsh

SRJ Student Research Competition Judging 362 Special Interest Group

GVQ Enhancing the Research Infrastructure for Child- Computer Interaction Janet C C Read, Juan Pablo Hourcade

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BLEU Papers: Interacting around Devices 251 Papers: Social Creativity

SFK CHAIR: GÉRY CASIEZ SCQ CHAIR: GARY HSIEH

PCJ IllumiRoom: Peripheral Projected Illusions for PNE Revisiting Social Practices Surrounding Music Interactive Experiences Tuck W Leong, Peter Wright Brett R Jones, Hrvoje Benko, Eyal Ofek, Andrew D Wilson PNV Write Here, Write Now!: An Experimental Study of PJZ WorldKit: Rapid and Easy Creation of Ad-hoc Group Maintenance in Collaborative Writing Interactive Applications on Everyday Surfaces Jeremy Birnholtz, Stephanie Steinhardt, Antonella Pavese Robert Xiao, Chris Harrison, Scott E Hudson PLC Machinima Production Tools: A Vernacular History of a PBJ Understanding Palm-Based Imaginary Interfaces: The Creative Medium Role of Visual and Tactile Cues when Browsing Shad D. Gross, Tyler Pace, Jeffrey Bardzell, Shaowen Bardzell Sean G. Gustafson, Bernhard Rabe, Patrick M. Baudisch PBV Front-Camera Video Recordings as Emotion PLM AD-Binning: Leveraging Around Device Space for Responses to Mobile Photos Shared Within Close-Knit Storing, Browsing and Retrieving Mobile Device Content Groups Khalad Hasan, David Ahlström, Pourang Irani Yanqing Cui, Jari Kangas, Jukka Holm, Guido Grassel

241 Panel 252A Course C11 – Unit 1/2

LPL CHI at the Barricades – an Activist Agenda? CUE Analyzing Social Media Systems Daniela K Busse, Lisa P Nathan, Samuel Mann, Alan Borning, Shelly Farnham, Emre Kiciman Ben Shneiderman, Andrea Grimes Parker, Tad Hirsch, Bryan Nunez 252B alt.chi: Experiences 242AB Papers: Design for the Home SAV CHAIR: CARL DISALVO SES CHAIR: NADIR WEIBEL

AJX Flying Head: A Head Motion Synchronization PKB Designing Web-Connected Physical Artefacts for the Mechanism for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Control ‘Aesthetic’ of the Home Keita Higuchi, Jun Rekimoto Salu P Ylirisku, Siân E Lindley, Giulio Jacucci, Richard M Banks, Craig D Stewart, Abigail J Sellen, Richard H Harper, Tim Regan AXJ An Implicit Test Of UX: Individuals Differ In What They Associate With Computers PBK On the Relation of Ordinary Gestures to TV Screens: Martin Schmettow, Matthijs L Noordzij, Matthias Mundt General Lessons for the Design of Collaborative Interactive Techniques ANC Performative Experience Design Oskar Juhlin, Elin Onnevall Jocelyn Spence, David M Frohlich, Stuart Andrews

PCM From Codes to Patterns: Designing Interactive AKN Experiences Before Things: A Primer for the (Yet) Decoration for Tableware Unconvinced Rupert Meese, Shakir Ali, Emily-Clare Thorne, Steve D Benford, Marc Hassenzahl Anthony Quinn, Richard Mortier, Boriana N Koleva, Tony Pridmore, Sharon L Baurley AFS Mobile Interaction Does Not Exist Joe Marshall, Paul R Tennent PNX Pass the iPad: Collaborative Creating and Sharing in Family Groups AZG The Elephant in the Conference Room: Let’s Talk Nicola Yuill, Yvonne Rogers, Jochen Rick About Experience Terminology Analia Ibargoyen, Dalila Szostak, Miroslav Bojic 243 Course C08 – Unit 1/2 253 Course C09 – Unit 1/2 CAX User Experience Evaluation Methods – Which Method to Choose? CZS Choice and Decision Making for HCI Virpi Roto, Arnold Vermeeren, Kaisa Väänänen-Vainio-Mattila, Anthony Jameson Effie Law, Marianna Obrist

10:20-11:00 Posters Spotlight 1 HALL MAILLOT Accessibility Computer-Supported Cooperative Work Health Evaluation & Design Methods Learning Interaction & Experience Design 10:20-11:00 Multimedia Music & Audio Coffee Break Privacy Social Computing List on page 57 HALL MAILLOT Student Research Competition List on page 53 Student Desgin Competition List on page 54

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HAVANE Papers: Technologies for Life 2 8:30-9:00 Industry Days BORDEAUX Social Media • Interactions • Mobility • Programming SSN CHAIR: PREDRAG KLASNJA

PST Echoes From the Past: How Technology Mediated BORDEAUX Papers: Design for Classrooms 2 Reflection Improves Well-Being Ellen Isaacs, Artie Konrad, Alan Walendowski, Thomas Lennig, SQV CHAIR: JUDY KAY Victoria Hollis, Steve Whittaker

PPC The Dynamics of Younger and Older Adult’s Paired PBP Building Open Bridges: Collaborative Remixing and Behavior when Playing an Interactive Silhouette Game Reuse of Open Educational Resources across Organisations Mark Rice, Wah Pheow Tan, Jeremy Ong, Lih Jie Yau, Marcus Wan, Tim Coughlan, Rebecca Pitt, Patrick McAndrew Jamie Ng

PQE ARTFuL: Adaptive Review Technology for Flipped TCL What Does Touch Tell Us About Emotions in TUESDAY Learning Touchscreen-Based Gameplay? Daniel J Szafir, Bilge Mutlu Yuan Gao, Nadia Bianchi-Berthouze, Hongying Meng

PJR Challenges and Opportunities for Technology in NMX Multiple Notification Modalities and Older Users Foreign Language Classrooms David Warnock, Stephen A Brewster, Marilyn R McGee-Lennon Katie Kuksenok, Michael Brooks, Qian Wang, Charlotte P. Lee NJX The Power of Mobile Notifications to Increase PNT Tables in the Wild: Lessons Learned from a Large-Scale Wellbeing Logging Behavior Multi-Tabletop Deployment Frank Bentley, Konrad Tollmar Ahmed Kharrufa, Madeline Balaam, Phil Heslop, David Leat, Paul Dolan, Patrick Olivier 351 Papers: Gesture Studies

342A Papers: Reflecting on Phones SLT CHAIR: YANG LI

SKG CHAIR: JOONHWAN LEE PHK Memorability of Pre-designed and User-defined Gesture Sets PFZ iPhone In Vivo: Video Analysis of Mobile Device Use Miguel A. Nacenta, Yemliha Kamber, Yizhou Qiang, Per Ola Kristensson Barry Brown, Moira McGregor, Eric Laurier PAK Learning and Performance with Gesture Guides PQP AnyType: Provoking Reflection and Exploration with Fraser Anderson, Walter F Bischof Aesthetic Interaction Laura Devendorf, Kimiko Ryokai PQF Your Left Hand Can Do It Too! Investigating Intermanual, Symmetric Gesture Transfer on Touchscreens PKG Stories of the Smartphone in Everyday Discourse: Michelle Annett, Walter F Bischof Conflict, Tension & Instability Ellie Harmon, Melissa Mazmanian PHS The Challenges and Potential of End-User Gesture Customization PFQ Emotions, Experiences and Usability in Real-Life Uran Oh, Leah Findlater Mobile Phone Use Sari Kujala, Talya Miron-Shatz 352 Papers: Manipulating Video

343 Course C10 – Unit 1/2 SJH CHAIR: STEVEN FEINER

CSJ Cognitive Crash Dummies: Predicting Performance from Early Prototypes PNP NoteVideo: Facilitating Navigation of Blackboard-style Bonnie E John Lecture Videos Toni-Jan Keith Palma Monserrat, Shengdong Zhao, Kevin McGee, 361 Special Interest Group Anshul Vikram Pandey

GYU Consumer Engagement in Health Technologies PCQ Direct Space-Time Trajectory Control for Visual Special Interest Group Media Editing Karen Cheng, Kelly Caine, Wanda Pratt, Kay Connelly Stephanie Santosa, Fanny Chevalier, Ravin Balakrishnan, Karan Singh

362 Special Interest Group PLV Swifter: Improved Online Video Scrubbing Justin Matejka, Tovi Grossman, George Fitzmaurice GDG A new Perspective for the Games and Entertainment Community NNM Direct Manipulation Video Navigation in 3D Regina Bernhaupt, Katherine Isbister Cuong Nguyen, Yuzhen Niu, Feng Liu

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BLEU Papers: Sustainable Energy 251 Papers: Exergames and Beyond

SML CHAIR: JOHN ZIMMERMAN SQP CHAIR: ERIKA POOLE

PAP At Home with Agents: Exploring Attitudes Towards TXL Physical Activity Motivating Games: Be Active and Get Future Smart Energy Infrastructures Your Own Reward Tom A Rodden, Joel E Fischer, Nadia Pantidi, Khaled Bachour, Shlomo Berkovsky, Jill Freyne, Mac Coombe Stuart Moran PQN Understanding Exergame Users’ Physical Activity, PQQ Everyday Activities and Energy Consumption: How Motivation and Behavior Over Time Families Understand the Relationship Andrew Macvean, Judy Robertson Carman Neustaedter, Lyn Bartram, Aaron Mah PBD Designing Action-based Exergames for Children with PBF Cultivating Energy Literacy— Results from a Cerebral Palsy Longitudinal Living Lab Study of a Home Energy Hamilton A Hernandez, Zi Ye, T.C. Nicholas Graham, Darcy Fehlings, Management System Lauren Switzer Tobias Schwartz, Sebastian Denef, Gunnar Stevens, Leonardo Ramirez, Volker Wulf NAC 4 Design Themes for Skateboarding Sebastiaan Pijnappel, Florian Mueller PGZ The Dubuque Electricity Portal: Evaluation of a City- Scale Residential Electricity Consumption Feedback System NQT Bodily Interaction in the Dark Thomas D Erickson, Ming Li, Younghun Kim, Ajay Deshpande, Linden A. Vongsathorn, Kenton P O'Hara, Helena M. Mentis Sambit Sahu, Tian Chao, Piyawadee "Noi" Sukaviriya, Milind Naphade 252A Course C11 – Unit 2/2 241 Panel CUE Analyzing Social Media Systems LLC UX Management: Current and Future Trends Shelly Farnham, Emre Kiciman Janice A Rohn, Kathy K Baxter, Catherine Courage, Janaki Kumar, Carola Fellenz Thompson, Steve Rogers 252B Case studies: Communities of Practice

242AB Papers: Impairment and Rehabilitation SAZ CHAIR: DIRK-JAN HOETS

SSR CHAIR: KARYN MOFFATT YKC Don’t Talk to Strangers! Peer Tutoring versus Active Intervention methodologies in interviewing children PBG PointAssist: Assisting Individuals with Motor Svetlana Ognjanovic, Jason Ralls Impairments Guarionex J Salivia, Juan Pablo Hourcade YHY Leverage User Experience through Social Networking to Improve Health Adherence PJM Analyzing User-Generated YouTube Videos to Raymund J Lin, Xinxin Zhu Understand Touchscreen Use by People with Motor Impairments YTB The Needs of Early School Children and Their Parents Lisa Anthony, YooJin Kim, Leah Findlater with Respect to the Design of Mobile Service Offers Agnieszka (Aga) Szostek, Joanna Kwiatkowska, Olga Górnicka PPK Exploring & Designing Tools to Enhance Falls Rehabilitation in the Home YBD Enhancing Company Communication: The Case of a Stephen Uzor, Lynne Baillie Social Media Platform Alina Krischkowsky, Astrid Weiss, Sebastian Osswald, Manfred Tscheligi NPP Stroke Rehabilitation with a Sensing Surface Cati Boulanger, Adam Boulanger, Lilian de Greef, Andy Kearney, 253 Course C09 – Unit 2/2 Kiley Sobel, Russell Transue, Z Sweedyk, Paul H Dietz, Steven Bathiche CZS Choice and Decision Making for HCI NJS PT Viz: Towards a Wearable Device for Visualizing Knee Anthony Jameson Rehabilitation Exercises Swamy Ananthanarayan, Miranda Sheh, Alice Chien, Halley Profita, Katie A Siek

243 Course C08 – Unit 1/2 12:20-14:00 CAX User Experience Evaluation Methods – Which Lunch Break Method to Choose? Virpi Roto, Arnold Vermeeren, Kaisa Väänänen-Vainio-Mattila, Restaurants, bakeries Effie Law, Marianna Obrist & supermarkets available nearby

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BORDEAUX Papers: Full-Body Interaction HAVANE Papers: Ideation Methods

SJS CHAIR: KARON MACLEAN SEZ CHAIR: AMY HURST

PPY Make It Move: A Movement Design Method of Simple PKU Brainstorm, Chainstorm, Cheatstorm, Tweetstorm: Standing Products Based on Systematic Mapping of Torso New Ideation Strategies for Distributed HCI Design Movements & Product Messages Haakon Faste, Nir Rachmel, Russell Essary, Evan Sheehan Jinyung Jung, Seok-Hyung Bae, Joon Hyub Lee, Myung-Suk Kim TJE An Empirical Study of the“Prototype Walkthrough”: A PNZ Information Capacity of Full-Body Movements Studio-Based Activity for HCI Education Antti Oulasvirta, Teemu Roos, Arttu Aleksi Modig, Laura Leppänen Christopher Hundhausen, Dana Fairbrother, Marian Petre

PBT Body-centric Design Space for Multi-surface TAU The Impact of Interface Affordances on Human Interaction Ideation, Problem Solving and Inferential Reasoning Julie Wagner, Mathieu Nancel, Sean G. Gustafson, Stephane Huot, Sharon L. Oviatt, Adrienne Cohen, Andrea Miller, Kumi Hodge, TUESDAY Wendy E. Mackay Ariana Mann

PQL MotionMA: Motion Modelling and Analysis by PRM Shape Switching Mobile Devices- Explorations in Demonstration Outfit-Centric Design Eduardo Velloso, Andreas Bulling, Hans Gellersen Oskar Juhlin, Yanqing Zhang, Cristine Sundbom, Ylva Fernaeus

342A Papers: Video Communication 351 Papers: Pointing and Fitts Law

SBR CHAIR: STEVE HARRISON SLQ CHAIR: TOMER MOSCOVICH

PDK PanoInserts: Mobile Spatial Teleconferencing PNB FFitts Law: Modeling Finger Touch with Fitts’ Law Fabrizio Pece, William Steptoe, Fabian Wanner, Simon Julier, Tim Weyrich, Xiaojun Bi, Yang Li, Shumin Zhai Jan Kautz, Anthony Steed PJP The Effect of Time-based Cost of Error in Target- PBC Putting Things in Focus: Establishing Co-Orientation directed Pointing Tasks Through Video in Context Nikola Banovic, Tovi Grossman, George Fitzmaurice James Norris, Holger M Schnädelbach, Paul K Luff TBQ Two-Part Models Capture the Impact of Gain on TLQ Embedded Interaction: the accomplishment of actions Pointing Performance in everyday and video-mediated environments Garth Shoemaker, Takayuki Tsukitani, Yoshifumi Kitamura, Paul K Luff, Marina Jirotka, Naomi Yamashita, Hideaki Kuzuoka, Kellogg S. Booth Christian Heath, Grace Eden NQB How Low Can You Go? Human Limits in Small NFJ HomeProxy: Exploring a Physical Proxy for Video Unidirectional Mouse Movements Communication in the Home Jonathan Aceituno, Géry Casiez, Nicolas Roussel John C. Tang, Robert Xiao, Aaron Hoff, Gina Venolia, Patrick Therien, Asta Roseway NFE Can We Beat the Mouse with MAGIC? Ribel Fares, Shaomin Fang, Oleg V Komogortsev 343 Course C10 – Unit 2/2 352 Papers: Sensing Touch CSJ Cognitive Crash Dummies: Predicting Performance from Early Prototypes SHC CHAIR: CHRIS HARRISON Bonnie E John

361 Special Interest Group PFH GaussBits: Magnetic Tangible Bits for Portable and Occlusion-Free Near-Surface Interactions GFL Research-Practice Interaction: Building Bridges, Closing Rong-Hao Liang, Kai-Yin Cheng, Liwei Chan, Chuan-Xhyuan Peng, the Gap Mike Y. Chen, Rung-Huei Liang, De-Nian Yang, Bing-Yu Chen Elizabeth A Buie, Clare J Hooper, Aaron Houssian PPE Swiss-Cheese Extended: An Object Recognition 362 Special Interest Group Method for Ubiquitous Interfaces based on Capacitive Proximity Sensing GUN Digital Art: Challenging Perspectives Tobias Grosse-Puppendahl, Andreas Braun, Felix Kamieth, Arjan Kuijper David England, Jill Fantauzzacoffin, Thecla Schiphorst, Celine E Latulipe, Linda Candy PRR HACHIStack: Dual-Layer Photo Touch Sensing for Haptic and Auditory Tapping Interaction Taku Hachisu, Hiroyuki Kajimoto

PLE LongPad: A TouchPad Using the Entire Area below the 12:30-14:00 Videos BORDEAUX Keyboard of a Laptop Computer List on page 55 Jiseong Gu, Seongkook Heo, Jaehyun Han, Sunjun Kim, Geehyuk Lee

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BLEU Papers: Displays Everywhere 251 Papers: Game Design

SFY CHAIR: ANNE ROUDAUT SQL CHAIR: REGAN MANDRYK

PLQ Reasons to Question Seven Segment Displays PMC How Does It Play Better? Exploring User Testing and Harold Thimbleby Biometric Storyboards in Games User Research Pejman Mirza-Babaei, Lennart E Nacke, John Gregory, Nick Collins, PER Sublimate: State-Changing Virtual and Physical Geraldine Fitzpatrick Rendering to Augment Interaction with Shape Displays Daniel Leithinger, Sean Follmer, Alex Olwal, Samuel Luescher, PFG Design Metaphors for Procedural Content Akimitsu Hogge, Jinha Lee, Hiroshi Ishii Generation in Games Rilla Khaled, Mark J. Nelson, Pippin Barr PNJ WatchIt: Simple Gestures and Eyes-free Interaction for Wristwatches and Bracelets PKL Prototyping in PLACE: A Scalable Approach to Simon T Perrault, Eric Lecolinet, James Eagan, Yves Guiard Developing Location-Based Apps and Games Anne E Bowser, Derek L Hansen, Jocelyn Raphael, Matthew Reid, NFB NailDisplay: Bringing an Always Available Visual Display Ryan J Gamett, Yurong R He, Dana Rotman, Jennifer J Preece to Fingertips Chao-Huai Su, Liwei Chan, Chien-Ting Weng, Rong-Hao Liang, PLK Designing Reusable Alternate Reality Games Kai-Yin Cheng, Bing-Yu Chen Derek L Hansen, Elizabeth M Bonsignore, Marc Ruppel, Amanda Visconti, Kari Kraus NKQ An Interactive Belt-worn Badge Norman Pohl, Steve Hodges, John Helmes, Nicolas Villar, Tim Paek 252A Course C15 – Unit 1/2

241 Panel CFL Card Sorting for Navigation Design William Hudson LRD Is My Doctor Listening to Me? Impact of Health IT Systems on Patient-Provider Interaction 252B Case studies: Changing How We Work Yunan Chen, Karen Cheng, Charlotte Tang, Katie A Siek, Jakob E Bardram SBN CHAIR: KATHY BAXTER

242AB Papers: Clinical Settings STC CHAIR: XIAOMU ZHOU YVH Best Practices for Enterprise Social Software Adoption: A Case Study of Deploying IBM Connections within IBM TVQ Teamwork Errors in Trauma Resuscitation Meng Yang, Michael Warner, David R Millen Aleksandra Sarcevic, Ivan Marsic, Randall S. Burd YZS Minimizing Change Aversion for the Google Drive PGP SimMed: Combining Simulation and Interactive Launch Tabletops for Medical Education Aaron Sedley, Hendrik Müller Ulrich von Zadow, Sandra Buron, Tina Harms, Florian Behringer, Kai Sostmann, Raimund Dachselt YXL Do You Enjoy Getting Gifts? Keeping Personas Alive Through Marketing Materials PTS Imaging the Body: Embodied Vision in Minimally Christina Hochleitner, Cornelia Graf, Manfred Tscheligi Invasive Surgery Helena M. Mentis, Alex S Taylor YRX The Fingerstroke-Level Model Strikes Back: A modified Keystroke-Level Model in developing a gaming UI for 4G PAL A Matter of Life and Death: Practical and Ethical networks Constraints in the Development of a Mobile Verbal Kiburm Song, Jihoon Kim, Yoon-Han Cho, Ahreum Lee, Hokyoung Ryu Autopsy Tool Jon Bird, Peter Byass, Kathy Kahn, Paul Mee, Edward Fottrell 253 Course C13 – Unit 1/2

243 Course C12 – Unit 1/2 CKC Expert Reviews – For Experts Rolf Molich CTG Practical Statistics for User Experience Part II Jeff Sauro, James Lewis

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BORDEAUX Papers: Design for the Home HAVANE Special Session

SCM CHAIR: ALBRECHT SCHMIDT CHAIR: LOREN TERVEEN

SIA Social Impact Award: Sara J. Czaja PRY Designing for the Living Room: Long-Term User Sara J. Czaja from University of Miami is the recipient of the Involvement in a Living Lab 2013 SICHI Social Impact Award, presented to individuals Corinna Ogonowski, Benedikt Ley, Jan Hess, Lin Wan, Volker Wulf who promote the application of human-computer PGB Leaving the Wild: Lessons from Community interaction research to pressing social needs. Technology Handovers 351 Papers: Temporal Design Nick Taylor, Keith Cheverst, Peter Wright, Patrick Olivier SEV CHAIR: ANN BLANDFORD PSV How Groups of Users Associate Wireless Devices Ming Ki Chong, Hans W Gellersen PTU Authoring Personal Histories: Exploring the Timeline TUESDAY PEU MultiNet: Reducing Interaction Overhead in Domestic as a Framework for Meaning Making Wireless Networks Elizabeth A Thiry, Siân E Lindley, Richard Banks, Tim Regan Anthony Brown, Richard Mortier, Tom A Rodden PQJ Looking Past Yesterday’s Tomorrow: Using Futures 342A Papers: Novel Programming Studies Methods to Extend the Research Horizon Jennifer Mankoff, Haakon Faste, Jennifer A. Rode SND CHAIR: MARGARET BURNETT PHB Toying with Time: Considering Temporal Themes in Interactive Artifacts PTM Use of an Agile Bridge in the Development of Sus Lundgren Assistive Technology Suzanne Prior, Annalu Waller, Thilo Kroll, Rolf Black PJV Designing with Traces Daniela K Rosner, Miwa Ikemiya, Diana Kim, Kristin Koch PLR Codeable Objects: Computational Design and Digital Fabrication for Novice Programmers 352 Papers: Tactile Experiences Jennifer M Jacobs, Leah Buechley SHM CHAIR: MARILYN MCGEE-LENNON PPQ I Can Do Text Analytics! Designing Development Tools for Novice Developers Huahai Yang, Daina Pupons-Wickham, Laura Chiticariu, Yunyao Li, PFF Talking about Tactile Experiences Benjamin Nguyen, Arnaldo Carreno-Fuentes Marianna Obrist, Sue Ann Seah, Sriram Subramanian

PPU Debugging Support for End User Mashup PHM Tactile Perceptions of Digital Textiles: A Design Programming Research Approach Sandeep Kaur Kuttal, Anita Sarma, Gregg Rothermel Douglas S Atkinson, Pawel M Orzechowski, Bruna B Petreca, Nadia Bianchi-Berthouze, Penelope Watkins, Sharon L Baurley, Stefano Padilla, 343 Course C14 – Unit 1/2 Mike J Chantler

CXX Make This! Introduction to Electronics Prototyping PTE The Roles of Touch during Phone Conversations: Long- Using Arduino Distance Couples’ Use of POKE in Their Homes Wendy Ju, David Sirkin Young-Woo Park, Kyoung-Min Baek, Tek-Jin Nam

361 Special Interest Group PSL The Design and Field Observation of a Haptic Notification System for Timing Awareness During Oral GXS Managing UX Teams Presentations Janice Rohn, Carola Fellenz Thompson Diane Tam, Karon E. MacLean, Joanna McGrenere, 362 Special Interest Group Katherine J. Kuchenbecker

GPC Changing Perspectives on Sustainability: Healthy Debate or Divisive Factions? Daniela K Busse, Samuel Mann, Lisa P Nathan, Chris Preist

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BLEU Papers: Public Displays 251 Papers: Reading and Writing

SKY CHAIR: HANS GELLERSEN SSD CHAIR: AARON QUIGLEY

PKE What Makes You Click: Exploring Visual PJU Community Enhanced Tutorials: Improving Tutorials Signals to Entice Interaction on Public Displays with Multiple Demonstrations Hannu Kukka, Heidi Oja, Vassilis Kostakos, Jorge Gonçalves, Timo Ojala Benjamin Lafreniere, Tovi Grossman, George Fitzmaurice

PGG Interaction Techniques for Creating and Exchanging PSB Kolibri – Tiny and Fast Gestures for Large Pen-based Content with Public Displays Surfaces Florian Alt, Alireza Sahami, Thomas Kubitza, Albrecht Schmidt Jakob F. Leitner, Florian Perteneder, Can Liu, Christian Rendl, Michael Haller PTV Screenfinity: Extending the Perception Area of Content on Very Large Public Displays PNH Graduate Student Use of a Multi-Slate Reading Constantin Schmidt, Jörg Müller, Gilles Bailly System Nicholas Y Chen, François V Guimbretière, Abigail J Sellen PTD Squaring the Circle: How Framing Influences User Behavior around a Seamless Cylindrical Display NPG The Wheels are Turning: Content Rotation on Steering Gilbert Beyer, Florian Köttner, Manuel Schiewe, Ivo Haulsen, Wheel Displays Andreas Butz David Wilfinger, Martin Murer, Sebastian Osswald, Alexander Meschtscherjakov, Manfred Tscheligi 241 Panel 252A Course C15 – Unit 2/2 LBR Gamification @ Work Janaki Kumar, Mario Herger, Sebastian Deterding, Scott Schnaars, CFL Card Sorting for Navigation Design Matt Landes, Erika Noll Webb William Hudson

242AB Papers: Communicating Health 252B Papers: Studying Digital Artifacts

STF CHAIR: YUNAN CHEN SKN CHAIR: SIÂN LINDLEY

PLU Messaging to Your Doctors: Understanding Patient- PAE Digital Artifacts as Legacy: Exploring the Lifespan and Provider Communications via a Portal System Value of Digital Data Si Sun, Xiaomu Zhou, Joshua C. Denny, Trent S. Rosenbloom, Hua Xu Rebecca Gulotta, William T Odom, Haakon Faste, Jodi L Forlizzi PGM HeartLink: Open Broadcast of Live Biometric Data to PRH Design for Forgetting: Disposing of Digital Possessions Social Networks after a Breakup Franco Curmi, Maria Angela Ferrario, Jen Southern, Jon Whittle Corina Sas, Steve Whittaker PQZ Technology Preferences and Routines for Sharing PSK Fragmentation and Transition: Understanding Health Information during the Treatment of a Chronic Illness Perceptions of Virtual Possessions among Young Adults in Carolyn Pang, Carman Neustaedter, Bernhard E. Riecke, Erick Oduor, Spain, South Korea and the United States Serena Hillman William Odom, John Zimmerman, Jodi Forlizzi, Ana López Higuera, Mauro Marchitto, José Cañas, Youn-kyung Lim, Tek-Jin Nam, Da-jung Kim, PTN A Text Message a Day Keeps the Pulmonologist Away Moon-Hwan Lee, Yeoreum Lee, Yea-kyung Row, Jinmin Seok, Tae-Jung Yun, Rosa I. I. Arriaga Bokyung Sohn, Heather Moore

243 Course C12 – Unit 2/2 PTL Instagram at the Museum: Communicating the CTG Practical Statistics for User Experience Part II Museum Experience through Social Photo Sharing Jeff Sauro, James Lewis Alexandra Weilenmann, Thomas Hillman, Beata Jungselius 253 Course C13 – Unit 2/2

CKC Expert Reviews – For Experts Rolf Molich

17:30 - 19:30 Joint Hospitality Reception HALL HAVANE

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BORDEAUX Papers: Ethics in HCI HAVANE Papers: Design Research

SPX CHAIR: MICHAEL MASSIMI SEP CHAIR: DANIELA BUSSE

PJL Categorised Ethical Guidelines for Large Scale Mobile TML Strong Concepts: Intermediate-level Knowledge in HCI Interaction Design Research Donald McMillan, Alistair Morrison, Matthew Chalmers Kristina Höök, Jonas Löwgren

PGU Benevolent Deception in Human Computer PNS Crossing the Bridge over Norman's Gulf of Execution: Interaction Revealing Feedforward's True Identity Eytan Adar, Desney S Tan, Jaime Teevan Jo Vermeulen, Kris Luyten, Elise van den Hoven, Karin Coninx

PBN HCI in the Press: Online Public Reactions to Mass PBU Q-Methodology as a Research and Design Tool Media Portrayals of HCI Research for HCI John Vines, Anja Thieme, Rob Comber, Mark Blythe, Peter C Wright, Kathleen O'Leary, Jacob O. Wobbrock, Eve A. Riskin TUESDAY Patrick Olivier NGR Design Research at CHI and its Applicability to PRT The Emotional Wellbeing of Researchers: Design Practice Considerations for Practice David J Roedl, Erik Stolterman Wendy Moncur NHJ DesignLibs: A Scenario-Based Design Method for 342A Papers: Embodied Interaction 2 Ideation Jared S Bauer, Julie A Kientz SJP CHAIR: LIAN LOKE

351 Papers: Developing the World PGE The Effects of Tactile Feedback and Movement SME CHAIR: JON FROEHLICH Alteration on Interaction and Awareness with Digital Embodiments Andre Doucette, Regan L Mandryk, Carl Gutwin, Miguel A Nacenta, PPT Powering the Cellphone Revolution: Findings from Andriy Pavlovych Mobile Phone Charging Trials in Off-Grid Kenya Susan P. Wyche, Laura L. Murphy PPH Designing for Perceptual Crossing: Designing and Comparing Three Behaviors PPL Deep Conservation in Urban India and its Implications Eva Deckers, Stephan Wensveen, Pierre Levy, Rene Ahn for the Design of Conservation Technologies Yedendra B Shrinivasan, Mohit Jain, Deva P Seetharam, Abhishek PSQ I See You There! Developing Identity-Preserving Choudhary, Elaine M Huang, Tawanna Dillahunt, Jennifer Mankoff Embodied Interaction for Museum Exhibits Francesco Cafaro, Alessandro Panella, Leilah B. Lyons, Jessica Roberts, PLZ Fighting against the Wall: Social Media use by Political Josh Radinsky Activists in a Palestinian Village Volker Wulf, Konstantin Aal, Ibrahim Abu Kteish, Meryem Atam, Kai PPB In-body Experiences: Embodiment, Control, and Trust Schubert , George Yerousis, David William Randall, Markus Rohde in Robot-Mediated Communication Irene Rae, Leila A Takayama, Bilge Mutlu PEH The Mobile Media Actor-Network in Urban India Neha Kumar, Nimmi Rangaswamy 343 Course C14 – Unit 2/2 352 Papers: Collaborative Creation CXX Make This! Introduction to Electronics Prototyping Using Arduino SEB CHAIR: XIANGHUA DING Wendy Ju, David Sirkin

361 Special Interest Group PGF Cascade: Crowdsourcing Taxonomy Creation Lydia B Chilton, Greg Little, Darren Edge, Daniel S Weld, James A Landay GMZ HCI with Sports Florian Mueller, Rohit A Khot, Alan D Chatham, Sebastiaan Pijnappel, PQH Let’s Get Together: The Formation and Success of Cagdas "Chad" Toprak, Joe Marshall Online Creative Collaborations Burr H Settles, Steven P Dow 362 Special Interest Group PKT A Tribute to Mad Skill: Expert Amateur Visuality and GBC SIG: NVI (Non-Visual Interaction) World of Warcraft Machinima Anke M. Brock, Slim Kammoun, Hugo Nicolau, Tiago Guerreiro, Tyler Pace, Austin L Toombs, Shad D. Gross, Tony Pattin, Jeffrey Bardzell, Shaun K. Kane, Christophe Jouffrais Shaowen Bardzell

NES Virtual Birding: Extending an Environmental Pastime into the Virtual World for Citizen Science Mark Cottman-Fields, Margot Brereton, Paul Roe

NFD Warping Time for More Effective Real-Time Crowdsourcing Walter S. Lasecki, Christopher D. Miller, Jeffrey P. Bigham

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9:00-12:20 Student Game Competition NEUILLY FOYER Labor Day (May 1st) is a major List on page 54 French holiday. Many stores and restaurants are closed. chi2013.acm.org BLEU Papers: Aesthetics and the Web Check for more information. SPJ CHAIR: EFFIE LAW

“Muguet” (Lilly of the Valley) is a lucky charm and is sold everywhere on the streets on May 1. PFY Predicting Users' First Impressions of Website Aesthetics With a Quantification of Perceived Visual Complexity and Colorfulness Katharina Reinecke, Tom Yeh, Luke Miratrix, Yuechen Zhao, 251 Papers: Design for the Blind Rahmatri Mardiko, Jenny Liu, Krzysztof Z. Z. Gajos SSU CHAIR: SHAUN KANE PQR Love it or Hate it! Interactivity and User Types Jennefer Hart, Alistair G Sutcliffe, Antonella De Angeli PTG Listen to it yourself! Evaluating Usability of "What's PFU SPRWeb: Preserving Subjective Responses to Website Around Me?" for the Blind Colour Schemes through Automatic Recolouring Sabrina A. Panëels, Adriana Olmos, Jeffrey R. Blum, Jeremy R. Cooperstock David R Flatla, Katharina Reinecke, Carl Gutwin, Krzysztof Z Gajos TGN Enabling the Blind to See Gestures TPC User-Experience from an Inference Perspective Francis Quek, Francisco CMB Oliveira Paul van Schaik, Marc Hassenzahl, Jonathan Ling PHX Visual Challenges in the Everyday Lives of Blind People 241 Panel Erin Brady, Meredith Ringel Morris, Yu Zhong, Samuel C White, Jeffrey P Bigham LGS Theory and Practice in UX Research: Uneasy Bedfellows? PHG Accessible Photo Album: Enhancing the Photo Sharing Marianna Obrist, Peter C Wright, Kari Kuutti, Yvonne Rogers, Experience for People with Visual Impairment Kristina Höök, Pardha S Pyla, Jean-Louis Frechin Susumu Harada, Daisuke Sato, Dustin W Adams, Sri Kurniawan, Hironobu Takagi, Chieko Asakawa 242AB Papers: Evaluation Methods 2 252B alt.chi: Design Lessons SQH CHAIR: MANFRED TSCHELIGI SAE CHAIR: MARK PERRY

THJ Backtracking Events as Indicators of Usability Problems in Creation-Oriented Applications AGJ “Sergey Brin is Batman”: Google’s Project Glass and the David Akers, Robin Jeffries, Matthew Simpson, Terry Winograd Instigation of Computer Adoption in Popular Culture Isabel Pedersen, Doug Trueman PGV Analyzing Users' Narratives to Understand Experience with Interactive Products AGZ Talkative Objects in Need of Interpretation. Re- Alexandre N Tuch, Rune Trusell, Kasper Hornbæk Thinking Digital Badges in Education Razvan Rughinis PAG Extracting Usability and User Experience Information from Online User Reviews AVS Beyond Recognition: Using Gesture Variation for Steffen Hedegaard, Jakob Grue Simonsen Continuous Interaction Baptiste Caramiaux, Frederic Bevilacqua, Atau Tanaka NKR UMUX-LITE – When There’s No Time for the SUS James R. Lewis, Brian S. Utesch, Deborah E. Maher AML Design Activism in the HCI Classroom Sabrina Hauser, Audrey Desjardins, Ron Wakkary NGT Non-parametric Decision Trees and Online HCI Torben H Sko, Henry J Gardner, Michael A Martin ADU Fillables: Everyday Vessels as Tangible Controllers with Adjustable Haptics 243 Course C16 - Unit 1/2 Christian Corsten, Chat Wacharamanotham, Jan Borchers CNS The Past 100 Years of the Future: CHI/HCI/UX in AUL A Load of Cobbler’s Children: Beyond the Model Sci-Fi Movies and Television Designing Processor Aaron Marcus Gilbert Cockton

253 Course C17 – Unit 1/2

10:20-11:00 CHG Interactive Walking in Virtual Environments Coffee Break Frank Steinicke, Yon Visell, Jennifer Campos, Anatole Lécuyer HALL MAILLOT Posters Rotation 2 List on page 60 Interactivity List on page 65

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HAVANE Papers: Engagement 8:30-9:00 Industry Days BORDEAUX Mobile • Social Issues • Speech SKK CHAIR: EVA HORNECKER

PTJ Exploring the Effects of Space and Place on BORDEAUX Papers: Mobile Interaction Engagement with an Interactive Installation SLC CHAIR: SCOTT HUDSON Imeh Akpan, Paul Marshall, Jon Bird, Daniel Harrison

J PQC Focused and Casual Interactions: Allowing Users PSJ A Study on Icon Arrangement by Smartphone Users to Vary Their Level of Engagement Matthias Böhmer, Antonio Krüger Henning Pohl, Roderick Murray-Smith

PDT SeeSay and HearSay CAPTCHAs for Mobile PED Designing Engagement-aware Agents for Interaction Multiparty Conversations Sajad Shirali-Shahreza, Gerald Penn, Ravin Balakrishnan, Yashar Ganjali Qianli Xu, Liyuan Li, Gang Wang

PSC Phoneprioception: Enabling Mobile Phones to Infer PQK Ownership and Control of Point of View in Where They Are Kept Remote Assistance Jason W Wiese, T. Scott Saponas, A.J. Bernheim Brush Joel Lanir, Ran Stone, Benjamin Cohen, Pavel Gurevich

NDZ Facilitating Parallel Web Browsing through Multiple- 351 Papers: Knowledge Managment Page View SCT CHAIR: VOLKER WULF Wenchang Xu, Chun Yu, Songmin Zhao, Jie Liu, Yuanchun Shi

NBL Swipe Vs. Scroll: Web Page Switching on Mobile PCF Effects of Peer Feedback on Contribution: A Field Browsers Experiment in Wikipedia WEDNESDAY Andrew Warr, Ed H Chi Haiyi Zhu, Amy X Zhang, Jiping He, Robert E Kraut, Aniket Kittur

342A Papers: Performing Interaction PQD Activity-Centric Support for Ad Hoc Knowledge Work - A Case Study of co-Activity Manager SLJ CHAIR: LEAH FINDLATER Steven Houben, Jakob E Bardram, Jo Vermeulen, Kris Luyten, Karin Coninx

PCL Flights in my Hands: Coherence Concerns in Designing PPM Turbulence in the Clouds: Challenges of Cloud-Based Strip’TIC, a Tangible Space for Air Traffic Controllers Information Work Catherine Letondal, Christophe Hurter, Rémi Lesbordes, Jean-Luc Vinot, Amy Voida, Judith S. Olson, Gary M. Olson Stéphane Conversy NNC Factors Impacting Community Response in an PQU PixelTone: A Multimodal Interface for Image Editing Interest-Sharing Network Gierad Laput, Mira Dontcheva, Gregg Wilensky, Walter Chang, Iris Howley, Todd Newman Aseem Agarwala, Jason Linder, Eytan Adar NKN Using an Open Card Sort with Children to PMY The Space Between the Notes: Adding Expressive Categorize Games in a Mobile Phone Application Store Pitch Control to the Piano Keyboard Brendan M Cassidy, Dipti S Antani, Janet C C Read Andrew P McPherson, Adrian Gierakowski, Adam M Stark 352 Papers: Touch Interaction NGN Reflexive Loopers for Solo Musical Improvisation Francois Pachet, Pierre Roy, Julian Moreira, Mark d'Inverno SFR CHAIR: EMMANUEL PIETRIGA

NKP 8D: Interacting with a Relightable Glasses-Free PCS How Fast is Fast Enough? A Study of the Effects of 3D Display Latency in Direct-Touch Pointing Tasks Matthew Hirsch, Shahram Izadi, Henry Holtzman, Ramesh Raskar Ricardo Jota, Albert Ng, Paul H Dietz, Daniel J Wigdor

343 Course C18 – Unit 1/3 PCX TouchViz: A Case Study Comparing Two Interfaces for CKZ Designing with and for Children in the 21st Century: Data Analytics on Tablets Techniques and Practices Steven M. Drucker, Danyel Fisher, Ramik Sadana, Jessica Herron, Allison Druin, Jerry Fails, Mona Leigh Guha, Greg Walsh m.c. schraefel PRL 362 Special Interest Group W3Touch: Metrics-based Web Page Adaptation for Touch GLX HCI for Peace Ideathon Michael Nebeling, Maximilian Speicher, Moira Norrie Juan Pablo Hourcade, Lisa P Nathan, Panayiotis Zaphiris, Massimo Zancanaro, Evangelos Kapros, John C Thomas, NSD FlashTouch: Data Communication through Daniela K Busse Touchscreens Masa Ogata, Yuta Sugiura, Hirotaka Osawa, Michita Imai

NNL Augmented Letters: Mnemonic Gesture-Based Shortcuts Quentin Roy, Sylvain Malacria, Yves Guiard, Eric Lecolinet, James Eagan

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BLEU Papers: Data Navigation 251 Special Session

SNR CHAIR: ANDREA BUNT CHAIR: WENDY MACKAY

IWC Interacting with CHI PSF Improving Navigation-Based File Retrieval Learn about the CHI 2013 Mobile App, Interactive Schedule, Stephen Fitchett, Andy Cockburn, Carl Gutwin COBI author sourcing and Social Media. Ask questions, give PDD Carpe ́ Data: Supporting Serendipitous Data feedback and learn how you can contribute next year. Integration in Personal Information Management 252A Special Session Max Van Kleek, Daniel A Smith, Heather S Packer, Jim Skinner, Nigel R Shadbolt CHAIRS: SHAOWEN BARDZELL, CELINE LATULIPE

PBX The Challenges of Specifying Intervals and Absences in SRC Student Research Competition Temporal Queries: A Graphical Language Approach The CHI 2013 Student Research Competition (SRC) is Megan Monroe, Rongjian Lan, Juan Morales del Olmo, Ben Shneiderman, a branch of the ACM Student Research Competition. It Catherine Plaisant, Jeff A Millstein is a forum for undergraduate and graduate students to PCB Beyond the Filter Bubble: Interactive Effects of showcase their research, exchange ideas, and improve their Perceived Threat and Topic Involvement on Selective communication skills. Exposure to Information 252B Case Studies: Novel Settings Q. Vera Liao, Wai-Tat Fu SBD CHAIR: ELIZABETH DYKSTRA-ERICKSON 241 Panel

LFB Digital Arts: Did You Feel That? YCG Counter Entropy: Visualizing Power Consumption in ernest a edmonds, Steve Benford, Zafer Bilda, Jill Fantauzzacoffin, an Energy+ House Roger Malina, Hugues Vinet Florian Heller, Konstantinos Tsoleridis, Jan O Borchers 242AB Papers: Passwords and Errors YGU Biometric Interaction – a Case Study of Visual SPT CHAIR: IAN OAKLEY Feedback and Privacy Issues in New Face Recognition Solutions Per Kvarnbrink, Karin Fahlquist, Thomas Mejtoft PEY My Profile Is My Password, Verify Me! The Privacy/ Convenience Tradeoff of Facebook Connect YDK A Software Development Methodology for Serge Egelman Sustainable ICTD Solutions Joerg Doerflinger, Andy Dearden, Tom Gross PDG Does My Password Go up to Eleven? The Impact of Password Meters on Password Selection YUE What Should I Read Next? Awareness of Relevant Serge Egelman, Andreas Sotirakopoulos, Ildar Irekovich Muslukhov, Publications Through a Community of Practice Konstantin Beznosov, Cormac Herley Gonzalo Parra, Joris Klerkx, Erik Duval

PRV Back-of-Device Authentication on Smartphones 253 Course C17 – Unit 2/2 Alexander De Luca, Emanuel von Zezschwitz, Ngo Dieu Huong Nguyen, Max-Emanuel Maurer, Elisa Rubegni, Marcello Paolo Scipioni, CHG Interactive Walking in Virtual Environments Marc Langheinrich Frank Steinicke, Yon Visell, Jennifer Campos, Anatole Lécuyer

NRU Using Fake Cursors to Secure On-Screen Password Entry Alexander De Luca, Emanuel von Zezschwitz, Laurent Pichler, 12:20-14:00 SIGCHI Town Hall Meeting 251 Heinrich Hussmann Lunchboxes

NTX Using Redundancy to Detect Human Error 12:20-14:00 Sarah Wiseman, Anna L Cox, Duncan P Brumby, Sandy J J Gould, Lunch Break Sarah O'Carroll Restaurants, bakeries 243 Course C16 - Unit 2/2 & supermarkets available nearby CNS The Past 100 Years of the Future: CHI/HCI/UX in Sci-Fi Movies and Television Aaron Marcus

9:00-12:20 Student Game Competition NEUILLY FOYER Posters Rotation 2 HALL MAILLOT List on page 54 List on page 60

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BORDEAUX Papers: Social Tagging HAVANE Papers: Mobile Applications

SNN CHAIR: MARGOT BRERETON SKD CHAIR: SUNNY CONSOLVO

PMN All the News that’s Fit to Read: A Study of Social PJY When the Price Is Right: Enabling Time-Dependent Annotations for News Reading Pricing of Broadband Data Chinmay Eishan Kulkarni, Ed H Chi Soumya Sen, Carlee Joe-Wong, Sangtae Ha, Jasika Bawa, Mung Chiang

PEP "Shared Joy is Double Joy": The Social Practices of User PEF Mobile Advertising: Evaluating the Effects of Animation, Networks Within Group Shopping Sites User and Content Relevance Serena Hillman, Carman Neustaedter, Carolyn Pang, Erick Oduor Marco de Sa, Vidhya Navalpakkam, Elizabeth F Churchill

TTZ PDM "I Need to Try This!": A Statistical Overview of Enriching Archaeological Parks with Contextual Pinterest Sounds and Mobile Technology Carmelo Ardito, Maria Francesca Costabile, Antonella De Angeli, Eric Gilbert, Saeideh Bakhshi, Shuo Chang, Loren Terveen Rosa Lanzilotti TNG Beyond Recommendations: Local Review Websites PLD Validating a Mobile Phone Application for the Everyday, and Their Impact Unobtrusive, Objective Measurement of Sleep Barry Brown Shaun W Lawson, Sue Jamison-Powell, Andrew Thomas Garbett, Conor Linehan, Erica Kucharczyk, Sanne Verbaan, Duncan A Rowland, 342A Papers: Food and Health Kevin Morgan SMZ CHAIR: KATHERINE ISBISTER 351 Papers: Crime and Conflicts

SMV CHAIR: JEFFREY BARDZELL

PSP I am What I Eat: Identity & Critical Thinking in an Online WEDNESDAY Health Forum for Kids Andrea Grimes Parker, Ian McClendon, Catherine Grevet, Victoria Ayo, PKJ Protecting the Home: Exploring the Roles of WonTaek Chung, Veda Johnson, Elizabeth D Mynatt Technology and Citizen Activism from a Burglar's Perspective Sheena Lewis Erete PNK Domestic Food and Sustainable Design: A Study of University Student Cooking and its Impacts PRK Digital Portraits: Photo-sharing After Domestic Adrian K Clear, Mike Hazas, Janine Morley, Adrian Friday, Oliver Bates Violence Rachel Elizabeth Clarke, Peter C Wright, Madeline Balaam, PAS Food Practices as Situated Action: Exploring and John McCarthy designing for everyday food practices with households Rob Comber, Jettie Hoonhout, Aart T van Halteren, Paula Moynihan, PBM Envisioning Across Generations: A Multi-lifespan Patrick Olivier Information System for International Justice in Rwanda Daisy Yoo, Milli Lake, Trond Nilsen, Molly E Utter, Robert Alsdorf, PHD Tailoring Persuasive Health Games to Gamer Type Theoneste Bizimana, Lisa P Nathan, Mark Ring, Elizabeth J Utter, Rita Orji, Regan L. Mandryk, Julita Vassileva, Kathrin Maria Gerling Robert F Utter, Batya Friedman

343 Course C18 – Unit 2/3 PCN Digital Apartheid: An Ethnographic Account of Racialised HCI in Cape Town Hip-Hop CKZ Designing with and for Children in the 21st Century: Gary W Pritchard, John Vines Techniques and Practices Allison Druin, Jerry Fails, Mona Leigh Guha, Greg Walsh 352 Papers: Haptics

361 Special Interest Group SHF CHAIR: KOJI YATANI

GZX Invited SIG — HCI: an Asian Perspective Gahgene Gweon, Leong-Hwee Teo PAD Gesture Output: Eyes-Free Output: Using a Force Feedback Touch Surface 362 Special Interest Group Anne Roudaut, Andreas Rau, Christoph Sterz, Max Plauth, Pedro Lopes, Patrick Baudisch GSJ On Top of the User Experience Wave – How is Our Work Changing? PDX Reality Jockey: Lifting the Barrier between Alternate Virpi Roto, Arnie Lund Realities through Audio and Haptic Feedback Kevin Fan, Hideyuki Izumi, Yuta Sugiura, Kouta Minamizawa, Sohei Wakisaka, Masahiko Inami, Naotaka Fujii, Susumu Tachi

PGQ Real-Time Perception-Level Translation from Audio Signals to Vibrotactile Effects Jaebong Lee, Seungmoon Choi

12:30-14:00 Videos BORDEAUX NAF Muscle-Propelled Force Feedback: Bringing Force List on page 55 Feedback to Mobile Devices Pedro A. Lopes, Patrick M. Baudisch

NSY uTouch: Sensing Touch Gestures on Unmodified LCDs Ke-Yu Chen, Gabe A Cohn, Sidhant Gupta, Shwetak N Patel

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BLEU Papers: Fabrication 251 Special Session

SHJ CHAIR: ALEX OLWAL CHAIRS: THECLA SCHIPHORST, CAROLA ZWICK

SDC Student Design Competition PFL LaserOrigami: Laser-Cutting 3D Objects The CHI 2013 Student Design Competition (SDC) Stefanie Mueller, Bastian Kruck, Patrick Baudisch challenges students to design an object, interface, system, or PBQ Evaluating the Efficiency of Physical Visualizations service related to collaborative crowd experiences. Yvonne Jansen, Pierre Dragicevic, Jean-Daniel Fekete 252A Course C21 – Unit 1/2

PJD Democratizing Technology: Pleasure, Utility and CEN Interaction Design for Social Development Expressiveness in DIY and Maker Practice Gary Marsden, Matt Jones Joshua G Tanenbaum, Amanda M Williams, Audrey Desjardins, Karen Tanenbaum 252B alt.chi: Ethics

NNF FreeD – A Freehand Digital Sculpting Tool SAH CHAIR: LILLY IRANI Amit Zoran, Joseph A. Paradiso

241 Panel ABG On Legitimacy: Designer as Minor Scientist Aysar Ghassan, Mark A. Blythe LYV Exploring the Representation of Women Perspectives in Technologies AFC Ethical Issues and Guidelines when Conducting HCI Susan M. Dray, Andrea J Peer, Anke Marei Brock, Anicia N Peters, Studies with Animals Shaowen Bardzell, Margaret M Burnett, Elizabeth F Churchill, Heli K Väätäjä, Emilia K Pesonen Erika Shehan Poole AYQ “Un-Googling” Publications: The Ethics and Problems 242AB Papers: Mental Health of Anonymization Irina A Shklovski, Janet Vertesi STM CHAIR: GAVIN DOHERTY

ATU STALLTALK: Graffiti, Toilets, and Anonymous Location PAQ A Design-led Inquiry into Personhood in Dementia based Micro Blogging Jayne Wallace, Peter C Wright, John McCarthy, David Philip Green, Jonathan Friedman, Michael Horn James Thomas, Patrick Olivier ABX Critical InfoVis: Exploring the Politics of Visualization PTH Designing Mobile Health Technology for Bipolar Marian Dörk, Patrick Feng, Christopher M Collins, Sheelagh Carpendale Disorder: A Field Trial of the MONARCA System Jakob E. Bardram, Mads Frost, Károly Szántó, Maria Faurholt-Jepsen, ANS CHI and the Future Robot Enslavement of Maj Vinberg, Lars Vedel Kessing Humankind; A Retrospective Ben Kirman, Conor Linehan, Shaun Lawson, Dan O'Hara PHR Understanding the Conflicting Demands of Family Caregivers Caring for Depressed Family Members 253 Course C20 – Unit 1/2 Naomi Yamashita, Hideaki Kuzuoka, Keiji Hirata, Takashi Kudo CMU Designing Augmented Reality Experiences Mark Billinghurst, Henry Been-Lirn Duh PEJ Design to Promote Mindfulness Practice and Sense of Self for Vulnerable Women in Secure Hospital Services Anja Thieme, Jayne Wallace, Paula Johnson, John McCarthy, Siân E Lindley, Peter C Wright, Patrick Olivier, Thomas D Meyer

243 Course C19 – Unit 1/2

CCS Empirical Research Methods for Human-Computer Interaction Scott MacKenzie, Steven J Castellucci

15:20-16:00 Coffee Break HALL MAILLOT 15:20-16:00 Interactivity HALL MAILLOT List on page 65 List on page 65

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BORDEAUX Special Session HAVANE Papers: Text Visualization

CHAIR: DENNIS WIXON SJE CHAIR: M.C. SCHRAEFEL

LPA Lifetime Practice Award: Jakob Nielsen PPR Quantity Estimation in Visualizations of Tagged Text The 2013 SIGCHI Lifetime Practice Award is presented to Michael A. Correll, Eric C. Alexander, Michael Gleicher Jakob Nielsen, fonder of the Nielsen Norman Group, for outstanding contributions to the practice and understanding PGH Contextifier: Automatic Generation of Annotated of human-computer interaction. Stock Visualizations Jessica Hullman, Nicholas Diakopoulos, Eytan Adar 342A Papers: Consent and Privacy TEC "Without the Clutter of Unimportant Words": SPQ CHAIR: SAMEER PATIL Descriptive Keyphrases for Text Visualization Jason Chuang, Christopher D Manning, Jeffrey Heer

PCC Why Do People Seek Anonymity on the Internet? NKM A Comparative Evaluation of Multiple Chat Stream Informing Policy and Design Interfaces for Information-intensive Environments Ruogu Kang, Stephanie Brown, Sara Kiesler Yiran Wang, Andy Echenique, Martin Shelton, Gloria J Mark

PJE Preference-based Location Sharing: Are More Privacy NDU Effects of Visualization and Note-Taking on Options Really Better? Sensemaking and Analysis Bart P Knijnenburg, Alfred Kobsa, Hongxia Jin Nitesh Goyal, Gilly Leshed, Susan R. Fussell

PGC The Secret Life of a Persona: When the Personal 351 Papers: Sustainability Becomes Private SMS CHAIR: ELAINE HUANG

Elina Eriksson, Henrik Artman, Anna Swartling WEDNESDAY

PRN Consent for All: Revealing the Hidden Complexity of PHZ Beyond Being Green: Simple Living Families and ICT Terms and Conditions Maria Håkansson, Phoebe Sengers Ewa A Luger, Stuart Moran, Tom Rodden PMR The Power of Play: Design Lessons for Increasing the 343 Course C18 – Unit 3/3 Lifespan of Outdated Computers Derek Lomas, Kishan Patel, Dixie Ching, Meera Lakshmanan, CKZ Designing with and for Children in the 21st Century: Matthew Kam, Anuj Kumar, Jodi L Forlizzi Techniques and Practices Allison Druin, Jerry Fails, Mona Leigh Guha, Greg Walsh PKD inAir: A Longitudinal study of Indoor Air Quality Measurements and Visualizations 361 Special Interest Group Sunyoung Kim, Eric Paulos, Jennifer Mankoff GHQ Automotive User Interface Research Moves into PCD “I want to imagine how that place looks”: Designing Fast Lane Technologies to Support Connectivity Between Africans Susanne CJ Boll, Andrew L Kun, Peter Fröhlich, James Foley Living Abroad and Home Susan P. Wyche, Marshini Chetty 362 Special Interest Group

GCE SIG NIME: Music, Technology, and Human-Computer 352 Papers: Mobile Text Entry Interaction SLX CHAIR: CAROLINE APPERT Frederic Bevilacqua, Sidney Fels, Alexander R. Jensenius, Michael J. Lyons, Norbert Schnell, Atau Tanaka PEL Improving Two-Thumb Text Entry on Touchscreen Devices Antti Oulasvirta, Anna Reichel, Wenbin Li, Yan Zhang, Myroslav Bachynskyi, Keith Vertanen, Per Ola Kristensson

PEG Making Touchscreen Keyboards Adaptive to Keys, Hand Postures, and Individuals - A Hierarchical Spatial 15:20-16:00 Posters Spotlight 2 HALL MAILLOT Backoff Model Approach Ying Yin, Tom Yu Ouyang, Kurt Partridge, Shumin Zhai Augmented Reality Emotions Game/Play Gesture Inputs PDA & Mobile PGD Gestures and Widgets: Performance in Text Editing on Tabletops & Displays Tactile UI Design Multi-Touch Capable Mobile Devices Ubiquitous Computing Visualization Sustainability Vittorio Fuccella, Poika M Isokoski, Benoit Martin Web & E-commerce List on page 60 NJT ContextType: Using Hand Posture Information to Improve Mobile Touch Screen Text Entry Mayank Goel, Alex Jansen, Travis Mandel, Shwetak N Patel, List on page 57 Jacob O. Wobbrock

NPV ZoomBoard: A Diminutive QWERTY Soft Keyboard Using Iterative Zooming for Ultra-Small Devices Stephen Oney, Chris Harrison, Amy Ogan, Jason Wiese CHI2013 Palais des Congrès | CHI 2013, Paris France | 45 WEDNESDAY 16:00-17:20

BLEU Papers: Design for Development 251 Special Session

SMH CHAIR: JOHN THOMAS CHAIRS: S. COOPER, H. DESURVIRE, M. SEIF EL-NASR

SGC Student Game Competition PTF Job Opportunities through Entertainment: Virally The CHI 2013 Student Game Competition (SGC) Spread Speech-Based Services for Low-Literate Users challenges students to design games in three categories: Agha Ali Raza, Farhan Ul Haq, Zain Tariq, Mansoor Pervaiz, Samia Razaq, Umar Saif, Roni Rosenfeld Games for a Purpose, Innovative Interface or Innovative Game Design. PEB Some Evidence for the Impact of Limited Education on 252A Course C21 – Unit 2/2 Hierarchical User Interface Navigation Indrani Medhi, Meera Lakshmanan, Kentaro Toyama, Edward Cutrell CEN Interaction Design for Social Development Gary Marsden, Matt Jones PCG Hustling Online: Understanding Consolidated Facebook Use in an Informal Settlement in Nairobi 252B alt.chi: Nature and Nurture Susan P. Wyche, Forte Andrea, Sarita Yardi Schoenebeck SAL CHAIR: ERIC PAULOS PAJ VideoKheti: Making Video Content Accessible to Low- Literate and Novice Users AXZ A Biological Imperative for Interaction Design Sebastien Cuendet, Indrani Medhi, Kalika Bali, Edward Cutrell Amanda J Parkes, Connor Dickie

241 Panel AHQ Devotional Gardening Tools LSU Theory vs. Design-Driven Approaches for Behavior Tom Jenkins Change Research ASN Rosa I. Arriaga, Andrew D Miller, Elizabeth D Mynatt, Claudia Pagliari, Animal-Computer Interaction (ACI): Changing Erika Shehan Poole Perspective on HCI, Participation and Sustainability Clara Mancini 242AB Papers: Narrative and Materiality AAQ Morphing Agency: Deconstruction of an Agent with SJZ CHAIR: VOLKMAR PIPEK Transformative Agential Triggers Hirotaka Osawa, Michita Imai

PEQ Design-Driven Narrative: Using Stories to Prototype ARG AniThings: Animism and Heterogeneous Multiplicity and Build Immersive Design Worlds Philip A van Allen, Joshua McVeigh-Schultz, Brooklyn Brown, Hye Mi Kim, Eric Spaulding, Haakon Faste Daniel Lara

PTB Materials, Materiality, and Media AEL Smart Pose: Mobile Posture-aware System for Verena Fuchsberger, Martin Murer, Manfred Tscheligi Lowering Physical Health Risk of Smartphone Users Hosub Lee, Young Sang Choi, Sunjae Lee, Eunsoo Shim PMM Mobiles, Music, and Materiality Neha Kumar, Tapan S. Parikh 253 Course C20 – Unit 2/2

PMV Infrastructure and Vocation: Field, Calling, and CMU Designing Augmented Reality Experiences Computation in Ecology Mark Billinghurst, Henry Been-Lirn Duh Steven J Jackson, Sarah Barbrow

243 Course C19 – Unit 2/2

CCS Empirical Research Methods for Human-Computer Interaction Scott MacKenzie, Steven J Castellucci

17:30-19:00 Job Fair HALL MAILLOT 17:30-18:30 Video Showcase BORDEAUX

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BORDEAUX Papers: Design for Children HAVANE Papers: Visual Perception

SVK CHAIR: MICHAEL MULLER SJB CHAIR: PAUL MARSHALL

TQS Supporting Personal Narrative for Children with PND Influencing Visual Judgment through Affective Priming Complex Communication Needs Lane Harrison, Drew Skau, Steven Franconeri, Aidong Lu, Remco Chang Rolf Black, Annalu Waller, Ross Turner, Ehud Reiter PAT Play it by Ear: A Case for Serendipitous Discovery of PNR Design Research by Proxy: using Children as Places with Musicons Researchers to gain Contextual Knowledge about Anupriya Ankolekar, Thomas Sandholm, Louis Yu User Experience. Fenne van Doorn, Pieter Jan Stappers, Mathieu Gielen PCT Waves: Exploring Idiographic Design for Live Performance PDY FACIT PD: A Framework for Analysis and Creation of Jonathan Hook, John McCarthy, Peter Wright, Patrick Olivier Intergenerational Techniques for Participatory Design Greg Walsh, Elizabeth Foss, Jason Yip, Allison Druin PFT Effects of the Display Angle in Museums on User's Cognition, Behavior, and Subjective Responses NLT Three Tensions in Participatory Design for Inclusion Junko Ichino, Kazuo Isoda, Ayako Hanai, Tetsuya Ueda Harald Holone, Jo Herstad 351 Papers: Searching and Finding NET Interview Approaches to Researching Embodiment SNG Sara Price, Carey Jewitt CHAIR: LEONG-HWEE TEO

342A Papers: Evaluation Methods 3 PMP Costs and Benefits of Structured Information Foraging

SQE CHAIR: GLORIA MARK Aniket Kittur, Andrew M Peters, Abdigani Diriye, Trupti Telang, WEDNESDAY Michael R Bove

PCE Using Behavioral Data to Identify Interviewer PAX Supporting Orientation during Search Result Fabrication in Surveys Examination Benjamin Birnbaum, Gaetano Borriello, Abraham D Flaxman, Henry Feild, Ryen W White, Xin Fu Brian DeRenzi, Anna R Karlin PEC TrailMap: Facilitating Information Seeking in a Multi- PMH Footprint Tracker: Supporting Diary Studies with Scale Digital Map via Implicit Bookmarking Lifelogging Jian Zhao, Daniel J Wigdor, Ravin Balakrishnan Rúben Gouveia, Evangelos Karapanos NMQ Leading People to Longer Queries PGY Investigating Self-Reporting Behavior In Long-Term Elena Agapie, Gene Golovchinsky, Pernilla Qvarfordt Studies Andreas Möller, Matthias Kranz, Barbara Schmid, Luis Roalter, NJF Pirates of the Search Results Page Stefan Diewald Kathy K Baxter, Lori Wu Malahy, Jeremy Lubin

NHL The Effect of Global Instructions on Think-aloud 352 Papers: Mobile Gestures Testing SFG CHAIR: STEPHANE HUOT Sharon McDonald, Helen Petrie

NSU Reifying Social Movement Trajectories TYG “Spindex” (Speech Index) Enhances Menus on Touch Adam Fouse, Nadir Weibel, Christine Johnson, James D. Hollan Screen Devices with Tapping, Wheeling, and Flicking 361 Special Interest Group Myoung Hoon Jeon, Bruce N. Walker, Abhishek Srivastava

GQE UrbanIXD: Designing Human Interactions in the PNN Bezel-Tap Gestures: Quick Activation of Commands Networked City from Sleep Mode on Tablets Michael Smyth, Ingi Helgason, Martin Brynskov, Ivica Mitrovic, Marcos Serrano, Eric Lecolinet, Yves Guiard Gianluca Zaffiro PPZ iGrasp: Grasp-based Adaptive Keyboard for Mobile 362 Special Interest Group Devices Lung-Pan Cheng, Hsiang-Sheng Liang, Che-Yang Wu, Mike Y. Chen GJS CHI 2013 Human Work Interaction Design (HWID): Past History and Future Challenges NFX Multi-Touch Rotation Gestures: Performance and Torkil Clemmensen, Pedro F. Campos, Dinesh S. Katre, Jose Abdelnour Ergonomics Nocera, Arminda Guerra Lopes, Rikke Orngreen, Shailey Minocha Eve E Hoggan, John H Williamson, Antti Oulasvirta, Miguel A. Nacenta, Per Ola Kristensson, Anu Lehtiö

NLX iRotateGrasp: Automatic Screen Rotation based on 17:30-18:30 Video Showcase BORDEAUX Grasp of Mobile Devices Lung-Pan Cheng, Meng Han Lee, Che-Yang Wu, Fang-I Hsiao, Yen-Ting Liu, Hsiang-Sheng Liang, Yi-Ching Chiu, Ming-Sui Lee, Mike Y. Chen

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9:00-10:20 Special Joint CHI-ECRC Plenary GRAND AMPHITHEATER KSP Keynote Speaker: Vint Cerf, Google & ACM President 10:20-11:00 Conversations with a Computer Coffee Break HALL MAILLOT

10:20-11:00 Interactivity HALL MAILLOT 242A Papers: Perception and Awareness List on page 65 SNY CHAIR: JOANNA MCGRENERE

10:20-11:00 Posters Spotlight 2 HALL MAILLOT PDC Modeling How People Extract Color Themes from Images Augmented Reality Emotions Game/Play Sharon Derie Lin, Pat Hanrahan Gesture Inputs PDA & Mobile Tabletops & Displays Tactile UI Design PNU Reducing Disruption from Subtle Information Ubiquitous Computing Visualization Sustainability Delivery during a Conversation: Mode and Bandwidth Web & E-commerce Investigation List on page 60 Eyal Ofek, Shamsi T Iqbal, Karin Strauss

List on page 57 PMU Adaptive Automation and Cue Invocation: The Effect of Cue Timing on Operator Error BLEU Papers: Design for Developers Daniel I Gartenberg, Leonard Breslow, Joo Park, Malcolm McCurry, Greg Trafton SHT CHAIR: STEVEN DRUCKER NRB Distraction Beyond the Driver: Predicting the Effects of In-Vehicle Interaction on Surrounding Traffic PCZ The Whats and Hows of Programmers’ Foraging Diets Dario D. Salvucci David J Piorkowski, Scott D. Fleming, Irwin Kwan, Margaret M Burnett, Christopher Scaffidi, Rachel K. E. Bellamy, Joshua Jordahl NDN I Feel For My Avatar: Embodied Perception in VEs Sangseok You, S. Shyam Sundar PAU How Tools in IDEs Shape Developers' Navigation Behavior 242B Papers Jan-Peter Krämer, Thorsten Karrer, Joachim Kurz, Moritz Wittenhagen, Jan Borchers SEE CHAIR: DANIEL WIGDOR

PLB Webzeitgeist: Design Mining the Web Ranjitha Kumar, Arvind Satyanarayan, Cesar A Torres, Maxine Lim, PKX Testing the Robustness and Performance of Spatially Salman A Ahmad, Scott R Klemmer, Jerry O Talton Consistent Interfaces Joey Scarr, Andy Cockburn, Carl Gutwin, Sylvain Malacria NMZ Informal Cognitive Walkthroughs (ICW): Paring Down and Pairing Up for an Agile World PGJ Canyon: Providing Location Awareness of Multiple Valentina I Grigoreanu, Manal Mohanna Moving Objects in a Detail View on Large Displays Alexandra Ion, Y.-L. Betty Chang, Michael Haller, Mark Hancock, NTQ Picode: Inline Photos Representing Posture Data in Stacey D. Scott Source Code Jun Kato, Daisuke Sakamoto, Takeo Igarashi PMD Designing Graphical Menus for Novices and Experts: Connecting Design Characteristics with Design Goals 241 Panel Krystian Samp

LMT We Need to Talk: HCI and the Delicate Topic of NHH Binocular Cursor: Enabling Selection on Transparent Spoken Language Interaction Displays Troubled by Binocular Parallax Cosmin Munteanu, Matt Jones, Steve Whittaker, Sharon L. Oviatt, Joon Hyub Lee, Seok-Hyung Bae Nitendra Rajput, Gerald Penn, Amit A. Nanavati, Stephen A Brewster NTC Studying Spatial Memory and Map Navigation Performance on Projector Phones with Peephole Interaction Bonifaz Kaufmann, David Ahlström 12:20-14:00 Lunch Break 243 Course C22 – Unit 1/2 Restaurants, bakeries CBU Designing What to Design: A Task-Focused & supermarkets available nearby Conceptual Model Jeff A Johnson

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ECRC All ECRC sessions are open 8:30-9:00 Industry Days BORDEAUX European Computing Devices • Social Media • Design Thinking Research Congress to CHI attendees on Thursday

251 Papers: Autism BORDEAUX Papers: Information Visualization

SSY CHAIR: BILGE MUTLU SHX CHAIR: PIERRE DRAGICEVIC

PKV Why Do They Still Use Paper? Understanding Data PGS Interactive Horizon Graphs: Improving the Compact Collection and Use in Autism Education Visualization of Multiple Time Series Gabriela Marcu, Kevin Tassini, Quintin Carlson, Jillian Goodwyn, Charles Perin, Frédéric Vernier, Jean-Daniel Fekete Gabrielle Rivkin, Kevin J Schaefer, Anind K Dey, Sara Kiesler PDB Patina: Dynamic Heatmaps for Visualizing Application PSZ TOBY: Early Intervention in Autism through Technology Usage Svetha Venkatesh, Stewart Greenhill, Dinh Q Phung, Thi Duong, Justin Matejka, Tovi Grossman, George Fitzmaurice Brett Adams PSE Evaluation of Alternative Glyph Designs for Time Series PSH Evaluation of Tablet Apps to Encourage Social Data in a Small Multiple Setting Interaction in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders Johannes Fuchs, Fabian Fischer, Florian Mansmann, Enrico Bertini, Juan Pablo Hourcade, Stacy R Williams, Ellen A Miller, Kelsey E Huebner, Petra Isenberg Lucas J Liang PQY Motif Simplification: Improving Network Visualization PGL Investigating the Use of Circles in Social Networks to Readability with Fan, Connector, and Clique Glyphs Support Independence of Individuals with Autism Cody Dunne, Ben Shneiderman Hwajung Hong, Svetlana Yarosh, Jennifer G Kim, Gregory D Abowd, Rosa I. Arriaga 361 Course C25 – Unit 1/2

252A Course C24 – Unit 1/2 CDQ Designing Search Usability Tony Russell-Rose CQN Storyboarding for Designers and Design Researchers

Pieter Jan Stappers, Gert Pasman 362 Special Interest Group THURSDAY

252B alt.chi: Spirit and Mind GKU Science vs. Science: the Complexities of Interdisciplinary Research SAS CHAIR: SUSAN WYCHE Clare J Hooper, David Millard, Jill Fantauzzacoffin, Joseph 'Jofish' Kaye

HAVANE Papers: Social Media Practices APJ Embodying Neuroplastic Change Danielle Wilde SBU CHAIR: SEAN MUNSON

ACN PIXEE: Pictures, Interaction and Emotional Expression PJJ Margaret E Morris, Carl S Marshall, Mira calix, Murad Al Haj, PJJ Limiting, Leaving, and (re)Lapsing: An Exploration of James Scott MacDougall, Douglas Carmean Facebook Non-Use Practices and Experiences Eric P. S. Baumer, Phil Adams, Vera D Khovanskaya, Tony C. Liao, ALE Beyond the Basic Emotions: What Should Affective Madeline E. Smith, Victoria Schwanda Sosik, Kaiton Williams Computing Compute? Sidney D'Mello, Rafael A. Calvo PEN Predicting Postpartum Changes in Emotion and Behavior via Social Media ARX Neurodiversity & HCI Munmun De Choudhury, Scott Counts, Eric Horvitz Nicholas Sheep Dalton PHE “I read my Twitter the next morning and was AQQ Mediated Meditation: Cultivating Mindfulness with astonished” A Conversational Perspective on Twitter Regrets Sonic Cradle Manya Sleeper, Justin Cranshaw, Patrick Gage Kelley, Blase Ur, Jay Vidyarthi, Bernhard E. Riecke Alessandro Acquisti, Lorrie Faith Cranor, Norman Sadeh

ADE Spirituality: There’s an App for That! (But Not a Lot of PHP Understanding Motivations for Facebook Use: Usage Research) Metrics, Network Structure, and Privacy Elizabeth A Buie, Mark A. Blythe Tasos Spiliotopoulos, Ian Oakley 253 Course

CLX HTML5 Game Development BORDEAUX Jim Parker 12:30-14:00 Videos List on page 55

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BLEU Papers: Different Perspectives 242B Papers

SPF CHAIR: JANET VERTESI SPF CHAIR: FLORIAN MUELLER

PHQ What is "Critical" About Critical Design? PJH The Design Space of Body Games: Technological, Jeffrey Bardzell, Shaowen Bardzell Physical, and Social Design. Elena Márquez Segura, Annika Waern, Carolina Johansson, Jin Moen PGX Mind the Theoretical Gap: Interpreting, Using, and Developing Behavioral Theory in HCI Research PTT Seeing Movement Qualities Eric B. Hekler, Predrag Klasnja, Jon E. Froehlich, Matthew P. Buman Helena M. Mentis, Carolina Johansson

PMJ Beyond Digital and Physical Objects: The Intellectual TKU ExoBuilding: Physiologically Driven Adaptive Work as a Concept of Interest for HCI Architecture Melanie D Feinberg Holger M Schnädelbach, Ainojie Irune, David S Kirk, Kevin Glover, Patrick R Brundell NRX Critical Perspective on Persuasive Technology Reconsidered NCU CrashAlert: Enhancing Peripheral Alertness for Eyes- Fahri Yetim Busy Mobile Interaction while Walking Juan David Hincapié-Ramos, Pourang Irani NFM How Categories Come to Matter Lucian Leahu, Marisa Leavitt Cohn, Wendy March NCK Three Perspectives on Behavior Change for Serious Games 241 Panel Joshua G Tanenbaum, Alissa N Antle, John Robinson

LUM The Future of HCI Publishing in Journals and Books 243 Course C22 – Unit 2/2 Joseph 'Jofish' Kaye, Beverley Ford, Dianne Murray, Doug Sery, Peter Thomas, Steve Whittaker, Shumin Zhai CBU Designing What to Design: A Task-Focused Conceptual Model 242A Papers: Multi-Device Interaction Jeff A Johnson

SFD CHAIR: KASPER HORNBÆK

TEX Designing a Multi-Slate Reading Environment to Support Active Reading Activities Nicholas Y Chen, François V Guimbretière, Abigail J Sellen 15:20-16:00 PBB Personal Clipboards for Individual Copy-and-Paste on Coffee Break Shared Multi-User Surfaces LEVEL 2 & 3 Dominik Schmidt, Corina Sas, Hans W Gellersen

PAN Collaborative Sensemaking on a Digital Tabletop and Personal Tablets: Prioritization, Comparisons, and Tableaux ECRC All ECRC sessions are open James R Wallace, Stacey D. Scott, Carolyn G. MacGregor European Computing Research Congress to CHI attendees on Thursday PPF A Comparative Evaluation of Touch-Based Methods to Bind Mobile Devices for Collaborative Interactions Tero Jokela, Andrés Lucero

CC - Photographer: Benh Lieu Song

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251 Papers: Understanding Privacy BORDEAUX Papers: Design Strategies

SPM CHAIR: SERGE EGELMAN SEH CHAIR: JODI FORLIZZI

PMK Privacy as Part of the App Decision-Making Process PCY Slow Design for Meaningful Interactions Patrick Gage Kelley, Lorrie Faith Cranor, Norman Sadeh Barbara Grosse-Hering, Jon Mason, Dzmitry Aliakseyeu, Conny A. Bakker, Pieter M.A. Desmet PQG "Everybody Knows What You’re Doing": A Critical Design Approach to Personal Informatics TFS All you Need is Love: Current Strategies of Mediating Vera D Khovanskaya, Eric P. S. Baumer, Dan Cosley, Stephen A Voida, Intimate Relationships through Technology Geri Gay Marc Hassenzahl, Stephanie Heidecker, Kai Eckoldt, Sarah Diefenbach, Uwe Hillmann PDR Shifting Dynamics or Breaking Sacred Traditions? The Role of Technology in Twelve-Step Fellowships PAB Making Design Probes Work Svetlana Yarosh Jayne Wallace, John McCarthy, Peter C Wright, Patrick Olivier

NNY Taking Data Exposure into Account: How Does It PLG Indoor Weather Stations: Investigating a Ludic Affect the Choice of Sign-in Accounts? Approach to Environmental HCI Through Batch Prototyping Shahar Ronen, Oriana Riva, Maritza Johnson, Donald Thompson William W Gaver, John Bowers, Kirsten Boehner, Andy Boucher, David W T Cameron, Mark Hauenstein, Nadine Jarvis, Sarah Pennington NKF Understanding the Privacy-Personalization Dilemma for Web Search: A User Perspective 361 Course C25 – Unit 2/2 Saurabh Panjwani, Nisheeth Shrivastava, Saurabh Shukla, Sharad Jaiswal CDQ Designing Search Usability Tony Russell-Rose 252A Course C24 – Unit 2/2

CQN Storyboarding for Designers and Design Researchers 362 Special Interest Group Pieter Jan Stappers, Gert Pasman GGN Visions and Visioning in CHI Aaron J Quigley, Alan J Dix, Wendy E. Mackay, Hiroshi Ishii, Jürgen Steimle 252B Case studies: In the Wild

SBG CHAIR: JONATHAN ARNOWITZ HAVANE Papers: Tensions in Social Media

YLF Automotive HMI Test Package: An Exploitable SCC CHAIR: VALENTINA NISI

Approach to Study In-Car HMIs THURSDAY

David Wilfinger, Alexander Meschtscherjakov, Nicole Perterer, PTR Martin Murer, Arno Laminger, Manfred Tscheligi Reveal-it!: The Impact of a Social Visualization Projection on Public Awareness and Discourse YPQ The Democratization of Mission Control Nina Valkanova, Sergi Jorda, Martin Tomitsch, Andrew Vande Moere Jay Trimble, Tom Dayton, Alan Crocker PFN Social Media and the Police—Tweeting Practices of YYP We'll Take It From Here: Letting the Users Take Charge British Police Forces during the August 2011 Riots of the Evaluation and Why That Turned Out Well Sebastian Denef, Petra S. Bayerl, Nico A. Kaptein Cosmin Munteanu, Helene Fournier, Jean-François Lapointe, Bruno Emond, Irina Kondratova PEM Whoo.ly: Facilitating Information Seeking For Hyperlocal Communities Using Social Media YFR Multi-modal Location-Aware System for Paratrooper Yuheng Hu, Shelly D. Farnham, Andrés Monroy-Hernández Team Coordination Danielle N Cummings, Manoj Prasad, George R Lucchese, TJZ Co-Narrating a Conflict: An Interactive Tabletop to Christopher L Aikens, Tracy A Hammond Facilitate Attitudinal Shifts Massimo Zancanaro, Oliviero Stock, Zvi Eisikovits, Chaya Koren, 253 Course Patrice (Tamar) L Weiss

CLX HTML5 Game Development Jim Parker

16:00-17:20 Closing Plenary GRAND AMPHITHEATER KCP Keynote Speaker: Bruno Latour, Sciences Po, Paris From Aggregation to Navigation: A Few Challenges for Social Theory

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 WORKSHOPS IWC Enter these 3-letter codes in the search box CHI 2013 workshops take place at Université Paris-Dauphine on of the CHI 2013 Mobile App to go directly Saturday April 27 and Sunday April 28. Workshops are accessible only to the corresponding session or presentation to pre-registered attendees.

W01 RepliCHI - The Workshop - M. Wilson, P. Resnick, D. Coyle, KDU W22 Methods of Working with Teenagers in Interaction KTZ E. Chi Design - J. Read, M. Horton, O. Iversen, D. Fitton, L. Little W02 Geographic Human-Computer Interaction - B. Hecht, KEX W23 The Future of Personal Video Communication: KUN J. Schöning, M. Haklay, L. Capra, A. Mashhadi, L. Terveen, Moving Beyond Talking Heads to Shared Experiences M. Kwan - E. Oduor, C. Neustaedter, G. Venolia, T. Judge W03 Workshop on Human Computer Interaction in Third KFL W24 POST_SUSTAINABILITY: A CHI Sustainability KXS Places. - R. Calderon, S. Fels, J. Anacleto Community Workshop - C. Preist, D. Busse, L. Nathan, W04 Organic Experiences: (Re)shaping Interactions KQE S. Mann with Deformable Displays - J. Alexander, R. Brotman, W25 Exploring the Diversity of Families: Designing KCS D. Holman, A. Younkin, R. Vertegaal, J. Kildal, A. Lucero, A. Roudaut, Technologies for the Contemporary Family Life - S. Subramanian K. Kazakos, E. Bales, C. Neustaedter, S. Yarosh, J. Kaye, D. Kirk - A. Chatham, B. Schouten, C. Toprak, F. Mueller, KXE W05 Game Jam W26 Explorations in Social Interaction Design - E. Giaccardi, KEJ M. Deen, R. Bernhaupt, R. Khot, S. Pijnappel L. Ciolfi, E. Hornecker, C. Speed, S. Bardzell, P. Stappers, W06 Personal Informatics in the Wild: Hacking Habits for KYG P. Hekkert, M. Rozendaal Health & Happiness - I. Li, J. Froehlich, J. Larsen, G. Catherine, W27 Designing Gamification: Creating Gameful and Playful KFZ E. Ramirez Experiences - S. Deterding, S. Björk, L. Nacke, D. Dixon, W07 Designing Social Media for Change - N. Kamal, S. Fels, KAN E. Lawley M. Fergusson, J. Preece, D. Cosley, S. Munson W28 MediCHI: Safer Interaction in Medical Devices - Y. Li, KHC W08 Exploring and Enhancing the User Experience for TV KBC C. Vincent, P. Masci, H. Thimbleby, X. Ding - J. Jain, M. Evans, V. Vinayagamoorthy W29 Blended Interaction: Envisioning Future Collaborative KHQ W09 Interactive City Lighting - D. Aliakseyeu, H. van Essen, KBQ Interactive Spaces - H. Jetter, R. Dachselt, H. Reiterer, A. Lucero, J. Mason, B. Meerbeek, E. den Ouden, A. Wiethoff A. Quigley, D. Benyon, M. Haller W10 Gaze Interaction in the Post-WIMP World - A. Bulling, KCE W30 Experiencing Interactivity in Public Spaces (EIPS) - KKU R. Dachselt, A. Duchowski, R. Jacob, S. Stellmach, V. Sundstedt K. Väänänen-Vainio-Mattila, J. Häkkilä, A. Cassinelli, J. Müller, E. Rukzio, A. Schmidt W11 Let’s talk about Failures: Why was the Game for KDG Children not a Success? - C. Moser, M. Tscheligi, B. Zaman, W31 Workshop on Engaging the Human-Computer KLJ V. Vanden Abeele, L. Geurts, M. Vandewaetere, P. Markopoulos, Interaction Community With Public Policymaking P. Wyeth, J. Hofstätter Internationally - J. Lazar, S. Barbosa, J. Gulliksen, T. McEwan, L. Martinez Normand, P. Palanque, R. Prates, J. Tsai, M. Winckler, W12 HCI Fieldwork in Healthcare - Creating a Graduate KGN V. Wulf Guidebook - D. Furniss, A. O'Kane, R. Randell, S. Taneva, H. Mentis, A. Blandford W32 Displays Take New Shape: An Agenda for Future KPC Interactive Surfaces - J. Steimle, H. Benko, A. Cassinelli, W13 Methods for Studying Technology in the Home - KJE T. Coughlan, M. Brown, S. Martindale, R. Comber, T. Ploetz, H. Ishii, D. Leithinger, P. Maes, I. Poupyrev K. Leder Mackley, V. Mitchell, S. Baurley W33 Third Mobile Accessibility Workshop - T. Guerreiro, KPQ S. Abou-Zahra, J. Bigham, L. Carriço, D. Gonçalves, Y. Yesilada W14 Changing Perspectives of Time in HCI - S. Lindley, KJS R. Corish, E. Kosmack Vaara, P. Ferreira, V. Simbelis W34 Patient–Clinician Communication: The Roadmap for KQS - R. Patel, L. Wilcox, A. Back, M. Czerwinski, P. Gorman, W15 Motherhood and HCI - M. Balaam, J. Robertson, KKG HCI G. Fitzpatrick, R. Say, G. Hayes, M. Mazmanian, B. Parmar E. Horvitz, W. Pratt KRG W16 Games User Research: Practice, Methods, and KLX W35 Evaluation Methods for Creativity Support - A. Kerne, C. Latulipe, S. Drucker, L. Candy, Applications - P. Mirza-Babaei, V. Zammitto, J. Niesenhaus, Environments M. Sangin, L. Nacke K. Höök, A. Webb, E. Carroll KRU W17 Crafting Interactive Systems: Learning from Digital KML W36 Many People, Many Eyes: Aggregating Influences - Art Practice - R. Taylor, G. Schofield, J. Hook, K. Ladha, of Visual Perception on User Interface Design J. Bowers, P. Wright K. Reinecke, D. Flatla, E. Solovey, C. Gutwin, K. Gajos, J. Heer KTL W18 POWERWALL: Int. Workshop on Interactive, Ultra- KMZ W37 Avec le Temps! Time, Tempo, and Turns in Human- - J. Thomas, P. Yue, T. Erickson, High-Resolution Displays - C. Rooney, J. Fekete, A. Endert, Computer Interaction. C. North, K. Hornbæk E. Blevis, C. Letondal, A. Tabard KVC W19 Designing For- and With- Vulnerable People - J. Vines, KNN W38 FAB at CHI: Digital Fabrication Tools, Design, and R. McNaney, R. Clarke, S. Lindsay, J. McCarthy, S. Howard, Community - D. Mellis, S. Follmer, B. Hartmann, L. Buechley, M. Romero, J. Wallace M. Gross W20 Made for Sharing: HCI Stories of Transfer, Triumph KSJ W39 Reclaiming Repair: Maintenance and Mending as KVQ and Tragedy - E. Law, E. Hvannberg, A. Vermeeren, G. Cockton, Methods for Design - D. Rosner, S. Jackson, G. Hertz, T. Jokela L. Houston, N. Rangaswamy W21 Designing and Evaluating Sociability in Online Video KSX W40 Grand Challenges in Text Entry - P. Kristensson, KYU S. Brewster, J. Clawson, M. Dunlop, L. Findlater, P. Isokoski, Games - G. Christou, E. Law, D. Geerts, L. Nacke, P. Zaphiris B. Martin, A. Oulasvirta, K. Vertanen, A. Waller

52 | ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems CHI2013 STUDENT EVENTS

 DOCTORAL CONSORTIUM  STUDENT RESEARCH COMPETITION The CHI 2013 Doctoral Consortium provides an opportunity for The CHI 2013 Student Research Competition is a forum for Doctoral students to explore and develop their research interests undergraduate and graduate students to showcase their research, in an interdisciplinary workshop, under the guidance of a panel of exchange ideas, and improve their communication skills while distinguished researchers. competing for prizes at CHI 2013. Sponsored by Microsoft Research, The Consortium is held on Saturday and Sunday, 27-28 April 2013, the SRC is a branch of the ACM Student Research Competition. SRC at Université Paris-Dauphine and is open only to the selected winners are announced at the Closing Plenary. participants and the jury. The CHI 2013 attendees can meet the Monday participants at the poster session on Monday afternoon. 16:00 - 17:20 (Room 361) Judging (jury & competitors only) Tuesday Monday 10:20 - 11:00 (Hall Maillot) Meet the authors at their posters 14:00 - 19:30 (Hall Maillot) Poster session Wednesday 16:00 - 17:20 (Room 252A) Presentations 15:20 - 16:00 (Hall Maillot) Meet the poster authors Jury Geraldine Fitzpatrick Vienna University of Technology, Austria Faculty Andrea Forte Drexel University, USA Marti Hearst (Chair) University of California, Berkeley, USA Youn-kyung Lim KAIST, South Korea Carl Gutwin University of Saskatchewan, Canada Janet Read University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom Jens Riegelsberger Google, USA Joseph A. Konstan University of Minnesota, USA Orit Shaer Wellesley College, USA Zhengjie Liu Dalian Maritime University, China Finalists Gary Olson University of California, Irvine, USA Quantifying and Reducing the Cost of Web Edits - E. Benson SRZ Abigail Sellen Microsoft Research, United Kingdom Adapting Arcade Games for Learning - C. Cai SRG What Makes Online Health Information Credible for Older SRE Participants Adults?: An Exploratory Study - W. Choi Math Manipulation for Students with Impaired Vision - DVM Human Cognitive Measurement as a Metric within Usability SRK N. Alajarmeh Studies - M. Crabb Nurturing Children’s Creative Practice through Micro- DSM Seizure Frequency Analysis Mobile Application: The SRU Enactments - S. Chu Yew Yee Participatory Design of an Interface with and for Caregivers - H. Ellis Multi-Player Online Video Games for Cognitive DCZ Rehabilitation - J. Colman Couple Collaboration: a Design Research Exploration - L. He SRQ SRD SYSSON: A Systematic Procedure to Develop Sonifications DQZ Foot Position as Indicator of Spatial Interest at Public - B. Huber - V. Goudarzi Displays Sweat-Atoms: Crafting Physical Objects with Everyday SRR Influencing the User Experience through Unexpected DMZ Exercise - R. Khot Events - A. Gross ToolScape: Enhancing the Learning Experience of How-to SRT Supporting Behavioral Differences and Changes in Personal DBM Videos - J. Kim Task Management - M. Haraty Re-Imagining Persuasion: Designing for Self-Transcendence - SRN Materializing Trust as an Understandable Digital Concept - DLM B. Knowles C. Hochleitner Smart Subtitles for Language Learning - G. Kovacs SRM Digital Arts for End-users: Learning from Traditional Craft DFZ Real-Time Conversational Crowd Assistants - W. Lasecki SRP Practice - R. Kazi Theseus: Understanding Asynchronous Code - T. Lieber SRA Development of a Taxonomy to Improve Human-Robot- DHM Multiverse: Crowd Algorithms on Existing Interfaces - SRY - N. Mirnig Interaction Through Multimodal Robot Feedback K. Murray Blackgammon: A Grounded Participatory Design of a DZM Real-time Trip Planning with the Crowd - J. Rafidi SRL Preconception Health Promotion ‘Alternate Reality Game’ SRX for Adolescent Indigenous Australian Women - M. Muscat Accessible Clothing Tags: Designing for Individuals with Visual Impairments - K. Ringland Using Robot-Mediated Communication to Improve Remote DJZ HandSonor: A Customizable Vision-based Control Interface SRB Collaboration - I. Rae for Musical Expression - S. Sridhar Design and Evaluation of Proxemics-Aware Environments to DTZ Measuring the Effects of Human Likeness and Eeriness on SRH Support Navigation in Large Information Spaces - R. Rädle Empathetic Associations with a Primed Categorization task Exploiting Spatial Memory to Design Efficient Command DEM - P. Srinivas Interfaces - J. Scarr Visualizing the Performance of Classification Algorithms with SRS Inferential Methods in Interaction, Usability and User DPM Additional Re-Annotated Data - M. Torkildson Experience - H. Vrzakova Different Strokes for Different Folks: Individual Stress SRV Response as Manifested in Typed Text - L. Vizer Automation of VUI to GUI Mapping - A. Wagner DXZ Seek It or Let It Come: How Designers Achieve Inspirations SRF - M. Zhao

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 STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION  STUDENT GAME COMPETITION This is the 11th year of the CHI Student Design Competition. This The Games and Entertainment Special Community created this year’s conference theme “Changing Perspectives” focuses our design competition to showcase student work in areas of game design challenge on the importance of perception and knowledge as a goal and development that connect strongly to the CHI community and value of design. of research and practice. Students submitted games as well as Collaboration is a social strategy that is evidenced in both the extended abstracts clarifying innovative aspects of their work. The harvesting and seeding of crowdsourced data. Crowdsourcing has jury selected three finalist games in each category— Games for a appropriated technologies from social networks; there is a rich Purpose, Innovative Interface and Innovative Game Design—and the context of sensory-rich date from biometric, neo-analog, DIY culture winner in each category will be announced at the awards session on and geophysical sensing that expands our ability to enrich or shift our Wednesday afternoon. perspectives and our knowledge. CHI attendees can play the games on Wednesday morning in the This year’s challenge is to design an object, interface, system, or service Foyer Bleu (level 2, next to Amphithéâtre Bleu). The SGC winners are intended to help us develop and share awareness, understanding or announced at the Closing Plenary. appreciation for our collective and collaborative crowd experience as Games for a Purpose: Games submitted to this category are designed it relates to our changing perspectives through collaboration. not just to entertain, but also to accomplish some end goal. Examples The SDC winners are announced at the Closing Plenary. include games for health, learning games, journalistic games. Innovative Interface: Games submitted to this category push the Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning boundaries of current interface practice. Examples include the use Poster session (Hall Maillot) Meet the authors at the breaks of gesture, multi-touch, or haptics; voice input; use of sensors such Wednesday as breathing or heart rate; and augmented reality games for mobile platforms. 16:00 - 17:20 (Room 251) Presentations Innovative Game Design: Games submitted to this category push Jury the boundaries of current game mechanics and/or design. Examples Steve Benford University of Nottingham, United Kingdom include games that add novel mechanics that have not been used Elisa Giaccardi Delft University of Technology, Netherlands before, add new visual or audio themes/dynamics, explore new mixes of mechanics, story and character elements, automated techniques Lian Loke University of Sydney, Australia for adaptive designs, or explore new forms of interaction that are Carman Neustaedter Simon Fraser University, Canada thought provoking. Finalists Wednesday Paléo: A Collaborative System for Social Conciliation - T. Aubé, SDG H. Savoie, M. Theriault, S. Turgeon-Girard 9:00 - 12:20 (Foyer Bleu) Demonstrations by the finalists Xpress: Crowdsourcing Native Speakers to Learn Colloquial SDE 16:00 - 17:20 (Room 251) Presentations and awards Expressions in a Second Language - Y. Chang, S. Chou, M. Liu, S. Ruan, L. Li Jury Comic Circuit: An Online Community for the Creation and SDD Seth Cooper University of Washington, USA Consumption of News Comics - B. Chen, R. Jablonsky, J. Margines, Heather Desurvire User Behavioristics Research, Inc., USA R. Gupta, S. Thakkar Magy Seif El-Nasr Northeastern University, USA Wonder Album: Cultural Awareness Through Knowledge SDM Creation - C. Chen, J. Forney, M. Moreau, M. Stallings Finalists Markitup: Crowdsourced Collaborative Reading - L. Chircop, SDJ J. Radhakrishnan, L. Selener, J. Chiu Card Board: A Flexible Environment for Any Game, Anyone, SGV Any Moment - G. Cheung KAVA: The Virtual Experience of Urban Sharing - SDB ATUM – Applying Multi-layer Game Design and SGK N. Fouad Amirouche, J. Lavigne, M. Lafond, M. Monette Environmental Storytelling - M. Clavero Jimenez, T. Buijtenweg SDL YiVi: A System which Organizes, Promotes and Umbra: Beyond Avatars: A Gaming Installation using SGP Democratizes Social Participation in the Indigenous Shadows - A. Goldman, D. Teixeira, S. Tranquada, J. Silva, A. Alves, B. Han, Communities in Mexico. - G. Hernández Salvador, A. Ramírez Ortiz, J. Diaz, C. Camacho P. Ramírez Ramos, E. Sánchez iSpine: A Motion-Sensing Edutainment System for Improving SGM Let's Chalk! Strengthening Communities Through Play - SDK Children’s Spinal Health - S. Hsu, W. Tseng, F. Hsu, Y. Lo M. Jennex, S. Louraine, S. Miller, A. Rosenzweig Castillo Machineers: Playfully Introducing Programming to Children - SGR Strive: Student-Athletes Transitioning with Camaraderie and SDN H. Lode, N. Gamsgaard Frederiksen, G. Franchi - T. Kennedy, D. Ellis, V. Pasupuleti, A. Williams, Y. Ye Competition Forgotten Island: A Story-Driven Citizen Science Adventure SGF Maater: Crowdsourcing to Improve Online Journalism - SDH - N. Prestopnik, D. Souid R. Liaw, A. Zilnik, M. Baldwin, S. Butler Celestia: A Vocal Interaction Music Game - Y. SHI, C. YANG SGD AME-C Raising Awareness for a Life Free of Gender SDF Squidge: An Integrated Game Controller - T. Smith SGT - J. Rojas López, S. López Hayna, M. Jiménez Guzmán Violence Wake Up Call - M. Ziegler SGH

54 | ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems CHI2013 COURSES – VIDEOS

 COURSES  VIDEOS Courses allow CHI attendees to extend their knowledge beyond Videos offer a variety of perspectives on human-computer interaction, their current community and their current areas of expertise. including future envisionments, reflective and humorous pieces, novel Courses are taught in one to three 80-minute units. interfaces and research studies relevant to HCI. Videos are played Pre-registration is required. The Course Notes you receive at daily at the lunch breaks and a selection of the best are screened registration serve as your entry ticket. You may register for courses at the Video Showcase Wednesday evening, followed by the Golden that have not yet been filled at the Registration Desk in the lobby Mouse award ceremony. The People’s Choice video award winners area on the ground level. are announced at the Closing Plenary. Monday Courses Monday to Thursday C01 User Interface Design and Adaptation for Multi- CRL Device Environments - F. Paternò 12:30 - 14:00 (Bordeaux Amphitheater) Video show Wednesday C02 Six Steps to Successful UX in an Agile World - H. Beyer, CJE K. Holtzblatt 17:30 - 18h30 (Bordeaux Amphitheater) Video Showcase

C03 Rapid Design Labs—A Tool to Turbocharge Design- CVZ Videos Led Innovation - J. Nieters, C. Thompson, A. Pande Revel: Programming the Sense of Touch - O. Bau, I. Poupyrev, VAU C04 Body, Whys & Videotape: Applying Somatic Techniques CYU M. Le Goc, L. Galliot, M. Glisson to User Experience in HCI - T. Schiphorst, L. Loke SkyWords: an Engagement Machine at Chicago City Hall - VNS C05 Practical Statistics for User Experience Part I - J. Sauro, CPQ L. Braun, J. Rivera, K. Hindi, L. Lin, J. Mello, K. Patel, A. Mathew J. Lewis ReMind. A Transformational Object for Procrastinators - VDR C06 Agile User Experience and UCD - W. Hudson CGJ J. Brechmann, M. Hassenzahl, M. Laschke, M. Digel CVC C07 Speech-based Interaction: Myths, Challenges, and Virtualized Reality - J. Brieger, J. Ota VNH Opportunities - C. Munteanu, G. Penn GravitySpace: Tracking Users and Their Poses in a Smart VQJ Tuesday Courses Room Using a Pressure-Sensing Floor - A. Bränzel, C. Holz, C08 User Experience Evaluation Methods – Which CAX D. Hoffmann, D. Schmidt, M. Knaust, P. Lühne, R. Meusel, S. Richter, Method to Choose? - V. Roto, A. Vermeeren, K. Väänänen- P. Baudisch Vainio-Mattila, E. Law, M. Obrist UnoJoy!: A Library for Rapid Video Game Prototyping using VYH C09 Choice and Decision Making for HCI - A. Jameson CZS Arduino - A. Chatham, W. Walmink, F. Mueller C10 Cognitive Crash Dummies: Predicting Performance CSJ iRotateGrasp: Automatic Screen Rotation based on Grasp VTQ from Early Prototypes - B. John of Mobile Devices - L. Cheng, M. Lee, C. Wu, F. Hsiao, Y. Liu, H. Liang, C11 Analyzing Social Media Systems - S. Farnham, E. Kiciman CUE Y. Chiu, M. Lee, M. Chen C12 Practical Statistics for User Experience Part II - J. Sauro, CTG iGrasp: Grasp-based Adaptive Keyboard for Mobile Devices VUB J. Lewis - L. Cheng, H. Liang, C. Wu, M. Chen C13 Expert Reviews – For Experts - R. Molich CKC HeartLink: Open Broadcast of Live Biometric Data to Social VMC Networks - F. Curmi, M. Ferrario, J. Southern, J. Whittle C14 Make This! Introduction to Electronics Prototyping CXX Using Arduino - W. Ju, D. Sirkin Cheers – Alcohol-aware Strobing Ice Cubes - D. Dand VGP C15 Card Sorting for Navigation Design - W. Hudson CFL What's Cookin?: A Platform for Remote Collaboration - VVR C. Ervin, D. Dand, R. Hemsley, D. Nunez, L. Perovich Wednesday Courses Bridging Book: a Not-So-Electronic Children’s Picturebook - VJQ CNS C16 The Past 100 Years of the Future: CHI/HCI/UX in Sci- A. Figueiredo, A. Pinto, N. Zagalo, P. Branco Fi Movies and Television - A. Marcus SPRWeb: Preserving Subjective Responses to Website VXC - F. Steinicke, CHG C17 Interactive Walking in Virtual Environments Colour Schemes through Automatic Recolouring - D. Flatla, Y. Visell, J. Campos, A. Lécuyer K. Reinecke, C. Gutwin, K. Gajos CKZ C18 Designing with and for Children in the 21st Century: Engineering: Upfront effort, downstream pay-back - D. Furniss, VBQ - A. Druin, J. Fails, M. Guha, Techniques and Practices A. Blandford, B. John G. Walsh MorePhone: An Actuated Shape Changing Flexible VHU CCS C19 Empirical Research Methods for Human-Computer Smartphone - A. Gomes, A. Nesbitt, R. Vertegaal Interaction - S. MacKenzie, S. Castellucci Conductive Inkjet Printed DIY Music Control Surface - VUL - CMU C20 Designing Augmented Reality Experiences N. Gong, N. Zhao, J. Paradiso M. Billinghurst, H. Duh Mixsourcing: Turn This into That - S. Hallacher, J. Rodenhouse, VZD - G. Marsden, CEN C21 Interaction Design for Social Development A. Monroy-Hernandez M. Jones LightCloth: Senseable Illuminating Optical Fiber Cloth VPN Thursday Courses for Creating Interactive Surfaces - S. Hashimoto, R. Suzuki, C22 Designing What to Design: A Task-Focused CBU Y. Kamiyama, M. Inami, T. Igarashi Conceptual Model - J. Johnson Cuboino. Extending Physical Games. An Example. - F. Heibeck VLR C23 HTML5 Game Development - J. Parker CLX Indirect Shear Force Estimation for Multi-Point Shear Force VSK C24 Storyboarding for Designers and Design Researchers - CQN Operations - S. Heo, G. Lee P. Stappers, G. Pasman C25 Designing Search Usability - T. Russell-Rose CDQ

CHI2013 Palais des Congrès | Paris, France | 55 VIDEOS

Smarter Objects: Using AR Technology to Program Physical VMX Cart-Load-O-Fun: Designing Digital Games for Trams - VEY Objects and their Interactions - V. Heun, S. Kasahara, P. Maes C. Toprak, J. Platt, H. Ho, F. Mueller Musical Embrace: Socially Awkward Interactions Through VBF A Design-led Inquiry into Personhood in Dementia - VKV Physical Proximity to Drive Digital Play - A. Huggard, A. De Mel, J. Wallace, P. Wright, J. McCarthy, D. Green, J. Thomas, P. Olivier J. Garner, C. Toprak, A. Chatham, F. Mueller LumaHelm – an Interactive Helmet - W. Walmink, A. Chatham, VZN Hephaestus and the Senses - C. Hummels, A. Trotto VVG F. Mueller Designing Digital Puppetry Systems: Guidelines and Best VTF Duel Reality - W. Walmink, A. Chatham, F. Mueller VZY Practices - S. Hunter, P. Maes MetaSolid - On Flexibility and Rigidity in Future User VCV Testing a Novel Parking System: On-Street Reservations - VAK Interfaces - C. Winkler, J. Steimle, P. Maes E. Isaacs, R. Hoover Interactive Cognitive Aids in Medicine - L. Wu, J. Cirimele, VAJ IllumiRoom: Peripheral Projected Illusions for Interactive VJF K. Leach, L. Chu, K. Harrison, S. Card, S. Klemmer Experiences - B. Jones, H. Benko, E. Ofek, A. Wilson WorldKit: Rapid and Easy Creation of Ad-hoc Interactive VMM Xtempo: Music Polaroid for Printing Real-Time Acoustic VQT Applications on Everyday Surfaces - R. Xiao, C. Harrison, Guitar Performance - H. Kim, M. Lee, B. Goo, T. Nam S. Hudson TapBoard: Making a Touch Screen Keyboard More Touchable VRE MirrorFugue III: Conjuring the Recorded Pianist - X. Xiao, VCL - S. Kim, J. Son, G. Lee, H. Kim, W. Lee P. Aguilera, J. Williams, H. Ishii Mobile Proxemic Awareness and Control: Exploring the VXX Liberi: Bringing Action to Exergames for Children with VYS Design Space for Interaction with a Single Appliance - D. Ledo, Cerebral Palsy - Z. Ye, H. Hernandez, N. Graham, D. Fehlings, S. Greenberg L. Switzer GaussBits: Magnetic Tangible Bits for Portable and Occlusion- VGZ StickEar: Augmenting Objects and Places Wherever VRP Free Near-Surface Interactions - R. Liang, K. Cheng, L. Chan, Whenever - K. Yeo, S. Nanayakkara C. Peng, M. Chen, R. Liang, D. Yang, B. Chen PixelTone: A Multimodal Interface for Image Editing - J. Linder, VGE  WORKS IN PROGRESS G. Laput, M. Dontcheva, G. Wilensky, W. Chang, A. Agarwala, E. Adar Authors are scheduled to stand by their posters during Spotlight Future Lighting Systems - R. Magielse, S. Offermans VCB sessions indicated below. Please visit both rotations to see all of the NoteVideo: Facilitating Navigation of Blackboard-style VLG exciting work being done and discuss new ideas with Poster authors. - T. Monserrat, S. Zhao, K. Mcgee, A. Pandey Lecture Videos First rotation: Monday afternoon and Tuesday all day Interacting with Microseismic Visualizations - A. Mostafa, VDG Authors present their posters at these Spotlight Sessions: S. Greenberg, E. Vital Brazil, E. Sharlin, M. Costa Sousa Monday afternoon break: 15:20 - 16:00 - F. Mueller, E. Graether, VEM Joggobot – Jogging with a Flying Robot Tuesday morning break: 10:20 - 11:00 C. Toprak LaserOrigami: Laser-Cutting 3D Objects - S. Mueller, B. Kruck, VHK The following poster collections are on display: P. Baudisch Accessibility 0001 - 0011 Computer-Supported Cooperative Work 0101 - 0120 Smile! Box - J. Ota VPD Evaluation & Design Methods 0201 - 0233 POKE: A New Way of Sharing Emotional Touches during VFT Health 0301 - 0325 Phone Conversations - Y. Park, T. Nam Interaction & Experience design 0401 - 0414 Intentacles: Wearable Interactive Antennae to Sense and VKL Learning 0501 - 0517 Express Emotion - M. Petre, D. Bowers, T. Baker, E. Copcutt, A. Lawson, Multimedia 0601 - 0602 A. Martindale, B. Moses, Y. Yan Music & Audio 0701 - 0709 Privacy 0801 - 0807 - S. Pijnappel, F. Mueller VRZ Copy Paste Skate Social Computing 0901 - 0917 UbiRing My Bell - M. Rissanen, H. Iroshan, O. Fernando, W. Toh, VKB Second rotation: Wednesday all day and Thursday morning J. Hong, S. Vu, N. Pang, S. Foo Authors present their posters at these Spotlight Sessions: TouchViz: (Multi)Touching Multivariate Data - J. Rzeszotarski, VXM A. Kittur Wednesday afternoon break: 15:20 - 16:00 Thursday morning break: 10:20 - 11:00 Patchworks: Citizen-Led Innovation for Chaotic Lives - VFJ J. Southern, R. Dillon, R. Potts, D. Morrell, M. Ferrario, W. Simm, R. Ellis, The following poster collections are on display: J. Whittle Augmented Reality 1001 - 1011 Flexpad: A Highly Flexible Handheld Display - J. Steimle, A. Jordt, VPY Emotions 1101 - 1109 P. Maes Game/Play 1201 - 1216 Gesture 1301 - 1309 PaperTab: Tablets as Thin and Flexible as Paper - A. Tarun, VUV Inputs 1401 - 1424 P. Wang, P. Strohmeier, A. Girouard, D. Reilly, R. Vertegaal PDA & Mobile 1501 - 1513 Crafting Wearables: Interaction Design Meets Fashion VSU Sustainability 1601 - 1612 Design - O. Tomico, M. van Zijverden, T. Fejér, Y. Chen, S. Aïssaoui, Tabletops & Displays 1701 - 1707 E. Lubbers, V. Schepperheyn, M. Heuvelings Tactile 1801 - 1814 Dynamic Duo: Phone-Tablet Interaction on Tabletops - VEC Ubiquitous Computing 1901 - 1909 T. Piazza, S. Zhao, G. Ramos, A. Yantaç, M. Fjeld UI Design 2001 - 2010 Visualization 2101 - 2108 Web & E-commerce 2201 - 2217

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 FIRST ROTATION – MONDAY-TUESDAY A Timeline Visualization for Multi-Team Collaborative Planning - L. Batrinca, M. Khan, D. Billman, B. Aydemir, G. Convertino Accessibility 0001-0011 It is about Time: Time Aware Quality Management for Interactive Can We Augment Reality with “Mental Images” to Elicit Pretend Systems with Humans in the Loop - M. Krause, R. Porzel Play? A Usability Study - Z. Bai, A. Blackwell, G. Coulouris synchroLight: Three-dimensional Pointing System for Remote Video A Motion-based Interface to Control Environmental Stimulation Communication - J. Ou, S. Tang, H. Ishii for Children with Severe to Profound Disabilities - C. Manresa-Yee, J. Muntaner, D. Arellano Combining Social Strategies and Workload: a New Design to Reduce the Negative Effects of Task Interruptions - R. de Vries, M. Lohse, Adaptive Time Windows for Real-Time Crowd Captioning - A. Winterboer, F. Groen, V. Evers M. Murphy, C. Miller, W. Lasecki, J. Bigham The Effect of Explanations on Perceived Control and Behaviors in Accessible Gaming for People with Physical and Cognitive Intelligent Systems - D. Holliday, S. Wilson, S. Stumpf Disabilities: A Framework for Dynamic Adaptation - S. Vickers, H. Istance, M. Heron Evaluation & Design Methods 0201-0233 Karaoke: An Assistive Alternative Interface for Illiterate Users - K. Dew, CHECk: A Tool to Inform and Encourage Ethical Practice in M. Haddadin, A. Dawale, C. Fishel Participatory Design with Children - J. Read, M. Horton, G. Sim, P. Gregory, Facilitating Route Learning Using Interactive Audio-Tactile Maps for D. Fitton, B. Cassidy Blind and Visually Impaired People - N. Abd Hamid, A. Edwards Exploring the Potential of the Drawing Intervention Method for Towards an Ambient Assisted Living User Interaction Taxonomy - Design and Evaluation by Young Children - W. Barendregt, T. Bekker M. Petzold, F. Barbabella, J. Bobeth, D. Kern, C. Mayer, M. Morandell 3D Attention: Measurement of Visual Saliency Using Eye Tracking Exploring Tangible Collaborative Distance Learning Environments for Glasses - L. Paletta, K. Santner, H. Mayer, J. Schrammel, G. Fritz the Blind and Visually Impaired - M. Manshad, E. Pontelli, S. Manshad The Challenge of Working with Teens as Participants in Interaction Human Faces Detection and Localization with Simulated Prosthetic Design - D. Fitton, J. Read, M. Horton Vision - G. Denis, C. Jouffrais, V. Vergnieux, M. Macé Surprise, Surprise: Activity Log Based Time Analytics for Time Design Guidelines of a Tool to Help Blind Authors Independently Management - V. Pammer, M. Bratic Format Their Word Documents - L. Morales, S. Arteaga, S. Kurniawan Towards inferring language expertise using eye tracking - K. Kunze, Button Blender: Remixing Input to Improve Video Game H. Kawaichi, K. Yoshimura, K. Kise Accessibility - K. Said, S. Kane Social Devices – A Laboratory Study on User Preferences of Device Proactivity - J. Palviainen, K. Väänänen-Vainio-Mattila, H. Peltola Computer-Supported Cooperative Work 0101-0120 Users’ Socially Desirable Responding with Computer Interviewers - Investigating the Communication Patterns of Distance-Separated S. Kang, J. Morie Grandparents and Grandchildren - A. Forghani, C. Neustaedter, T. Schiphorst - Designing a Smartpen Reminder System for Older Adults - Give And Take: Audio Gift Giving To Support Research Practices E. Thom, M. Jones J. Williamson, M. McGee-Lennon, E. Freeman, S. Brewster Rotating, Tilting, Bouncing: Using an Interactive Chair to Promote Measuring Touch Bias of One Thumb Posture on Direct Touch-based - K. Lee, S. Kim, S. Myaeng Activity in Office Environments - K. Probst, D. Lindlbauer, P. Greindl, Mobile Devices M. Trapp, M. Haller, B. Schwartz, A. Schrempf Collecting Memories of the Museum Experience - G. Kostoska, D. Fezzi, B. Valeri, M. Baez, F. Casati, S. Caliari, S. Tarter That's not Norma(n/l)! A Detailed Analysis of Midas Touch in Gaze- based Problem-solving - H. Vrzakova, R. Bednarik Implementation of the Stroop task using an Interactive Table: An Facilitating Gaze Interaction Using the Gap and Overlap Effects - experimental study - H. Miller, S. Kubicki, C. Kolski, J. Naveteur A. Diaz Tula, A. Kurauchi, C. Morimoto Using an Intelligent Interviewer to Perform Cognitive Assessments - Let Me Show You What I Read: Exploring Referencing Strategies for K. Weaver, A. Komlodi, B. Duffy E-Books - D. Yoon, H. Peng, B. Xu MATE – A Mobile Analysis Tool for Usability Experts - T. Porat, A. Schclar, Navigating Constraints: The Design Work of Professional Software B. Shapira Developers - D. Socha, J. Tenenberg Analysing User Behaviour Through Dynamic Population Models - Supervisory Guide Part I: Detecting Gaps in UAV Swarm Operator M. Higgs, A. Morrison, M. Girolami, M. Chalmers Situation Awareness - F. Frische, A. Luedtke Biomechanical Simulation in the Analysis of Aimed Movements - A Theoretical Model for Trust in Automated Systems - K. Hoff, M. Bachynskyi, A. Oulasvirta, G. Palmas, T. Weinkauf M. Bashir Informing the Design of New Mobile Development Methods and Emphasizing Dysfunctional Group Dynamics in Collaboration Tools - M. Nebeling, C. Zimmerli, M. Norrie Personas: Specification of an Approach - A. GIBOIN BESiDE -- The Built Environment for Social Inclusion in the Digital Hand and Eyes: How Eye Contact is Linked to Gestures in Video Economy - L. McIntyre, V. Hanson Conferencing - K. Neureiter, M. Murer, V. Fuchsberger, M. Tscheligi Usability Evaluation of Eye Tracking on an Unmodified Common GitHub Developers Use Rockstars to Overcome Overflow of Tablet - C. Holland, A. Garza, E. Kurtova, J. Cruz, O. Komogortsev News - M. Lee, B. Ferwerda, J. Choi, J. Hahn, J. Moon, J. Kim You Say “Disaster”, I Say “No Problem”: Unusable Problem Rating Performance and Participation in Open Source Software on Github Scales - R. Molich, J. McGinn, N. Bevan - N. McDonald, S. Goggins Investigating Visual Discomfort With 3D Displays: The Stereoscopic CrowdUtility: Know the Crowd that Works for You - K. Dasgupta, Discomfort Scale - F. Bracco, C. Chiorri, D. Glowinski, B. Hosseini Nia, G. Vercelli V. Rajan, S. Karanam, K. Ponnavaikko, C. Balamurugan, N. Piratla Enwildering the Lab: Merging Field Evaluation with In-Lab Taskville: Visualizing Tasks and Raising Awareness in the Workplace - Experience Sampling - E. Niforatos, E. Karapanos, R. Alves, M. Correia Martins, S. Nikkila, D. Byrne, H. Sundaram, A. Kelliher, S. Linn M. Chen, N. Nunes

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Verbal and Nonverbal Communication for Evaluating Interactive Encouraging Collaboration in Hybrid Therapy Games for Autistic Spaces. - A. Kendira, T. Gidel, A. Jones, D. Lenne Children - S. Marwecki, R. Rädle, H. Reiterer Did You Notice? Neuronal Processing of Multimodal Mobile Phone Active Collaboration in Healthcare Design: Participatory Design to Feedback - J. Antons, S. Arndt, J. Seebode, R. Schleicher, S. Möller Develop a Dementia Care App - K. Slegers, A. Wilkinson, N. Hendriks Framing Design of Reminiscence Aids with Transactive Memory “My Mobile Health, My Mobile Life”: Methods for Designing Health Theory - W. Tsai, H. Lee, J. Hsiao, R. Liang, J. Hsu Interventions with Adolescents - T. Peyton, E. Poole How Well Do You Know Tom Hanks? Using a Game to Learn About Exploring New Potentials In Preventing Unhealthy Computer Habits Face Recognition - O. Marques, J. Snyder, M. Lux - T. Sonne, K. Grønbæk Tailored Scenarios: A Low-Cost Online Method to Elicit Perceptions Supporting Distributed Collaborations between Mobile Health on Designs using Real Relationships - T. Coughlan, M. Brown, G. Lawson, Workers and Expert Clinicians in Home Care - J. Li, L. Alem R. Mortier, R. Houghton, M. Goulden Investigating Healthcare Providers’ Acceptance of Personal Robots To be biased or not to be: choosing between design fixation and for Assisting with Daily Caregiving Tasks - T. Mitzner, C. Kemp, W. Rogers, L. Tiberio design intentionality - J. Kim, H. Ryu, H. Kim An Open Source Approach to Information Scent - B. John, C. Swart, Audio-Augmented Paper for the Therapy of Low-Functioning - A. Alessandrini, A. Cappelletti, M. Zancanaro R. Bellamy, M. Blackmon, R. Brown Autism Children A Web-Based Collaborative Translation Management System for Using Design Thinking to Empower Ethnic Minority Immigrant Youth Public Health Workers - A. Laurenzi, M. Brownstein, A. Turner, J. Kientz, in their roles as Technology and Information Mediaries - P. Fawcett, K. Kirchhoff K. Fisher, A. Bishop, L. Magassa Towards Supporting Informal Information and Communication Researching User Interpretation Beyond Designer Intentions - Practices Within a Brazilian Healthcare Environment - R. Calderon, J. Derboven, D. Geerts, D. De Grooff S. Fels, J. Anacleto, J. Leite de Oliveira Letting Go: Working with the Rhythm of Participants - L. Coles-Kemp, Tangible Games for Stroke Rehabilitation with Digital Box and A. Angus, F. Stang Blocks Test - C. Zhao, C. Hsiao, N. M. Davis, E. Yi-Luen Do Allowing Software Developers to Develop Culture-Sensitive A Phone-based Support System to Assist Alcohol Recovery - Applications by Providing them the OMCS-Br Cultural K. Wang, M. Hong, C. Kao, A. Lin, C. Wang, C. You, C. Pan, M. Huang, C. Liang, Knowledgebase - A. Bueno, J. Anacleto H. Chu Health 0301-0325 Interaction & Experience Design 0401-0414 Rehearsing to Control Depressive Symptoms through a Behavior Experiential Perspectives on Road Congestions - M. Obrist, D. Wurhofer, Change Support System - S. Langrial, H. Oinas-kukkonen, P. Lappalainen, A. Krischkowsky, E. Karapanos, D. Wilfinger, N. Perterer, M. Tscheligi R. Lappalainen Ambiguity in Design: An Airport Split-Flap Display Storytelling Supporting Therapists In Motion-Based Gaming For Brain Injury Installation - C. Jorge, V. Nisi, N. Nunes, G. Innella, M. Caldeira, D. Sousa Rehabilitation - C. Putnam, J. Cheng, D. Rusch, A. Berthiaume, R. Burke A Life of Their Own: Museum Visitor Personas Penetrating the Developing Hospice Care Over a Distance in Highland Scotland: Design Lifecycle of a Mobile Experience - M. Roussou, A. Katifori, L. Pujol, a Knowledge Exchange Process - A. Taylor, J. Lennox, A. Mort, D. Heaney, M. Vayanou, S. Rennick-Egglestone S. Munoz, M. Currie, G. Hubbard, K. Steele, J. Keen Strolling with Street Atmosphere Visualization: Development of a - Y. Kinoshita, S. Tsukanaka, K. Go Evaluation of Roller-Type Itch-Relief Device Employing Hot and Tourist Support System Cold Alternating Stimuli - R. Watanabe, N. Saito, Y. Mori, T. Hachisu, M. Sato, Lost in Time: The Meaning of Temporal Aspects in User Experience - S. Fukushima, H. Kajimoto S. Kujala, M. Vogel, A. Pohlmeyer, M. Obrist The Wearable Lullaby: Improving Sleep Quality of Caregivers of A Trip into the Countryside: An Experience Design for Explorative Dementia Patients - E. Ehleringer, S. Kim Car Cruises - M. Knobel, M. Hassenzahl, M. Lamara, J. Schumann, K. Eckoldt, A. Butz CONTRAST: Gamification of Arm-Hand Training for Stroke Survivors - A. Jacobs, A. Timmermans, M. Michielsen, M. Vander Plaetse, WeCurate: Multiuser Museum Interactives for Shared Cultural P. Markopoulos Experiences - K. Hazelden, M. Yee-King, R. Confalonieri, F. Ghedini, D. de Jonge, N. Osman, C. Sierra, M. d'Inverno Leveraging Visual Feedback from Social Signal Processing to Enhance Clinicians’ Nonverbal Skills - R. Patel, A. Hartzler, M. Czerwinski, W. Pratt, Blended Shelf: Reality-based Presentation and Exploration of Library A. Back, A. Roseway Collections - E. Kleiner, R. Rädle, H. Reiterer - H. Kwon, J. Briggs, Designing a Prototype Interface for Visual Communication of Pain - Wet Pixels: From Digital to Analogue Originals B. Freeth, K. Ladha, J. Thomas, M. Blythe, P. Olivier A. Jang, D. MacLean, J. Heer Look What I Found! Augmenting Phone Calls with Memories of CuePBox: An Integrated Physical and Virtual Pillbox for Patient Care - É. Gouveia, F. Azevedo, L. Ferreira, P. Caldeira, V. Almeida, R. Gouveia, - Y. Theng, O. Fernando, C. Deshan, L. Goh, J. Hong, A. Sen, R. Poovaiah, S. Foo the Past E. Karapanos Data-Driven Exploration of Care Plans for Patients - A. Perer, D. Gotz Dreamy Eyes: Exploring Dynamic Expression in Human-System A Digital Game to Support Voice Treatment for Parkinson’s Disease Interaction - J. Stienstra, P. Marti, M. Tittarelli - M. Krause, J. Smeddinck, R. Meyer KiTeMiROOM: A Fashion-Coordination System for Mobile Devices - Research-Derived Guidelines for Designing Toddlers' Healthcare S. Masuko, Y. Hayashi - M. Høiseth, M. Giannakos, L. Jaccheri Games An Interaction Vocabulary. Describing The How Of Interaction. - FaceIt: Supporting Reflection upon Social Anxiety Events with S. Diefenbach, E. Lenz, M. Hassenzahl Lifelogging - K. Rennert, E. Karapanos Experience, Engagement and Social Interaction at a Steam Evaluating User Experience of Autistic Children through Video Locomotive Multimodal Interactive Museum Exhibit - L. Clarke, Observation - S. Mäkelä, R. Bednarik, M. Tukiainen E. Hornecker

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Learning 0501-0517 Toward a Method and Toolkit for the Design of Auditory Displays, Design, Reflect, Explore: Encouraging Children’s Reflections with based on Soundtrack Composition - D. MacDonald, T. Stockman Mechanix - T. Tseng, C. Bryant Exploring Adverse Effects of Adaptive Voice Menu - S. Asthana, P. Singh, A Set of Interactions to Rotate Solids in 3D Geometry Context - A. Singh D. Bertolo, R. Viviani, J. Dinet Survey of Audio Programming Tools - A. Adams, C. Latulipe Fearless Cards: Addressing Emotional Barriers to Computer Learning among Extremely Marginalized Populations - R. Gomez, I. Bayo, Privacy 0801-0807 P. Reed, C. Wang, M. Silva MIBA: Multitouch Image-Based Authentication on Smartphones - D. Ritter, F. Schaub, M. Walch, M. Weber Hero: Designing Learning Tools to Increase Parental Involvement in Elementary Education in China - Y. Zhao, A. Hope, J. Huang, Y. Sumitro, Improving Privacy Settings for Facebook by Using Interpersonal J. Landay, Y. Shi Distance as Criterion - M. Kauer, B. Franz, T. Pfeiffer, M. Heine, D. Christin Teachable Mo[bil]ment: Capitalizing on Teachable Moments with What Does Your Profile Really Say About You?: Privacy Warning Mobile Technology in Zoos - P. Jimenez Pazmino, B. Lopez Silva, B. Slattery, Systems and Self-disclosure in Online Social Network Spaces - L. Lyons L. Emanuel, C. Bevan, D. Hodges EasyAuthor-Supporting Low Computer Proficiency Teachers In The Location Privacy Revisited: Factors of Privacy Decisions - B. Henne, Design of Educational Content for Adult Illiterates - S. Chimalakonda, M. Harbach, M. Smith K. V. Nori Unlocking the Privacy Paradox: Do Cognitive Heuristics Hold the Pedagogical conversational agents for supporting collaborative Key - S. Sundar, H. Kang, M. Wu, E. Go, B. Zhang learning: Effects of communication channels - Y. Hayashi Android and iOS Users' Differences concerning Security and Alert in the Cleanroom: Testing alerting modalities for a task guiding Privacy - Z. Benenson, F. Gassmann, L. Reinfelder interface - E. Strasser, A. Weiss, R. Buchner, M. Tscheligi In the Balance in Saudi Arabia: Security, Privacy and Trust - D. Alghamdi, I. Flechais, M. Jirotka EEG-Based Assessment of Video and In-Game Learning - R. Wehbe, D. Kappen, D. Rojas, M. Klauser, B. Kapralos, L. Nacke Social Computing 0901-0917 Children’s Computer Interaction in Schools: A Case Study for How Personality Influences Users' Needs for Recommendation Promoting Healthy Computer Use - M. Ciccarelli, C. Harris Diversity? - L. Chen, W. Wu, L. He Assessment Design for Emergent Game-Based Learning - J. Asbell- Generating Annotations for How-to Videos Using Crowdsourcing - Clarke, E. Rowe, E. Sylvan P. Nguyen, J. Kim, R. Miller Learnersourcing Subgoal Labeling to Support Learning from How- Onegai: A Demand-Driven Photo Sharing Tool with Location to Videos - J. Kim, R. Miller, K. Gajos Reference - L. Wan, J. Hess, B. Ley, V. Wulf, V. Sjablow Circuit in Pieces: Understanding Electricity from Electrons to Light Family Communication in Rural and Slum Regions of Kenya - E. Oduor, Bulbs - E. Beheshti, C. Fitzpatrick, A. Hope, A. Piper, M. Horn C. Neustaedter, S. Hillman, C. Pang iSpy: RFID-Driven Language Learning Toy Integrating Living Someone to Watch over Me: Presence of an Assistant Agent on Environment - S. Lee, Y. Doh SNS Inhibits Negative Blaming Statements in Tweeting - M. Onuma, Let's Learn! Enhancing User's Engagement Levels Through Passive A. Kimura, H. Sasaki, N. Mukawa Brain-Computer Interfaces - M. Andujar, J. Gilbert Are Computers Still Social Actors? - H. Lang, M. Klepsch, F. Nothdurft, Crowdsourced Ethics with Personalized Story Matching - T. Seufert, W. Minker H. Lieberman, K. Dinakar, B. Jones On How Event Size and Interactivity Affect Social Networks - B. Xu, Movers and Shakers: Designing Meaningful Conflict in a Tablet-Based A. Chin, D. Cosley Serious Game - K. Mitgutsch, S. Schirra, S. Verrilli Facilitating Natural Flow of Information among “Taste-based” Groups - Y. Liu, T. Alexandrova, S. Hirade, T. Nakajima Multimedia 0601-0602 Crowdfunding: A Resource Exchange Perspective - M. Greenberg, J. Hui, ActivityDesk: Multi-Device Configuration Work using an Interactive E. Gerber Desk - S. Houben, J. Bardram Understanding Crowdfunding Work: Implications for Support Tools - Feeling the Unseen: Physical Interaction with Depth-embedded J. Hui, M. Greenberg, E. Gerber Images - S. Kim, B. Han, D. Kwon Mixsourcing: A Remix Framework as a Form of Crowdsourcing - Music & Audio 0701-0709 S. Hallacher, J. Rodenhouse, A. Monroy-Hernandez Towards a more Flexible and Creative Music Mixing Interface - Script-Based Story Matching for Cyberbullying Prevention - J. Macbeth, S. Gelineck, M. Büchert, J. Andersen H. Adeyema, H. Lieberman, C. Fry Reactive Music: When User Behavior Affects Sounds in Real-Time - Power of Friends: When Friends Guess About Their Friends’ Guess - C. Bauer, F. Waldner D. Aggarwal, R. Khot, V. Choppella The Sound of Light: Induced Synesthesia for Augmenting the Clarifications and Question Specificity in Synchronous Social Q&A - Photography Experience - J. San pedro, K. Church M. Kato, R. White, J. Teevan, S. Dumais StickEar: Augmenting Objects and Places Wherever Whenever - The Path is the Reward: Considering Social Networks to Contribute K. Yeo, S. Nanayakkara to the Pleasure of Urban Strolling - M. Traunmueller, A. Fatah gen Schieck, KIKIWAKE: Sound Source Separation System for Children- J. Schöning, D. Brumby Computer Interaction - T. Taguchi, M. Goseki, R. Egusa, M. Namatame, Designing to Improve Interpersonal Impression Accuracy in Online M. Sugimoto, F. kusunoki, E. Yamaguchi, S. Inagaki, Y. Takeda, H. Mizoguchi Peer Production - J. Marlow, L. Dabbish Harmonic Paper: Interactive Music Interface for Drawing - L. Kang, Crowdsourcing as a Method for Indexing Digital Media - S. Ha, D. Kim, T. Gu, G. Gay J. Lee

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 SECOND ROTATION – WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY Decomposing Immersion: Effects of Game Demand and Display Type on Auditory Evoked Potentials - S. Fairclough, C. Burns Augmented Reality 1001-1011 Do Games Attract or Sustain Engagement in Citizen Science? A Exploring the Benefits of Fingernail Displays - R. Wimmer, F. Echtler Study of Volunteer Motivations - I. Iacovides, C. Jennett, C. Cornish-Trestrail, AR Pen and Hand Gestures: A New Tool for Pen Drawings - H. Kim, A. Cox H. Kim, S. Chae, J. Seo, T. Han Assessing User Preference of Video Game Controller Button BouldAR - Using Augmented Reality to Support Collaborative Settings - W. Ellick, P. Mirza-Babaei, S. Wood, D. Smith, L. Nacke Boulder Training - F. Daiber, F. Kosmalla, A. Krüger The Cake can be a Lie: Placebos as Persuasive Videogame Elements User-defined Gestures for Augmented Reality - T. Piumsomboon, A. Clark, - L. Duarte, L. Carriço M. Billinghurst, A. Cockburn Exploring Social Interaction in Co-located Multiplayer Games - Smarter Objects: Using AR Technology to Program Physical Objects D. Kappen, J. Gregory, D. Stepchenko, R. Wehbe, L. Nacke and their Interactions - V. Heun, S. Kasahara, P. Maes Understanding Handicapping for Balancing Exertion Games - Exploring Augmented Reality for User-Generated Hyperlocal News D. Altimira, M. Billinghurst, F. Mueller - H. Väätäjä, M. Ahvenainen, M. Jaakola, T. Olsson Content Gameplay Experience Evaluation Centered on Participation: The AteGau: Projector-Based Online Fashion Coordination System - Fátima Game Design Case - L. Pereira, L. Roque Y. Hayashi, S. Masuko Disassembling Gamification: The Effects of Points and Meaning on The Potentials of In-Situ-Projection for Augmented Workplaces User Motivation and Performance - E. Mekler, F. Brühlmann, K. Opwis, in Production. A Study with Impaired Persons - O. Korn, S. Albrecht, A. Tuch H. Thomas Body-Controlled Trampoline Training Games Based on Computer Scaled Reality: Interfaces For Augmenting Information On Small- Vision - L. Holsti, T. Takala, A. Martikainen, R. Kajastila, P. Hämäläinen - A. Lee, K. Marwah Scale Tangible Objects Fidget Widgets: Secondary Playful Interactions in Support of Primary Influence on User's Communication in BHS Videoconferencing: Serious Tasks - M. Karlesky, K. Isbister Superimposition of a Remote Person's Figure on the Local Social Playware with an Enhanced Reach for Facilitating Group - M. Nawahdah, T. Inoue Background Interaction - A. Miura, T. Isezaki, K. Suzuki OneSpace: Shared Depth-Corrected Video Interaction - D. Ledo, B. Aseniero, S. Greenberg, S. Boring, A. Tang Gesture 1301-1309 Comparing Avatar Game Representation Preferences across Three Emotions 1101-1109 Age Groups - M. Rice, R. Koh, Q. Liu, Q. He, M. Wan, V. Yeo, J. Ng, W. Tan Bear-With-Me: An Embodied Prototype to Explore Tangible Two- Open Sesame: Re-envisioning the Design of a Gesture-Based Access Way Exchanges of Emotional Language - A. Fong, Z. Ashktorab, J. Froehlich Control System - M. Karlesky, E. Melcer, K. Isbister Exhibiting Emotion: Using Digital Technologies to Discover Documenting Natural Interactions - B. Altakrouri, J. Groeschner, A. Schrader Emotional Connections - G. Alelis Writing and Sketching in the Air, Recognizing and Controlling on the Expressing a Robot's Confidence with Motion-based Artificial Fly - S. Vikram, L. Li, S. Russell Subtle Expressions - S. Yamada, K. Terada, K. Kobayashi, T. Komatsu, Body-Tracking Camera Control for Demonstration Videos - D. Cheng, K. Funakoshi, M. Nakano P. Chi, T. Kwak, B. Hartmann, P. Wright Visualizing Ambivalence: Showing What Mixed Feelings Look Like - Gesture-Supported Document Creation on Pen and Touch G. Panger, B. Rea, S. Weber Tabletops - F. Matulic, M. Norrie, I. Al Kabary, H. Schuldt A Playback System that Synchronizes the Musical Phrases with MotionDraw: a Tool for Enhancing Art and Performance Using Listener’s Respiration Phases - T. Sato, Y. Kamamoto, N. Harada, T. Moriya Kinect - D. Rodrigues, E. Grenader, F. Nos, M. Dall'Agnol, T. Hansen, N. Weibel AffectCam: Arousal- Augmented SenseCam for Richer Recall of The Interactive Join: Recognizing Gestures for Database Queries - Episodic Memories - C. Sas, T. Frątczak, M. Rees, H. Gellersen, V. Kalnikaite, A. Nandi, M. Mandel A. Coman, K. Höök How We Gesture Towards Machines: An Exploratory Study of User CAAT - A Discrete Approach to Emotion Assessment - B. Cardoso, Perceptions of Gestural Interaction - S. Grandhi, C. Wacharamanotham, T. Romão, N. Correia G. Joue, J. Borchers, I. Mittelberg Acted Emotional Expressions of Game-playing Children: Investigating Inputs 1401-1424 the Influence of Emotion Intensity on Recognition Rates - S. Shahid, - B. Erven, E. Krahmer Designing Natural Speech Interactions for the Living Room L. Stifelman, A. Elman, A. Sullivan Improving Digital Reading Experiences With Mood-Based Content Touch or Remote: Comparing Touch-and Remote-type Interfaces Selection - W. Verhavert, J. Vanattenhoven, D. De Grooff for Short Distance Wireless Device Connection - J. Woo, H. Suk, H. Lee, Game/Play 1201-1216 Y. Lim Game Principles: Choice, Change & Creativity: Making Better Games Error-proof, High-performance, and Context-aware Gestures for - H. Desurvire, D. Wixon Interactive Text Edition - L. Leiva, V. Alabau, E. Vidal Designing Children’s Digital Games on Nutrition with Playability Interactive Space: A Prototyping Framework for Touch and Gesture Heuristics - K. Khanana, E. Law On and Above the Desktop - Y. Liu, N. Weibel, J. Hollan Building a Dictionary of Game-Descriptive Words to Study Overcoming Limitations of the Trackpad for 3D Docking Playability - M. Zhu, X. Fang, S. Chan, J. Brzezinski Operations - D. Glesser, F. Bérard, J. Cooperstock GEMS: A Location-Based Game for Supporting Family Storytelling - Enhancing Visuospatial Attention Performance with Brain-Computer J. Procyk, C. Neustaedter Interfaces - R. Trachel, T. Brochier, M. Clerc Attention, Time Perception and Immersion in Games - A. Nordin, J. Ali, Sinkpad: A Malleable Mouse Pad Consisted of an Elastic Material - A. Animashaun, J. Asch, J. Adams, P. Cairns T. Kuribara, B. Shizuki, J. Tanaka

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The Potential of Fusing Computer Vision and Depth Sensing for Chili: Viewpoint Control and On-Video Drawing for Mobile Video Accurate Distance Estimation - J. Dostal, P. Kristensson, A. Quigley Calls - H. Jo, S. Hwang Comparing Modalities and Feedback for Peripheral Interaction - WalkMinder: Encouraging an Active Lifestyle Using Mobile Phone D. Hausen, C. Wagner, S. Boring, A. Butz Interruptions - S. Hirano, R. Farrell, C. Danis, W. Kellogg Influence of Subliminal Cueing on Visual Search Tasks - B. Pfleging, N. Henze, D. Rau, B. Reitschuster, A. Schmidt Sustainability 1601-1612 Promoting Sustainable Print Behavior - J. Willamowski, Y. Hoppenot,

Fun with Bananas: Novel Inputs on Enjoyment and Task Performance A. Grasso - E. Sun, S. Han Achieving Sustainable Society through Micro-level Crowdfunding - Thumb Widgets: Apply Thumb-Tracking to Enhance Capabilities of M. Sakamoto, T. Nakajima, Y. Liu, T. Alexandrova Multi-touch on Mobile Devices - X. Zeng, F. Tian, Y. Jiang, X. Zhang, G. Dai, H. Wang Normification: Using Crowdsourced Technology to Affect Third- Party Change - E. Massung, C. Preist Memory Stones: An Intuitive Copy-and-Paste Method between Multi-touch Computers - K. Ikematsu, I. Siio Improving User Comfort and Office Energy Efficiency with POEM (Personal Office Energy Monitor) - M. Milenkovic, U. Hanebutte, Y. Huang, InEar BioFeedController: A Headset For Hands-Free And Eyes-Free D. Prendergast, H. Pham Interaction With Mobile Devices - D. Matthies Designing Motivational Features for Sustainable Urban Mobility A Zooming Interface for Accurate Text Input on Mobile Devices - - S. Gabrielli, R. Maimone, P. Forbes, J. Masthoff, S. Wells, L. Primerano, G. Bo, N. Koarai, T. Komuro M. Pompa, L. Haverinen TouchShield: A Virtual Control for Stable Grip of a Smartphone Take It Personally: Personal Accountability and Energy Consumption - J. Hong, G. Lee Using the Thumb in Domestic Households - Y. Guo, M. Jones, B. Cowan, R. Beale - ElaScreen: Exploring Multi-dimensional Data using Elastic Screen Designing a System for Land Change Science Meta-Study - A. Young, K. Yun, J. Song, K. Youn, S. Cho, H. Bang W. Lutters, N. Magliocca, E. Ellis - G. Wilson, Towards Utilising One-Handed Multi-Digit Pressure Input Cool and the Gang: Design Insights for Engaging Student Energy S. Brewster, M. Halvey Interventions - D. Foster, C. Linehan, M. Schoonheyt, S. Lawson EarPut: Augmenting Behind-the-Ear Devices for Ear-based The Stroppy Kettle: An Intervention to Break Energy Consumption Interaction - R. Lissermann, J. Huber, A. Hadjakos, M. Mühlhäuser Habits - B. Cowan, C. Bowers, R. Beale, C. Pinder Using Delboeuf’s Illusion to Improve Point and Click Performance Teenagers Talking about Technologies: Designing Technology to for Older Adults - N. Hollinworth, F. Hwang, D. Field Reduce Teen Energy Use - B. Bell, N. Toth, J. Read, M. Horton, D. Fitton, Input Method Using Divergence Eye Movement - S. Kudo, H. Okabe, L. Little, R. Beale, Y. Guo T. Hachisu, M. Sato, S. Fukushima, H. Kajimoto Greenify: Fostering Sustainable Communities Via Gamification - J. Lee, Exploring the Interaction Design Space for Interactive Glasses - E. Matamoros, R. Kern, J. Marks, C. de Luna, W. Jordan-Cooley A. Lucero, K. Lyons, A. Vetek, T. Järvenpää, S. White, M. Salmimaa Choice Architecture for Environmentally Sustainable Urban Mobility Beyond the Familiar? Exploring Extreme Input in Brainstorms - - E. Bothos, D. Apostolou, G. Mentzas A. Jansen, N. Sulmon, M. Van Mechelen, B. Zaman, J. Vanattenhoven, D. De Grooff Assessing Recovery from Cognitive Load through Pen Input - L. Luo, Tabletops & Displays 1701-1707 R. Taib Tangeo: Geometric Drawing with Tangibles on an Interactive Table- To p - S. Zhen, R. Blagojevic, B. Plimmer PDA & Mobile 1501-1513 Messy Tabletops: Clearing Up the Occlusion Problem - E. Freeman, The Relationship Between Encumbrance and Walking Speed on S. Brewster Mobile Interactions - A. Ng, S. Brewster IAMHear: A Tabletop Interface with Smart Mobile Devices using CameraMatch: Automatic Recognition of Subjects using Acoustic Location - S. Kim, B. Kim, W. Yeo Smartphones—toward Entertaining Photo Sessions - K. Matsumura, Y. Sumi Conceptual Framework for Surface Manager on Interactive Tabletops - N. Hamdan, S. Voelker, J. Borchers Utilizing Contextual Information for Mobile Communication - J. Knittel, A. Sahami Shirazi, N. Henze, A. Schmidt Permulin: Collaboration on Interactive Surfaces with Personal In- and Output - R. Lissermann, J. Huber, J. Steimle, M. Mühlhäuser Reading with a Digital Roll - C. Pillias, S. Hsu, P. Cubaud Overcoming Interaction Blindness through Curiosity Objects - “I'd Sit at Home And Do Work Emails”: How Tablets Affect the S. Houben, C. Weichel Work-Life Balance of Office Workers - K. Stawarz, A. Cox, J. Bird, - R. Benedyk Sensing and Reacting to Users' Interest: an Adaptive Public Display G. Schiavo, E. Mencarini, K. Vovard, M. Zancanaro Design and Evaluation of Mobile Phonebook Application with Stereoscopic 3D User Interface - J. Häkkilä, M. Posti, O. Koskenranta, Tactile 1801-1814 L. Ventä-Olkkonen Sensing Fork: Eating Behavior Detection Utensil and Mobile Investigating and Supporting Undirected Navigation for Runners - Persuasive Game - A. Kadomura, C. Li, Y. Chen, K. Tsukada, I. Siio, H. Chu D. McGookin, S. Brewster Peripheral Information Displays Using Vibro-Tactile Stimuli - M. Pielot, Insights into Co-located Shared Mobile Search - S. Reis, K. Church R. Oliveira Geo-locked Photo Sharing on Mobile Devices - D. Vyas, A. Nijholt, Feel the Action: Dynamic Tactile Cues in the Interaction with G. van der Veer, E. Keijl, R. Akker Deformable UIs - J. Kildal, M. Boberg Mobile Experiences for Tourism: Brick City Tours - B. O'Keefe, B. Slutsky, Tactile Notifications for Ambulatory Users - H. Qian, R. Kuber, A. Sears N. Iuliucci, A. Nalbandian, A. Thanedar, S. Mokey, O. Mival Towards Tactile Expressions of Emotion Through Mediated Touch - Skateboards as a Mobile Technology - S. Hauser, A. Desjardins, R. Wakkary G. Huisman, A. Darriba Frederiks

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Accelerative Effect of Tactile Feedback on Turn-Taking Control in Bases of Human-Computer Trust and Explanations - F. Nothdurft, Remote Verbal-Communication - H. CAO, D. Aubert, O. GAPENNE H. Lang, M. Klepsch, W. Minker Perception of Thermal Stimuli for Continuous Interaction - M. Halvey, Patterns of Experience in Thermal Conceptual Metaphors - H. Lin, G. Wilson, S. Brewster, S. Hughes D. Barter, R. Wakkary Mouse Mode of OnScreenDualScribe: Three Types of Keyboard- Visualization 2101-2108 Driven Mouse Replacement - T. Felzer, S. Rinderknecht Interacting with Microseismic Visualizations - A. Mostafa, S. Greenberg, Haptic Cues: Texture as a Guide for Non-Visual Tangible Interaction E. Vital Brazil, E. Sharlin, M. Costa Sousa - K. Wolf, P. Bennett Accentuating Visualization Parameters to Guide Exploration - M. Dörk, A Temerature-based Touch-sensor for Non-Emissive Textile Displays H. Lam, O. Benjelloun - R. Peiris, R. Nakatsu Toward a Visual Interface for Brain Connectivity Analysis - H. Guo, Wave Alchemy: Perception and Reminiscence of Expressive A. Yidi, S. Gomez, M. Schnitzer, D. Badre, D. Laidlaw Moments through Waves - D. Sawada, A. Sharma, S. Chowdhury, C. Hsieh, Fisheye Word Cloud for Temporal Sentiment Exploration - J. Wang, A. Miller K. Dent, C. North TangibleRings: Nestable Circular Tangibles - A. Ebert, C. Weber, D. Cernea, Fast Interactive Visualization for Multivariate Data Exploration - C. Lee, S. Petsch W. Zhuo, J. Choo, D. Chau, H. Park A One-Handed Multi-Touch Mating Method for 3D Rotations - TouchViz: (Multi)Touching Multivariate Data - J. Rzeszotarski, A. Kittur D. Scheurich, W. Stuerzlinger Visualizing Lifelog Data For Different Interaction Platforms - Y. Yang, Touch Through: Experiencing Remote Touch Across Different H. Lee, C. Gurrin Modalities - G. Le Bihan, C. Lenay, M. Tixier, J. Mara VISO: A Shared, Formal Knowledge Base as a Foundation for Semi- automatic InfoVis Systems - J. Polowinski, M. Voigt Ubiquitous Computing 1901-1909 When the Tissue Box Says “Bless You!”: Using Speech to Build Web & E-commerce 2201-2217 Socially Interactive Objects - H. Jia, M. Wu, E. Jung, A. Shapiro, S. Sundar LiveThumbs: A Visual Aid for Web Page Revisitation - L. Leiva, V. Traver, V. Castelló Ubiquitous Shortcuts: Mnemonics by Just Taking Photos - M. Rissanen, O. Fernando, H. Iroshan, S. Vu, N. Pang, S. Foo Ads Suit Up! Effects of Website and Advertiser Credibility on Consumer Responses to Banner Ads - M. Hug, N. Suter, E. Mekler, - Connect and Connectivity: Revealing a World of Interactions K. Opwis G. Hakvoort, R. Beale, E. Ch'ng Facilitating Developer-User Interactions with Mobile App Review Relating to Speech Evoked Car Personalities - J. Healey, D. Szostak Digests - J. Oh, D. Kim, U. Lee, J. Lee, J. Song Exploring Programmable Light Spaces using Actively Deformable Crowdfunding Support Tools: Predicting Success & Failure - - M. Sato, M. Chaillou, T. Tanikawa, M. Hirose Mirrors M. Greenberg, K. Hariharan, B. Pardo, E. Gerber Designing the Car iWindow Exploring Interaction through Vehicle Towards Estimating Web Search Result Relevance from Touch Side Windows - J. Li, E. Sharlin, S. Greenberg, M. Rounding Interactions on Mobile Devices - Q. Guo, H. Jin, D. Lagun, S. Yuan, Energy Management System for Electric Vehicle based on User E. Agichtein Behavior Induction - S. Iwabuchi, S. Masuko, J. Hoshino Understanding the Specificity of Web Search Queries - C. Hafernik, The Open Platform for Personal Lifelogging: The eLifeLog B. Jansen Architecture - P. Kim, F. Giunchiglia Does Ad Blindness on the Web Vary by Age and Gender? - T. Tullis, Persuasive Dialogue for Older Adults: Promoting and Encouraging M. Siegel Social Interaction - J. Vargheese, S. Sripada, J. Masthoff, N. Oren, P. Schofield, HITOKE: A Study of Queue Visualization of Internet Purchase V. Hanson Information - S. Masuko, H. Abe Towards an Adaptive Cultural Heritage Experience Using The Gender-Brand Effect of Key Phrases on User Clicks in Physiological Computing - A. Karran, S. Fairclough, K. Gilleade Sponsored Search - P. Mukherjee, B. Jansen Use Interface Design 2001-2010 Effortless Tool-based Evaluation of Web Form Filling Tasks using Keystroke Level Model and Fitts Law - N. Karousos, C. Katsanos, N. Tselios, - Does Clustered Presentation Lead Readers To Diverse Selections? M. Xenos S. Chhabra, P. Resnick Picassopass: A Password Scheme Using a Dynamically Layered Ubi-Jector : An Information-Sharing Screen in a Casual Meeting Combination of Graphical Elements - W. van Eekelen, J. van den Elst, Environment Using Mobile Devices - H. Lim, S. Choi, J. Lee V. Khan Peripheral Agent: Implementation of Peripheral Cognition openHTML: Designing a Transitional Web Editor for Novices - T. Park, Technology - S. Yamada, N. Mori, K. Kobayashi A. Saxena, S. Jagannath, S. Wiedenbeck, A. Forte Estimating User Interruptibility by Measuring Table-top Pressure - Does Interactive Search Results Overview Help? An Eye tracking T. Tani, S. Yamada Study - J. Gwizdka, M. Cole Design and Evaluation of Adaptive Interfaces for IVR Systems - Online Ad Banners: The Effects of Goal Orientation and Content S. Asthana, P. Singh, A. Singh Congruence on Memory - S. Heinz, M. Hug, C. Nugaeva, K. Opwis Bezel-Flipper: Design of a Light-weight Flipping Interface for E-Books On-site Information Seeking Behaviors in Earthquake and Tsunami - - S. Kim, J. Kim, S. Lee D. Asai, Y. Sagata, Y. Asano User Authentication in a Multi-touch Surface: A Chord Password Credible Web: A Platform for Web Credibility Evaluation - Z. Huang, System - I. Leftheriotis A. Olteanu, K. Aberer Artifacts for Programmable Devices: The Good, the Bad and the Empirical Evaluation of 20 Web Form Optimization Guidelines - Ugly - J. Back, A. Cox M. Seckler, S. Heinz, J. Bargas-Avila, K. Opwis, A. Tuch

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Bentley University Booth 28a Front End Engineers to help design Facebook and the next set of Graduate study at Bentley University delivers expert preparation social experiences across the web. Come find our booth and learn for what’s next: launching a career, advancing in your chosen field, more about the opportunities we have at Facebook. breaking into a new industry. The Graduate School of Business at Bentley University combines distinctive programs, resources and Google (Champion Sponsor) Booth 25, 26 experiences to maximize your return on investment. Google’s mission is to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful. In 1998, Larry Page and Sergey Brin Bloomberg LP (Champion Sponsor) Booth 21, 22 applied their research to an interesting problem and invented the Bloomberg connects influential decision makers to a dynamic world’s most popular search engine. The same spirit holds true at network of information, people and ideas. Our strength – quickly Google today. Googlers working on interesting problems in HCI are spending time at our exhibit. Come and talk to us! and accurately delivering data, news and analytics through innovative technology – is at the core of everything we do. With over 15,000 Inria (Champion Sponsor) Booth 17a employees in 192 locations, we deliver business and financial Established in 1967, Inria is the only French public research body information, news and insight around the world. fully dedicated to computational sciences. Combining computer sciences with mathematics, Inria’s researchers strive to invent the Cambridge University Press Booth 18a digital technologies of the future. Educated at leading international Cambridge University Press is a not-for-profit organization that universities, they creatively integrate basic research with applied advances learning, knowledge and research worldwide. It is an integral research and dedicate themselves to solving real problems, part of the University of Cambridge and for centuries has extended collaborating with the main players in public and private research its research and teaching activities through a remarkable range of in France and abroad and transferring the fruits of their work to academic and educational books, journals, and examination papers. innovative companies. Inria currently employs 3000 researchers and Come and visit our stand for 20% off all titles on display. hosts over 1000 young researchers each year.

Core Assets Group / KDA LLC Booth 8 Interactive Minds Dresden GmbH Booth 9 KDA® is leading the way in bridging the gap between global care Interactive Minds offers a range of eye tracking systems from The providers and modern technology. KDA® Online is a software EyeFollower 2 that provides automatic eye acquisition, binocular program that translates the day to day life events of clients into tracking, and 0.45-degree gazepoint tracking accuracy throughout developmental and clinical data. KDA® is simple and intuitive, user- 20x12x15 inch volume to the Eyegaze Edgeä Pack, an inexpensive led and supported by web-based portals and smartphone apps; it has plug-and-play system. All systems are available with optional state-of- applications across children’s, adult, obese and geriatric populations. the art NYAN analysis software. eBay, Inc. (Champion Sponsor) Booth 17, 18, 19 JC Decaux (Hero Sponsor) Booth 20 eBay Inc. is shaping the future of commerce by connecting people to JCDecaux is the number one outdoor advertising company worldwide. their interests and creating opportunities that often transform their Its success has always been based upon an ambitious research and lives. It’s an extraordinary time to be a part of our UX community. development policy and a unique capacity for innovation. Through Come by our booth to meet our UX team and find out how we’re its culture, its business model and its indoor (transport hubs…) and helping to transform the world of commerce. outdoor (downtown streets, highways…) products, JCDecaux is exploring the new frontiers of digital and interactive advertising, in Elsevier Booth 11 Europe (The M4 Torch in London, Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle airport in Paris…), Asia (Shanghai Airports, Changi Airport in Singapour…), Elsevier publishes some 250,000 journal articles a year. In the field of North America (Chicago billboards…) or South America (Sao Paulo computer science, we publish many high quality journals. This includes digital clocks). many key publications by the best minds in the field. Visit our booth to learn more about our new journal: Journal of Child-Computer Microsoft (Champion Sponsor) Booth 30, 31, 32 Interaction and other HCI journals. Our publisher and journal editors At Microsoft, we get UX! Through ground-breaking research and will be available to answer any publishing questions and talk through inspirational design, we’re radically transforming the user experience. the submission process. We look forward to meeting you. Supporting CHI and valuing our UX disciplines is a big part of what we are all about. Our researchers and designers impact products EyeTracking, Inc. Booth 4 that touch the lives of a billion global consumers. Stop by our booth EyeTracking, Inc. is the leading provider of eye tracking services, to participate in a variety of demos and discussions on Windows 8, software and expertise. For over a decade we have been at the Xbox, Kinect, Office, and more. Learn about the great opportunities forefront of innovation in virtually every area of visual behavior and for shaping Human Computer Interaction at Microsoft. And pick up cognitive workload research. Visit our booth to learn about our free swag, too! software: EyeWorks for eye tracking, Quad Server for physiological sensor integration, Workload RT for cognitive workload measurement. MIT Press Booth 5 The MIT Press publishes a distinguished list of scholarly books in Facebook (Contributing Sponsor) Booth 15 core and innovative areas of human-computer interaction and No matter what part of Facebook you join, you’ll be building related technology and design studies. A wide range of our new and something big and new. We welcome pioneers. In fact, we insist on backlist titles will be available to purchase at 30% discount. Doug them. If you work for us, you will be able to make an immediate Sery, Acquisitions Editor, will be available during the conference to impact. We’re hiring Designers, Researchers, Content Strategists and talk to you.

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Morgan & Claypool Publishers Booth 27 Springer Booth 23, 24 Morgan & Claypool is publisher of the Synthesis digital library, Come and browse key titles. Get 20% off print books and eBooks. including the HCI series edited by Jack Carroll. Among our highlight publications are Orchestrating Human-Centred Design and Doing Design Ethnography and the new Journal of MultiTaction by MultiTouch Ltd. Booth 14 Interaction Science & Journal of Trust Management. Meet our Editors MultiTouch Ltd. is a leading developer of interactive display systems, to discuss your publishing proposal. Ensure maximum readership for based on proprietary software and hardware designs. MultiTouch your work, too! Springer, your partner in publishing: springer.com/CHI displays are Full HD LCDs, stackable into any size table or wall and support multi-user environments. The products are designed Taylor & Francis Group Booth 10 for corporate information, retail, marketing, exhibitions, museums, Building on two centuries’ experience, Taylor & Francis has grown hospitality, research & education, arts and other professional uses. rapidly over the last two decades to become a leading international academic publisher. Operating from a network of 20 global offices, now publishers Booth 2 the Taylor & Francis Group publishes more than 1,500 journals and Publishers of the highly acclaimed FOUNDATIONS AND TRENDS around 1,800 new books each year with a books backlist in excess of (FnT) journals, including FnT HCI, edited by Ben Bederson. Peer- 20,000 specialist titles. reviewed surveys, reviews and tutorials. Visit our booth to browse the available titles and meet the publisher. TEA – SEEING MACHINES Booth 6 TEA specializes in measurement and analysis solutions. CAPTIV: an Oxford University Press Booth 3 innovative data acquisition system for the synchronization and analysis Oxford University Press is pleased to publish Interacting with of video, wireless sensors’ data, and eye tracking. Visit CAPTIV at Computers on behalf of BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT and www.teaergo.com. Developed by Seeing Machines, faceLAB represents Interaction, a specialist group from BCS. Read the latest content the benchmark in flexible, non-contact, face, eyelid, and eye tracking from this journal at www.iwc.oxfordjournals.org and look at our related – for objectively measuring human behavior. Visit faceLAB at www. books at www.oup.com seeingmachines.com.

Samsung Booth 16 Télécom ParisTech (Champion Sponsor) Booth 28 Samsung’s philosophy is based on perpetual innovation and good At Télécom ParisTech we support innovation! The Telecom ParisTech corporate citizenship. Our practices have proven successful – incubator coaches and advises start-ups as part of its mission. we are one of the fastest growing companies in America, and an Stop by and see two of our highlighted projects: « i’m in VR », a acknowledged leader in the digital convergence revolution. The company providing immersive virtual reality (VR) applications and Samsung User Experience Center and the San Francisco Bay Area services. MiddleVR makes it easier for you, and ePawn’s tracking Samsung UX Center America welcome you to CHI 2013. technology is revolutionary! You will be amazed to interact with virtual environments in real time via real-world objects. SAP Booth 7 As market leader in enterprise application software, SAP helps Tobii Technology Booth 19a companies of all sizes and industries run better. With over 197,000 Tobii provides eye tracking systems and software for a wide customers in over 120 countries, the SAP Group includes subsidiaries variety of research. Our eye trackers are used within the scientific in every major continent and employs over 63,000 people worldwide. community and in usability and market research, to analyze vision, Positions are available, come by our booth to see how you could join human behavior, user experiences and consumer responses. this dynamic team of user experience and design professionals. www.tobii.com/en/eye-tracking-research/global/

SensoMotoric Instruments GmbH Booth 12 UserZoom Booth 29 For more than 20 years, SensoMotoric Instruments (SMI) has been UserZoom is the leading software platform for online UX research a world leader in eye tracking systems. Measure visual attention in in the market. We offer an on-demand web-based solution, which situations that require full mobility or a natural interaction of users empowers User Experience professionals to cost-effectively conduct with the SMI Eye Tracking Glasses. Efficiently quantify attention of and manage sophisticated online research projects (Remote usability users on screen-based materials such as web designs, software or testing on PC, mobile and tablets…) 50% percent of Fortune video games with the SMI RED-m remote eye tracking device. Magazine’s 50 most admired companies are already using our solution. Smart Eye AB Booth 1 SMART EYE develops, manufactures and markets ROBUST 3D Eye Yahoo! (Contributing Sponsor) Booth 13 Tracking systems. SMART EYE PRO is our FLEXIBLE solution for any Yahoo! Labs leads Yahoo!’s success through science, technology, kind of environment, whereas our all new DR120 is our INTUITIVE and innovation thinking. We have an unmatched track record of and EASY TO USE solution for measurements on screens. The ideas touching 700+ million users. Our work has yielded delightful systems provide REAL-TIME 3D information on gaze direction, head experiences and tools for everyday life across the entire planet. We’ve position and angles, eyelid opening, pupil size and many more. Come never been so energetic and exciting with endless opportunities! Visit and visit us! our booth, meet yahoos and see what we’re up to! We’re HIRING!

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Interactivity offers hands-on demonstrations that let you see, hear i115 Demonstrating PIXEE: Pictures, Interaction and RLC and touch interactive visions of the future. They take the form of Emotional Expression - M. Morris, C. Marshall, M. Calix, prototypes, demonstrations, artworks, design experiences and M. Al Haj, J. MacDougall, D. Carmean inspirational technologies. Interactivity offers an alternative to CHI’s traditional text format to disseminate advances in the field. i116 Bubble Popper: Body Contact in Digital Games - RMZ Interactivity promotes and provokes discussion about the role of C. Toprak, J. Platt, H. Ho, F. Mueller technology by actively engaging attendees one-on-one. i117 Gravity Well: Underwater Play - S. Pell, F. Mueller RJZ

i118 4 Design Themes for Skateboarding - S. Pijnappel, RNG Interactivity demonstrations include: F. Mueller Interactivity Research – an exciting collection of hands-on research i123 The Music Room - F. Morreale, R. Masu, A. De Angeli, P. Rota RSC demonstrations and prototypes. Experience new interaction techniques, systems, and early concepts. i124 Permulin: Personal In- and Output on Interactive RDG Surfaces - R. Lissermann, J. Huber, J. Steimle, M. Mühlhäuser Interactivity Explorations – cultural applications and explorations of future technologies. Experience digital art and interactive performances that ask questions, inspire reflection, and engage your Interactivity 1 – Exploration intellect and imagination. Interactivity demonstrations are available from the Monday evening i100 The CHI 2013 Interactive Schedule - A. Satyanarayan, ERG Conference Reception through the Thursday morning break. D. Strazzulla, C. Klokmose, M. Beaudouin-Lafon, W. Mackay Presenters will be stationed at their exhibits throughout the Monday i100 Cobi: Communitysourcing Large-Scale Conference ESX evening session and during coffee breaks all day Tuesday, Wednesday Scheduling - H. Zhang, P. André, L. Chilton, J. Kim, S. Dow, and on Thursday morning. R. Miller, W. Mackay, M. Beaudouin-Lafon i101 MubuFunkScatShare: Gestural Energy and Shared ETE Monday -102 Interactive Music - A. Tanaka, B. Caramiaux, N. Schnell 17:30 - 19:30 Grand opening i101 The Throat III - Disforming Operatic Voices Through a ESQ -102 Tuesday Novel Interactive Instrument - C. Unander-Scharin, K. Hook, L. Elblaus 10:20 - 11:00 Presenters available during the morning break i101 Chiseling Bodies: an Augmented Dance Performance - EFS 15:20 - 16:00 Presenters available during the afternoon break -102 S. Fdili Alaoui, C. Jacquemin, F. Bevilacqua Wednesday i107 Kalpana II: A Dome based Learning Installation for EPC 10:20 - 11:00 Presenters available during the morning break Indian Schools - I. Grover 15:20 - 16:00 Presenters available during the afternoon break i108 Big Huggin: A Bear for Affection Gaming - L. Grace EDN Thursday i109 SOUND BOUND: Making a Graphic Equalizer More EHX 10:20 - 11:00 Presenters available during the morning break Interactive and Fun - S. Kim, W. Lee 11:30 Interactivity closes i110 Smarter Objects: Using AR Technology to Program EME Physical Objects and their Interactions - V. Heun, Interactivity demonstrations are laid out in four areas (Interactivity 1 S. Kasahara, P. Maes to Interactivity 4). See the map on page 67 for the location of each i111 Interactive Sensory Objects for Improving Access EPX area and each demonstration. to Heritage - K. Allen, N. Hollinworth, F. Hwang, A. Minnion, G. Kwiatkowska, T. Lowe, N. Weldin Interactivity 1 – Research i112 Mobile Rhythmic Interaction in a Sonic Tennis Game - ERU i103 Storeys – Designing Collaborative Storytelling RJE S. Baldan, S. Serafin, A. de Gotzen Interfaces - J. Cheng, L. Kang, D. Cosley i119 De-MO : Designing Action-Sound Relationships ETS i104 Musical Embrace: Facilitating Engaging Play Experiences RPJ with the MO Interfaces - F. Bevilacqua, N. Schnell, through Social Awkwardness - A. Huggard, A. De Mel, N. Rasamimanana, J. Bloit, E. Flety, B. Caramiaux, J. Francoise, J. Garner, C. Toprak, A. Chatham, F. Mueller E. Boyer - i105 Gaze-supported Foot Interaction in Zoomable RJS i120 Cuboino. Extending Physical Games. An Example. EVJ Information Spaces - F. Göbel, K. Klamka, A. Siegel, S. Vogt, F. Heibeck S. Stellmach, R. Dachselt i121 NoiseBear: A Wireless Malleable Multiparametric EUG - i106 HapSeat: A Novel Approach to Simulate Motion in a RHJ Controller for use in Assistive Technology Contexts Consumer Environment - F. Danieau, J. Fleureau, P. Guillotel, M. Grierson, C. Kiefer N. Mollet, M. Christie, A. Lécuyer i122 The Voice Harvester: An Interactive Installation - EUN N. True, N. Papworth, R. Zarin, J. Peeters, F. Nilbrink, K. Lindbergh, i113 Touchbugs: Actuated Tangibles on Multi-Touch Tables RJL - D. Nowacka, K. Ladha, N. Hammerla, D. Jackson, C. Ladha, D. Fallman, A. Lind P. Olivier i125 CELL - E. Kim, R. Achituv (advisor) EFE i114 GravitySpace: Tracking Users and Their Poses in RAU i126 Repentir: Digital Exploration Beneath the Surface of EEQ a Smart Room Using a Pressure-Sensing Floor - an Oil Painting - J. Hook, J. Briggs, M. Blythe, N. Walsh, P. Olivier A. Bränzel, C. Holz, D. Hoffmann, D. Schmidt, M. Knaust, P. Lühne, R. Meusel, S. Richter, P. Baudisch

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Interactivity 2 – Exploration i315 KINECTWheels: Wheelchair-Accessible Motion-Based RBX Game Interaction - K. Gerling, M. Kalyn, R. Mandryk i202 Venus - E. Jung, Y. Lee, R. Achituv (advisor) ELJ i316 PianoText: Transferring Musical Expertise to Text Entry RTL i202 Gravity of Light - Y. Kim, Y. Cho ENN - A. Feit, A. Oulasvirta i202 汇(Hui) - Y. Lee, D. Shin, R. Achituv (advisor) EVC i317 BRAVO: A BRAin Virtual Operator For Education RGG Exploiting Brain-Computer Interfaces - M. Marchesi, i203 ColourNet: A System of Interactive and Interacting EQZ B. Riccò Digital Artworks - S. Clark, E. Edmonds i318 EducaTableware: Computer-Augmented Tableware to RCZ i204 Surface Tension - N. Plant, P. Healey EEJ Enhance the Eating Experiences - A. Kadomura, K. Tsukada, i205 Long Living Chair - L. Pschetz, R. Banks EFL I. Siio i206 Sense of the Deep - M. Kim, R. Achituv (advisor) EEX i319 The Augmented Video Wall: Multi-user AR Interaction RCL With Public Displays - M. Baldauf, P. Fröhlich i207 Metaphone: An Artistic Exploration of Biofeedback EKN and Machine Aesthetics - V. Simbelis, K. Höök i320 TraInAb: A Solution Based on Tangible and Distributed RXE User Interfaces to Improve Cognitive Disabilities - i208 Overlapped Playback - H. Hayeon, R. Achituv (advisor) ECE E. de la Guía, M. Lozano, V. R. Penichet i209 Dirty Tangible Interfaces — Expressive Control EML i321 Parallel Faceted Browsing - S. Buschbeck, A. Jameson, RXS of Computers with True Grit - M. Savary, D. Schwarz, A. Spirescu, T. Schneeberger, R. Troncy, H. Khrouf, O. Suominen, D. Pellerin, F. Massin, C. Jacquemin, R. Cahen E. Hyvonen i210 Mind Pool: Encouraging Self-Reflection through EKU i322 Enhancing One-handed Website Operation on RLQ Ambiguous Bio-Feedback - K. Long, J. Vines Touchscreen Mobile Phones - K. Seipp, K. Devlin i323 Enhancing Saltiness with Cathodal Current - RKG Interactivity 3 – Research H. Nakamura, H. Miyashita i301 Sweat-Atoms: Turning Physical Exercise into Physical RQE i324 PaperTonnetz: Supporting Music Composition with RHQ Objects - R. Khot, F. Mueller Interactive Paper - J. Garcia, L. Bigo, A. Spicher, W. Mackay i302 LaserOrigami: Laser-Cutting 3D Objects - S. Mueller, RDU i325 Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers – an RRN B. Kruck, P. Baudisch Interface for Playful Language Exploration - C. Sylla, S. Gonçalves, P. Branco, C. Coutinho i303 constructable: Interactive Construction of Functional REC Mechanical Devices - S. Mueller, P. Lopes, K. Kaefer, B. Kruck, i326 Pursuits: Eye-Based Interaction with Moving Targets - RQS P. Baudisch M. Vidal, K. Pfeuffer, A. Bulling, H. Gellersen i304 Muscle-Propelled Force Feedback: Bringing Force RGN i327 Can You Handle It? Bimanual Techniques for RQL Feedback to Mobile Devices using Electrical Browsing Media Collections on Touchscreen Tablets - Stimulation - P. Lopes, P. Baudisch R. McLachlan, S. Brewster - i305 AutoGami: A Low-cost Rapid Prototyping Toolkit for RGU i328 Libmapper (A Library for Connecting Things) RXZ Automated Movable Paper Craft - K. Zhu, S. Zhao, H. Nii J. Malloch, S. Sinclair, M. Wanderley i306 From Codes to Patterns: Designing Interactive RHC i329 PaperTab: An Electronic Paper Computer with RSJ Decoration for Tableware - R. Meese, S. Ali, E. Thorne, Multiple Large Flexible Electrophoretic Displays - S. Benford, A. Quinn, R. Mortier, B. Koleva, T. Pridmore, S. Baurley A. Tarun, P. Wang, A. Girouard, P. Strohmeier, D. Reilly, R. Vertegaal - i307 HeartLink: Open Broadcast of Live Biometric Data to RLX i330 TouchViz: (Multi)Touching Multivariate Data RVQ Social Networks - F. Curmi, J. Whittle, M. Ferrario, J. Southern J. Rzeszotarski, A. Kittur - i308 SideWays: A Gaze Interface for Spontaneous RBQ i331 Gracoli: A Graphical Command Line User Interface RTZ Interaction with Situated Displays - Y. Zhang, A. Bulling, P. Verma H. Gellersen i332 MARSUI: Malleable Audio-Reactive Shape-retaining RUU - V. Wikström, S. Overstall, K. Tahiroglu, J. Kildal, i309 Colocated Surface Sound Interaction - A. Freed, RXL User Interface J. Rowland T. Ahmaniemi - i310 GaussBits: Magnetic Tangible Bits for Portable and RBC i333 Spinning Data: Remixing Live Data Like a Music DJ RFZ Occlusion-Free Near-Surface Interactions - R. Liang, P. Groth, D. Shamma K. Cheng, L. Chan, C. Peng, M. Chen, R. Liang, D. Yang, B. Chen Interactivity 4 – Research i311 The Space Between the Notes: Adding Expressive RVX Pitch Control to the Piano Keyboard - A. McPherson, i401 Information Capacity of Full-body Movements - RPQ A. Gierakowski, A. Stark A. Oulasvirta, T. Roos, A. Modig, L. Leppänen i312 Art Mapping in Paris - L. Carletti, D. Price, R. Sinker, RAG i402 Robotic Wheelchair Easy to Move and Communicate RNU G. Giannachi, D. McAuley, J. Stack, K. Beaver, J. Mundy with Companions - Y. Kobayashi, R. Suzuki, Y. Sato, M. Arai, i313 ThorDMX: A Prototyping Toolkit for Interactive Stage RAN Y. Kuno, A. Yamazaki, K. Yamazaki Lighting Control - T. Bartindale, P. Olivier i403 Gesture Output: Eyes-Free Output Using a Force RCS i314 Posture Training With Real-time Visual Feedback - RBJ Feedback Touch Surface - A. Roudaut, A. Rau, C. Sterz, B. Taylor, M. Birk, R. Mandryk, Z. Ivkovic M. Plauth, P. Lopes, P. Baudisch

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PALAIS DES CONGRES PC3 Place du Général Kœnig DE PARIS OPENING TIMES Général Kœnig -­ AROUND THE PALAIS DES CONGRES Accès piétons From 7.00 am to 10.30 pm all days Palais des Congrès 43 Pedestrian access Hôtel Général Kœnig -­ Concorde Palais des Congrès Lafayette Avenue du Roule e u Accès piéton / q i r Le Palais Pedestrian entrances é Boulevard Pershing h p HORAIRES Boulevard i r Porte des Congrès D’OUVERTURE PALAIS é Neuilly 3 Métro / Metro station p DES CONGRÈS DE PARIS Navettes Gouvion Saint-­Cyr d r vers Beauvais de Paris De 7h00 à 22h30 tous les jours a v Porte e l Paris 3 PALAIS DES CONGRESBus / Bus stop NEUILLY-­PC3 Place du Généralu Kœnig o Porte DE PARIS OPENING TIMES SUR-­SEINEGénéral Kœnig -­ B Neuilly 2 From 7.00 am to 10.30 pm all days Palais des Congrès

Accès piétons RER / RER Boulevard Gouvion Saint-­Cyr 43 Porte Neuilly 1 Porte Pedestrian access Hôtel Général Kœnig -­ Paris 2 Les cars Navette Aéroport Paris -­ Charles-­de-­Gaulle Concorde Palais des Congrès par les cars Air France / Paris -­ Charles-­de-­Gaulle Le Palais des Congrès Les cars airport shuttle by Air France bus Lafayette de Paris e u Accès piéton / q i Pedestrian entrances r Station Vélib’ / Vélib’ station é Boulevard Pershing h CharlesAvenue de Gaulle p Porte i Porte r Paris 1 é Neuilly 3 Métro / Metro station p Navettes Boulevard Pereire Nord d Borne de taxis / Taxis stand r vers Beauvais Porte PC1 a Maillot v Porte 3 e PC3 l Paris 3 Boulevard Pereire Sud Bus / Bus stop NEUILLY-­Parking navettes Beauvais / u Porte Maillot -­ o Porte Avenue de Neuilly Porte Beauvais airport shuttle by bus Car parksB Neuilly 2 Maillot Palais des Congrès SUR-­SEINE 2 1

Porte RER / RER Boulevard Gouvion Saint-­Cyr Maillot Porte 1 Le RER C et le Métro Voir la photo / See the photo Neuilly 1 Porte Paris 2 ligne 1 sont directement Les cars Navette Aéroport Paris -­ Charles-­de-­Gaulle 73 Balabus accessibles depuis par les cars Air France / Paris -­ Charles-­de-­Gaulle Avenue du Roule Le Palais des Congrès Les cars 82 PC1 le niveau -­1 airport shuttle by Air France bus de Paris Le Palais 244 du Palais des Congrès Place de Porte Maillot -­ de Paris HORAIRES Porte Maillot Boulevard Palais des Congrès The RER C and Metro Line 1 D’OUVERTUREStation PALAIS Vélib’ / Vélib’ station la Porte Maillot des Congrès CharlesAvenue de Gaulle Neuilly -­ Porte Maillot -­ can be accessed directly DES CONGRÈS DE PARIS Gouvion Saint-­Cyr Porte Palais des Congrès Paris 1 from Level -­1 of the Palais de Paris De 7h00 à 22h30 tous les jours Boulevard Pereire Nord des Congrès de Paris Borne de taxis / Taxis stand PC1 73 PC3 Porte PALAIS DES CONGRES Place du GénéralMaillot Kœnig Général Kœnig -­ 3 PC3 Balabus DE PARIS OPENING TIMES Boulevard Pereire Sud Avenue de la Grande Armée Parking navettes Beauvais / Palais des Congrès Porte Maillot -­ Porte Maillot From 7.00 am to 10.30 pm all days Avenue de Neuilly Porte Accès piétons Beauvais airport shuttle by bus Car parks Maillot Palais des Congrès 43 2 1 Hôtel Général Kœnig -­ Porte Pedestrian access Maillot Voir la photo / See the photo Concorde Palais des Congrès 1 Le RER C et le Métro ligne 1 sont directement Lafayette 73 Balabus accessibles depuis e u le niveau -­1 Accès piéton / q 82 PC1 i r du Palais des Congrès Pedestrian entrances é Boulevard Pershing 244 Porte MaillotBoulevard -­ Thierry de Martel h Place de de Paris p Porte Maillot Palais des Congrès i Porte r la Porte Maillot The RER C and Metro Line 1 é Neuilly 3 Neuilly -­ Porte Maillot -­ Métro / Metro station p can be accessed directly Navettes Palais des Congrès d from Level -­1 of the Palais PARIS r vers Beauvais a des Congrès de Paris v Porte e l Paris 3 73 Bus / Bus stop NEUILLY-­ u o Porte Balabus Boulevard de l’Amiral Bruix SUR-­SEINE B Neuilly 2 Avenue de la Grande Armée Porte Maillot

Boulevard Gouvion Saint-­Cyr RER / RER Porte Neuilly 1 Porte Paris 2 Les cars Navette Aéroport Paris -­ Charles-­de-­Gaulle Hötel par les cars Air France / Paris -­ Charles-­de-­Gaulle Le Palais des Congrès Les cars airport shuttle by Air France bus de Paris Le Méridien

Station Vélib’ / Vélib’ station CharlesAvenue de Gaulle Boulevard Thierry de Martel Porte Paris 1 Boulevard Pereire Nord

Borne de taxis / Taxis stand Porte PC1 PARIS Maillot 3 PC3 Boulevard Pereire Sud Parking navettes Beauvais / Avenue de Neuilly Porte Maillot -­ Porte Boulevard de l’Amiral Bruix Beauvais airport shuttle by bus Car parks Maillot Palais des Congrès 2 1

Porte Maillot Voir la photo / See the photo 1 Le RER C et le Métro ligne 1 sont directement 73 Balabus accessibles depuis 82 PC1 le niveau -­1 244 du Palais des Congrès Place de Porte Maillot -­ de Paris Porte Maillot Palais des Congrès la Porte Maillot The RER C and Metro Line 1 Neuilly -­ Porte Maillot -­ can be accessed directly Palais des Congrès from Level -­1 of the Palais des Congrès de Paris 73 Balabus Avenue de la Grande Armée Porte Maillot

Boulevard Thierry de Martel

PARIS Arc de Boulevard de l’Amiral Bruix Triomphe

Université Paris-Dauphine 15’ walk - 1 stop on RER

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