Great event: HCIL 29th Annual Symposium, May 22-23, 2012
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Gabe Goldberg
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I'm not directly involved in this but have attended/enjoyed it for many years; it's fascinating hearing about leading edge -- and commercialized! -- research into how humans/computers/gadgets/software get along.
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Registration is now open!
The University of Maryland's Human-Computer Interaction Lab's 29th Annual Symposium:
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/soh
HCIL's 29th Annual Symposium will consider the future of social media, networks, medical informatics, information visualization, interaction design, children, games, HCI design methods and MORE! Learn more about the HCIL's research at the UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND through talks, tutorials, workshops, demos and posters.
Program:
Tuesday, May 22: Keynotes, talks in parallel with workshops and tutorials
Wednesday, May 23: Demos, talks in parallel with workshops and tutorials
Attendees can focus on suggested tracks or sample talks from all topics. Sample tracks include:
* Education & Games
* HCI & Design
* Medical Informatics & Visualization
* Social Media & Networks
Please see below for suggested tracks:
For attendees focusing on EDUCATION & GAMES:
* Designing Social Media and Crowdsourcing to Teach Youth about Scientific INQuiry
* SearchParty: Learning to search in a web-based classroom
* How Sci-Fi, Re-Mix, and Social Media Can Promote Youth Interest in Science
* Mobile Ubiquitous Vocabulary Learning
* Designing Collaborative Learning into Alternate Reality Games
* Assessing the Components of Skill Necessary for Playing
* Learning Computational Thinking through Game Play
* TUTORIAL: Designing technology with and for Children in the 21st Century
* WORKSHOP: Reconsidering the College Classroom in the Light of Modern Technology and Different Learning Styles
For attendees focusing on HCI & DESIGN:
* The Future of Touchscreen Keyboards
* Changing Human Behavior with Sensing and Persuasive Design
* 3D Tactile Models for Blind Students * Evaluating Translators' Work Environments
* Translation with Monolingual Speakers
* Frugal Crowdsourced Decision Support
* Codesign Techniques in Special Needs Classrooms
* Distributed, Intergenerational Co-Design Environment
* Rough Cuts: Media and design in process
* Participatory Design and Mobile Technology for Supporting Life-Relevant Learning
* TUTORIAL: Introduction to Usability
* TUTORIAL: Interfaces from the Top Down and Ground Up: How theory and experiment inform design
* TUTORIAL: Introduction to Designing for Human Values
* WORKSHOP: User Assessments of Usability: The QUIS and the SUMI and beyond
For attendees focusing on MEDICAL INFORMATICS & VISUALIZATION:
* Tracking Events to Ensure Timely Completion
* Animated Interfaces for List Matching
* Temporal Analysis in Health Data
* Cause and Effect Analysis
* Comparing Large Tree Structures
* WORKSHOP: Electronic Health Record Informatics
For attendees focusing on SOCIAL MEDIA & NETWORKS:
* Simplifying Network Visualizations: Group-in-a-box and motifs
* Social Network Analysis Strategies
* Analyzing Network Dynamics: Three tools, two applications
* Citizen Science: What motivates contributors and what doesn't?
* Selective Filtering of Twitter Content
* The Influence of Active Community Leaders in Nation of Neighbors
* Video Chat for Pets
Even more topics will be presented in our demos, posters and videos.
Special thanks to our sponsors:
Corporate Sponsors:
* L-3 STRATIS
* Novartis
* Optimal Solutions Group
* SAP
* Oracle
* Spotfire
* Virtusa
* Centrifuge Systems
* Google
* Elsevier
Media Sponsors:
* Interactions Magazine
* Interaction-Design.org
* iStrategy Labs
University of Maryland Sponsors:
* Center for Advanced Study of language
* College of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences
* College of Information Studies-Maryland's iSchool
* Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship
* University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies
Charley Lewittes
Coordinator, HCIL
hcil...@cs.umd.edu
www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/soh
I'm not directly involved in this but have attended/enjoyed it for many years; it's fascinating hearing about leading edge -- and commercialized! -- research into how humans/computers/gadgets/software get along.
Respond as directed below...
-----
Registration is now open!
The University of Maryland's Human-Computer Interaction Lab's 29th Annual Symposium:
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/soh
HCIL's 29th Annual Symposium will consider the future of social media, networks, medical informatics, information visualization, interaction design, children, games, HCI design methods and MORE! Learn more about the HCIL's research at the UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND through talks, tutorials, workshops, demos and posters.
Program:
Tuesday, May 22: Keynotes, talks in parallel with workshops and tutorials
Wednesday, May 23: Demos, talks in parallel with workshops and tutorials
Attendees can focus on suggested tracks or sample talks from all topics. Sample tracks include:
* Education & Games
* HCI & Design
* Medical Informatics & Visualization
* Social Media & Networks
Please see below for suggested tracks:
For attendees focusing on EDUCATION & GAMES:
* Designing Social Media and Crowdsourcing to Teach Youth about Scientific INQuiry
* SearchParty: Learning to search in a web-based classroom
* How Sci-Fi, Re-Mix, and Social Media Can Promote Youth Interest in Science
* Mobile Ubiquitous Vocabulary Learning
* Designing Collaborative Learning into Alternate Reality Games
* Assessing the Components of Skill Necessary for Playing
* Learning Computational Thinking through Game Play
* TUTORIAL: Designing technology with and for Children in the 21st Century
* WORKSHOP: Reconsidering the College Classroom in the Light of Modern Technology and Different Learning Styles
For attendees focusing on HCI & DESIGN:
* The Future of Touchscreen Keyboards
* Changing Human Behavior with Sensing and Persuasive Design
* 3D Tactile Models for Blind Students * Evaluating Translators' Work Environments
* Translation with Monolingual Speakers
* Frugal Crowdsourced Decision Support
* Codesign Techniques in Special Needs Classrooms
* Distributed, Intergenerational Co-Design Environment
* Rough Cuts: Media and design in process
* Participatory Design and Mobile Technology for Supporting Life-Relevant Learning
* TUTORIAL: Introduction to Usability
* TUTORIAL: Interfaces from the Top Down and Ground Up: How theory and experiment inform design
* TUTORIAL: Introduction to Designing for Human Values
* WORKSHOP: User Assessments of Usability: The QUIS and the SUMI and beyond
For attendees focusing on MEDICAL INFORMATICS & VISUALIZATION:
* Tracking Events to Ensure Timely Completion
* Animated Interfaces for List Matching
* Temporal Analysis in Health Data
* Cause and Effect Analysis
* Comparing Large Tree Structures
* WORKSHOP: Electronic Health Record Informatics
For attendees focusing on SOCIAL MEDIA & NETWORKS:
* Simplifying Network Visualizations: Group-in-a-box and motifs
* Social Network Analysis Strategies
* Analyzing Network Dynamics: Three tools, two applications
* Citizen Science: What motivates contributors and what doesn't?
* Selective Filtering of Twitter Content
* The Influence of Active Community Leaders in Nation of Neighbors
* Video Chat for Pets
Even more topics will be presented in our demos, posters and videos.
Special thanks to our sponsors:
Corporate Sponsors:
* L-3 STRATIS
* Novartis
* Optimal Solutions Group
* SAP
* Oracle
* Spotfire
* Virtusa
* Centrifuge Systems
* Elsevier
Media Sponsors:
* Interactions Magazine
* Interaction-Design.org
* iStrategy Labs
University of Maryland Sponsors:
* Center for Advanced Study of language
* College of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences
* College of Information Studies-Maryland's iSchool
* Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship
* University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies
Charley Lewittes
Coordinator, HCIL
hcil...@cs.umd.edu
www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/soh
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