Designing mobile experiences

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  Heli Väätäjä: User experience of smart phones in mobile journalism: early findings on influence of professional role. 1-4
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  Wei Song, Dian Tjondronegoro: A survey on usage of mobile video in Australia. 5-8
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  Xiantao Chen, Ying Liu, Xia Wang: Designing for mobility: using a mixed ideation approach for mobile service concept. 9-12
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  Chao-Lung Lee, Da Lee, Yun-Maw Cheng, Li-Chieh Chen, Wei-Chia Chen, Frode Eika Sandnes: On the implications of sense of control over bicycling: design of a physical stamina-aware bike. 13-16
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  Kasper Løvborg Jensen, Rameshnath Krishnasamy, Vashanth Selvadurai: Studying PH. A. N. T. O. M. in the wild: a pervasive persuasive game for daily physical activity. 17-20
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  Dean M. G. Hargreaves, Toni Robertson: Planning travel as everyday design. 21-24

Interaction experiments

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  Masaki Omata, Kei Ogasawara, Atsumi Imamiya: A project restarting support system using the historical log of a user's window usage. 25-32
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  Doris Jung, Steve Jones: Interactive definition of single-user profiles for alerting systems. 33-40
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  Oscar Kin-Chung Au, Chiew-Lan Tai: Multitouch finger registration and its applications. 41-48

Untangling complex design situations

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  Jacob Buur, Euan Fraser, Soila Oinonen, Max Rolfstam: Ethnographic video as design specs. 49-56
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  Kristoffer Røed: Heterogeneities and complexities in IS design: still a need to juxtapose organizational elements and design related ideas? 57-64
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  Janni Nielsen, Mads Bødker: The elephant in the room: ambiguity and temporary closure in a design process. 65-71

Engaging experiences

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  Christian Dindler, Ole Sejer Iversen, Rachel Charlotte Smith, Rune Veerasawmy: Participatory design at the museum: inquiring into children's everyday engagement in cultural heritage. 72-79
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  Ditte Amund Basballe, Kim Halskov: Projections on museum exhibits: engaging visitors in the museum setting. 80-87
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  Juha Arrasvuori, Hannu Korhonen, Kaisa Väänänen-Vainio-Mattila: Exploring playfulness in user experience of personal mobile products. 88-95

Designing social experiences

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  Martin Ludvigsen, Rune Veerasawmy: Designing technology for active spectator experiences at sporting events. 96-103
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  Ben Swift, Henry J. Gardner, Alistair Riddell: Engagement networks in social music-making. 104-111
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  Tim Robert Merritt, Weiman Kow, Christopher Ng, Kevin McGee, Lonce Wyse: Who makes what sound?: supporting real-time musical improvisations of electroacoustic ensembles. 112-119

Design, build, test

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  Pat Lehane: Designing interactions for the collective user experience. 120-127
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  Michael Connolly, Christof Lutteroth, Beryl Plimmer: Document resizing for visually impaired students. 128-135
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  Beryl Plimmer, Helen C. Purchase, Hong Yul Yang: SketchNode: intelligent sketching support and formal diagramming. 136-143

Evaluating interactive technologies 1

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  Stefan Cronholm: Communicative criteria for usability evaluation: experiences from analysing an e-service. 144-151
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  Heli Väätäjä: User experience evaluation criteria for mobile news making technology: findings from a case study. 152-159
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  Paul Radford, Andy Linton, Ian Welch: Event log messages as a human interface, or, "do you pine for the days when men were men and wrote their own device drivers?". 160-163

Ageing and older people

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  Sonja Pedell, Frank Vetere, Lars Kulik, Elizabeth Ozanne, Alan Gruner: Social isolation of older people: the role of domestic technologies. 164-167
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  Sung Jun Kim, Bharat Dave: Silver towns and smart technologies. 168-171
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  Alethea Blackler, Doug Mahar, Vesna Popovic: Older adults, interface experience and cognitive decline. 172-175
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  Desley Vine, Laurie Buys: The lived world of older urban Australians: relating everyday living to GPS tracking data. 176-179
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  Gudur Raghavendra Reddy, Alethea Blackler, Doug Mahar, Vesna Popovic: The effects of cognitive ageing on use of complex interfaces. 180-183

Methods bazaar 1

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  Ann Judith Morrison, Stephen Viller, Peta Mitchell: Ethnography considered useful: situating criticality. 184-187
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  Danielle Wilde, Kristina Andersen: Part science part magic: analysing the OWL outcomes. 188-191
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  Jeremy Yuille, Yoko Akama, Hugh Macdonald, Nifeli Stewart, Laurene Vaughan, Stephen Viller: Dialogic shifts: the rhythm and sequence of artefacts in aesthetically informed interaction design practice. 192-195
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  Andrew R. Brown: Visualizing digital media interactions: providing feedback on jam2jam AV performances. 196-199
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  Peter Dalsgård: Research in and through design: an interaction design research approach. 200-203
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  Martin Tomitsch, Nikash Singh, Ghazaleh Javadian: Using diaries for evaluating interactive products: the relevance of form and context. 204-207

Sustainable design

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  Ann Light, Ian Wakeman, Jon Robinson, Anirban Basu, Dan Chalmers: Chutney and relish: designing to augment the experience of shopping at a farmers' market. 208-215
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  Rowanne Fleck, Geraldine Fitzpatrick: Reflecting on reflection: framing a design landscape. 216-223
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  Richard Medland: Curbing paper wastage using flavoured feedback. 224-227
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  Wendy Miller, Laurie Buys: Householder experiences with resource monitoring technology in sustainable homes. 228-231

What's in a name, or a password?

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  Freya Palmer, Eamonn O'Neill: Interpreting technology-mediated identity: perception of social intention and meaning in Bluetooth names. 232-239
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  Dana McKay, Silvia Sanchez, Rebecca Parker: What's my name again?: sociotechnical considerations for author name management in research databases. 240-247
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  Douglas Stebila: Reinforcing bad behaviour: the misuse of security indicators on popular websites. 248-251
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  Kenneth Radke, Colin Boyd, Margot Brereton, Juan Manuel González Nieto: How HCI design influences web security decisions. 252-255

Methods bazaar 2

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  Tuck Wah Leong, Peter C. Wright, Frank Vetere, Steve Howard: Understanding experience using dialogical methods: the case of serendipity. 256-263
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  Paula Alexandra Silva, Janet C. Read: A methodology to evaluate creative design methods: a study with the BadIdeas method. 264-271
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  Aram Dulyan, Ernest A. Edmonds: AUXie: initial evaluation of a blind-accessible virtual museum tour. 272-275
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  Daniel Johnson, John A. Gardner: Personality, motivation and video games. 276-279

Evaluating interactive technologies 2

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  Nilanthi Seneviratne, Beryl Plimmer: Improving stylus interaction for eMedical forms. 280-287
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  Josh Oosterman, Andy Cockburn: An empirical comparison of tag clouds and tables. 288-295
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  Kelvin Cheng, Christian Müller-Tomfelde, Natalie Ruiz: Interactive tabletops with non-interactive rims. 296-299
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  Dingyun Zhu, Tom Gedeon, Ken Taylor: Head or gaze?: controlling remote camera for hands-busy tasks in teleoperation: a comparison. 300-303

Co-presence and remote collaboration

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  E. Sean Rintel: Conversational management of network trouble perturbations in personal videoconferencing. 304-311
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  Cameron Teoh, Holger Regenbrecht, David O'Hare: Investigating factors influencing trust in video-mediated communication. 312-319
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  Jane Li, Christian Müller-Tomfelde, Alex Hyatt: Supporting collaborations across a biocontainment barrier. 320-323
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  Kate Goodwin, Frank Vetere, Gregor Kennedy: Being there with others: copresence and technologies for informal interaction. 324-327

Learning and searching

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  Daryl Ku, Jon M. Pearce, Wally Smith: Can traditional HCI principles be applied to computing technology in learning contexts? 328-331
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  Suleman Shahid, Emiel Krahmer, Marc Swerts, Omar Mubin: Child-robot interaction during collaborative game play: effects of age and gender on emotion and experience. 332-335
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  Marie Bodén, Stephen Viller, Shelley Dole: Spelling Bug: benefits of using adaptive technology for training spelling in primary school classrooms. 336-339
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  Khamsum Kinley, Dian Tjondronegoro, Helen Partridge: Web searching interaction model based on user cognitive styles. 340-343
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  Khamsum Kinley, Dian Tjondronegoro: User-web interactions: how wholistic/analytic web users search the web? 344-347
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  Liang-Chun Jack Tseng, Dian Tjondronegoro: Effect of topic domain and task type on web image searching. 348-351

Social and locational

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  Renato Iannella, Adam Finden, Laurianne Sitbon: User interface design for social web theme and opinion analysis. 352-355
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  Signe Louise Yndigegn: Extending design encounters with use of social media. 356-359
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  Timothy Christie, Christopher Lueg, Nilufar Baghaei: Tag clouds as social signallers. 360-363
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  Sari Komulainen, Minna Karukka, Jonna Häkkilä: Social music services in teenage life: a case study. 364-367
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  Chris Marmo, Bill Cartwright, Jeremy Yuille: Geovisualisation: sense-making and knowledge discovery with location-based data. 368-371
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  Timothy Nugent, Christopher Lueg: ReGroup: using location sharing to support distributed information gathering. 372-375

Interaction in communities

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  Sunil Ghelawat, Kenneth Radke, Margot Brereton: Interaction, privacy and profiling considerations in local mobile social software: a prototype agile ride share system. 376-379
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  Christine Satchell, Marcus Foth: Fear and danger in nocturnal urban environments. 380-383
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  Joanna Saad-Sulonen: eParticipation as an information ecology: a micro-scale examination of two cases in Helsinki. 384-387
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  Fiona Redhead, Margot Brereton: Iterative design within a local community communication fabric. 388-391
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  Peter Dalsgård: Aligning research and external stakeholder agendas in collaborative interaction design projects. 392-395
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  Denisa Kera, Connor Graham: Collective sensor networks and future communities: designing interaction across multiple scales. 396-399

Extended abstracts: invited papers

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  Eva Brandt, Thomas Binder, Lone Malmborg, Tomas Sokoler: Communities of everyday practice and situated elderliness as an approach to co-design for senior interaction. 400-403

Extended abstracts: Student design competition - online challenge winners

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  Bo Bille, Henrik Korsgaard: Labyrinth within: emergence through documentation. 404-405
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  Tamara Chahine, Cherry Chau, Hanley Weng, Ryo Yambe, Cming Yick: Footsteps: an urban game to encourage social interaction in networked spaces. 406-407
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  Patrick Burns, Matthew J. D'Orazio, Harry Rolf: Re-encountering space through 1-bit interactions. 408-409

Demonstrations

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  Bert Bongers, Stuart Smith: Interactivated rehabilitation device. 410-411
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  Susan Loh, Yasu Santo: "Please touch the plant on your way up the stairs...": for OZCHI conference 2010. 412-413
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  Bashkim Isai, Stephen Viller: Meet Eater: affectionate computing, social networks and human-plant interaction. 414-415
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  Elizabeth F. Churchill, Ozzie Gooen, David A. Shamma: Augmented ethnography: designing a sensor-based toolkit for ethnographers. 416-417
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  Fiona Redhead, Andrew Dekker, Margot Brereton: NNUB: the neighbourhood nub digital noticeboard system. 418-419
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  Jon M. Pearce, John Murphy: Living on the hedge: creating an online smart garden watering community. 420-421

Extended abstracts: Doctoral consortium

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  Mark Bilandzic: The embodied hybrid space: designing ubiquitous computing towards an amplification of situated real world experiences. 422-427
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  Andrew Dekker: Social software and interactions in web design: an in situ exploration of tools & methods to support designer-client communication. 428-431
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  Jane Li: Designing interaction spaces for distributed collaborations. 432-434
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  Joji Mori: Memorialising day-to-day content: bushfire affected communities. 435-437
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  Zachary Fitz-Walter: OZCHI 2010 Doctorial Consortium application. 438-441
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  Seyed Hadi Mirisaee: A human-centred context-aware approach to develop open-standard agile ridesharing using mobile social networks. 445-448

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