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ORCIDBCS HCI 2011: Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK
- Linda Little, Lynne M. Coventry:
Proceedings of the 2011 British Computer Society Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, BCS-HCI 2011, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK, July 4-8, 2011. ACM 2011
ALT.HCI
- Bran Richards, Stuart Walker, Lynne Blair:
Cyber-sustainability: leaving a lasting legacy of human wellbeing. 1-6 - Michele Wong Kung Fong:
The ill effects of world wide web on the Google generation: an analysis and criticism of ways in which the world wide web is altering young learners' cognitive behaviors. 7-11 - Keyvan Minoukadeh:
Interaction design: serving corporate needs. 12-17 - Hyowon Lee, Alan F. Smeaton:
Designing novel applications inspired by emerging media technologies. 18-23 - Graham White:
Semantics, hermeneutics, statistics: some reflections on the semantic web. 24-28 - Rachel Keller:
Local community intelligence, wellbeing and the potential role of web 2.0 applications. 29-34 - Elisa Giaccardi:
On pause and duration, or: the design of heritage experience. 35-40 - Michael Smyth, Ingi Helgason:
Imagining urban interactions: strategies for exploring future design landscapes. 41-45 - Xueni Pan, Mel Slater:
Confronting a moral dilemma in virtual reality: a pilot study. 46-51 - Margot Brereton, Seyed Hadi Mirisaee, Sunil Ghelawat, Paul Roe:
Reframing the design of context-aware computing. 52-57
Different perspectives
- Jeunese A. Payne, Graham I. Johnson, Andrea Szymkowiak:
The behavioural impact of a visually represented virtual assistant in a self-service checkout context. 58-63 - John Vines, Mark Blythe, Paul Dunphy, Andrew Monk:
Eighty something: banking for the older old. 64-73 - Patrick C. Shih, Gina Venolia, Gary M. Olson:
Brainstorming under constraints: why software developers brainstorm in groups. 74-83 - Linda Little, Pamela Briggs, Lynne M. Coventry:
Who knows about me?: an analysis of age-related disclosure preferences. 84-87
Learning and motivation
- Tim Coughlan, Anne Adams, Yvonne Rogers, Sarah-Jane Davies:
Enabling live dialogic and collaborative learning between field and indoor contexts. 88-98 - Brian Wentz, Jonathan Lazar:
Usable web-based calendaring for blind users. 99-103 - Helen M. Edwards, Sharon McDonald, Tingting Zhao:
Exploring teenagers' motivation to exercise through technology probes. 104-113 - Anne-Marie Oostveen:
The internet as an empowering technology for stigmatized groups: a case study of weight loss bloggers. 114-119
Evaluations
- An Mahmood Khan:
An empirical study on mobile phone usage. 120-125 - Lorna McKnight, Janet C. Read:
PLU-E: a proposed framework for planning and conducting evaluation studies with children. 126-131 - Katie Crowley, Aidan Sliney, Ian Pitt, Dave Murphy:
Capturing and using emotion-based BCI signals in experiments: how subject's effort can influence results. 132-138 - Beant Dhillon, P. Banach, Rafal Kocielnik, Jorge Peregrín Emparanza, Ioannis Politis, A. Paczewska, Panos Markopoulos:
Visual fidelity of video prototypes and user feedback: a case study. 139-144
Lost something?
- Daniel Isemann, Khurshid Ahmad:
Query terms for art images: a comparison of specialist and layperson terminology. 145-150 - Yuqing Mao, Haifeng Shen, Chengzheng Sun:
Looking for non-existent information: a consumer-led interactive search approach. 151-156 - Graham Healy, Alan F. Smeaton:
Optimising the number of channels in EEG-augmented image search. 157-162
Communities
- Janet C. Read, Tilde Bekker:
The nature of child computer interaction. 163-170 - Siang-Ting Siew, Alvin W. Yeo:
Employing participatory action research to augment software development for rural communities. 171-176 - Robin J. S. Sloan, Brian Robinson, Ken Scott-Brown, Fhionna Moore, Malcolm Cook:
A phenomenological study of facial expression animation. 177-186
Unhealthy errors
- Sarah Wiseman, Paul A. Cairns, Anna Louise Cox:
A taxonomy of number entry error. 187-196 - Dominic Furniss, Ann Blandford, Astrid Mayer:
Unremarkable errors: low-level disturbances in infusion pump use. 197-204
Full body interaction
- Marco Gillies, Max Worgan, Hestia Peppe, Will Robinson, Nina Kov:
Exploring choreographers' conceptions of motion capture for full body interaction. 205-210 - Weidong Huang, Leila Alem:
Supporting hand gestures in mobile remote collaboration: a usability evaluation. 211-216 - Kei Hoshi, Fredrik Öhberg, Annakarin Nyberg:
Designing blended reality space: conceptual foundations and applications. 217-226
Personal relationships
- Daniel Gooch, Leon Watts:
Up close and personal: social presence in mediated personal relationships. 227-236 - Daniel Gooch, Leon Watts:
A design framework for mediated personal relationship devices. 237-242 - Alan J. Dix, Russell Beale, Nadeem Shabir, Justin Leavesley:
Anatomy of an early social networking site. 243-252 - Bernhard Wöckl, Benjamin Wimmer, Ulcay Yildizoglu, Michael Leitner, Manfred Tscheligi:
"Accept" or "decline": alternative options for video telephony tools for inter-generational family communication. 253-258
Games and interaction
- Paul Lapides, Ehud Sharlin, Mario Costa Sousa:
Social comics: a casual authoring game. 259-268 - Norman Makoto Su, Patrick C. Shih:
Virtual spectating: hearing beyond the video arcade. 269-278 - Jon Manker, Mattias Arvola:
Prototyping in game design: externalization and internalization of game ideas. 279-288
3D and targeting
- Jennifer G. Sheridan:
Developing an open source exertion interface for two-handed 3D and 6DOF motion tracking and visualisation. 289-298 - Shamus P. Smith, Elizabeth Burd, Linxiao Ma, Iyad AlAgha, Andrew Hatch:
Relative and absolute mappings for rotating remote 3D objects on multi-touch tabletops. 299-308 - Elke E. Mattheiss, Johann Schrammel, Manfred Tscheligi:
Navigating the space: evaluating a 3D-input device in placement and docking tasks. 309-314 - Jochen Huber, Jürgen Steimle, Max Mühlhäuser:
A model of embodied dynamic peephole pointing for hidden targets. 315-320
Healthy technology
- Nathalie Colineau, Cécile Paris:
Family vs. individual profiles in a health portal: strengths and weaknesses. 321-330 - Gemma Webster, Deborah I. Fels, Gary Gowans, Vicki L. Hanson:
Portraits of individuals with dementia: views of care managers. 331-340 - Atish Rajkomar, Ann Blandford:
Distributed cognition for evaluating healthcare technology. 341-350
Nostalgia, curiosity and creativity
- Paul André, Abigail Sellen, m. c. schraefel, Kenneth R. Wood:
Making public media personal: nostalgia and reminiscence in the office. 351-360 - Rob Tieben, Tilde Bekker, Ben A. M. Schouten:
Curiosity and interaction: making people curious through interactive systems. 361-370 - Shaowen Bardzell, Shad Gross, Jeffrey Wain, Austin Toombs, Jeffrey Bardzell:
The significant screwdriver: care, domestic masculinity, and interaction design. 371-377 - Tyler Pace, Jeffrey Bardzell, Shaowen Bardzell:
Collective creativity: the emergence of World of Warcraft machinima. 378-384
Design and interaction
- Tuck Wah Leong, Richard H. R. Harper, Tim Regan:
Nudging towards serendipity: a case with personal digital photos. 385-394 - Mark Blythe, John C. McCarthy, Peter C. Wright, Daniela Petrelli:
History and experience: storytelling and interaction design. 395-404
Designing health technology
- Anandhi V. Dhukaram, Chris Baber:
An approach to designing interactive decision aid for cardiac patients. 405-412 - Hee Young Jeong, Gillian R. Hayes, Tae-Jung Yun, Ja-Young Sung, Gregory D. Abowd, Rosa I. Arriaga:
Act collectively: opportunities for technologies to support low-income children with asthma. 413-420 - Theresia Gschwandtner, Wolfgang Aigner, Katharina Kaiser, Silvia Miksch, Andreas Seyfang:
Design and evaluation of an interactive visualization of therapy plans and patient data. 421-428
Posters
- Wonmi Ahn, Jeeyea Park, Kwang-Hee Han:
Emoticons convey emotion in CMC. 429-430 - Amy Fielden, Linda Little, Elizabeth Sillence:
Self affirming via the web: a potential lifestyle behaviour intervention? 431-432 - Karen George, Petia Sice, Robert Young, Jeremy Ellman, Safwat Mansi:
Dimensions of complexity in community participation through ICT design. 433-434 - Daniel Gooch, Leon Watts:
YourGlove: a device for remote hand holding. 435-436 - Matthew Horton, Janet C. Read, Gavin Sim:
Making your mind up?: the reliability of children's survey responses. 437-438 - Jeeyea Park, Jiyoung Kwon, Kwang-Hee Han:
Effect of multiple visual feedbacks for text entry on touch screen. 439-440 - Minh Quang Tran, Shailey Minocha, Dave Roberts, Angus Laing, Darren Langdridge:
Design guidelines for B2C e-commerce in virtual worlds. 441-442
Work in progress
- Rieks op den Akker, Randy Klaassen, Tine Lavrysen, Gijs Geleijnse, Aart van Halteren, Henk Schwietert, Marloes van der Hout:
A personal context-aware multi-device coaching service that supports a healthy lifestyle. 443-448 - Jose Angel Vallejo Pinto, Javier Torrente, Baltasar Fernández-Manjón, Manuel Ortega-Moral:
Applying sonification to improve accessibility of point-and-click computer games for people with limited vision. 449-454 - Nathalie Colineau, Cécile Paris, Amanda Dennett:
Exploring the use of an online community in welfare transition programs. 455-460 - Wendy Goucher, Karen Renaud:
In a world of their own: working on the move. 461-466 - Florian Güldenpfennig, Geraldine Fitzpatrick:
Getting more out of your images: augmenting photos for recollection and reminiscence. 467-472 - Nic Hollinworth, Faustina Hwang:
Investigating familiar interactions to help older adults learn computer applications more easily. 473-478 - Eoin Hurrell, Alan F. Smeaton:
The benefits of opening recommendation to human interaction. 479-484 - Rachel Keller:
Using web 2.0 applications to increase local community wellbeing. 485-490 - Alina Pommeranz, Christian Detweiler, Pascal Wiggers, Catholijn M. Jonker:
Self-reflection on personal values to support value-sensitive design. 491-496 - Michael Quade, Grzegorz Lehmann, Marco Blumendorf, Dirk Roscher, Sahin Albayrak:
Evaluating user interface adaptations at runtime by simulating user interaction. 497-502 - Aeni Zuhana Saidin, Catriona Macaulay, Nick Hine:
Persuasion knowledge toolkit: requirements gathering with designer. 503-508 - Stephan Schlögl, Anne Schneider, Saturnino Luz, Gavin J. Doherty:
Supporting the wizard: interface improvements in Wizard of Oz studies. 509-514 - Lisa Thomas, Pamela Briggs, Linda Little:
Does your boss know where you are?: predicting adoption of LBS in the workplace. 515-519 - Minh Quang Tran, Shailey Minocha, Dave Roberts, Angus Laing, Darren Langdridge:
Investigating affordances of virtual worlds for real world B2C e-commerce. 520-525
Doctoral consortium
- Amani Jaber H. Algharibi, Theodoros N. Arvanitis:
Adapting the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT) as a tool for validating user needs on the implementation of e-trial software systems. 526-530 - Patrick Tobias Fischer, Eva Hornecker:
Urban HCI: interaction patterns in the built environment. 531-534 - Rose M. G. Johnson, Janet van der Linden, Yvonne Rogers:
Real-time feedback for learning the violin. 535-538 - Ryan Kelly:
An economic approach to studying division of workload in collaborative search tasks. 539-542 - Ali Mahmood Khan:
Personal state and emotion monitoring by wearable computing and machine learning. 543-545 - Pejman Mirza-Babaei:
Biometrics to improve methodologies on understanding player's gameplay experience. 546-549 - Firas Omar, Steve Love:
Mobile phone vs PC internet browsing in Jordan. 550-552 - Iain Parris, Tristan Henderson:
Practical privacy-aware opportunistic networking. 553-557 - Nuzhah Gooda Sahib:
Investigating the information seeking behaviour of blind searchers on the web. 558-560 - Emilia Sobolewska, David Benyon:
Learning to cope with digital technology. 561-564
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