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Wednesday | Morning | 9:30—10:50
alt.chi | Interaction Design Patterns for Multi-touch
Tabletop Collaborative Games
Wooi Boon Goh, Wei Shou, Jacquelyn Tan, Nanyang
Technological University, Singapore
Jackson Lum, Institute for Infocomm Research, Singapore
Describes interaction design patterns on multi-touch tabletops
that are observed to be effective in facilitating positive social
interaction among children during collaborative game play.
n TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS | 19AB
TIME + TASK: MANAGING WORK LIFE
SESSION CHAIR: Laura Dabbish, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
PAPER | “I’d Never Get Out of this !?$%# Office”
Redesigning Time Management for the Enterprise
Casey Dugan, Werner Geyer, Michael Muller, IBM, USA
Abel N. Valente, IBM Argentina, Argentina
Katherine James, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
Steve Levy, Li-Te Cheng, Elizabeth Daly, Beth Brownholtz, IBM,
USA
We propose improving enterprise time management by providing
users interactive visualizations of their time. Through an interview
study we determine the data and value of specific visualizations,
and design implications.
CASE STUDY | A Look into Some Practices behind
Microsoft UX Management
Agnieszka (Aga) Szostek Matysiak, ICACS, SWPS, Poland
This study aimed to acquire insights about UX management
practices at Microsoft. These practices could serve as inspiration
helping managers to run their teams and propagate UX values
within organization.
PAPER | Do You See That I See? Effects of Perceived
Visibility on Awareness Checking Behavior
Jeremy Birnholtz, Nanyi Bi, Susan Fussell, Cornell University, USA
Experimental study exploring effects of available time and
notifying observed parties on gathering awareness information.
Provides a framework for understanding these behaviors, and
results suggesting urgency and notification reduce gathering.
70 | ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
ToCHI | Measuring Multitasking Behavior with Activity-
Based Metrics
Raquel Benbunan-Fich, Baruch College, City University of
New York, USA
Rachel Adler, Tamilla Mavlanova, CUNY, USA
Proposed multitasking metrics to establish a conceptual
foundation for future multitasking studies. Understanding the
extent to which multitasking occurs can assist designers in
improving applications that are used simultaneously.
n SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP | 11B
REPLICHI SIG – FROM A PANEL TO A NEW
SUBMISSION VENUE FOR REPLICATION
ORGANIZERS
Max Wilson, University of Nottingham, UK
Wendy Mackay, INRIA, France
Ed Chi, Google Inc., USA
Michael Bernstein, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Jeffrey Nichols, IBM Almaden, USA
For CHI2013, we’re proposing a new venue that focuses on
replicating, confirming, and challenging published HCI findings.
This SIG will discuss the aims and format of repliCHI-2013.
HIGHLIGHT ON POSTERS BREAK
COMMONS (EXHIBIT HALL 4) | 10:50-11:30
Posters are located in the Commons (Exhibit
Hall 4, Level 1). Poster authors are scheduled
to stand by their posters at this time. Please
visit the posters each day to see all of the
exciting work being done and discuss new
ideas with poster presenters.
Doctoral Consortium (DC01 - DC14)
Student Design Competition (SDC01 - SDC15)
Student Research Competition (SRC01 - SRC10)
Workshops
INTERACTIVITY | 10:50-11:30
The Interactivity Permanent Collection will
be open during this break in the Commons
(Exhibit Hall 4, Level 1). Presenters will
be present.