CHI 2017 Proceedings Table of Contents (May 10 PM Sessions)
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Best Paper: Awarded by the Best Paper committee to the top 1% of submissions. |
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Honorable Mention: Awarded by the program committee to the top 5% of submissions. |
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Journal Presentation: Not an actual part of the CHI proceedings |
| Session: 360 Video | |||
The
Geometry of Storytelling: Theatrical Use of Space for 360-degree
Videos and Virtual Reality (Page
4468) | |||
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Tap,
Dwell or Gesture?: Exploring Head-Based Text Entry Techniques for
HMDs (Page
4479) | ||
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Videos
of Things: Speculating on, Anticipating and Synthesizing Technological
Mediations (Page
4489) | ||
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Watching
360° Videos Together (Page
4501) | ||
| Session: Civic Engagement | |||
Revisiting
The American Voter on Twitter (Page
4507) | |||
Managing
Uncertainty: Using Social Media for Risk Assessment during a Public
Health Crisis (Page
4520) |
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Theory-Driven
Collocated CMC: A Study of Collocated Mediated Interaction as a
Public Sphere (Page
4534) | |||
| Session: Cross Device Interaction | |||
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Is
Two Enough?! Studying Benefits, Barriers, and Biases of Multi-Tablet
Use for Collaborative Visualization (Page
4548) |
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LetsPic:
Supporting In-situ Collaborative Photography over a Large Physical
Space (Page
4561) | |||
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XDBrowser
2.0: Semi-Automatic Generation of Cross-Device Interfaces (Page
4574) | ||
Improv:
An Input Framework for Improvising Cross-Device Interaction By Demonstration |
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| Session: Crowdwork | |||
Low-Wage
Precarious Workers' Sociotechnical Practices Working Towards Addressing
Wage Theft (Page
4585) |
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Examining
Crowd Work and Gig Work Through The Historical Lens of Piecework (Page
4599) |
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Leveraging
Complementary Contributions of Different Workers for Efficient Crowdsourcing
of Video Captions (Page
4617) | ||
Critique
Style Guide: Improving Crowdsourced Design Feedback with a Natural
Language Model (Page
4627) | |||
| Session: Improving Touch Interfaces | |||
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ProbUI:
Generalising Touch Target Representations to Enable Declarative
Gesture Definition for Probabilistic GUIs (Page
4640) |
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BackXPress:
Using Back-of-Device Finger Pressure to Augment Touchscreen Input
on Smartphones (Page
4654) | |
Improving
Gesture Recognition Accuracy on Touch Screens for Users with Low
Vision (Page
4667) | |||
Understanding
Grip Shifts: How Form Factors Impact Hand Movements on Mobile Phones (Page
4680) | |||
| Session: Innovative Input Techniques | |||
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Structured
Input Improves Usability and Precision for Solving Geometry-based
Algebraic Problems (Page
4692) | ||
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Genie:
Input Retargeting on the Web through Command Reverse Engineering (Page
4703) | ||
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IconHK:
Using Toolbar button Icons to Communicate Keyboard Shortcuts (Page
4715) | |
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Mouse,
Tactile, and Tangible Input for 3D Manipulation (Page
4727) | ||
| Session: Markets in the Global South | |||
Market
Practices and the Bazaar: Technology Consumption in ICT Markets
in the Global South (Page
4741) | |||
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Cinehacking
Cape Town - Embracing Informality in Pursuit of High Quality Media (Page
4753) |
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Informality
and Invisibility: Traditional Technologies as Tools for Collaboration
in an Informal Market (Page
4765) |
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From
Margins to Seams: Imbrication, Inclusion, and Torque in the Aadhaar
Identification Project (Page
4776) | |||
| Session: Performative Interactions | |||
Performing
Research: Four Contributions to HCI (Page
4825) | |||
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MagicFace:
Stepping into Character through an Augmented Reality Mirror (Page
4838) | ||
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Interactive
Performance as a Means of Civic Dialogue (Page
4850) |
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The
Game of Performing Play: Understanding Streaming as Cultural Production (Page
4863) | |||
| Session: Serious + Educational + Exer Games | |||
Finding
the Right Fit: Understanding Health Tracking in Workplace Wellness
Programs (Page
4875) |
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Mastery
Learning of Second Language through Asynchronous Modeling of Native
Speakers in a Collaborative Mobile Game (Page
4887) | |
Misrepresentation
of Health Research in Exertion Games Literature (Page
4899) |
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Teaching
Programming with Gamified Semantics (Page
4911) | |
| Session: Technology in Households | |||
Investigating
the Suitability of the Asynchronous, Remote, Community-based Method
for Pregnant and New Mothers (Page
4924) |
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Has
Instagram Fundamentally Altered the 'Family Snapshot'? (Page
4935) | |||
Internet
Search Roles of Adults in their Homes (Page
4948) | |||
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Understanding
the Role of Human Senses in Interactive Meditation (Page
4960) | ||
Gender
Norms and Attitudes about Childcare Activities Presented on Father
Blogs (Page
4966) | |||
| Session: Textures and Haptics | |||
WAVES:
A Wearable Asymmetric Vibration Excitation System for Presenting
Three-Dimensional Translation and Rotation Cues (Page
4972) | |||
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Magnetic
Plotter: A Macrotexture Design Method Using Magnetic Rubber Sheets (Page
4983) | |
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Generating
Haptic Textures with a Vibrotactile Actuator (Page
4994) |
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Localized
Haptic Texture: A Rendering Technique based on Taxels for High Density
Tactile Feedback (Page
5006) | ||
| Session: Design and Games | |||
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Supporting
Easy Physical-to-Virtual Creation of Mobile VR Maze Games: A New
Genre (Page
5016) | ||
Adding
Physical Objects to an Interactive Game Improves Learning and Enjoyment:
Evidence from EarthShake |
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The
UX of Avatar Customization (Page
5029) |
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To
Three or Not to Three: Improving Human Computation Game Onboarding
with a Three-Star System (Page
5034) | |||
| Session: Design Frameworks | |||
What
Is Interaction? (Page
5040) |
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Beyond
Grids: Interactive Graphical Substrates to Structure Digital Layout (Page
5053) | |
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Expressive
Fused Deposition Modeling by Controlling Extruder Height and Extrusion
Amount (Page
5065) | |
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shiftIO:
Reconfigurable Tactile Elements for Dynamic Affordances and Mobile
Interaction (Page
5075) |
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| Session: Difficulty and Challenge in Games | |||
A
Good Reason to Die: How Avatar Death and High Challenges Enable
Positive Experiences (Page
5087) |
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How
Human Am I? EEG-based Evaluation of Virtual Characters (Page
5098) | |||
Testing
Incremental Difficulty Design in Platformer Games (Page
5109) | |||
EngageMeter:
A System for Implicit Audience Engagement Sensing Using Electroencephalography (Page
5114) | |||
Can
I Think of Something Else when Using a BCI? Cognitive Demand of
an SSVEP-based BCI (Page
5117) | |||
"Not
another Z piece!" Adaptive Difficulty in TETRIS (Page
5126) |
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| Session: Embodied Interaction | |||
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The
World-as-Support: Embodied Exploration, Understanding and Meaning-Making
of the Augmented World (Page
5132) | ||
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Extending
the Body for Interaction with Reality (Page
5145) | |
Embodied
Design Ideation Methods: Analysing the Power of Estrangement (Page
5158) | |||
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Designing
for Kinesthetic Awareness: Revealing User Experiences through Second-Person
Inquiry (Page
5171) | ||
| Session: Emerging Privacy | |||
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Chameleon
Devices: Investigating More Secure and Discreet Mobile Interactions
via Active Camouflaging (Page
5184) |
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Toys
that Listen: A Study of Parents, Children, and Internet-Connected
Toys (Page
5197) | ||
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Better
the Devil You Know: Exposing the Data Sharing Practices of Smartphone
Apps (Page
5208) | ||
Parents'
and Children's Preferences about Parents Sharing about Children
on Social Media (Page
5221) | |||
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Challenges
of using Personal Data to Drive Personalised Electronic Programme
Guides (Page
5226) | ||
| Session: Family Health | |||
Reflective
Informatics Through Family Storytelling: Self-discovering Physical
Activity Predictors (Page
5232) | |||
Supporting
Families in Reviewing and Communicating about Radiology Imaging
Studies (Page
5245) | |||
How
Values Shape Collaboration Between Patients with Multiple Chronic
Conditions and Spousal Caregivers (Page
5257) | |||
Commensality
and Social Use of Technology during Family Mealtime |
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| Session: Improving Video Communication | |||
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Through
the Looking Glass: The Effects of Feedback on Self-Awareness and
Conversational Behaviour during Video Chat (Page
5271) |
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Gestures
From the Point of View of an Audience: Towards Anticipatable Interaction
of Presenters With 3D Content. (Page
5284) | |||
Showing
Objects: Holding and Manipulating Artefacts in Video-mediated Collaborative
Settings (Page
5295) | |||
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ThirdEye:
Simple Add-on Display to Represent Remote Participant's Gaze Direction
in Video Communication (Page
5307) | |
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FaceShare:
Mirroring with Pseudo-Smile Enriches Video Chat Communications (Page
5313) | |
| Session: Online and On-the-go | |||
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Squeezeback:
Pneumatic Compression for Notifications (Page
5318) | ||
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Cito:
An Actuated Smartwatch for Extended Interactions (Page
5331) | |
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How
Busy Are You? Predicting the Interruptibility Intensity of Mobile
Users (Page
5346) | ||
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Demand
Around the Clock: Time Use and Data Demand of Mobile Devices in
Everyday Life (Page
5361) | ||
| Session: Speculation & Storytelling | |||
Reworking
the Gaps between Design and Ethnography (Page
5373) | |||
On
Speculative Enactments (Page
5386) |
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Research
Fiction: Storytelling, Plot and Design (Page
5400) | |||
Intersectional
HCI: Engaging Identity through Gender, Race, and Class (Page
5412) |
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| Session: Virtual Reality | |||
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Vremiere:
In-Headset Virtual Reality Video Editing (Page
5428) |
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"They're
Just Tixel Pits Man": Disputing the 'Reality' of Virtual Reality
Pornography through the Story Completion Method (Page
5439) | |||
Examining
the Role of Smart TVs and VR HMDs in Synchronous At-a-Distance Media
Consumption |
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ThermoVR:
Exploring Integrated Thermal Haptic Feedback with Head Mounted Displays (Page
5452) | ||
Efficient
Typing on a Visually Occluded Physical Keyboard (Page
5457) | |||
| Session: Visualization for the People | |||
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Showing
People Behind Data: Does Anthropomorphizing Visualizations Elicit
More Empathy for Human Rights Data? (Page
5462) |
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Narratives
in Crowdsourced Evaluation of Visualizations: A Double-Edged Sword? (Page
5475) | ||
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Visualization
Literacy at Elementary School (Page
5485) |
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Finding
Similar People to Guide Life Choices: Challenge, Design, and Evaluation (Page
5498) |
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