CHI 2017 Proceedings Table of Contents (May 9 AM 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 |
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All about Data | |||
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Variolite:
Supporting Exploratory Programming by Data Scientists (Page
1265) |
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The
Trials and Tribulations of Working with Structured Data - a Study
on Information Seeking Behaviour (Page
1277) | |||
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Same
Stats, Different Graphs: Generating Datasets with Varied Appearance
and Identical Statistics through Simulated Annealing (Page
1290) |
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Inferring
Cognitive Models from Data using Approximate Bayesian Computation (Page
1295) | |||
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Effects
of Frequency Distribution on Linear Menu Performance (Page
1307) | ||
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Design and Cognitive Impairment | |||
DemYouth:
Co-Designing and Enacting Tools to Support Young People's Engagement
with People with Dementia (Page
1313) | |||
The
Value of Experience-Centred Design Approaches in Dementia Research
Contexts (Page
1326) | |||
Connecting
Those That Care: Designing for Transitioning, Talking, Belonging
and Escaping (Page
1339) | |||
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Designing
Game-Based Myoelectric Prosthesis Training (Page
1352) | |
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Evaluating Visual Perceptions | |||
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Affective
Color in Visualization (Page
1364) | |
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Explaining
the Gap: Visualizing One's Predictions Improves Recall and Comprehension
of Data (Page
1375) |
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Regression
by Eye: Estimating Trends in Bivariate Visualizations (Page
1387) | |||
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Evaluating
Perceptually Complementary Views for Network Exploration Tasks (Page
1397) | ||
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HCI/UX Education and Industry | |||
How
Design-inclusive UXR Influenced the Integration of Project Activities:
Three Design Cases from Industry (Page
1408) | |||
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Augmented
Studio: Projection Mapping on Moving Body for Physiotherapy Education (Page
1419) | ||
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Facilitating
Development of Pragmatic Competence through a Voice-driven Video
Learning Interface (Page
1431) | ||
Advancing
UX Education: A Model for Integrated Studio Pedagogy (Page
1441) | |||
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Novel Game Interfaces | |||
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Bendtroller:
An Exploration of In-Game Action Mappings with a Deformable Game
Controller (Page
1447) | |
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Inner
Garden: Connecting Inner States to a Mixed Reality Sandbox for Mindfulness (Page
1459) |
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Providing
Haptics to Walls & Heavy Objects in Virtual Reality by Means of
Electrical Muscle Stimulation (Page
1471) | |
It
wasn't really about the Pokémon: Parents' Perspectives on a Location-Based
Mobile Game (Page
1483) | |||
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Novel Interfaces | |||
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Placing
and Recalling Virtual Items on the Skin (Page
1497) | ||
First
Impressions in Human-Agent Virtual Encounters |
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FLIPPIN'
: Exploring a Paper-based Book UI Design in a Public Space (Page
1508) | |
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Designing
Interactive Advertisements for Public Displays (Page
1518) | |
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Players, Spectators, Communities | |||
Don't
Talk Dirty to Me: How Sexist Beliefs Affect Experience in Sexist
Games (Page
1530) | |||
Understanding
Gaming Perceptions and Experiences in a Women's College Community (Page
1544) | |||
Ways
of Spectating: Unravelling Spectator Participation in Kinect Play (Page
1558) | |||
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Expanding
Video Game Live-Streams with Enhanced Communication Channels: A
Case Study (Page
1571) | |
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"These
are not my hands!": Effect of Gender on the Perception of Avatar
Hands in Virtual Reality (Page
1577) |
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| Session:
Smart Monitoring in Physical Spaces | |||
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Looking
Inside the Wires: Understanding Museum Visitor Learning with an
Augmented Circuit Exhibit (Page
1583) | ||
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Log
it While it's Hot: Designing Human Interaction with Smart Thermostats
for Shared Work Environments (Page
1595) | ||
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Community-Empowered
Air Quality Monitoring System (Page
1607) |
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The
Catch(es) with Smart Home - Experiences of a Living Lab Field Study (Page
1620) | ||
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Social Computing and Health | |||
A
Social Media Based Index of Mental Well-Being in College Campuses (Page
1634) | |||
When
Fitness Meets Social Networks: Investigating Fitness Tracking and
Social Practices on WeRun (Page
1647) | |||
Be
Grateful You Don't Have a Real Disease": Understanding Rare Disease
Relationships" (Page
1660) | |||
When
Personal Tracking Becomes Social: Examining the Use of Instagram
for Healthy Eating (Page
1674) | |||
| Session:
Supporting Local Space | |||
Participatory
Media: Creating Spaces for Storytelling in Neighbourhood Planning (Page
1688) | |||
Block
Party: Synchronized Planning and Navigation Views for Neighbourhood
Expeditions (Page
1702) | |||
Designing
for Cohabitation: Naturecultures, Hybrids, and Decentering the Human
in Design (Page
1714) | |||
Stranger
Searching in a Strange Land: The Impact of Familiarity on Local
Search (Page
1726) | |||
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Temperature Interfaces | |||
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Ambiotherm:
Enhancing Sense of Presence in Virtual Reality by Simulating Real-World
Environmental Conditions (Page
1731) | |
Multi-moji:
Combining Thermal, Vibrotactile & Visual Stimuli to Expand the Affective
Range of Feedback (Page
1743) | |||
The
Heat is On: A Temperature Display for Conveying Affective Feedback (Page
1756) | |||
Exploring
Novice Approaches to Smartphone-based Thermographic Energy Auditing:
A Field Study (Page
1768) | |||
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Behavior in Online Communities | |||
"People
Are Either Too Fake or Too Real": Opportunities and Challenges in
Tie-Based Anonymity (Page
1781) | |||
Increasing
Activity in Enterprise Online Communities Using Content Recommendation |
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Priming
Effects and Strategic Influences in Social Tagging |
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Design
and Usability of Interactive User Profiles for Online Health Communities |
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| Session:
Connect, Move, Touch, Build | |||
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Environment-Scale
Fabrication: Replicating Outdoor Climbing Experiences (Page
1794) | |
Why
Tangibility Matters: A Design Case Study of At-Risk Children Learning
to Read and Spell (Page
1805) |
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WeBuild:
Automatically Distributing Assembly Tasks Among Collocated Workers
to Improve Coordination (Page
1817) | |
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Pressure-Based
Gain Factor Control for Mobile 3D Interaction using Locally-Coupled
Devices (Page
1831) |
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| Session:
Crowd-powered Systems | |||
The
Effect of Peripheral Micro-tasks on Crowd Ideation (Page
1843) | |||
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Respeak:
A Voice-based, Crowd-powered Speech Transcription System (Page
1855) |
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Subcontracting
Microwork (Page
1867) | ||
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Scalable
Annotation of Fine-Grained Categories Without Experts (Page
1877) | ||
The
Effect of Performance Feedback on Social Media Sharing at Volunteer-Based
Online Experiment Platforms (Page
1882) | |||
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Gesture as Input | |||
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Toward
Realistic Hands Gesture Interface: Keeping it Simple for Developers
and Machines (Page
1887) | |
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Memory
in Motion: The Influence of Gesture- and Touch-Based Input Modalities
on Spatial Memory (Page
1899) | |
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EarFieldSensing:
A Novel In-Ear Electric Field Sensing to Enrich Wearable Gesture
Input through Facial Expressions (Page
1911) |
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EchoFlex:
Hand Gesture Recognition using Ultrasound Imaging (Page
1923) | |
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Human Performance Gaming | |||
Virtuosos
on the Screen: Playing Virtual Characters Like Instruments in Competitive
Super Smash Bros. Melee (Page
1935) | |||
Designing
Leaderboards for Gamification: Perceived Differences Based on User
Ranking, Application Domain, and Personality Traits (Page
1949) | |||
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Inferring
Motion Direction using Commodity Wi-Fi for Interactive Exergames (Page
1961) |
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Be
Me or Be Mii?: A Study of Self-Presentation and Interaction in the
Miitomo Mobile Application (Page
1973) | |||
Why
Players use Pings and Annotations in Dota 2 (Page
1978) | |||
| Session:
Interdisciplinary Techniques | |||
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Unpacking
Visible Light Communication as a Material for Design (Page
2019) | ||
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Tobiko:
A Contact Array for Self-Configuring, Surface-Powered Sensors (Page
2024) | |
Live
Physiological Sensing and Visualization Ecosystems: An Activity
Theory Analysis (Page
2029) | |||
Thin
Grey Lines: Confrontations With Risk on Colorado's Front Range (Page
2042) |
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Deconstructing
Cosmetic Virtual Goods Experiences in Dota 2 (Page
2054) | |||
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Shift+Tap
or Tap+LongPress? The Upper Bound of Typing Speed on InScript (Page
2059) | |
| Session:
It Could Be This Way | |||
Evaluation
of Prototypes and the Problem of Possible Futures (Page
2064) | |||
Situated
Dissemination through an HCI Workplace (Page
2078) | |||
A
Survey of the Trajectories Conceptual Framework: Investigating Theory
Use in HCI (Page
2091) | |||
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ProtoMold:
An Interactive Vacuum Forming System for Rapid Prototyping (Page
2106) | |
| Session:
Methods and Theories | |||
Applying
the Norman 1986 User-Centered Model to Post-WIMP UIs: Theoretical
Predictions and Empirical Outcomes |
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Extracting
Gait Velocity and Stride Length from Surrounding Radio Signals (Page
2116) | |||
Personas
and Behavioral Theories: A Case Study Using Self-Determination Theory
to Construct Overweight Personas (Page
2127) | |||
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Perspectives on Cognitive Impairment | |||
Designing
for the "Universe of One": Personalized Interactive Media Systems
for People with the Severe Cognitive Impairment Associated with
Rett Syndrome (Page
2137) | |||
Supporting
People with Dementia in Digital Social Sharing (Page
2149) |
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Care
and Connect: Exploring Dementia-Friendliness Through an Online Community
Commissioning Platform (Page
2163) |
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A
Critical Lens on Dementia and Design in HCI (Page
2175) |
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| Session:
Precautionary Behaviors | |||
Stories
from Survivors: Privacy & Security Practices when Coping with Intimate
Partner Abuse (Page
2189) |
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Self-Confidence
Trumps Knowledge: A Cross-Cultural Study of Security Behavior (Page
2202) | |
What
Do We Really Know about How Habituation to Warnings Occurs Over
Time? A Longitudinal fMRI Study of Habituation and Polymorphic Warnings (Page
2215) | |||
Can
People Self-Report Security Accurately? Agreement Between Self-Report
and Behavioral Measures (Page
2228) | |||
Toward
Harmonizing Self-reported and Logged Social Data for Understanding
Human Behavior (Page
2233) | |||
| Session:
Second Screen | |||
HeartChat:
Heart Rate Augmented Mobile Chat to Support Empathy and Awareness (Page
2239) | |||
"I've
been manipulated!": Designing Second Screen Experiences for Critical
Viewing of Reality TV (Page
2252) | |||
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Interaction
with a TV Companion App as Synopsis and Supplement (Page
2264) | ||
Social
Printers: A Physical Social Network for Political Debates (Page
2269) |
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