CHI 2017 Proceedings Table of Contents (May 9 PM Sessions)
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Paper Session: Autism, disabilities and assistive technology |
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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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Civic Technology |
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City in Common: A Framework to Orchestrate Large-scale Citizen Engagement
around Urban Issues (Page
2282) |
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Creating
a Sociotechnical API: Designing City-Scale Community Engagement (Page
2295) |
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Empowered
Participation: How Citizens Use Technology in Local Governance (Page 2307) |
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Community
Conversational: Supporting and Capturing Political Deliberation
in Local Consultation Processes (Page
2320) |
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| Session: Crowdfunding and Crowdsourcing | |||
Revolt:
Collaborative Crowdsourcing for Labeling Machine Learning Datasets (Page
2334) | |||
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VoxPL:
Programming with the Wisdom of the Crowd (Page
2347) | ||
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Embedding
a Crowd inside a Relay Baton: A Case Study in a Non-Competitive
Sporting Activity (Page
2359) | ||
Prioritizing
Flexibility and Intangibles: Medical Crowdfunding for Stigmatized
Individuals (Page
2371) | |||
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Understanding
the Effects of Endorsements in Scientific Crowdfunding (Page
2376) | ||
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Designing for the Workplace |
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Calendar.help:
Designing a Workflow-Based Scheduling Agent with Humans in the Loop (Page
2382) |
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Introducing
Mood Self-Tracking at Work: Empirical Insights from Call Centers |
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Conversational
Chat Circles: Being All Here Without Having to Hear It All (Page
2394) |
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A
Predictive Model of Emergency Physician Task Resumption Following
Interruptions (Page
2405) |
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Undertanding
and Detecting Divided Attention in Mobile MOOC Learning (Page
2411) |
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| Session: Designing Haptic Interfaces | |||
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PinPad:
Touchpad Interaction with Fast and High-Resolution Tactile Output (Page
2416) | |
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Agency
in Mid-air Interfaces (Page
2426) | |
Frozen
Suit: Designing a Changeable Stiffness Suit and its Application
to Haptic Games (Page
2440) | |||
Haptic-Enabled
Handheld Mobile Robots: Design and Analysis (Page
2449) | |||
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Exertion, Sport, Bodies |
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Thing of Beauty: Steering Behavior in an Interactive Playground (Page
2462) |
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Five
Lenses for Designing Exertion Experiences (Page
2473) |
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Go-with-the-Flow:
Tracking, Analysis and Sonification of Movement and Breathing to
Build Confidence in Activity Despite Chronic Pain |
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Recording
and Sharing Non-Visible Information on Body Movement while Skateboarding (Page
2488) |
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The
Pokémon GO Experience: A Location-Based Augmented Reality Mobile
Game Goes Mainstream (Page
2493) |
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Human Computer Integration |
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Manifesting
the Cyborg through Techno-Body Modification: From Human-Computer
Interaction to Integration (Page
2499) |
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Factors
in Fairness and Emotion in Online Case Resolution Systems (Page
2511) |
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Us
vs. Them: Understanding Artificial Intelligence Technophobia over
the Google DeepMind Challenge Match (Page
2523) |
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People
Don't Feel Guilty About Exploiting Machines |
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| Session:
Improving Gaze Mechanisms |
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Tell
Me Where to Look: Investigating Ways for Assisting Focus in 360°
Video (Page
2535) |
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ScreenGlint:
Practical, In-situ Gaze Estimation on Smartphones (Page
2546) |
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Improving
Dwell-Based Gaze Typing with Dynamic, Cascading Dwell Times (Page
2558) |
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Looking
Coordinated: Bidirectional Gaze Mechanisms for Collaborative Interaction
with Virtual Characters (Page
2571) |
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| Session: Innovative Fabrication Techniques | |||
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Pineal:
Bringing Passive Objects to Life with Embedded Mobile Devices (Page
2583) | |
CalibMe:
Fast and Unsupervised Eye Tracker Calibration for Gaze-Based Pervasive
Human-Computer Interaction (Page
2594) | |||
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TrussFab:
Fabricating Sturdy Large-Scale Structures on Desktop 3D Printers (Page
2606) | |
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StretchEBand:
Enabling Fabric-based Interactions through Rapid Fabrication of
Textile Stretch Sensors (Page
2617) | |
| Session:
Intelligent Visualization Systems |
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GraphScape:
A Model for Automated Reasoning about Visualization Similarity and
Sequencing (Page
2628) |
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GIAnT:
Visualizing Group Interaction at Large Wall Displays (Page
2639) |
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Voyager
2: Augmenting Visual Analysis with Partial View Specifications (Page
2648) |
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TouchPivot:
Blending WIMP & Post-WIMP Interfaces for Data Exploration on Tablet
Devices (Page
2660) |
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| Session:
Mindfulness and Reflection |
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A
Framework for Interactive Mindfulness Meditation Using Attention-Regulation
Process (Page
2672) |
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Designing
Digital Mindfulness: Presence-In and Presence-With versus Presence-Through (Page
2685) |
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Reflective
Practicum: A Framework of Sensitising Concepts to Design for Transformative
Reflection (Page
2696) |
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mHealth
for Maternal Mental Health: Everyday Wisdom in Ethical Design (Page
2708) |
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| Session:
Supporting Low Resource Communities |
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Uncovering
the Values and Constraints of Real-time RideSharing for Low-resource
Populations (Page
2757) |
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Supporting
Community Health Workers in India through Voice- and Web-Based Feedback (Page
2770) |
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We
Play We Learn: Exploring the Value of Digital Educational Games
in Rural Egypt (Page
2782) |
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Sidestepping
the Elephant in the Classroom: Using Culturally Localized Technology
To Teach Around Taboos (Page
2792) |
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| Session:
Technology Augmented Driving |
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What
Can Be Predicted from Six Seconds of Driver Glances? (Page
2805) |
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Using
Advisory 3D Sound Cues to Improve Drivers' Performance and Situation
Awareness (Page
2814) |
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Designing
Gamified Applications that Make Safe Driving More Engaging (Page
2826) |
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Tunneled
In: Drivers with Active Secondary Tasks Need More Time to Transition
from Automation (Page
2840) |
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An
Evaluation of Input Controls for In-Car Interactions (Page
2845) |
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| Session:
Autism, disabilities and assistive technology |
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When
Empathy Is Not Enough: Assessing the Experiences of Autistic Children
with Technologies (Page
2853) |
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ProCom:
Designing and Evaluating a Mobile and Wearable System to Support
Proximity Awareness for People with Autism (Page
2865) |
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Smartphone-Based
Gaze Gesture Communication for People with Motor Disabilities (Page
2878) |
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Exploring
the Design Space of AAC Awareness Displays (Page
2890) |
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| Session: Big Data Intelligent Visualization Systems | |||
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Trust,
but Verify: Optimistic Visualizations of Approximate Queries for
Exploring Big Data (Page
2904) | ||
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iSphere:
Focus+Context Sphere Visualization for Interactive Large Graph Exploration (Page
2916) | |
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TagRefinery:
A Visual Tool for Tag Wrangling (Page
2928) | ||
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TopoGroups:
Context-Preserving Visual Illustration of Multi-Scale Spatial Aggregates (Page
2940) | |
| Session:
Data as Design Material |
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Design Perspective on Data (Page
2952) |
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Bitbarista:
Exploring Perceptions of Data Transactions in the Internet of Things (Page
2964) |
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Centralized,
Parallel, and Distributed Information Processing during Collective
Sensemaking (Page
2976) |
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Quietto:
An Interactive Timepiece Molded in Concrete and Milled Wood (Page
2988) |
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Locked
or Not? Mental Models of IoT Feature Interaction (Page
2993) |
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| Session: Designing Gaze-based Gestures and Features | |||
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Robust
Gaze Features for Enabling Language Proficiency Awareness (Page
2998) | |
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Multifaceted Study on Eye Contact based Speaker Identification in
Three-party Conversations (Page
3011) | |||
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Supporting
Making Fixations and the Effect on Gaze Gesture Performance (Page
3022) | ||
GazeEverywhere:
Enabling Gaze-only User Interaction on an Unmodified Desktop PC
in Everyday Scenarios (Page
3034) | |||
| Session:
Enabling Healthy Behaviors |
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Trajectories
of Engagement and Disengagement with a Story-Based Smoking Cessation
App (Page
3045) |
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Lessons
from Practice: Designing Tools to Facilitate Individualized Support
for Quitting Smoking (Page
3057) |
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Toward
Usable Evidence: Optimizing Knowledge Accumulation in HCI Research
on Health Behavior Change (Page
3071) |
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Co-interpreting
Movement with Sensors: Assessing Parkinson's Patients' Deep Brain
Stimulation Programming |
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| Session:
Haptics on Skin |
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Investigating
Haptic Perception of and Physiological Responses to Air Vortex Rings
on a User's Cheek (Page
3083) |
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SkinMarks:
Enabling Interactions on Body Landmarks Using Conformal Skin Electronics (Page
3095) |
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tactoRing:
A Skin-Drag Discrete Display (Page
3106) |
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Fingertip
Tactile Devices for Virtual Object Manipulation and Exploration (Page
3115) |
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BrushTouch:
Exploring an Alternative Tactile Method for Wearable Haptics (Page
3120) |
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| Session:
HCI and Collective Action |
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HCI,
Solidarity Movements and the Solidarity Economy (Page
3126) |
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Environmental
Protection and Agency: Motivations, Capacity, and Goals in Participatory
Sensing (Page
3138) |
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Providing
Online Crisis Information: An Analysis of Official Sources during
the 2014 Carlton Complex Wildfire (Page
3151) |
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"Algorithms
ruin everything": #RIPTwitter Folk Theories and Resistance to Algorithmic
Change in Social Media (Page
3163) |
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| Session:
Online Content |
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The
Bag of Communities: Identifying Abusive Behavior Online with Preexisting
Internet Data (Page
3175) |
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PersaLog:
Personalization of News Article Content (Page 3188) |
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You
Want Me to Work with Who? Stakeholder Perceptions of Automated
Project-based Courses (Page
3201) |
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Multimodal
Classification of Moderated Online Pro-Eating Disorder Content (Page
3213) |
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| Session:
Pens, Ink, Input |
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WritLarge:
Ink Unleashed by Unified Scope, Action, & Zoom (Page
3227) |
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As
We May Ink? Learning from Everyday Analog Pen Use to Improve
Digital Ink Experiences (Page
3241) |
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Thumb
+ Pen Interaction on Tablets (Page
3254) |
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Experimental
Analysis of Mode Switching Techniques in Touch-based User Interfaces (Page
3267) |
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| Session: Sensing and Input | |||
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ForceEdge:
Controlling Autoscroll on Both Desktop and Mobile Computers Using
the Force (Page
3281) | |
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Finding
Common Ground: A Survey of Capacitive Sensing in Human-Computer
Interaction (Page
3293) | ||
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bioSync:
A Paired Wearable Device for Blending Kinesthetic Experience (Page
3316) | |
Modeling
Cumulative Arm Fatigue in Mid-Air Interaction based on Perceived
Exertion and Kinetics of Arm Motion (Page
3328) | |||
| Session: Social Justice | |||
Women's
Safety in Public Spaces: Examining the Efficacy of Panic Buttons
in New Delhi (Page
3340) | |||
Technologies
and Social Justice Outcomes in Sex Work Charities: Fighting Stigma,
Saving Lives (Page
3352) | |||
A
Human-Centered Approach to Algorithmic Services: Considerations
for Fair and Motivating Smart Community Service Management that
Allocates Donations to Non-Profit Organizations (Page
3365) | |||
Class
Confessions: Restorative Properties in Online Experiences of Socioeconomic
Stigma (Page
3377) | |||
| Session:
Wild Methods |
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Activitity
as the Ultimate Particular of Interaction Design (Page
3390) |
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Intuition
in Design: Reflections on the Iterative Aesthetics of Form (Page
3403) |
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Understanding
Public Evaluation: Quantifying Experimenter Intervention (Page
3414) |
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Challenges
in Public Display Deployments: A Taxonomy of External Factors (Page
3426) |
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