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Programme for Wednesday 13 September 2006

08:30

Welcome and Registration
Room: People's Palace Foyer

09:30

Opening Ceremony
Room: Skeel

10:00

Keynote: Tom Rodden
University of Nottingham, Director of the Equator project
http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~tar/
Room: Skeel

11:00

Refreshments - sponsored by Apogee: Usability in Asia
Room: The Octagon

11:30

Session 1: At the periphery
Room: Skeel

  1. Crossmodal ambient displays
    (full paper)
  2. Plotting affect and premises for use in aesthetic interaction design (short paper)
  3. Towards an ambient desktop to promote workplace awareness (short paper)

Session 2: Workshop reports
Room: People's Palace 1

Organisers report back from the workshops that took place on Monday and Tuesday

workshop details...

12:30

Poster Boaster Session
Room: Skeel

A great opportunity to find out about ALL posters and interactive experiences in just half an hour. Each presenters has a few minutes to entice you into visiting their poster stand.

13:00

Lunch
Room: The Octagon

14:30

Session 3:
Enthralling experiences
Room: Skeel

  1. Smell me: Engaging with an interactive olfactory game (full paper)
  2. Blowtter: A voice-controlled plotter (short paper)
  3. Ubiquitous inspiration: Exploring computer-enhanced creative environments (short paper)
  4. From selective indulgence to engagement: Exploratory studies on photolurking (short paper)
  5. Designing educational software to enhance the creative learning experience: An integrative framework (short paper)

Session 4:
Connecting with others
Room: People's Palace 1

  1. VideoArms: Embodiments for mixed presence groupware (full paper)
  2. Rules of engagement: Design attributes for social interactions (short paper)
  3. Strengthening community with embodied social networks
  4. HCI research in the home: Lessons for empirical research and technology development (short paper)
  5. When Teenagers Ttype (short paper)

Panel 1:
Mind, body & spirit - how does diversity impact? The PACCIT experience.

Room: People's Palace 2

Facilitator:
Professor Anne Anderson, Director of the PACCIT Programme, University of Glasgow

PACCIT - People @ the Centre of Communication and Information Technologies is a research programme funded by ESRC, EPSRC & DTI. We will explore the question of 'how does diversity impact' by sharing some of the experiences of a number of PACCIT projects, and exploring how the projects overcame the challenges of genuine user-engagement across their diverse user groups. We want conference participants to come along and share their own experiences of working with diverse user groups

panel details...

16:00

Refreshments - sponsored by the Journal of Usability Studies: UPA's online peer-reviewed journal
Room: The Octagon

16:30

Keynote: Jude Kelly OBE
Founder and artistic director of Metal. http://www.metalculture.com/Who+We+Are
Room: Skeel

18:00

Official HCI 2006 Welcome Reception
Room: The Octagon

BSC-HCI Annual General Meeting
Room: People's Palace 1

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The 20th BCS HCI Group conference in co-operation with ACM
HCI 2006 ENGAGE - Queen Mary, University of London, 11-15 September 2006