[Asis-l] FW: HCIL's 24th Annual Symposium May 31st - June 1st 2007

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From: Schneider, Kiki [kiki at cs.umd.edu]
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2007 1:30 PM
Subject: HCIL's 24th Annual Symposium May 31st - June 1st 2007

Only 3 weeks left to register for HCIL's Symposium!

Registration for HCIL's 24th Annual Symposium is now open. To register
please visit:

https://www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/soh/registration.shtml

 
The HCIL's Annual Symposium will highlight the cutting-edge research
being conducted in the Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory at the
University of Maryland. The Symposium will take place Thursday, May
31st, followed by a day of tutorials and workshops Friday, June 1st.

There will be a series of talks followed by demonstrations of all of the
lab projects with time to meet and talk with researchers in an informal
setting.

 
2007 Symposium Talks Thursday May 31st:

Keynote: 

Where HCI and Venture Creation Meet

Asher Epstein, Robert H. Smith School of Business

 
Session I, Interacting:

Supporting the Design Process with Digital Pen Technology

The Next Generation of Electronic Book Readers

Experimental Study of Paper-Based Interfaces


Session II, Understanding:

Children's Storytelling with Mobile Phones

Information Technology and Older Adults

The Social and Ethical Implications of Networked and Ubiquitous
Computing

International Impact of the International Children's Digital Library

 
Session III, Seeing:

Interactive Visualization to Inspire Literary Analysis

The Digital Docket: Tracking the Propagation of Legal Argumentation

Systematic yet Flexible Visualization for Social Network Analysis


Session IV, Finding:

Making Sense of Foreign Language Text and Video

Pattern Search in Medical Patient Records

Finding Knowledge Structure: A Sensemaking Oriented Search Mechanism

 
2007 Tutorials & Workshops, Friday June 1st: 

Tutorials:

Intro to HCI

An Introduction to Usability Testing

Ethnographic Approaches to HCI


Workshops:

Collaborative Sensemaking

Social Network Analysis

Health Informatics in an Aging Population
 
Questions? hcilsymposium at umiacs.umd.edu or call (301) 405-2769

http://www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/soh/index.shtml

Kiki Schneider
HCIL, Coordinator
kiki at cs.umd.edu
301-405-2769