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26 April 2006 16:30 - 18:00 Papers Awareness and Presence Paper From Awareness to Connectedness: The Design and Deployment of Presence Displays Describes user-centered process for designing awareness displays and evaluation demonstrating these displays improve sense of awareness and connectedness. Assists display designers in building displays that effectively support awareness and connectedness. Anind Dey Note Negotiating Presence-in-Absence: Contact, Content and Context Develops an analytic framework integrating previous HCI findings on intimate communication and illustrates it with a case study. Offers a design space for social presence systems. Steve Howard Note Using Linguistic Features to Measure Presence in Computer-Mediated Communication Presents a new technique for measuring presence in computer-mediated communication using linguistic features of dialogues. Provides an easy-to-use method for assessing the effects of communications technologies on presence. Adam Kramer Paper The Paradox of the Assisted User: Guidance can be Counterproductive This paper contributes to the empirical and cognitive foundation of principles underlying human computer interaction. It shows that guidance in interfaces by externalizing information does not always yield better performance. Christof van Nimwegen |
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