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24 April 2006 11:30 - 13:00 Papers Privacy 1 Paper Evaluating Interfaces for Privacy Policy Rule Authoring [Best of CHI Nominee] Presents design and evaluation of privacy policy rule authoring approaches in field and laboratory settings. Presents empirical work done in support of the design of privacy enabling technology. Clare-Marie Karat Paper Putting People in their Place: An Anonymous and Privacy-Sensitive Approach to Collecting Sensed Data in Location-Based Applications Presents a privacy risk analysis of hitchhiking, a new approach to end-user privacy in location-based applications. Hitchhiking is location-centric, using mobile devices to collect sensed information from locations people visit. Karen Tang Note Advancing Ambiguity Examines the use of ambiguity as a resource for personal communication systems by overturning primary assumptions. Proposes guidelines for designers and evaluators in reconceptualizing ambiguity in everyday interactions. Kirsten Boehner Note Girls, Technology and Privacy: "Is my mother listening?" Describes the results of research with teenage girls to understand privacy practices supported by technology. Provides example of the use of photoblogs as a tool for gathering research data. Wendy March |
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