2021 HCIL symposium program
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Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic the event was held virtually.
10:30am to 12:00pm Plenary Talks
- Welcome Address
Niklas Elmqvist, Director of the Human-Computer Interaction Lab
Keith Marzullo, Dean of the UMD College of Information Studies - Trace Center’s First 50 years: Accomplishments and Lessons Learned in ICT Accessibility System Change
Gregg Vanderheiden, Jonathan Lazar, Amanda Lazar, J. Bern Jordan, Hernisa Kacorri - Designing a New Medium for Sustainable Knowledge Synthesis
Joel Chan - Creative Misuse: Tactics for Innovation at the Edges of the Familiar
Jason Farman - Designing Organizations of the Future: Information Ecology of Innovation Ecosystems
Ping Wang - Managing Digital Accessibility at Universities During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Jonathan Lazar
12pm to 1pm
Lunch Break —- Watch Historical HCIL Videos
To celebrate the completion of the Historical CHI Video Project we will watch early CHI videos recorded at HCIL in the 1990’s (while eating lunch if you wish). We selected videos reflecting HCIL’s earliest research themes such as hypertext, touchscreen interaction or dynamic queries. Catherine Plaisant and Ben Shneiderman will introduce the videos and comment on the impact of HCIL’s work on today’s technology.
If you prefer to watch the selected videos on your own: use those SLIDES
1pm to 2:15pm TRACK 1 : Parallel Sessions
Session 1 – Accessibility & AI
Chair: Hernisa Kacorri
- Datasets in Wellness, Accessibility and Aging
Hernisa Kacorri, Utkarsh Dwivedi, Rie Kamikubo - Exploring Head-worn Cameras for Pedestrian Detection with Blind People
Kyungjun Lee, Daisuke Sato, Saki Asakawa, Chieko Asakawa, Hernisa Kacorri - Generating Accessible Descriptors in Teachable Object Recognizers
Jonggi Hong, Ernest E. Mensah, Hernisa Kacorri - Supporting Blind People in Recreational Shopping
Rie Kamikubo, Hernisa Kacorri, Chieko Asakawa - Designing Conversational Voice Assistants with Older Adults
Alisha Pradhan, Shaan Chopra, Amanda Lazar (Medium Article)
Session 2 – User-Centered Design, Children & Health
Chair: Beth Bonsignore
- Designing for and with People with Dementia using a Human Rights-Based Approach
Shaan Chopra, Emma Dixon, Kaushalya Ganesh, Alisha Pradhan, Mary L. Radnofsky, Amanda Lazar (Medium Article) - Exploring Machine Teaching via Co-design with Children
Utkarsh Dwivedi, Jaina Gandhi, Raj A. Parikh, Merijke Coenraad, Elizabeth Bonsignore, Hernisa Kacorri - Ask Me Anything: Bringing Chatbot Technologies into Interactive Museums of Historical Figures
Xin Qian, Doug Oard, Joel Chan (Medium Article) - Investigating Opportunities to Support Kids’ Agency and Well-being: A Review of Kids’ Wearables
Rachael Zehrung, Lily Huang, Bongshin Lee, Eun Kyoung Choe
Session 3 – Social Media, Visual Analytics & Health
Chair: Eun Kyoung Choe
- Understanding Instagram Users’ Self-Presentation Between Rinsta and Finsta
Xiaoyun Huang, Jessica Vitak - When grouping algorithms disagree: How do we best group people in a social network?
Catherine Plaisant, Alexis Pister, Paola Valdivia, Paolo Buono, Jean-Daniel Fekete (Medium Article) - Toward Interactively Balancing the Screen Time of Actors Based on Observable Phenotypic Traits in Live Telecast
Naimul Hoque (Medium Article) - Data@Hand: Fostering Visual Exploration of Personal Data on Smartphones Leveraging Speech and Touch Interaction
Young-Ho Kim, Bongshin Lee, Arjun Srinivasan, Eun Kyoung Choe (Medium Article) - FoodScrap: Promoting Rich Data Capture and Reflective Food Journaling Through Speech Input
Yuhan Luo, Young-Ho Kim, Naeemul Hassan, Bongshin Lee, Eun Kyoung Choe (Medium Article)
Session 4 – Privacy and Security
Chair: Wayne Lutters
- Security Awareness Training for the Workforce: Moving Beyond “Check-the-Box” Compliance
Julie Haney, Wayne Lutters (Medium Article) - Benefits and Drawbacks of Adopting a Secure Programming Language: Rust as a Case Study
Kelsey Fulton, Anna Chan, Daniel Votipka, Michelle Mazurek, Michael Hicks (Medium Article) - Comparing Privacy Knowledge and Preferences Among Android and iOS Users
Desiree Abrokwa, Shruti Das, Omer Akgul, Michelle Mazurek (Medium Article) - Strategies and Perceived Risks of Sending Sensitive Documents
Noel Warford, Collins Munyendo, Ashna Mediratta, Adam J. Aviv, Michelle Mazurek (Medium Article) - Building a Better Browser Extension for Improving Awareness and Understanding of Online Tracking
Nathan Reitinger, Lilly Hackworth, Annika Hildebrandt, Hazel Murray, Bruce Wen, Michelle Mazurek, Blase Ur (Medium Article)
2:15pm to 2:30pm Break
2:30 pm to 4:00pm TRACK 2 Parallel Sessions
Session 5- Information Behavior & Accessibility
Chair: Jonathan Lazar
- Quantifying the Time Lost for Blind Users due to Web Accessibility Barriers
Meagan Griffith, Brian Wentz, Jonathan Lazar - Investigating Best Practices for Remote Summative Usability Testing with People with Mild to Moderate Dementia
Rachel Wood, Emma Dixon, Salma Elsayed-Ali, Ekta Shokeen, Amanda Lazar, Jonathan Lazar - Development and Evaluation of a Tool for Assisting Content Creators in Making PDF files More Accessible
Debashish Pradhan, Tripti Rajput, Aravind Jembu Rajkumar, Jonathan Lazar, Rajiv Jain, Vlad Morariu, Varun Manjunatha
- Creatures of Habit” Influential Factors to the Adoption of Computer Personalization and Accessibility Settings
Rachel Wood, Meagan Griffith, J Bern Jordan, Gregg Vanderheiden, Jonathan Lazar, Maureen Kaine, Matthew Ryson, Amarja Desai, David Folmar
Session 6 – Learning: Computing & Math
Chair: David Weintrop
- Bridging the Gap from Blocks-to-Text: Designs for Supporting Learners moving from Block-based to Text-based Programming
Yuhan Lin, David Weintrop - Designing Computer Science Lessons about Techquity
Merikjke Coenraad, David Weintrop - Grounding Computational Thinking Practices in Embodied Gesture
Janet Bih, David Weintrop - Interpreting Representational Fluency in Computational Thinking Enhanced Math Activities
Peter Moon, Janet Bih, Andy Elby, David Weintrop (Medium Article) - Opportunities for Community Building When Using a Hybrid Citizen Science Protocol Pairing Online Data Reporting and Geographically Dispersed Physical Sample Collection
Heather Killen, Laura Soul, Lucy Chang, Richard Barclay
Session 7 – Collaboration, Creativity & Design
Chair: Joel Chan
- Engineering Serendipity: Facilitating Cross-Disciplinary Conversations with Analogical Search
Joel Chan, Xin Qian - Managing Context in Literature Review Systems: Process Patterns and System Affordances
John Morabito, Joel Chan (Medium Article) - Exploring Practitioner’s Perspectives on Barriers to Inclusion in Participatory Design
Salma Elsayed-Ali, Elizabeth Bonsignore, Joel Chan (Medium Article) - Co-Designing Value Sensitive Virtual Environments with Children Using Social VR
Salma Elsayed-Ali, Elizabeth Bonsignore, Joel Chan (Medium Article)
Session 8 –Health, InfoVis & Accessibility
Chair: Amanda Lazar
- Living with Uncertainty & Stigma: Self-Experimentation & Support-Seeking around Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Shaan Chopra, Rachael Zehrung, Tamil Arasu, Eun Kyoung Choe (Medium Article) - Towards Understanding Sensory Substitution for Accessible Visualization: An Interview Study
Pramod Chundury, Biswaksen Patnaik, Yasmin Reyazuddin, Christine Tang, Niklas E Elmqvist, Jonathan Lazar - Information Behavior of People with Dementia
Emma Dixon, Diana Blackwelder, Mary Radnofsky, Jesse Anderson, Amanda Lazar (Medium Article) - Initial Stages in National Rollout of Morphic – an Open-Source Computer Simplifying Tool and AT Mobilizer
Gregg Vanderheiden, J Bern Jordan
1pm to 4pm TUTORIALS
Introduction to Usability Testing
Presented by Bill Killam
This introductory tutorial on the topic of usability testing will cover both management issues and practical issues of usability testing and discuss what usability testing is (and isn’t).
More information on the Tutorial Website.
Human-Centered AI: Trusted, Reliable & Safe and Trustworthy
Presented by Ben Shneiderman
This 3-hour tutorial on Human-Centered AI proposes a new synthesis, in which Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms are combined with human-centered thinking to make Human-Centered AI (HCAI). This approach combines research on AI algorithms with user experience design methods to shape technologies that amplify, augment, empower, and enhance human performance. Researchers and developers for HCAI systems value meaningful human control, putting people first by serving human needs, values and goals.
More information on the Tutorial Website.
4pm to 6pm Virtual Happy Hour
At end of the event you are all invited to meet and discuss the day with fellow attendees and meet the authors. Authors of each session will be available for you to chat with or ask questions. Other rooms will be available for even more informal discussions. Details will be provided to registrants on the day of the event.
