Program
Saturday, 30 November 2024 |
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9.00am – 4.30pm Workshop 1: Engaging with Nature in a Digital World • Details |
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9.00am – 4.30pm Workshop 2: Moving with Machines: A Human-Robot Experience (HRX) Theatre Workshop • Details |
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9am – 12.30pm Workshop 3: Inclusive HCI: Second International Workshop on Developing Digital Technologies or Supporting Societal Inclusion of Disadvantaged Groups • Details |
1.00 – 4.30pm Workshop 5: Pushing the Boundaries of Participatory Design for Greater Impact • Details |
9am – 12.30pm Workshop 4: Re-examining TEIs Using Provocations • Details |
Sunday, 1 December 2024 |
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9.00am – 5.00pm Doctoral Consortium |
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9.00am – 4.30pm Workshop 6: More-Than-Human Moments via Movement-based Design and Cultural Insights • Details |
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9.00am – 12.30pm Workshop 7: Using what Makes us Human: Reflecting upon the use of AI in Design Education • Details |
1.00 – 4.30pm Workshop 9: Unmaking AI: Engaging Critically and Creatively with Generative AI • Details |
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9.00am – 12.30pm Workshop 8: Disability and Emerging Technologies • Details |
1.00 – 4.30pm Workshop 10: Exploring Socio-Technical Aspects of Digital Health• Details |
Wednesday, 4 December 2024 |
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10.00 –11.10am |
Paper Session 6
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Embodiment (10.00 – 10.40am) | ||
10.00am |
Preparing Users to Embody their Avatar in VR: Insights on the Effects of Priming, Mental Imagery, and Acting on Embodiment Experiences
Adélaïde Genay • The University of Melbourne |
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10.10am |
Breaking Human Boundaries: VR Embodiment of Self-reflection in K-pop Choreography
Yicheng Xu • The University of Sydney |
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10.20am |
Personal Informatics and a Sense of Place
Jan Hollinshead • Lancaster University |
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10.30am |
Embodiment Q&A
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Health (10.40 – 11.10am) | ||
10.40am |
Review of Recent Trends in Home-based Rehabilitation Assistive Devices Design for Shoulder Movement
Yuanyuan Wei • Queensland University of Technology |
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10.50am |
User Participation in Configuration of a Large-Scale Electronic Health Record System: Experiences and Expectations
Adrian Sand • Norwegian University of Science and Technology |
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11.00am | Health Q&A | |
11.10am-12.10pm |
Closing Keynote: Margot Brereton
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12.10-12.30pm |
Closing Ceremony
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12.30-1.30pm | Lunch |
Tuesday, 3 December 2024 |
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9.00 – 9.15am |
Industry welcome
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9.15 – 10.15am |
Keynote: Elizabeth Churchill
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10.15 – 10.45am | Morning Tea |
10.15 – 11.25am Late-Breaking Work and Demonstrations |
10.45 – 12.45 |
Paper Session 4
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Interface (10.45 – 11.55am) | ||
10.45am |
eXplainable AI Interfaces With (and for) Expert Operators: A Participatory Design Approach
Negin Hashmati • Chalmers University of Technology & University of Gothenburg |
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10.55am |
Exploring Design Parameters for RSVP Reading of Mobile Notifications
Hao-Ping (Hank) Lee • Carnegie Mellon University |
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11.05am |
Would You Tell Spotify How You're Feeling? Exploring Acceptability and Ethics of Emotion-Regulation Plugins for Music Streaming Apps
Xanthe Lowe-Brown • The University of Melbourne |
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11.15am |
Interface (1) Q&A
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11.25am | Not Too Long, Not Too Short: Goldilocks Principle of ‘Optimal’ Reflection Time on Online Deliberation Platforms ShunYi Yeo, • Singapore University of Technology and Design |
11.25 – 11.55pm
Industry roundtable hosted by Elizabeth Churchill |
11.35am |
Using gaze to understand shifts in visual attention during conditional automation with non-driving related tasks
Jorge Pardo • Queensland University of Technology |
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11.45am |
Interface (2) Q&A
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Robotics (11.55am-12.45pm) | ||
11.55am |
Attributes of robots co-designed with people with intellectual disabilities to support them in diverse contexts
Saminda Balasuriya • Queensland University of Technology |
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12.05pm |
Enhancing Aged Care through Human-Robot Collaboration: A Case Study of Chore Robots
Valeria Macalupu • Queensland University of Technology |
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12.15pm |
Innovative Solutions for Libraries: A User-Centric Cumulative Study on the Requirements Analysis for the Use of Social Robots
Artur Lisetschko • Ruhr West University of Applied Sciences |
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12.25pm |
Exploring the Perceptions and Challenges of Social Robot Navigation: Two Case Studies in Different Socio-Technical Contexts
Steven Silva Mendoza • Cardiff University |
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12.35pm | Robotics Q&A | |
12.45 – 1.45 | Lunch | |
1.00 – 1.30pm
Introducing Rongowhakaata Iwi Trust: Revitalising, Connecting and Continuity |
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1.45 – 3.05pm |
Panel
Beyond Human-in-the-Loop: Rethinking AI Design for the Future of Human-AI Entanglement
Chair: Kenton O'Hara/Jeni Paay
Panellists: Elizabeth Churchill, Paul Dourish, Sean Rintel, Drew Smith
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3.05 – 3.25pm | Afternoon Tea | |
3.25 – 5.05pm |
Paper Session 5
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Agents (3.25 – 3.55pm) | ||
3.25pm |
ParkPal: Design and Wizard of Oz trial of a voice-based nature guide
Sarah Webber • The University of Melbourne |
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3.35pm |
The Role of Emotional Expressions by Autonomous Agents in Road-Sharing: Using Scenario Prompts in Online Video and Virtual Reality Studies
Yiyuan Wang • The University of Sydney |
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3.45pm | Agents Q&A | |
Artificial Intelligence (3.55 – 4.25pm)
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3.55pm |
Exploring the impact of AI features on collaborative creativity
Jonas Frich • Aarhus University |
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4.05pm |
I wouldn't like technology to give people a get out of jail free card: Caregiver Reflections on a Hypothetical AI-assisted Music Intervention for Dementia Care
Dianna Vidas • The University of Melbourne |
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4.15pm |
Artificial Intelligence Q&A
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Large Language Models (4.25 – 5.05pm)
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4.25pm |
Large Language Models for Automatic Detection of Sensitive Topics
Ruoyu Wen • The University of Canterbury |
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4.35pm |
Understanding use of Large Language Models in Healthcare: An HCI Scoping Review
Pradeepa Bandara • The University of Queensland |
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4.45pm |
Unmasking Metadata Bias: Evaluating the Impact on Large Language Model Text Analysis
Joel Harman • Queensland University of Technology |
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4.55pm | LLM Q&A | |
6.00 – 9.00pm |
Dinner: Howard Smith Wharves, Brisbane City
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Monday, 2 December 2024 |
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9.00 – 9.15am |
Opening & Welcome
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9.15 – 10.15am |
Keynote: Paul Dourish
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10.15 – 10.45am |
Morning Tea
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10.45am – 12.45pm |
Paper Session 1
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Games (10.45 – 11.15am)
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10.45am |
Mental State Modelling: A Philosophy of Mind Approach to Emergent Believable Behaviour in
Non-Player Characters |
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10.55am |
An investigation into the hybridisation of board games: A scoping literature
review |
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11.05am | Games Q&A | |
Immersive Technology (11.15 – 11.55am)
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11.15am | Beyond Augmented Reality, Towards Augmented Physicality: Gaming
with Tangible Embodied Interactions Qingxuan Yan • The Australian National University |
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11.25am | Avatar Design in Virtual Retail
Environments: A Scoping Review and Proposed Framework Yinshu Zhao • The University of Queensland |
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11.35am | What you see is (not necessarily) what I see – Pervasive
AR for Public Displays Kushani Perera • The University of Otago |
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11.45am | Immersive Technology (1) Q&A | |
11.55am | Owning Her Story: Exploring Attitudes towards Gender Diversity
in STEM through Augmented Reality Fictions Nelli Holopainen • Queensland University of Technology |
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12.05pm | TegakARi: Augmenting Creative Drawing With
Audio and Visual Cues Dhruv Iyer • The University of Tokyo |
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12.15pm | How are VR and AR used in Geoscience? Interview of Geologists
for Immersive Reality system requirements gathering Alexandra Douglass-Bonner • Queensland University of Technology |
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12.25pm | If We Immerse Them, They will Come: Can Rural Health
Experiences through Virtual Reality have Impact on Workforce Recruitment? Tegan Podubinski • The University of Melbourne |
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12.35pm | Immersive Technology (2) Q&A | |
12.45 – 1.45pm |
Lunch
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1.00 – 2.25pm
Late-Breaking Work and Demonstrations |
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1.45 – 3.05pm |
Paper Session 2
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Older People (1.45 – 2.25pm)
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1.45pm | Language Barriers in Long-term Aged Care Homes: Design
Considerations for Translation Technology Shuai Yuan • The University of Melbourne |
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1.55pm | Design for Older People: Improving the
Usability of Mobile Apps through Targeted Design Recommendations Xelia Mattick • Hochschule Ruhr West |
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2.05pm | How do older Chinese immigrants use mobile apps for digital
storytelling? Yang Lei • Griffith University |
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2.15pm | Older People Q&A | |
User Studies (2.25 – 3.05pm)
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2.25pm | Stakeholder-Driven Design for
Collaborative Decision Support in New Zealand Agriculture Mahgol Yousefi • The University of Canterbury |
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2.35pm | User-centred design towards trust and engagement with
agricultural climate services in Australia Stephen Snow • CSIRO |
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2.45pm | Drinkminish: Understanding Engagement of Light to Moderate
Drinkers in Online Alcohol Reduction Interventions Eszter Vigh • The University of Bristol |
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2.55pm | User Studies Q&A | |
3.05 – 3.25pm |
Afternoon Tea
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3.25 – 5.25 |
Paper Session 3
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Data (3.25 – 3.55pm)
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3.25pm | Shared Data Visualisations for Private Data: Managing Ownership
and Visibility Judy Bowen • The University of Waikato |
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3.35pm | Privacy in Motion: Implementing Differential Privacy for User
Motion in VR Ruoxi Sun • CSIRO's Data61 |
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3.45pm | Using Annotated Portfolios to Interrogate Speculative Designs:
The Case of Emergent Personal Data Trails Stephen Snow • The University of Queensland |
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3.55pm | Data Q&A | |
Interface (Visualisation) (4.05 – 4.45pm)
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4.05pm | Staying Fit in the Metaverse: Evaluating Diegetic GUIs for
Representing Exertion Data in a VR Exergame Xin Cheng • The University of Sydney |
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4.15pm | User Centred Development of a Data Visualisation Dashboard for
a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Kian Huang Lee • The University of Sydney |
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4.25pm | Mr.LfD: A Mixed Reality Interface for Robot Learning from
Demonstration Jiahao Chen • The University of Melbourne |
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4.35pm | Interface Q&A | |
Technology in Design (4.45 – 5.30pm)
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4.45pm | A Systematic Literature Review on Design for Supporting Systems
Intelligence of Interdependent Teams Eveliina Toivonen • Häme University of Applied Sciences |
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5.05pm | Facilitating Asynchronous Idea Generation and Selection with
Chatbots Joongi Shin • Aalto University |
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5.15pm | Technology in Design Q&A | |
5.30pm |
CHISIG AGM
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