HCI at Stanford

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8 November - 12 November

CSCW

Range: Exploring Implicit Interaction through Electronic Whiteboard Design, by Wendy Ju, Brian Lee, and Scott R Klemmer. (full paper)

October 19-22

UIST

	Iterative Design and Evaluation of an Event Architecture for Pen-and-Paper Interfaces, by Ron B. Yeh, Andreas Paepcke, and Scott Klemmer. (full paper)
	Design As Exploration: Creating Interface Alternatives through Parallel Authoring and Runtime Tuning, by Björn Hartmann, Loren Yu, Abel Allison, Yeonsoo Yang, and Scott Klemmer. (full paper)
	Harvesting Helpfulness: A Case Study of an Online Farmers' Forum, by Neil Patel, Greg Schwartz, Steve Marmon. (poster)
	Ideas2Ideas: Encouraging constructive ideation in an on-line, mass-participation brainstorming system, by Michel Krieger, Yan Yan Wang. (poster)
	Rehearse: Coding Interactively while Prototyping, by William Choi, Joel Brandt, Scott Klemmer. (poster)
	Testing Physical Computing Prototypes Through Time-Shifted & Simulated Input Traces, by Timothy Cardenas, Marcello Bastea-Forte, Antonio Ricciardi, Bjoern Hartmann, Scott Klemmer. (poster)
	Interaction Methods for Large-Group Coordination in Single-Display Groupware, by Neema Moraveji, Michael Smith, Marcia Lee. (poster)

July-September 2008

IEEE Pervasive Computing

Hacking, Mashing, Gluing: Understanding Opportunistic Design, by Björn Hartmann, Scott Doorley and Scott R. Klemmer. (magazine article)

May 10th - 18th, 2008

ICSE 2008

Opportunistic Programming: How Rapid Ideation and Prototyping Occur in Practice, by Joel Brandt, Philip Guo, Joel Lewenstein, and Scott R. Klemmer. (WEUSE workshop paper)

Volume 23, Issue 2

Human-Computer Interaction

Exiting the Cleanroom: On Ecological Validity and Ubiquitous Computing, by Scott Carter, Jennifer Mankoff, Scott R Klemmer, and Tara Matthews. (paper)

April 5 - 10, 2008

CHI 2008

	Mischief: Supporting Remote Teaching in Developing Regions, by Neema Moraveji, Taemie Kim, James Ge, Udai Singh Pawar, Kori Inkpen, and Kathleen Mulcahy. (full paper)
	Designing a Farmer-Centric Organic Certification System, by Neil Patel and Tapan S. Parikh. (workshop paper)

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The CS547 Seminar on People, Computers and Design is held Fridays, 12:30-2pm in Gates B01. Subscribe to announcement list.

The CS547 Seminar will resume in the Fall.

The Symbolic Systems Forum also frequently hosts HCI-related speakers.

Research Spotlight: Juxtapose

Our group’s recent research demonstrates that tools can scaffold exploration by managing alternatives across source and execution environments. Our Juxtapose system introduces a programming environment for interaction designers to create and run multiple program alternatives in parallel, and to “tune” the parameters of these alternatives at runtime with a physical mixing board. In the lab, we have found this enables designers to interactively explore more than an order of magnitude more variations than traditional compile-run cycles coupled with manual versioning, and, when presented with a target design, create that design sooner.

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The Stanford HCI Group works across disciplines to understand the intersection between humans and computers. Our research has explored ubiquitous computing, alternative methods of input, tools for enhancing designers' ability to create and explore their ideas, and rapid prototyping tools for the Web and physical devices. The HCI Group is associated with the Stanford Graphics Lab.

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The HCI Group is grateful for the financial support of the National Science Foundation, Wallenberg Global Learning Foundation, Microsoft, Media X, Sloan Foundation, Nokia, Adobe, Intel, and Ricoh Innovations.