CHI 2010 DVD -- Extended Abstracts / Doctoral Consortium

Conference Proceedings

Extended Abstracts

CHI 2010 Extended Abstracts
Doctoral Consortiums

Doctoral Consortium

	Exploring Mobile Technologies for the Urban Homeless (Page 2883) Christopher A. Le Dantec, Georgia Institute of Technology
	Evaluating the Social Acceptability of Multimodal Mobile Interactions (Page 2887) Julie Rico, University of Glasgow
	HCI Methods for Including Adults with Disabilities in the Design of CHAMPION (Page 2891) Suzanne Prior, University of Dundee
	Heads-Up Engagement with the Real World: Multimodal Techniques for Bridging the Physical-Digital Divide (Page 2895) Simon Robinson, Swansea University
	Supporting Medical Communication with a Multimodal Surface Computer (Page 2899) Anne Marie Piper, University of California, San Diego
	Interfaces Beyond the Surface: A Structural Approach to Embodiment (Page 2903) Fabian Hemmert, Deutsche Telekom Laboratories
	Lowering the Barrier to Applying Machine Learning (Page 2907) Kayur Patel, University of Washington
	The Role of Tangible Technologies for Special Education (Page 2911) Taciana Pontual Falcão, University of London
	Improved Window Switching Interfaces (Page 2915) Susanne Tak, Andy Cockburn, University of Canterbury
	Creating Salient Summaries of Home Activity Lifelog Data (Page 2919) Matthew L. Lee, Carnegie Mellon University
	Emotions Experienced by Families Living at a Distance (Page 2923) Hyesook Kim, Andrew Monk, University of York
	Studying and Tackling Temporal Challenges in Mobile HCI (Page 2927) Joel E. Fischer, University of Nottingham
	Supporting and Transforming Leadership in Online Creative Collaboration (Page 2931) Kurt Luther, Georgia Institute of Technology	(Return to Top)
	Real-Time Interaction with Supervised Learning (Page 2935) Rebecca Fiebrink, Princeton University
	HCI on the Move: Methods, Culture, Values (Page 2939) Lilly Irani, University of California, Irvine
	Cultural Versioning of Mobile User Experience (Page 2943) Qifeng Yan, Nokia Research Center & University of Art and Design Helsinki
	Supporting Effective User Navigation in Digital Documents (Page 2947) Jennifer Pearson, Swansea University
	Thanatosensitively Designed Technologies for Bereavement Support (Page 2951) Michael Massimi, University of Toronto
	Mediated Crafts: Digital Practices Around Creative Handwork (Page 2955) Daniela K. Rosner, University of California, Berkeley
	LiquidText: Active Reading Through Multitouch Document Manipulation (Page 2959) Craig Tashman, Georgia Institute of Technology
	Designing and Evaluating Voice-Based Virtual Communities (Page 2963) Neil Patel, Stanford University
	TAVR: Temporal-aural-visual Representation for Representing Imperceptible Spatial Information (Page 2967) Minyoung Song, University of Michigan
	Building Interpretable Discussions: For Effective Public Engagement (Page 2971) Travis Kriplean, University of Washington
	Grassroots Heritage in the Crisis Context: A Social Media Probes Approach to Studying Heritage in a Participatory Age (Page 2975) Sophia B. Liu, University of Colorado at Boulder	(Return to Top)