HCII at CHI 2018

April 23, 2018
CHI 2018 in Montreal, Canada

​Over 3,000 of the world’s top researchers, scientists, and designers are traveling to Montréal this week for CHI 2018, the ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. The premier international conference of Human-Computer Interaction will take place from April 21-26, 2018.                   

Of the total 2,592 papers submitted to CHI 2018 (an 8 percent increase from 2017 submissions), 667 research papers were accepted to the conference.

Carnegie Mellon University authors contributed to 35 accepted papers. This was the third most of any organization, following only the University of Washington and Microsoft Research, which had 62 and 44 accepted papers respectively.

CMU’s most prolific writers this year were Human-Computer Interaction Institute professor Scott E. Hudson with 5 accepted papers and PhD student Xiang 'Anthony' Chen with 4 accepted papers.

Members of the HCII also received several awards, including the SIGCHI Social Impact Award, one best paper and three honorable mentions.

 

HCII Awards & Accepted Papers

SIGCHI Social Impact Award

Congratulations to CMU professor Lorrie Faith Cranor who received the 2018 SIGCHI Social Impact Award.

 

Best Paper Best Paper Award

 

Honorable Mention Honorable Mention

  • Digital Exhibit Labels in Museums: Promoting Visitor Engagement with Cultural Artifacts
    Related SCS news coverage: Digital Exhibit Labels: Enhancement or Distraction for Museum Visitors 

    • Jessica Roberts, Northwestern University; Carnegie Mellon University

    • Amartya Banerjee, Northwestern University

    • Annette Hong, Northwestern University

    • Steven McGee, The Learning Partnership

    • Michael Horn, Northwestern University

    • Matt Matcuk, The Field Museum

 

Honorable Mention Honorable Mention

Honorable Mention Honorable Mention

  • A Data-Driven Analysis of Workers’ Earnings on Amazon Mechanical Turk

    • Kotaro Hara, Singapore Management University; Carnegie Mellon University

    • Abigail Adams, University of Oxford

    • Kristy Milland, McMaster University; TurkerNation.com

    • Saiph Savage, West Virginia University

    • Chris Callison-Burch, University of Pennsylvania

    • Jeffrey P. Bigham, Carnegie Mellon University 

 

Accepted Papers

  • “A design framework for awareness cues in distributed multiplayer games”

    • Jason Wuertz, University of New Brunswick

    • Sultan A. Alharthi, Dept. Computer Science, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States

    • William A Hamilton, Interface Ecology Lab, Texas A&M University

    • Scott Bateman, University of New Brunswick

    • Carl Gutwin, University of Saskatchewan

    • Anthony Tang, University of Calgary

    • Zachary O. Toups, New Mexico State University

    • Jessica Hammer, Carnegie Mellon University
       

  • “Analogy Mining for Specific Design Needs”

    • Karni Gilon, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

    • Joel Chan, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Felicia Y Ng, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Hila Liifshitz-Assaf, New York University

    • Aniket Kittur, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Dafna Shahaf, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
       

  • “Bento Browser: Complex Mobile Search Without Tabs”
    Related SCS news coverage: "Bento Browser Makes It Easier To Search On Mobile Devices​"

    • Nathan Hahn, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Joseph Chee Chang, Carnegie Mellon University LTI  

    • Aniket Kittur, Carnegie Mellon University
       

  • “Breaking! A Typology of Security and Privacy News and How It's Shared”
    Related SCS news coverage: "Understanding The Cybersecurity Grapevine"

     

    • Sauvik Das, Georgia Institute of Technology

    • Joanne Lo, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Laura Dabbish, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Jason Hong, Carnegie Mellon University
       

  • "Coding Tactile Symbols for Phonemic Communication"

    • Siyan Zhao, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Ali Israr, Facebook Inc.

    • Frances Lau, Facebook Inc.

    • Freddy Abnousi, Facebook Inc.

 

  • “Printed Paper Actuator: A Low-cost Reversible Actuation and Sensing Method for Shape Changing Interfaces”

    • Guanyun Wang, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Tingyu Cheng, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Youngwook Do, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Humphrey Yang, Carnegie Mellon University School of Architecture

    • Ye Tao, Zhejiang University; Carnegie Mellon University

    • Jianzhe Gu, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Byoungkwon An, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Lining Yao, Carnegie Mellon University​
       

  • “Evolving the Ecosystem of Personal Behavioral Data”

    • Jason Wiese, University of Utah

    • Sauvik Das, Georgia Institute of Technology

    • Jason Hong, Carnegie Mellon University

    • John Zimmerman, Carnegie Mellon University

 

  • “Force Jacket: Pneumatically-actuated jacket for embodied haptic experiences.”

    • Alexandra Delazio, Disney Research

    • Ken Nakagaki, MIT; Disney Research

    • Roberta L. Klatzky, Carnegie Mellon University; Disney Research

    • Scott E Hudson, Carnegie Mellon University; Disney Research Pittsburgh

    • Jill Fain Lehman, Pittsburgh

    • Alanson P. Sample, Disney Research
       

  • “Forte: User-Driven Generative Design”

    • Xiang 'Anthony' Chen, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Ye Tao, Zhejiang University; Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China

    • Guanyun Wang, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Runchang Kang Kang, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Tovi Grossman, Autodesk Research

    • Stelian Coros, ETH Zurich

    • Scott E Hudson, Carnegie Mellon University
       

  • “Greater than the Sum of its PARTs: Expressing and Reusing Design Intent in 3D Models”

    • Megan K Hofmann, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Gabriella Han, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Scott E Hudson, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Jennifer Mankoff, University of Washington
       

  • “Inaccuracy Blindness in Collaboration Persists, even with an Evaluation Prompt”

    • Aimee A Kane, Duquesne University

    • Sara Kiesler, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Ruogu Kang, Instagram

 

  • "It's not actually that horrible": Exploring Adoption of Two-Factor Authentication at a University”

    • Summer Devlin, UC Berkeley

    • Maggie Oates, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Chelse Swoopes, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Lujo Bauer, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Lorrie Cranor, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Nicolas Christin, Carnegie Mellon University

 

  • “Juxtapeer: Comparative Peer Review Yields Higher Quality Feedback and Deeper Reflection”

 

  • “Leveraging Community-Generated Videos and Command Logs to Classify and Recommend Software Workflows”

    • Xu Wang, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Benjamin Lafreniere, Autodesk Research

    • Tovi Grossman, Autodesk Research
       

  • “LumiWatch: On-Arm Projected Graphics and Touch Input”

    • Robert Xiao, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Teng Cao, ASU Tech Co. Ltd.

    • Ning Guo, ASU Tech Co. Ltd.

    • Jun Zhuo, ASU Tech Co. Ltd.

    • Yang Zhang, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Chris Harrison, Carnegie Mellon University

 

  • “Mapping Machine Learning Advances from HCI Research to Reveal Starting Places for Design Research”

 

  • “Medley: A Library of Embeddables to Explore Rich Material Properties for 3D Printed Objects”

 

 

  • “PEP (3D Printed Electronic Papercrafts): An Integrated Approach for 3D Sculpting Paper-Based Electronic Devices”

    • Hyunjoo Oh, University of Colorado Boulder

    • Tung D. Ta, The University of Tokyo

    • Ryo Suzuki, University of Colorado Boulder

    • Mark D. Gross, University of Colorado

    • Yoshihiro Kawahara, The University of Tokyo

    • Lining Yao, Carnegie Mellon University
       

  • “Playing to wait: A taxonomy of idle games”

    • Sultan A. Alharthi, New Mexico State University

    • Olaa Alsaedi, New Mexico State University

    • Zachary O. Toups, New Mexico State University

    • Joshua G Tanenbaum, University of California, Irvine

    • Jessica Hammer, Carnegie Mellon University

 

  • “Pulp Nonfiction: Low-Cost Touch Tracking for Paper”

 

  • “The Story in the Notebook: Exploratory Data Science using a Literate Programming Tool”

    • Mary Beth Kery, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Marissa Radensky, Amherst College

    • Mahima Arya, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Bonnie E John, Bloomberg LP

    • Brad A Myers, Carnegie Mellon University
       

  • “Thermorph: Democratizing 4D Printing of Self-Folding Materials and Interfaces”
    Related SCS news coverage: "Thermorph: Flat Materials Self-Fold When Heated"

    • Byoungkwon An, Carnegie Mellon University; Duke University

    • Ye Tao, Zhejiang University; Carnegie Mellon University

    • Jianzhe Gu, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Tingyu Cheng, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Xiang 'Anthony' Chen, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Xiaoxiao Zhang, Syracuse University

    • Wei Zhao, Glodon Company Limited

    • Youngwook Do, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Shigeo Takahashi, University of Aizu

    • Hsiang-Yun Wu, TU Wien

    • Teng Zhang, Syracuse university

    • Lining Yao, Carnegie Mellon University

 

Alt.Chi

  • “Fitter, happier, more productive? The normative ontology of fitness trackers”

    • Katta Spiel, TU Wien

    • Fares Kayali, TU Wien

    • Louise Horvath, Austrian Institute for Applied Telecommunications (ÖIAT)

    • Michael Penkler, TU München

    • Sabine Harrer, BTK – Art & Design

    • Miguel Sicart, IT University of Copenhagen

    • Jessica Hammer, Carnegie Mellon University HCII and ETC
       

Late Breaking

  • “Privacy and Fear in the Drone Era: Preserving Privacy Expectations Through Technology”

    • Judith Odili Uchidiuno, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Justin Manweiler, IBM Research

    • Justin D Weisz, IBM Research
       

Symposia Talk

  • “Exploring the Effectiveness of Tablet-Based Early Literacy Interventions in Rural Tanzania”

  • “Supporting Parent-Child Literacy Interactions with Feature Phones in Côte d'Ivoire”

  • “Voice Based Social Network for Maternal Mental Health Awareness in Rwanda”

Doctoral Consortium

  • “Crowd-AI Systems for Non-Visual Information Access in the Real World”

 

Demonstrations

  • Demonstrating “Printed Paper Actuator: A Low-cost Reversible Actuation and Sensing Method for Shape Changing Interfaces”

    • Guanyun Wang, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Youngwook Do, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Tingyu Cheng, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Humphrey Yang, Carnegie Mellon University School of Architecture

    • Ye Tao, Zhejiang University; Carnegie Mellon University

    • Jianzhe Gu, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Byoungkwon An, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Lining Yao, Carnegie Mellon University

 

  • Demonstrating “Thermorph: Democratizing 4D Printing of Self-Folding Materials and Interfaces”

    • Ye Tao, Zhejiang University; Carnegie Mellon University

    • Jianzhe Gu, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Byoungkwon An, Carnegie Mellon University; Duke University

    • Tingyu Cheng, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Xiang 'Anthony' Chen, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Xiaoxiao Zhang, Syracuse University

    • Wei Zhao, Glodon Company Limited

    • Youngwook Do, Carnegie Mellon University

    • Teng Zhang, Syracuse university

    • Lining Yao, Carnegie Mellon University