Thursday, March 18, 2010

CFP Seamless Remote Social Interaction - AVI Workshop

Call for Participation

Mind the Gap-Towards Seamless Remote Social Interaction
http://research.microsoft.com/srsi/

AVI 2010 Workshop
25 May 2010
Rome, Italy

DESCRIPTION OF THE WORKSHOP

The main goal of this workshop is to bring together participants interested in issues of connectivity and seamlessness for remote social interaction. We would like to address the following topics from multiple perspectives: including empirical work and experience on user behaviour, system design and technical issues, as well as methodological questions and answers on how to tackle these points:
* Embeddedness of audio and video conferencing in social settings
* Interruption and seamlessness
* Integration of audio and video conferencing in the technological fabric of existing work and everyday
environments
* Conventions and rhythms of remote social interaction
* Visual and aesthetical integration of communication technology in ambient intelligence

PARTICIPANTS

We would like to invite a diverse group of workshop participants with multifarious backgrounds and viewpoints such as interaction design, usability engineering, computer- mediated communication, computer-supported cooperative work, and new media arts and technology.

Selection of workshop participants and presentations will be based on refereed submissions. We invite authors to submit 2-4 page papers reporting contributions in the field of the workshop or 2-page position statements motivating their interest in specific workshop topics. Papers should be formatted according to the AVI 2010 (ACM SIG Proceedings) format. An expert panel of 3-4 researchers will be recruited to review the submissions and participate in the conference.

IMPORTANT DATES

* Submission deadline: 26 March 2010
* Notification of acceptance: 9 April 2010
* Final submission: 23 April 2010
* Workshop date: 29 May 2010

WORKSHOP CO-CHAIRS

Tom Gross, Bauhaus-University Weimar, Germany
(email@tomgross.net)
Kori Inkpen, Microsoft Research, USA
(kori@microsoft.com)

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