Papers accepted for online archival by BCS Electronic Workshops in Computing (eWiC) have now been published. You can access them at http://www.bcs.org/ewic/ihci2010.
Call for Papers
A paper is an archival publication of original research in the field of HCI.
A paper must generate new knowledge, establish its validity rigorously and position
itself with respect to the current work in the field. For example, a
paper could propose a new theory, model a concept or describe a new technique.
A description of an individual design project would usually not be suitable
for a paper (unless it also does some of the above) – it would be suitable
for a design case study. Papers will be peer-reviewed on the basis of
the quality and originality of the theoretical knowledge, the rigour
of validation and thoroughness of references to prior work.
We invite contributions relating to:
- HCI in the industry of emerging economies
- HCI contributions in social and economic development
- HCI for products & services in
emerging markets, including for mobile systems
- HCI and designs for low-literacy users
- HCI and designs for bottom-of-the-pyramid users
- HCI for remote contexts (international outsourcing / global software
development)
- HCI responses to a world in recession
Both abstract and papers must be ‘blinded’ for the review process i.e. reference to authors or their organisation must be removed (though authors may refer to their own past work). All submissions must be original and unpublished elsewhere and the authors should own copyright of all material that they present. A submission could be under review somewhere at the time of review of IHCI 2010, but if it was to be accepted in both places, the authors will need to decide which of the two events they would like to finally submit to.
Format
Full and short papers should follow the BCS eWiC format.
Templates to help you use this format are available from http://www.bcs.org/server.php?show=nav.7939.
Full papers should be no longer than 10 pages following this
format. Short papers should be no longer than 4 pages following this
format.
Submission Process
To submit a paper, follow the following steps:
- Create an account on www.easychair.org. (This itself is a 4-step process - a short form, email address verification, a longer form and login.)
- Come back to this page and click here. Click on "New Submission" menu, select the appropriate track (India HCI 2010 Papers or IDID 2010 Papers) and fill in your paper details.
Co-chairs
India HCI track - Full papers
Pradeep Yammiyavar (IIT Guwahati, India)
Dinesh Katre
(CDAC, India)
India HCI track - Short papers
Anupam Agrawal (IIIT Allahabad, India)
Anijo Mathew (IIT Chicago, USA)
IDID track - Full papers
Andy Dearden (Sheffield Hallam University, UK)
Girish
Prabhu (HFI, India)
IDID track - Short papers
Niall Winters (London Knowledge Lab, UK)
Joyojeet Pal (University of
Washington, USA)
