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Invite-only workshop require an access code provided by the workshop organizers. See each workshop page for details. For workshops with Open Registration, attendees may register without an access code.
W1: Distributed Creativity in Play - Open registration
Room: Crown Point
Andrew M. Webb (Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica), Katta Spiel (TU Wien), Zach O. Toups (New Mexico State University), Bill Hamilton (New Mexico State University), Nic Lupfer (Texas A&M University), Ross A. Graeber (Texas A&M University), Wendy E. Mackay (Inria)
This workshop has been merged with W4: Towards a Research Agenda for Gameful Creativity
W2: Crowd-powered Interfaces for Creative Design Thinking - Open registration
Room: Bayview 1
Jonas Oppenlaender (University of Oulu), Halil Erhan (Simon Fraser University), Naghmi Shireen (Simon Fraser University), Jorge Goncalves (University of Melbourne), Maximilian Mackeprang (Freie Universität Berlin), Simo Hosio (University of Oulu)
This workshop has been merged with W6: Exploring, Defining, & Advancing Community-Driven Design for Social Impact
W3: Sketching and Cognition: How Can We Leverage Sketch Interfaces to Enhance Cognition? - Open registration
Room: Belmont
Tracy Hammond (Texas A&M University), Paul Taele (Texas A&M University)
W4: Towards a Research Agenda for Gameful Creativity - Open registration
Room: Crown Point
Sarah-Kristin Thiel, Christian Remy, Licinio Roque, Rita Orji, Peter Dalsgaard, Celine Latulipe, Sayan Sarcar
This workshop has been merged with W1: Distributed Creativity in Play
W5: Crafting and Tasting in Everyday Human-Food Interactions - Open registration
Room: Cabrillo
Markéta Dolejšová, Ferran Altarriba Bertran, Danielle Wilde, Dr. Hilary Davis
W6: Exploring, Defining, & Advancing Community-Driven Design for Social Impact - Open registration
Room: Bayview 1
Eric Hekler, Jennifer Taylor, Steven Dow, m.c., Sayali Phatak, Don Norman, Faren Grant, Dana Lewis
This workshop has been merged with W2: Crowd-powered Interfaces for Creative Design Thinking
W7: CoDesigning AI Futures: Integrating AI Ethics, Social Computing, and Design - Open registration
Room: Mission 1
Daria Loi, Christine T. Wolf, Raphael Arar, Jeanette Blomberg, Margot Brereton
W8: Academic Accomplices: Practical Strategies for Research Justice - Invite only
Room: Palm 1
Mariam Asad, Lynn Dombrowski, Sasha Costanza-Chock, Sheena Erete, Christina Harrington
Sunday, June 23, 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Mentors: Julie Hui, Brian Bailey, Joy Kim, Eric Paulos
Room: Mariner Point
Exploring Neuroscience of Creativity Theories in designing Co-creative Agents
Ali Argani
Tools For Public Participation In Science: Design And Dissemination Of Open-Science Hardware
Catie Cuan
Feedback and Creativity: A Practice-Exploration in Design Studios
Hoa Vo
Artistic Vision: Providing Contextual Guidance for Capture-Time Decisions
Jane L E
Supporting Creative Workers with Crowdsourced Feedback
Jonas Oppenlaender
Explorable Instructions: Crafting Designerly DIY Tutorials
Kathryn Shroyer
Creativity and Emotional Attachment as a Guide to Factors of Engagement for Elderly Interaction with Technology
Lina Lee
Understanding and Augmenting Ideation Processes
Maximilian Mackeprang
Collaborative Design Curation: Supporting Creativity in Teams
Nic Lupfer
Collaborative Design Curation: Supporting Creativity in Teams
Piyum Fernando
Fostering Feedback Seeking Behavior in Novice Designers
Sneha Krishna Kumaran
Overcoming Satisficing: Scaffolds for Amplifying Creativity
Tricia J. Ngoon
The "interface" is dead. It depended upon distinctions between elements that needed some intermediation. This was always an illusion, but it served some purpose for a time in simplifying design tasks while more substantial system ecologies developed. But we were never separate from systems that needed an interface, and now, the idea that the interface mediates interactions between us and computational systems misses almost the entire mark as human interactions, computational devices and the world become ever more entangled into social, economic, political, and environmental relations. A better concept might be the interlace. We are inherently intertwined with myriad systems with myriad agencies. And most of these systems are not primarily about us, we just live there. Some of these conditions are better engaged with enhanced visibility and cogence, and for others, it makes no difference.
The C&C and DIS joint art exhibition Ecologies of Transformation presents seventeen pieces – performances, interactive artworks, conceptual experiments – making-felt and pushing the boundaries for the interfacial foldings of people, systems and environments that transcend scales of time, space, materiality, cognition and logics. We invite you to join us in the exploration of machine learning poetry and imaging, deep neural networks for collaborative musical performances, moss, vapour, honey and bacterial interfaces and intimate engagements with landscape-size immersive visualisations – and much more.
Maybe interfaces haven't died, they’ve just fractally multiplied and become pervasive at all levels, becoming the fabric of our material/computational/biotic phenomena.
See the Art Exhibition website for more details!
All papers and pictorials can be accessed through the ACM Digital Library.
The program can also be accessed through Confer.
Location: Regatta Pavillion