Did you miss the 41st Annual HCIL Symposium last week? Maybe you want to rewatch some of your favorite talks? We've got you covered with a playlist of all the day's talks: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL63vZoxzFRbt_7MDjkvyAPzAx5hUKiqIY
For the full program, including abstracts, visit https://hcil.umd.edu/hcil-symposium-2024/
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After:
28 lightning talks
3 plenary talks
2 panels and
a poster session/reception...
I can officially say that's a wrap! Thank you to everyone who made today happen! The full program (with extended abstracts) is here: http://hcil.umd.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/HCIL-Symposium-2024-full-program.pdf
Join us again next year! #hcil2024
Rachel Wood shares her ongoing work on health data visualization literacy skills of young adults with down syndrome. #hcil2024
David Weintrop shares the latest from his team's work on "API Can Code" at #hcil2024
CS PhD student Biswaksen Patnaik shares his work on VisTorch, a camera projector system for displaying visualizations. This work was recently presented at #chi2024: https://dl.acm.org/doi/fullHtml/10.1145/3613904.3642857 #hcil2024
INFO PhD student Khandaker Tasnim shares work on the gender gap in Wikipedia, finding women's contributions and notability are more likely to be questioned on the site than men's . #hcil2024
INFO PhD student Jay Patel shares in-progress work on self-organized critical appraisals of research, highlighting some of the emerging issues with academic publishing and peer review. #hcil2024
Our second panel of the day is all about AI and teams. The panel features Susan Campbell, Marine Carpuat, Stephanie Valencia, and Susannah Paletz. To read more about the work on teams and organizations, check out OTTRS: https://ottrs.ischool.umd.edu #hcil2024
PhD student Utkarsh Dwivedi's research is a win-win: he and collaborators seek to advance children's AI literacies and align AI with children's values. #hcil2024
This paper was recently awarded an honorable mention at #chi2024: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3613904.3642692
INFO PhD Candidate Ruipu Hu presents ongoing work on videoconferencing for older adults with cognitive concerns. #hcil2024
INFO PhD Candidate Connie Siebold presents early findings from a project looking at team meeting modes (in person, remote, hybrid). #hcil2024
Recent HCIM grad Ciara Fabian shares her thesis project studying the effects of color within VR. #hcil2024
INFO professor Stephanie Valencia shares her research on COMPA (COntext Marking and Phrase Assistance). This work was recently presented at #chi2024: https://dl.acm.org/doi/fullHtml/10.1145/3613904.3642762
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INFO PhD student Min Cheong Kim shares a project to understand how privacy concerns related to EdTech in higher education has evolved over time. #hcil2024
INFO PhD Candidate Sunyup Park shares ongoing research on privacy considerations for short-term rentals like Airbnb. #hcil2024
CS PhD student Phoebe Moh shares research on how people share passwords. #hcil2024
CS sophomore Nicholas Farber presents work he's doing with CS professor Michelle Mazurek on harms associated with email verification (or the lack of such verification) during website signup. #hcil2024
CS PhD student Zeyu Yan shares work on Solderless PCB. This paper recently won a sustainability award at CHI. #hcil2024. He also shared a second project on 3D printing magnetophoretic displays. See more at https://smartlab.cs.umd.edu/
Noel Kuriakos shares his work using journey maps to help PreK teachers' professional development. #hcil2024
Check out Talisman (www.talismantoolkit.com), a resource for co-designing with personal objects, developed by HCIL researchers Salma Elsayed-Ali, Beth Bonsignore, and Joel Chan. #hcil2024
