BCS HCI 2010: Dundee, UK

Information visualisation & retrieval

• Nadine Amende:
  A structured review of information visualization success measurement. 10-16
  
• Hanna Stelmaszewska, B. L. William Wong, Nazlin Bhimani, Balbir Barn:
  User behaviour: searching for scholarly material using electronic resource discovery systems. 17-26
  
• Pedro Teixeira Daniel, Gonçalves Manuel J. Fonseca:
  Interactive file searching using file metadata and visualization. 27-35
  

Research tools & methods 1

• Patrick Jermann, Marc-Antoine Nüssli, Weifeng Li:
  Using dual eye-tracking to unveil coordination and expertise in collaborative Tetris. 36-44
  
• Anneli Olsen, Linnea Smolentzov, Tommy Strandvall:
  Comparing different eye tracking cues when using the retrospective think aloud method in usability testing. 45-53
  
• Gavin Sim, Janet C. Read:
  The Damage Index: an aggregation tool for usability problem prioritisation. 54-61
  

Information visualisation

• Darius Dadgari, Wolfgang Stuerzlinger:
  Novel user interfaces for diagram versioning and differencing. 62-71
  
• Saturnino Luz, Masood Masoodian:
  Improving focus and context awareness in interactive visualization of time lines. 72-80
  
• Carolyn Salimun, Helen C. Purchase, David R. Simmons, Stephen A. Brewster:
  Preference ranking of screen layout principles. 81-87
  

Security & HCI

• Sacha Brostoff, Philip Inglesant, Martina Angela Sasse:
  Evaluating the usability and security of a graphical one-time PIN system. 88-97
  
• Karen Renaud, Mike Just:
  Pictures or questions?: examining user responses to association-based authentication. 98-107
  
• Chris Riley, David Benyon, Graham I. Johnson, Kathy Buckner:
  Security in context: investigating the impact of context on attitudes towards biometric technology. 108-116
  

Research tools & methods 2

• Jay Bradley, David Benyon, Oli Mival, Nick Webb:
  Wizard of Oz experiments and companion dialogues. 117-123
  
• Shamal Faily, Ivan Flechais:
  Barry is not the weakest link: eliciting secure system requirements with personas. 124-132
  
• Mieke Haesen, Jan Meskens, Kris Luyten, Karin Coninx:
  Draw me a storyboard: incorporating principles & techniques of comics... 133-142
  

Gaming & HCI

• Paul Coulton, Kate Lund, Andrew Wilson:
  Harnessing player creativity to broaden the appeal of location based games. 143-150
  
• Christian Martyn Jones, Kay Pozzebon:
  Being safety smart: social issue game for child protective behaviour training. 151-159
  
• Timothy Sanders, Paul Cairns:
  Time perception, immersion and music in videogames. 160-167
  

Health & social HCI

• Chitra Acharya, Harold W. Thimbleby, Patrick Oladimeji:
  Human computer interaction and medical devices. 168-176
  
• Julie Doyle, Zoran Skrba, Ronan McDonnell, Ben Arent:
  Designing a touch screen communication device to support social interaction amongst older adults. 177-185
  
• Lorna Gibson, John Arnott, Wendy Moncur, Christopher Martin, Paula Forbes, Amritpal Singh Bhachu:
  Designing social networking sites for older adults. 186-194
  

Industry papers

• Philip N. Day, Graham I. Johnson, Charlie Rohan, Chris Riley, Maggie Carlisle:
  User experience at NCR: an organisational overview. 195-203
  
• Remigius Fierley, Stephan Engl:
  User experience methods and games: lessons learned. 204-210
  
• Gerrit Meixner, Nils Petersen, Holger Koessling:
  User interaction evolution in the SmartFactory^KL. 211-220
  

Haptics, gesture & multimodal interaction

• Sara Comai, Davide Mazza:
  Haptic and visual rendering for multi-modal exploration of molecular information. 221-229
  
• Adam Fourney, Michael A. Terry, Richard Mann:
  Gesturing in the wild: understanding the effects and implications of gesture-based interaction for dynamic presentations. 230-240
  
• Manish Parekh, Chris Baber:
  Tool use as gesture: new challenges for maintenance and rehabilitation. 241-249
  

Mobile HCI

• Marina Abad, Itxaso Díaz, Markel Vigo:
  Acceptance of mobile technology in hedonic scenarios. 250-258
  
• Juha Leino, Sanna Finnberg, Kari-Jouko Räihä:
  The times they are a-changin': mobile PIM is leaving the paper trail behind. 259-268
  
• En Peng, Patrick Peursum, Ling Li, Svetha Venkatesh:
  Portable form filling assistant for the visually impaired. 269-277
  

Physical & urban HCI

• Alex Carmichael, Mark Rice, Freya MacMillan, Alison Kirk:
  Investigating a DTV-based physical activity application to facilitate wellbeing in older adults. 278-288
  
• Patrick Tobias Fischer, Christian Zöllner, Eva Hornecker:
  VR/Urban: Spread.gun - design process and challenges in developing a shared encounter for media façades. 289-298
  
• Jennifer G. Sheridan:
  When clapping data speaks to Wii: physical creativity and performative interaction in playground games and songs. 299-308
  

User experience

• Christina Dicke, Viljakaisa Aaltonen, Anssi Rämö, Miikka Vilermo:
  Talk to me: the influence of audio quality on the perception of social presence. 309-318
  
• Nele Van den Ende, Jettie Hoonhout, Lydia Meesters:
  Measuring involvement with audio/video content. 319-327
  
• Christopher Wilkinson, Patrick Langdon, P. John Clarkson:
  Observing learning and conceptual development through novel product interaction. 328-336
  

HCI in the market

• Ahmed A. Ataullah, Edward Lank:
  Googling Bing: reassessing the impact of brand on the perceived quality of two contemporary search engines. 337-345
  
• Paul Robertson, Andrea Szymkowiak, Graham I. Johnson:
  Investigating the future of self-service technology. 346-349
  
• K. C. Scott-Brown, R. Henderson, O. Ahrani Dahrani, N. Tandas, D. Cernagovs, J. Turner, H. McIaughlin, H. Tarbert:
  Making a financial time machine: a multi-touch application to enable interactive 3-D visualization of distant savings goals. 350-354
  

Interaction methods

• Dominik Bial, Florian Block, Hans Gellersen:
  A study of two-handed scrolling and selection on standard notebook computers. 355-364
  
• Hoda Dehmeshki, Wolfgang Stuerzlinger:
  Design and evaluation of a perceptual-based object group selection technique. 365-373
  
• Adriana Ispas, Beat Signer, Moira C. Norrie:
  A study of incidental notetaking to inform digital pen and paper solutions. 374-383
  

Haptics to hardware next

• Philip N. Day, Jim Colville, Charlie Rohan:
  An evaluation of sunlight-viewable displays. 384-392
  
• Stephen Fitchett, Andy Cockburn:
  MultiScroll: using multitouch input to disambiguate relative and absolute mobile scroll modes. 393-402
  
• Julio Miró-Borrás, Pablo Bernabeu-Soler, Raul Llinares, Jorge Igual:
  Evaluation of an ambiguous-keyboard prototype scanning-system with word and character disambiguation. 403-411
  

Research in progress 1

• Stephen A. Brewster, Aurora Constantin:
  Tactile feedback for ambient awareness in mobile interactions. 412-417
  
• Andrew Crossan, Stephen A. Brewster, Alexander Ng:
  Foot tapping for mobile interaction. 418-422
  
• Jochen Huber, Jürgen Steimle, Roman Lissermann, Simon Olberding, Max Mühlhäuser:
  Wipe'n'Watch: spatial interaction techniques for interrelated video collections on mobile devices. 423-427
  
• Timo Partala, Antti Nurminen, Teija Vainio, Jari Laaksonen, Miika Laine, Jukka Väänänen:
  Salience of visual cues in 3D city maps. 428-432
  

Research ideas & student work

• Neesha Kodagoda, B. L. William Wong, Nawaz Khan:
  Open-card sort to explain why low-literate usersabandon their web searches early. 433-442
  
• Michael Leitner, Bernhard Wöckl, Özge Subasi, Manfred Tscheligi:
  Towards the use of "negative effects" in technology design and evaluation. 443-447
  
• Ben Rolfe, Christian Martyn Jones, Helen Wallace:
  Designing dramatic play: story and game structure. 448-452
  
• Naisan Yazdani, Fatemah Khazab, Sean P. Fitzgibbon, Martin H. Luerssen, David M. W. Powers, C. Richard Clark:
  Towards a brain-controlled wheelchair prototype. 453-457
  

Research in progress 2

• Jake Rowan Byrne, Brendan Tangney:
  CAWriter: a CSCW/CSCL tool to support research students' academic writing. 458-462
  
• Souleymane Camara, Sujan Shrestha, José L. Abdelnour-Nocera, John Moore:
  Village eLearning: an offline mobile solution to rural communities? knowledge requirement. 463-467
  
• Tim Coughlan, Anne Adams, Yvonne Rogers:
  Designing for balance: Out There and In Here. 468-473
  
• Mark Lochrie, Kate Lund, Paul Coulton:
  Community generated location based gaming. 474-478
  

Research in progress 3

• Richard Hoadley:
  Form and function: examples of music interface design. 479-483
  
• Natalie Ruiz, Guang Liu, Bo Yin, Damian Farrow, Fang Chen:
  Teaching athletes cognitive skills: detecting cognitive load in speech input. 484-488
  

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