CHI Extended Abstracts 2006: Montréal, Québec, Canada

Panels

• James Euchner, Todd Thompson, Keith McGarr, Ron Blitstein, Jim Roche:
  Usability from the CIO's perspective. 1-4
  
• Alexandra Mack, Susan M. Dray, Patrick Larvie, Tracey Lovejoy, Girish V. Prabhu, Christian Sturm:
  Managing international user research. 5-8
  
• Russ Glaser, Paolo Malabuyo:
  Innovative design within the lines: an expert critique of the Xbox 360 design process. 9-12
  
• Tamara Adlin, John Pruitt, Kim Goodwin, Colin Hynes, Karen McGrane, Aviva Rosenstein, Michael J. Muller:
  Putting personas to work. 13-16
  
• John M. Carroll, Paul Dourish, Batya Friedman, Masaaki Kurosu, Gary M. Olson, Alistair G. Sutcliffe:
  Institutionalizing HCI: what do i-schools offer? 17-20
  
• Amy Bruckman, Catalina Danis, Cliff Lampe, Janet Sternberg, Chris Waldron:
  Managing deviant behavior in online communities. 21-24
  
• Austin Henderson, Ann Bradt:
  Building user value into the business case. 25-27
  
• Jeanette Blomberg, Shelley Evenson:
  Service innovation and design. 28-31
  
• Helen Sharp, Robert Biddle, Phil Gray, Lynn Miller, Jeff Patton:
  Agile development: opportunity or fad? 32-35
  
• George W. Furnas, Caterina Fake, Luis von Ahn, Joshua Schachter, Scott A. Golder, Kevin Fox, Marc Davis, Cameron Marlow, Mor Naaman:
  Why do tagging systems work? 36-39
  
• Ben Shneiderman, Ann Peterson Bishop, Batya Friedman, Jonathan Lazar, Gary Marsden, Clifford Nass:
  Making a difference: integrating socially relevant projects into HCI teaching. 41-44
  
• Judith Ramey, Ted Boren, Elisabeth Cuddihy, Joe Dumas, Zhiwei Guan, Maaike J. Van den Haak, Menno D. T. de Jong:
  Does think aloud work?: how do we know? 45-48
  
• Scott Jenson, Harry Sadler, Charlie Hill, Carl F. DiSalvo:
  Design communication. 49-52
  
• Austin Henderson, Lisa Anderson, Jeremy Ashley, Patrik Heuman, Janice Rohn:
  The route to the sea for user value. 53-56
  
• Stuart K. Card, Robin Murphy, John D. Lee, Judy Olson, William Newman:
  Real HCI: what it takes to do HCI engineering for disasters, driving, disruption, and distributed work. 57-60
  
• Oren Zuckerman, Brygg Ullmer, Lars Erik Holmquist, Hiroshi Ishii, George W. Fitzmaurice, Yvonne Rogers, Wendy E. Mackay, Tom Rodden:
  The state of tangible interfaces: projects, studies, and open issues. 61-64
  
• William Jones, Peter Pirolli, Stuart K. Card, Raya Fidel, Nahum D. Gershon, Peter Morville, Bonnie A. Nardi, Daniel M. Russell:
  "It's about the information stupid!": why we need a separate field of human-information interaction. 65-68
  

Invited research overviews

• Mary Czerwinski, George G. Robertson, Brian Meyers, Greg Smith, Daniel C. Robbins, Desney S. Tan:
  Large display research overview. 69-74
  
• Brad A. Myers, Andrew Jensen Ko, Margaret M. Burnett:
  Invited research overview: end-user programming. 75-80
  

Experience reports

• Richard Boardman:
  No IM please, : we're testing. 81-86
  
• Shinyoung Park, Akira Harada, Hiroya Igarashi:
  Influences of personal preference on product usability. 87-92
  
• Bernard Kerr, Li-Te Cheng, Timothy Sweeney:
  Growing bloom: design of a visualization of project evolution. 93-98
  
• Andreas Dieberger, Eser Kandogan, Cheryl A. Kieliszewski:
  Scalability in system management GUIs: a designer's nightmare. 99-104
  
• Rick Spencer, Monty L. Hammontree, Donna Wallace:
  The experience engineering framework applied in two contexts. 105-110
  
• Alan F. Newell, Margaret E. Morgan, Peter Gregor, Alex Carmichael:
  Theatre as an intermediary between users and CHI designers. 111-116
  
• Karin den Bouwmeester, Edward Bosma:
  Phases of use: a means to identify factors that influence product utilization. 117-122
  
• Elizabeth F. Churchill, Les Nelson, Gary Hsieh:
  Café life in the digital age: augmenting information flow in a café-work-entertainment space. 123-128
  
• Sam Bucolo, Jonathan Mott, Roy Kimble:
  The design of a tangible interaction device to alleviate anxiety and pain in paediatric burns patients. 129-134
  
• Rachel Nilsson, Sam J. Racine:
  Use of keyboard for mouseless data entry in UI design. 135-140
  
• Laurie Kantner, Susan Dorr Goold, Marion Danis, Mike Nowak, Lesa Monroe-Gatrell:
  Web tool for health insurance design by small groups: usability study. 141-146
  
• Inka Vilpola, Kaisa Väänänen-Vainio-Mattila, Taru Salmimaa:
  Applying contextual design to ERP system implementation. 147-152
  
• Sofie Vanophem, Kris Vanstappen:
  Making oracle behave. 153-158
  
• Lada Gorlenko, Sven Krause:
  Managing international usability projects: cooperative strategy. 159-164
  
• Luke Kowalski, Jeremy Ashley, Misha W. Vaughan:
  When design is not the problem: better usability through non-design means. 165-170
  
• Rachel K. E. Bellamy, Tracee Vetting Wolf, Rhonda Rosenbaum:
  In search of end-users. 171-176
  
• Karin Kappel, Martin Tomitsch, Thomas Költringer, Thomas Grechenig:
  Developing user interface guidelines for DVD menus. 177-182
  
• Yelena Nakhimovsky, Rudy Schusteritsch, Kerry Rodden:
  Scaling the card sort method to over 500 items: restructuring the Google AdWords help center. 183-188
  
• Joonhwan Kim, Sanghee Lee, SungWoo Kim:
  Understanding users in consumer electronics experience design. 189-194
  
• Jason A. Day, James D. Foley:
  Evaluating web lectures: a case study from HCI. 195-200
  
• Jennifer Mankoff:
  Practical service learning issues in HCI. 201-206
  
• John C. Thomas, Robert G. Farrell:
  HCI Techniques from idea to deployment: a case study for a dynamic learning environment. 207-212
  
• Irma Lindt, Jan Ohlenburg, Uta Pankoke-Babatz, Wolfgang Prinz, Sabiha Ghellal:
  Combining multiple gaming interfaces in epidemic menace. 213-218
  
• Akseli Anttila, Younghee Jung:
  Discovering design drivers for mobile media solutions. 219-224
  
• Russell Beale:
  Mobile blogging: experiences of technologically inspired design. 225-230
  

Interactivity

• Olov Engwall, Olle Bälter, Anne-Marie Öster, Hedvig Kjellström:
  Feedback management in the pronunciation training system ARTUR. 231-234
  
• Ronald Baecker, Melanie Baran, Jeremy P. Birnholtz, Clarence Chan, Joe Laszlo, Kelly Rankin, Russ Schick, Peter Wolf:
  Enhancing interactivity in webcasts with VoIP. 235-238
  
• Alain Désilets, David C. Fox, Stuart Norton:
  VoiceCode: an innovative speech interface for programming-by-voice. 239-242
  
• Khoo Eng Tat, Shang Ping Lee, Adrian David Cheok, Sameera Kodagoda, Yu Zhou, Gin Siong Toh:
  Age invaders: social and physical inter-generational family entertainment. 243-246
  
• Max Wilson, Alistair Russell, m. c. schraefel, Daniel A. Smith:
  mSpace mobile: a UI gestalt to support on-the-go info-interaction. 247-250
  
• Keng Soon Teh, Shang Ping Lee, Adrian David Cheok:
  Poultry.Internet: a remote human-pet interaction system. 251-254
  
• Eunkwang Park, Byeongsoo Kim, William Salim, Adrian David Cheok:
  Magic Asian art. 255-258
  
• Eric Lee, Henning Kiel, Saskia Dedenbach, Ingo Grüll, Thorsten Karrer, Marius Wolf, Jan Borchers:
  iSymphony: an adaptive interactive orchestral conducting system for digital audio and video streams. 259-262
  
• Dennis Reidsma, Anton Nijholt, Ronald Poppe, Rutger Rienks, Hendri Hondorp:
  Virtual rap dancer: invitation to dance. 263-266
  
• David K. McGookin, Stephen A. Brewster:
  MultiVis: improving access to visualisations for visually impaired people. 267-270
  
• Qi Wang, Vincent Lévesque, Jérôme Pasquero, Vincent Hayward:
  A haptic memory game using the STRESS² tactile display. 271-274
  
• Joanna Berzowska, Marcelo Coelho:
  Memory-rich clothing. 275-278
  

HCI overviews

• Supriya Singh:
  UCD of financial services at the smart internet technology centre. 279-282
  
• Effie Lai-Chong Law, Ebba Thora Hvannberg:
  COST294-MAUSE: a pan European usability research community. 283-286
  
• Peter Fröhlich, Lynne Baillie, Peter Reichl, Raimund Schatz, Florian Hammer, Georg Niklfeld:
  The HTI lab @ ftw: user research for telecom systems. 287-290
  
• Vivian Hsueh-hua Chen, Henry Been-Lirn Duh, Beth E. Kolko, Leo Sang-Min Whang, Michael Ching-Hui Fu:
  Games in Asia project. 291-294
  
• Janet C. Read, Stuart MacFarlane, Rebecca Kelly, Emanuela Mazzone, Matthew Horton:
  The ChiCI group. 295-298
  
• Alan F. Newell, Peter Gregor, Norman Alm:
  HCI for older and disabled people in the Queen Mother Research Centre at Dundee University, Scotland. 299-302
  

alt.chi

• Susanne Seitinger, Elisabeth Sylvan, Oren Zuckerman, Marko Popovic, Orit Zuckerman:
  A new playground experience: going digital? 303-308
  
• Diane J. Schiano, Ame Elliott, Victoria Bellotti:
  Tokyo youth at leisure: towards the design of new media to support leisure planning and practice. 309-314
  
• Michael Barron, Tom Moher, Jeff Maharry:
  RoomBugs: simulating insect infestations in elementary classrooms. 315-320
  
• Nicolas Ducheneaut, Trevor F. Smith, James Bo Begole, Mark W. Newman, Chris Beckmann:
  The orbital browser: composing ubicomp services using only rotation and selection. 321-326
  
• Daniel Gonçalves, Joaquim A. Jorge:
  Quill: a narrative-based interface for personal document retrieval. 327-332
  
• Maria Håkansson, Sara Ljungblad, Lalya Gaye, Lars Erik Holmquist:
  Snapshots from a study of context photography. 333-338
  
• Jingtao Wang, John F. Canny:
  TinyMotion: camera phone based interaction methods. 339-344
  
• QianYing Wang, Tony Hsieh, Meredith Ringel Morris, Andreas Paepcke:
  Virtual information piles for small screen devices. 345-350
  
• Takashi Matsumoto, Daisuke Horiguchi, Shihori Nakashima, Naohito Okude:
  Z-agon: mobile multi-display browser cube. 351-356
  
• Ernesto Arroyo, Shawn Sullivan, Ted Selker:
  CarCoach: a polite and effective driving coach. 357-362
  
• Joseph Kaye:
  I just clicked to say I love you: rich evaluations of minimal communication. 363-368
  
• Chun-Yi Chen, Jodi Forlizzi, Pamela Jennings:
  ComSlipper: an expressive design to support awareness and availability. 369-374
  
• Hyemin Chung, Chia-Hsun Jackie Lee, Ted Selker:
  Lover's cups: drinking interfaces as new communication channels. 375-380
  
• Mark Altosaar, Roel Vertegaal, Changuk Sohn, Daniel Cheng:
  AuraOrb: social notification appliance. 381-386
  
• Brian Meyers, A. J. Bernheim Brush, Steven M. Drucker, Marc A. Smith, Mary Czerwinski:
  Dance your work away: exploring step user interfaces. 387-392
  
• Jae-woo Chung, G. Scott Vercoe:
  The affective remixer: personalized music arranging. 393-398
  

SIGs

• Emilie West Gould, Aaron Marcus, Apala Lahiri Chavan:
  International usability evaluation SIG: issues and strategies. 399-401
  
• Ping Zhang:
  Producing human-centered, usability-sensitive, and HCI-competent managers, CIOs, and CEOs. 403-406
  
• Anxo Cereijo Roibás, David Geerts, Licia Calvi, Akseli Anttila, Owen Daly-Jones:
  Mobile iTV: new challenges for the design of pervasive multimedia systems. 407-410
  
• Stephanie Rosenbaum, Judith Ramey:
  Current issues in assessing and improving information usability. 411-413
  
• Colleen Pettit Jones, Susan J. Robinson, Nick Sabadosh, David Bishop, Sanjay Koyani:
  How can rhetoric and argumentation help us make the case for UCD? 415-418
  
• Oren Zuckerman, Narcís Parés, Steve Benford, Henrik Hautop Lund:
  Designing interactive environments for outdoors gaming and play. 419-422
  
• Bonnie E. John, William Newman:
  The engineering community SIG. 423-426
  
• Austin Henderson, James A. Euchner:
  The CHI management community. 427-429
  
• David J. Gilmore, Kristina Höök:
  CHI design community SIG. 431-434
  
• James D. Foley, Jenny Preece:
  CHI education community SIG. 435-436
  
• Rolf Molich, Kyle Pero, Neha Modgil, Will Schroeder:
  Tips and tricks for better usability test recommendations. 437-440
  
• Janice Anne Rohn, Stephanie Rosenbaum:
  Usability community: past, present, and future. 441-443
  
• Lisa Neal, Gitte Lindgaard, Kate Oakley, Derek Hansen, Sandra L. Kogan, Jan Marco Leimeister, Ted Selker:
  Online health communities. 444-447
  

Work-in-progress

• Hua Ai, Thomas Harris, Carolyn Penstein Rosé:
  The effect of miscommunication rate on user response preferences. 448-453
  
• David Akers:
  Wizard of Oz for participatory design: inventing a gestural interface for 3D selection of neural pathway estimates. 454-459
  
• Emory Al-Imam, Edward Lank:
  Biasing response in Fitts' Law tasks. 460-465
  
• Morgan Ames, Lilia Manguy:
  PhotoArcs: a tool for creating and sharing photo-narratives. 466-471
  
• Mahoro Anabuki, Hiroshi Ishii:
  3D and sequential representations of spatial relationships among photos. 472-477
  
• Alissa Nicole Antle:
  Child-user abstractions. 478-483
  
• Ernesto Arroyo, Ted Selker, Willy Wei:
  Usability tool for analysis of web designs using mouse tracks. 484-489
  
• Yuji Ayatsuka, Jun Rekimoto:
  Active CyberCode: a directly controllable 2D code. 490-495
  
• Tamara Babaian, Wendy T. Lucas, Heikki Topi:
  Making memories: applying user input logs to interface design and evaluation. 496-501
  
• Paula M. Bach, Jennifer Lai:
  Usability and learning in a speech-enabled reading tutor: a field study. 502-507
  
• Sameer Bajaj, Lee S. Sproull:
  The impact of structure and medium on choice and recall in profile assessment. 508-513
  
• Zvi Band, Ryen W. White:
  PygmyBrowse: a small screen tree browser. 514-519
  
• Aaron Bauer, Kenneth R. Koedinger:
  Evaluating the effect of technology on note-taking and learning. 520-525
  
• Amy L. Baylor, Rinat B. Rosenberg-Kima, E. Ashby Plant:
  Interface agents as social models: the impact of appearance on females' attitude toward engineering. 526-531
  
• Tony Bergstrom, Karrie Karahalios:
  Communicating more than nothing. 532-537
  
• Joanna Berzowska, Marcelo Coelho:
  SMOKS: the memory suits. 538-543
  
• Timothy W. Bickmore, Daniel Mauer:
  Modalities for building relationships with handheld computer agents. 544-549
  
• Timothy W. Bickmore, Daniel Schulman:
  The comforting presence of relational agents. 550-555
  
• Jacob T. Biehl, Piotr D. Adamczyk, Brian P. Bailey:
  DJogger: a mobile dynamic music device. 556-561
  
• Eric A. Bier, Edward W. Ishak, Ed Huai-hsin Chi:
  Entity quick click: rapid text copying based on automatic entity extraction. 562-567
  
• Sara A. Bly, Bill N. Schilit, David W. McDonald, Barbara Rosario, Ylian Saint-Hilaire:
  Broken expectations in the digital home. 568-573
  
• Leonardo Bonanni, Cati Vaucelle, Jeff Lieberman, Orit Zuckerman:
  PlayPals: tangible interfaces for remote communication and play. 574-579
  
• Leonardo Bonanni, Cati Vaucelle, Jeff Lieberman, Orit Zuckerman:
  TapTap: a haptic wearable for asynchronous distributed touch therapy. 580-585
  
• Cristina Botella, Rosa María Baños, Beatriz Rey, Mariano Alcañiz Raya, Veronica Guillen, Soledad Quero, Azucena Garcia-Palacios:
  Using an adaptive display for the treatment of emotional disorders: a preliminary analysis of effectiveness. 586-591
  
• Niels Olof Bouvin, Christina Brodersen, Susanne Bødker, Allan Hansen, Clemens Nylandsted Klokmose:
  A comparative study of map use. 592-597
  
• Eileen Brosnan, Carol Fitzpatrick, John Sharry, Richard Boyle:
  An evaluation of the integrated use of a multimedia storytelling system within a psychotherapy intervention for adolescents. 598-603
  
• Lorna M. Brown, Topi Kaaresoja:
  Feel who's talking: using tactons for mobile phone alerts. 604-609
  
• Lorna M. Brown, Stephen A. Brewster, Helen C. Purchase:
  Tactile crescendos and sforzandos: applying musical techniques to tactile icon design. 610-615
  
• Amy Bruckman:
  A new perspective on "community" and its implications for computer-mediated communication systems. 616-621
  
• Brandon Burr:
  VACA: a tool for qualitative video analysis. 622-627
  
• Jeffrey D. Campbell, Christine Naclerio:
  Instant messaging comprehension with non-keyboard composition. 628-633
  
• Andrew Carvey, James Gouldstone, Pallavi Vedurumudi, Adam Whiton, Hiroshi Ishii:
  Rubber shark as user interface. 634-639
  
• Duen Horng Chau, Jacob O. Wobbrock, Brad A. Myers, Brandon Rothrock:
  Integrating isometric joysticks into mobile phones for text entry. 640-645
  
• Edward Clarkson, Jason A. Day, James D. Foley:
  An educational digital library for human-centered computing. 646-651
  
• Richard M. Conlan, Peter Tarasewich:
  Improving interface designs to help users choose better passwords. 652-657
  
• Gregorio Convertino, Brian Asti, Yang Zhang, Mary Beth Rosson, Susan Mohammed:
  Board-based collaboration in cross-cultural pairs. 658-663
  
• Vlad Coroama:
  Experiences from the design of a ubiquitous computing system for the blind. 664-669
  
• Murray Crease:
  Kids as data: using tangible interaction in a science exhibit. 670-675
  
• Andrew Crossan, Stephen A. Brewster:
  Two-handed navigation in a haptic virtual environment. 676-681
  
• Raimund Dachselt, Markus Weiland:
  TimeZoom: a flexible detail and context timeline. 682-687
  
• Janet Davis:
  Household indicators: design to inform and engage citizens. 688-693
  
• Marco de Sá, Luís Carriço:
  Low-fi prototyping for mobile devices. 694-699
  
• Hoda Dehmeshki, Wolfgang Stürzlinger:
  Using perceptual grouping for object group selection. 700-705
  
• Joan Morris DiMicco, Katherine J. Hollenbach, Walter Bender:
  Using visualizations to review a group's interaction dynamics. 706-711
  
• Justin Donaldson:
  Limestick: designing for performer-audience connection in laptop based computer music. 712-717
  
• Myungcheol Doo, Kent Lyons, Thad Starner:
  The Korean twiddler: one-handed chording text entry for Korean mobile phones. 718-723
  
• Milena Droumeva, Ron Wakkary:
  Sound intensity gradients in an ambient intelligence audio display. 724-729
  
• Geoffrey B. Duggan, Stephen J. Payne:
  How much do we understand when skim reading? 730-735
  
• Greg T. Elliott, Bill Tomlinson:
  PersonalSoundtrack: context-aware playlists that adapt to user pace. 736-741
  
• Jason B. Ellis, Catalina Danis, Christine Halverson, Wendy A. Kellogg:
  Social visualization in software development. 742-747
  
• Julien Epps, Serge Lichman, Mike Wu:
  A study of hand shape use in tabletop gesture interaction. 748-753
  
• Jürgen Falb, Hermann Kaindl, Helmut Horacek, Cristian Bogdan, Roman Popp, Edin Arnautovic:
  A discourse model for interaction design based on theories of human communication. 754-759
  
• Andrew Faulring, Brad A. Myers:
  Availability bars for calendar scheduling. 760-765
  
• Harriet J. Fell, Joel MacAuslan, Jun Gong, Cynthia Cress, Tom Salvo:
  visiBabble for pre-speech feedback. 767-772
  
• Karl Flieder, Felix Mödritscher:
  Foundations of a pattern language based on Gestalt principles. 773-778
  
• Jun Fujiki, Taketoshi Ushiama, Kiyoshi Tomimatsu:
  Incompatible BLOCK: wonders accompanied interface. 779-784
  
• Lalya Gaye, Svante Hermansson, Lars Erik Holmquist:
  BashoCam: collective photographic sequencing in wireless P2P networks. 785-790
  
• Eric Gilbert, Karrie Karahalios:
  LifeSource: two CVS visualizations. 791-796
  
• Elizabeth Goodman, Brooke E. Foucault:
  Seeing fit: visualizing physical activity in context. 797-802
  
• Lada Gorlenko, Paul Englefied:
  Usability error classification: qualitative data analysis for UX practitioners. 803-808
  
• Keith Evan Green, Ian D. Walker, Leo J. Gugerty, James C. Witte:
  Three robot-rooms: the AWE project. 809-814
  
• Leo J. Gugerty, Craig Treadaway, James S. Rubinstein:
  Individual differences in internet search outcomes and processes. 815-820
  
• Michael Gurevich:
  JamSpace: a networked real-time collaborative music environment. 821-826
  
• David Gurzick, Wayne G. Lutters:
  From the personal to the profound: understanding the blog life cycle. 827-832
  
• Vicki Ha, Kori Inkpen, Farah Al Shaar, Lina Hdeib:
  An examination of user perception and misconception of internet cookies. 833-838
  
• Songmei Han:
  Effects of alphanumerical display formatting on search time among Chinese and American users. 839-844
  
• Thomas Riisgaard Hansen, Eva Eriksson, Andreas Lykke-Olesen:
  Use your head: exploring face tracking for mobile interaction. 845-850
  
• Matthew Hockenberry, Ted Selker:
  A sense of spatial semantics. 851-856
  
• Eve E. Hoggan, Stephen A. Brewster:
  Crossmodal icons for information display. 857-862
  
• David Holman, Predrag Stojadinovic, Thorsten Karrer, Jan Borchers:
  Fly: an organic presentation tool. 863-868
  
• Michael S. Horn, Robert J. K. Jacob:
  Tangible programming in the classroom: a practical approach. 869-874
  
• Weimin Hou, Manpreet Kaur, Anita Komlodi, Wayne G. Lutters, Lee Boot, Shelia R. Cotten, Claudia Morrell, A. Ant Ozok, Zeynep Tufekci:
  "Girls don't waste time": pre-adolescent attitudes toward ICT. 875-880
  
• Juan Pablo Hourcade, Theresa R. Berkel:
  Tap or touch?: pen-based selection accuracy for the young and old. 881-886
  
• Tom Hurlbutt, Scott R. Klemmer:
  Bridging the gap: fluidly connecting paper notecards with digital representations for story/task-based planning. 887-892
  
• David F. Huynh, Yan Xu, Shuo Wang:
  Exploring user experience in "blended reality": moving interactions out of the screen. 893-898
  
• Indratmo, Julita Vassileva:
  No more isolated files: managing files as social artifacts. 899-904
  
• Yoshihiro Itoh, Asami Miyajima, Kenji Ogura, Hidetoshi Tatemichi, Takumi Watanabe, Yuichi Fujino, Kaori Fujimura, Hitomi Sato:
  Communication service design by interhuman interaction approach. 905-910
  
• Sho Iwasaki, Yasufumi Hirakawa, Harumi Mase, Eiji Tokunaga, Tatsuo Nakajima:
  Towards computer-supported face-to-face knowledge sharing. 911-916
  
• Nada Jaksic, Pedro Branco, Peter D. Stephenson, L. Miguel Encarnação:
  The effectiveness of social agents in reducing user frustration. 917-922
  
• Sune Alstrup Johansen, John Paulin Hansen:
  Do we need eye trackers to tell where people look? 923-928
  
• Younbo Jung, Shih-Ching Yeh, Jill Stewart:
  Tailoring virtual reality technology for stroke rehabilitation: a human factors design. 929-934
  
• Nikhil Kalghatgi, Aaron Burgman, Erika Darling, Chris Newbern, Kristine Recktenwald, Shawn Chin, Howard Kong:
  Geospatial intelligence analysis via semantic lensing. 935-940
  
• Angela Kessell, Christopher Chan:
  Castaway: a context-aware task management system. 941-946
  
• Johan Kildal, Stephen A. Brewster:
  Non-visual overviews of complex data sets. 947-952
  
• Jeong Kim, John Zimmerman:
  Cherish: smart digital photo frames for sharing social narratives at home. 953-958
  
• Jeonghyun Kim:
  Task difficulty as a predictor and indicator of web searching interaction. 959-964
  
• Hiroaki Kimura, Eiji Tokunaga, Yohei Okuda, Tatsuo Nakajima:
  CookieFlavors: easy building blocks for wireless tangible input. 965-970
  
• Kiritani Yoshie, Mizobuchi Sachi, Ohhashi Hideki:
  Effect of latency of response on life-like communication using a dog-like robot. 971-976
  
• Kazue Kobayashi, Atsunobu Narita, Mitsunori Hirano, Ichiro Kase, Shinetsu Tsuchida, Takaharu Omi, Tatsuhito Kakizaki, Takuma Hosokawa:
  Collaborative simulation interface for planning disaster measures. 977-982
  
• Sergey Kulikov, Wolfgang Stürzlinger:
  Targeted steering motions. 983-988
  
• Sri Hastuti Kurniawan, Murni Mahmud, Yanuar Nugroho:
  A study of the use of mobile phones by older persons. 989-994
  
• Esko Kurvinen, Andy Aftelak, Annakaisa Häyrynen:
  User-centered design in the context of large and distributed projects. 995-1000
  
• Geoff Langdale, Judy Kay, Bob Kummerfeld:
  Using an intergenerational communications system as a 'light-weight' technology probe. 1001-1006
  
• Chia-Hsun Jackie Lee, Chiun-Yi Ian Jang, Ting-Han Daniel Chen, Jon Wetzel, Yang-Ting Bowbow Shen, Ted Selker:
  Attention meter: a vision-based input toolkit for interaction designers. 1007-1012
  
• Gunny Lee, Christopher C. Tsai, William G. Griswold, Fred Raab, Kevin Patrick:
  PmEB: a mobile phone application for monitoring caloric balance. 1013-1018
  
• Gilly Leshed, Joseph Kaye:
  Understanding how bloggers feel: recognizing affect in blog posts. 1019-1024
  
• Matthew A. Lievesley, Joyce S. R. Yee:
  The role of the interaction designer in an agile software development process. 1025-1030
  
• Siân E. Lindley, Andrew F. Monk:
  Designing appropriate affordances for electronic photo sharing media. 1031-1036
  
• Madelene Lindström, Anna Ståhl, Kristina Höök, Petra Sundström, Jarmo Laaksolahti, Marco Combetto, Alex S. Taylor, Roberto Bresin:
  Affective diary: designing for bodily expressiveness and self-reflection. 1037-1042
  
• Airong Luo, Judith S. Olson:
  Informal communication in collaboratories. 1043-1048
  
• Kris Luyten, Kristof Thys, Steven Huypens, Karin Coninx:
  Telebuddies: social stitching with interactive television. 1049-1054
  
• Leilah Blakeney Lyons, Joseph Lee, Chris Quintana, Elliot Soloway:
  Preliminary evaluation of a synchronous co-located educational simulation framework. 1055-1060
  
• Sascha Mahlke, Michael Minge, Manfred Thüring:
  Measuring multiple components of emotions in interactive contexts. 1061-1066
  
• Heidy Maldonado, Brian Lee, Scott R. Klemmer:
  Technology for design education: a case study. 1067-1072
  
• Hiroyuki Manabe, Masaaki Fukumoto:
  Full-time wearable headphone-type gaze detector. 1073-1078
  
• Karen Martin, Alan Penn, Lesley Gavin:
  Engaging with a situated display via picture messaging. 1079-1084
  
• Santosh Mathan, Stephen Whitlow, Deniz Erdogmus, Misha Pavel, Patricia Ververs, Michael C. Dorneich:
  Neurophysiologically driven image triage: a pilot study. 1085-1090
  
• Elisa Mattarelli, Kelly J. Fadel, Suzanne P. Weisband:
  Design of a role-playing game to study the trajectories of health care workers in an operating room. 1091-1096
  
• Sean M. McNee, John Riedl, Joseph A. Konstan:
  Being accurate is not enough: how accuracy metrics have hurt recommender systems. 1097-1101
  
• Sean M. McNee, John Riedl, Joseph A. Konstan:
  Making recommendations better: an analytic model for human-recommender interaction. 1103-1108
  
• Sebastian Mecklenburg, Jörn Loviscach:
  subjEQt: controlling an equalizer through subjective terms. 1109-1114
  
• Agata Michalska:
  CHI2006: design research abstract. 1115-1120
  
• Shailey Minocha, Marian Petre, Ekaterini Tzanidou, Geke van Dijk, Dave Roberts, Nick Gassman, Nicola Millard, Barry Day, David Travis:
  Evaluating e-commerce environments: approaches to cross-disciplinary investigation. 1121-1126
  
• Sosuke Miura, Masanori Sugimoto:
  Supporting children's rhythm learning using vibration devices. 1127-1132
  
• Florian Mueller, Luke Cole, Shannon O'Brien, Wouter Walmink:
  Airhockey over a distance. 1133-1138
  
• Toshihiko Nakano, Keita Kamewada, Jun Sugito, Yoshiyuki Nagaoka, Kanayo Ogura, Kazushi Nishimoto:
  The traveling café: a communication encouraging system for partitioned offices. 1139-1144
  
• William Newman, Ethan L. Smith:
  Disruption of meetings by laptop use: is there a 10-second solution? 1145-1150
  
• Jennifer Ng, Jonathan Terleski, Jason I. Hong:
  Whisper: analysis and design for a community event service. 1151-1156
  
• Christoph Obermair, Bernd Ploderer, Wolfgang Reitberger, Manfred Tscheligi:
  Cues in the environment: a design principle for ambient intelligence. 1157-1162
  
• Kanayo Ogura, Kazushi Nishimoto:
  ChaTEL: a voice communication system for facilitating multithreaded conversation. 1163-1168
  
• Noritaka Osawa:
  Aggregate pointers to support large group collaboration using telepointers. 1169-1174
  
• Kazuhiro Otsuka, Junji Yamato, Yoshinao Takemae, Hiroshi Murase:
  Quantifying interpersonal influence in face-to-face conversations based on visual attention patterns. 1175-1180
  
• Muzaffer Ozakca, Youn-Kyung Lim:
  A study of reviews and ratings on the internet. 1181-1186
  
• Carina Paine, Adam N. Joinson, Tom Buchanan, Ulf-Dietrich Reips:
  Privacy and self-disclosure online. 1187-1192
  
• Doyun Park, Tek-Jin Nam, Chung-Kon Shi:
  Designing an immersive tour experience system for cultural tour sites. 1193-1198
  
• Jisoo Park, Mark Blythe, Andrew F. Monk, David M. Grayson:
  Sharable digital TV: relating ethnography to design through un-useless product suggestions. 1199-1204
  
• Shelly Park, Jörg Denzinger, Frank Maurer, Ehud Sharlin:
  An interactive speech interface for summarizing agile project planning meetings. 1205-1210
  
• Amanda J. Parkes, Vincent Leclerc, Hiroshi Ishii:
  Glume: exploring materiality in a soft augmented modular modeling system. 1211-1216
  
• John Payne, Paul Keir, Jocelyn Elgoyhen, Mairghread McLundie, Martin Naef, Martyn Horner, Paul Anderson:
  Gameplay issues in the design of spatial 3D gestures for video games. 1217-1222
  
• Philip R. O. Payne, Justin Starren:
  Presentation discovery: building a better icon. 1223-1228
  
• Ornella Plos, Stéphanie Buisine:
  Universal design for mobile phones: a case study. 1229-1234
  
• Scott Pobiner:
  Collaborative multimedia learning environments. 1235-1240
  
• Ivan Poupyrev, Henry Newton Dunn, Olivier Bau:
  D20: interaction with multifaceted display devices. 1241-1246
  
• Christopher Power, Dawn Gill, Mark Daley:
  Voronoi diagrams, vectors and the visually impaired. 1247-1252
  
• Jun Rekimoto, Carsten Schwesig:
  PreSenseII: bi-directional touch and pressure sensing interactions with tactile feedback. 1253-1258
  
• Anxo Cereijo Roibás, Stephen Johnson:
  Unfolding the user experience in new scenarios of pervasive interactive TV. 1259-1264
  
• Mario Romero, Zachary Pousman, Michael Mateas:
  Tableau machine: an alien presence in the home. 1265-1270
  
• Brandon Rothrock, Brad A. Myers, Sophie H. Wang:
  Unified associative information storage and retrieval. 1271-1276
  
• Frank Rudzicz:
  Put a grammar here: bi-directional parsing in multimodal interaction. 1277-1282
  
• Kyung Sakong, Tek-Jin Nam:
  Supporting telepresence by visual and physical cues in distributed 3D collaborative design environments. 1283-1288
  
• Lalatendu Satpathy, Anijo Punnen Mathew:
  RFID assistance system for faster book search in public libraries. 1289-1294
  
• Albrecht Schmidt, Jonna Häkkilä, Richard Atterer, Enrico Rukzio, Paul Holleis:
  Utilizing mobile phones as ambient information displays. 1295-1300
  
• Katarina Segerståhl, Timo Jokela:
  Usability of interaction patterns. 1301-1306
  
• Abigail Sellen, Rachel Eardley, Shahram Izadi, Richard H. R. Harper:
  The whereabouts clock: early testing of a situated awareness device. 1307-1312
  
• Hideaki Shimada, Muneo Kitajima:
  SMMAPS: scenario-based multimedia manual authoring and presentation system and its application to a disaster evacuation manual for special needs. 1313-1318
  
• Yoshinari Shirai, Yasuhiro Yamamoto, Kumiyo Nakakoji:
  A history-centric approach for enhancing web browsing experiences. 1319-1324
  
• Itiro Siio, Hitomi Tsujita:
  Mobile interaction using paperweight metaphor. 1325-1330
  
• Elizabeth Sillence, Pamela Briggs, Peter Harris, Lesley Fishwick:
  Changes in online health usage over the last 5 years. 1331-1336
  
• Jeff Smith, Jeremy Long, Tanya Lung, Mohd M. Anwar, Sriram Subramanian:
  PaperSpace: a system for managing digital and paper documents. 1343-1348
  
• Anna Spagnolli, Luciano Gamberini:
  Multimodal spatial reference in mediated environments: users' preferences and the pragmatics of pointing and talking. 1349-1354
  
• Daniel Spelmezan, Jan Borchers:
  Minnesang: speak medieval German. 1355-1360
  
• Osamuyimen Stewart, Juan M. Huerta:
  Transition relevance place: a proposal for adaptive user interface in natural language dialog management systems. 1361-1366
  
• Margaret-Anne D. Storey, Li-Te Cheng, R. Ian Bull, Peter C. Rigby:
  Waypointing and social tagging to support program navigation. 1367-1372
  
• Xiaoning Sun, Qiping Zhang, Susan Wiedenbeck, Thippaya Chintakovid:
  Gender differences in trust perception when using IM and video. 1373-1378
  
• Agnieszka Matysiak Szóstek, Panos Markopoulos:
  Factors defining face-to-face interruptions in the office environment. 1379-1384
  
• Taifeng Wang, Nenghai Yu, Zhiwei Li, Mingjing Li:
  nReader: reading news quickly, deeply and vividly. 1385-1390
  
• Leila Takayama, Eser Kandogan:
  Trust as an underlying factor of system administrator interface choice. 1391-1396
  
• Yoshinao Takemae, Takehiko Ohno, Ikuo Yoda, Shinji Ozawa:
  Estimating human interruptibility in the home for remote communication. 1397-1402
  
• Shun'ichi Tano, Masaru Ogawa, Mitsuru Iwata, Tomonori Hashiyama:
  New findings on pupil response in gazing to flashed divided displays. 1403-1408
  
• Peter Tarasewich, Jun Gong, Richard M. Conlan:
  Protecting private data in public. 1409-1414
  
• Jaime Teevan:
  How people recall search result lists. 1415-1420
  
• Leonghwee Teo, Bonnie E. John:
  Comparisons of keystroke-level model predictions to observed data. 1421-1426
  
• Mary Frances Theofanos, Ross J. Micheals, Jean Scholtz, Emile L. Morse, Peter May:
  Does habituation affect fingerprint quality? 1427-1432
  
• Jennifer Thom-Santelli, Kirsten Boehner, Geri Gay, Helene Hembrooke:
  Beyond just the facts: transforming the museum learning experience. 1433-1438
  
• Stefanie Tomko, Roni Rosenfeld:
  Shaping user input in speech graffiti: a first pass. 1439-1444
  
• Bill Tomlinson, Man Lok Yau, Eric Baumer, Sara Goetz, Lynn Carpenter, Riley Pratt, Kristin Young, Calen May-Tobin:
  The EcoRaft project: a multi-device interactive graphical exhibit for learning about restoration ecology. 1445-1450
  
• Alicia Tribble, Carolyn Penstein Rosé:
  Usable browsers for ontological knowledge acquisition. 1451-1456
  
• Geke van Dijk, Shailey Minocha, Angus Laing:
  Multi-channel consumer behavior: online and offline travel preparations. 1457-1462
  
• Nancy A. Van House:
  Interview viz: visualization-assisted photo elicitation. 1463-1468
  
• Veronika A. Vanden Abeele, Veerle Van Rompaey:
  Introducing human-centered research to game design: designing game concepts for and with senior citizens. 1469-1474
  
• Frank Vetere, Hilary Davis, Martin R. Gibbs, Peter Francis, Steve Howard:
  A magic box for understanding intergenerational play. 1475-1480
  
• Vicki Ha, Jim Wallace, Ryder Ziola, Kori Inkpen:
  My MDE: configuring virtual workspaces in multi-display environments. 1481-1486
  
• Vicki Ha, Kori Inkpen, Jim Wallace, Ryder Ziola:
  Swordfish: user tailored workspaces in multi-display environments. 1487-1492
  
• Jingtao Wang, John F. Canny:
  End-user place annotation on mobile devices: a comparative study. 1493-1498
  
• Andrew Warr, Eamonn O'Neill:
  Public social private design (PSPD). 1499-1504
  
• Junji Watanabe, Hideaki Nii, Yuki Hashimoto, Masahiko Inami:
  Visual resonator: interface for interactive cocktail party phenomenon. 1505-1510
  
• Matt Weldon:
  Audio tools for sports fan interaction. 1511-1516
  
• Tara Whalen, Diana K. Smetters, Elizabeth F. Churchill:
  User experiences with sharing and access control. 1517-1522
  
• Jennifer Wiley, Ja-Young Sung, Gregory D. Abowd:
  The message center: enhancing elder communication. 1523-1528
  
• Amanda Williams, Shelly Farnham, Scott Counts:
  Exploring wearable ambient displays for social awareness. 1529-1534
  
• Hendrik Witt, Mikael Drugge:
  HotWire: an apparatus for simulating primary tasks in wearable computing. 1535-1540
  
• Jason I. Hong, Jeffrey Wong:
  Marmite: end-user programming for the web. 1541-1546
  
• Yan Xiao, Melissa Strader, Peter Fu-Ming Hu, Matin Wasei, Peter A. Wieringa:
  Visualization techniques for collaborative trajectory management. 1547-1552
  
• Min Xin, Ehud Sharlin:
  Sheep and wolves: test bed for human-robot interaction. 1553-1558
  
• Alvin W. Yeo, Po-Chan Chiu:
  Gaze estimation model for eye drawing. 1559-1564
  
• Masahide Yuasa, Keiichi Saito, Naoki Mukawa:
  Emoticons convey emotions without cognition of faces: an fMRI study. 1565-1570
  
• Panagiotis Zaharias:
  A usability evaluation method for e-learning: focus on motivation to learn. 1571-1576
  
• Leizhong Zhang, Qiong Yang, Ta Bao, Dave Vronay, Xiaoou Tang:
  Imlooking: image-based face retrieval in online dating profile search. 1577-1582
  
• Lin Zhao, Julia Grant, Fred L. Collopy:
  The design of an interactive and dynamic representation of the firm. 1583-1588
  
• Luyin Zhao, Fadi P. Deek:
  Exploratory inspection: a learning model for improving open source software usability. 1589-1594
  
• Jamie Zigelbaum, Amon Millner, Bella Desai, Hiroshi Ishii:
  BodyBeats: whole-body, musical interfaces for children. 1595-1600
  
• Ann Zimmerman, Bonnie A. Nardi:
  Whither or whether HCI: requirements analysis for multi-sited, multi-user cyberinfrastructures. 1601-1606
  
• Aaron Zinman, Judith S. Donath:
  Navigating persistent audio. 1607-1612
  
• Markus Ablaßmeier, Tony Poitschke, Gerhard Rigoll:
  A new approach of a context-adaptive search agent for automotive environments. 1613-1618
  
• Madelaine Plauché, Madhu Prabaker:
  Tamil market: a spoken dialog system for rural India. 1619-1624
  
• Aditya Chand, Anind K. Dey:
  Jadoo: a paper user interface for users unfamiliar with computers. 1625-1630
  

Workshops

• Alfred Kobsa, Ramnath K. Chellappa, Sarah Spiekermann:
  Privacy-enhanced personalization. 1631-1634
  
• Joanna McGrenere, Jim Sullivan, Ronald M. Baecker:
  Designing technology for people with cognitive impairments. 1635-1638
  
• Kai Richter, Jeffrey Nichols, Krzysztof Gajos, Ahmed Seffah:
  The many faces of consistency in cross-platform design. 1639-1642
  
• Lucia Terrenghi, Richard May, Patrick Baudisch, Wendy E. Mackay, Fabio Paternò, Jim Thomas, Mark Billinghurst:
  Information visualization and interaction techniques for collaboration across multiple displays. 1643-1646
  
• Antonella De Angeli, Sheryl Brahnam, Peter Wallis, Alan J. Dix:
  Misuse and abuse of interactive technologies. 1647-1650
  
• Louise Barkhuus, Jennifer Ann Rode, Genevieve Bell:
  Entertainment media at home: looking at the social aspects. 1651-1654
  
• Benjamin B. Bederson, Jonathan Lazar, Jeff A. Johnson, Harry Hochheiser, Clare-Marie Karat:
  Workshop on SIGCHI public policy. 1655-1657
  
• Anxo Cereijo Roibás, David Geerts, Elizabeth Furtado, Licia Calvi:
  Investigating new user experience challenges in iTV: mobility & sociability. 1659-1662
  
• Pamela Jennings, Elisa Giaccardi, Magda Wesolkowska:
  About face interface: creative engagement in the new media arts and HCI. 1663-1666
  
• Karrie Karahalios, Fernanda B. Viégas:
  Social visualization: exploring text, audio, and video interaction. 1667-1670
  
• Michael J. Lyons, Christoph Bartneck:
  HCI and the face. 1671-1674
  
• Rob Procter, Christine L. Borgman, Geoffrey C. Bowker, Marina Jirotka, Gary M. Olson, Cherri M. Pancake, Tom Rodden, m. c. schraefel:
  Usability research challenges for cyberinfrastructure and tools. 1675-1678
  
• Gisele Bennett, Gitte Lindgaard, Bruce Tsuji, Kay H. Connelly, Katie A. Siek:
  Reality testing: HCI challenges in non-traditional environments. 1679-1682
  
• Phoebe Sengers, John C. McCarthy, Paul Dourish:
  Reflective HCI: articulating an agenda for critical practice. 1683-1686
  
• Jens Riegelsberger, Asimina Vasalou, Philip Bonhard, Anne Adams:
  Reinventing trust, collaboration and compliance in social systems. 1687-1690
  
• Mark Blythe, Peter C. Wright, John C. McCarthy, Olav W. Bertelsen:
  Theory and method for experience centered design. 1691-1694
  
• Johanna Brewer, Joseph Kaye, Amanda Williams, Susan Wyche:
  Sexual interactions: why we should talk about sex in HCI. 1695-1698
  
• Margaret M. Burnett, Brad A. Myers, Mary Beth Rosson, Susan Wiedenbeck:
  The next step: from end-user programming to end-user software engineering. 1699-1702
  
• Scott Counts, G. Henri ter Hofte, Ian Smith:
  Mobile social software: realizing potential, managing risks. 1703-1706
  
• Robert J. K. Jacob:
  What is the next generation of human-computer interaction? 1707-1710
  
• David W. McDonald, Bill N. Schilit, Sara A. Bly:
  IT@Home: unraveling complexities of networked devices in the home. 1711-1713
  
• Kumiyo Nakakoji, Atau Tanaka, Daniel Fallman:
  "Sketching" nurturing creativity: commonalities in art, design, engineering and research. 1715-1718
  
• Sameer Patil, Natalia A. Romero, John Karat:
  Privacy and HCI: methodologies for studying privacy issues. 1719-1722
  
• James A. Renshaw, Janet Finlay, N. Webb:
  Getting a measure of satisfaction from eyetracking in practice. 1723-1726
  
• Corina Sas, Alan J. Dix:
  Designing for collective remembering. 1727-1730
  
• Jonathan Sykes, Melissa Federoff:
  Player-centred game design. 1731-1734
  

Doctoral consortium

• L. Amaya Becvar:
  Video and image-based reflective learning tools for professional training environments. 1735-1738
  
• Natalie Ebenreuter:
  Transference of dance knowledge through interface design. 1739-1742
  
• J. Louise Finlayson:
  Providing a tailored overview of program source code. 1743-1746
  
• Tim Halverson:
  Integrating models of human-computer visual interaction. 1747-1750
  
• Derek L. Hansen:
  Knowledge sharing, maintenance, and use in online support communities. 1751-1754
  
• Jan Hartmann:
  Assessing the attractiveness of interactive systems. 1755-1758
  
• Gillian R. Hayes:
  Documenting and understanding everyday activities through the selective archiving of live experiences. 1759-1762
  
• Melanie Kellar:
  An examination of user behaviour during web information tasks. 1763-1766
  
• Jason Chong Lee:
  Embracing agile development of usable software systems. 1767-1770
  
• Pamela J. Ludford:
  Sharing everyday places I go while preserving privacy. 1771-1774
  
• Tomer Moscovich:
  Multi-touch interaction. 1775-1778
  
• Adam Perer:
  Making sense of social networks. 1779-1782
  
• Michael Schellenbach:
  Test methodologies for pedestrian navigation aids In old age. 1783-1786
  
• Irina Shklovski:
  Residential mobility, technology & social ties. 1787-1790
  
• Ron B. Yeh:
  Physical-digital ensembles for mobile interaction. 1791-1794
  

Student design competition

• Noor Ali-Hasan, Diana Gavales, Andrew Peterson, Matthew Raw:
  Fitster: social fitness information visualizer. 1795-1800
  
• Jesse Beach, Christian Briggs, Sam Shahrani, Craig Elliott:
  Health view: a simple and subtle approach to monitoring nutrition. 1801-1806
  
• Brandon Brown, Marshini Chetty, Andrea Grimes, Ellie Harmon:
  Reflecting on health: a system for students to monitor diet and exercise. 1807-1812
  
• Aditya Chand, Monica Gonzalez, Julian Missig, Purin Phanichphant, Pen Fan Sun:
  Balance pass: service design for a healthy college lifestyle. 1813-1818
  
• Rachel Gockley, Michael F. Marotta, Carin Rogoff, Adrian Tang:
  AVIVA: a health and fitness monitor for young women. 1819-1824
  
• Visda Goudarzi, Stanislav Tomic:
  PEDdo: steps to a healthy lifestyle. 1825-1830
  
• Victor Hanson-Smith, Daya C. Wimalasuriya, Andrew Fortier:
  NutriStat: tracking young child nutrition. 1831-1836
  
• Jeffrey Hartnett, Pearl Lin, Lillian Ortiz, Lindsay Tabas:
  A responsive and persuasive audio device to stimulate exercise and fitness in children. 1837-1842
  
• Eunhyung Kim, Benjamin Koh, Jennifer Ng, Ray Su:
  myPyramid: increasing nutritional awareness. 1843-1848
  
• Marek Kudlacz, Robert (Yu-Sheng) Tan, Jon Prindiville, Marc Peters:
  RoutePlanner. 1849-1854
  
• Barry Mulrooney, Mairéad McDermott, Nick Earley:
  NutraStick: portable diet assistant. 1855-1860
  
• Paul Nuschke, Tara Holmes, Yaseen Qadah:
  My health, my life: a web-based health monitoring application. 1861-1866
  
• Juan M. Silva, Selene Zamarripa, Elisa B. Moran, Monica Tentori, Leonardo Galicia:
  Promoting a healthy lifestyle through a virtual specialist solution. 1867-1872
  
• Tammy Toscos, Anne M. Faber, Shunying An, Mona Praful Gandhi:
  Chick clique: persuasive technology to motivate teenage girls to exercise. 1873-1878
  
• Jiawei Rong, Leo Ochoa, Lee Ritter, Erik Brown:
  Food information network: informed shopping for healthier living. 1879-1884
  

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