THEME: Intertwine and Play
The conference theme for the 8th SIDER conference is Intertwine and Play. Intertwining traditional services with new media forms and engaging play is the core challenge for future interaction design. In all parts of the work of an interaction designer, from gathering requirements, to performing methods and creating products, it is important to take respect to what is already there, from organizational and theoretical level to spatial and practice level. At the same time, by playing and experimenting with traditions, and intertwine them with new media and new technology, interaction designers will be able to inspire and visualize new perspectives of the future.
CALL FOR PAPERS
Papers must not exceed 4 pages (~2000 words) in length following the
standard ACM format. The papers will be presented orally by authors on stage for 10 minutes, and the presentations are grouped in sessions with other related papers. There will also be a limited number of opportunities for exhibiting projects as an alternative to presenting on stage.
TOPICS
Suggested topics for papers include but are not limited to:
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Ubiquitous Computing
- Multimodal Interaction
- Tangible User Interfaces
- Aesthetics of Interaction
- Experimental Design
- Game Design
- Design Methods
- Interaction Techniques
- Social computing
- Information visualization
- Design cases
- Mobile computing
DEADLINE
Papers must be submitted as a pdf-file to
sider2012[]chalmers.se before
February 1st 2012, with the subject header: SIDER Submission. The email should be sent to all of the co-authors, so that we can reply to all of you. The submitted papers must follow the standard ACM format
http://www.acm.org/sigs/pubs/proceed/template.html. Notice of acceptance will be sent out
March 1st at the latest. You are welcome to contact the conference organizers for additional information at
sider2012[]chalmers.se.
OPTIONAL
For a better experience of the conference we would also like you to attach to your submission:
- a photo along with a short bio and links to relevant portfolios or social network profiles of the authors where conference participants can find out more information about your design interests (the photos should be individual and at least 200×200px),
- a cover photo/image of your project.
