Advance Program - Consortium

The CHI 2000 Doctoral Consortium (Day 1)

Sunday, 08:30 - 17:00

The Doctoral Consortium is a closed session that provides an opportunity for doctoral students to explore their research interests in an interdisciplinary workshop with a group of established researchers. Participants receive feedback on their work and guidance for its future directions. The Consortium aims to develop a supportive community of scholars and a spirit of collaborative research. Consortium participants, who represent a wide range of disciplines within HCI, have been invited on the basis of submissions about their research projects.

Doctoral Consortium Faculty

Gilbert Cockton, Chair, University of Sunderland
Stéphane Chatty, Centre d'Etudes de la Navigation Aérienne
Lisa Tweedie, Oracle Corporation

• The Missing Link: Multimedia and E-Commerce
  Fabio Nemez, University of Bath
  
  
• Communication and Coordination Through Public and Private Representations in Control Rooms
  Christer Garbis, University of Linköping
  
  
• An Empirical Investigation of Boundaries to Virtual Public Discourse Structure
  Quentin Jones, University of Ilaifa
  
  
• Validating Effective Design Knowledge for Re-Use: HCI Engineering Design Principles
  Stephen Cummaford, University College London
  
  
• Design Principles for Non-Visual Interaction
  Ben Challis, University of York
  
  
• Search History For User Support In Information-Seeking Interfaces
  Anita Komlodi, University of Maryland
  
  
• Providing Integrated Toolkit-Level Support for Ambiguity in Recognition-based Interfaces
  Jennifer Mankoff, Georgia Institute ofTechnology
  
  
• Enabling The Use of Context in Interactive Applications
  Anind K. Dey, Georgia Institute of Technology
  
  
• Extending Usability Inspection Techniques for Collaborative Systems
  Jill Lynn Drury, University of Massachusetts Lowell
  
  
• Understanding Algorithms Through Shared Metaphors
  Teresa Habscher-Younger, Auburn University
  
  
• The Web In High School Science Teaching: Constructing A Technology In Practice
  Raven McCrory Wallace, University of Michigan School of Education
  
  
• A Model For Virtual Intelligent Libraries
  Guadalupe Munez Martin, University Carlos III of Madrid
  
  
• Adapting to Change in Complex Work Environments
  John R. Hajdukiewicz, Cognitive Engineering Laboratory, University of Toronoto
  
  
• Augmented Reality Displays for Endoscopic Orientation and Navigation
  Caroline G.I. Cao, (ETC) Ergonomics in Telerobotics and Control Laboratory, University of Illinois
  
  
• Consumer-Centered Interfaces: Customizing Online Travel Planning
  Adriana Jurca, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de lausanne, Institut de Microtechnique
  
  
• Users' Models of The Internet
  Louise Sheeran, University College London