This is a post that I’ve had in my list of drafts since last year’s CHI conference, which included a special session for a paper titled “Scientometric Analysis Of The CHI Proceedings“. The special session was held because the paper was apparently controversial—it criticized the best paper nomination and selection process: Judging quality remains a [...]
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CHI 2010 paper accepted
I am happy to announce that my submission to CHI 2010, “The Effect of Audience Design on Labeling, Organizing, and Finding Shared Files”, was accepted! This paper presents the results from the quantitative part of my dissertation. Here’s the final version. ABSTRACT: In an online experiment, I apply theory from psychology and communications to find out [...]
boston and CHI
well, we are about to leave for Boston, to visit friends and attend CHI 2009. i present my note, which received an honorable mention in the ‘best note’ category, on Thursday morning, 9am in room 311. mine is the 4th presentation, so it will hopefully be toward the end of that session, but yes, it [...]
CHI 2009 Note
i got an early xmas present this year: my Note was accepted to CHI 2009! the title is “Yours, Mine, and (Not) Ours: Social Influences on Group Information Repositories“. here’s the abstract: Group information repositories are systems for storing and organizing files in a central location all group members can access. The functionality and capabilities [...]
making models match
in searching for a particular citation we wanted to use in the CSCW paper, i came across this paper: Making Models Match: Replicating an Agent Based Model by Uri Wilensky and William Rand. and guess what — this paper refers to some work i did when i was a student in Bob Axelrod’s agent-based modeling [...]
