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ACM Inroads, 2017 In this issue of News from the SIGs, we introduce a new reporter, Ginger Alford, chair of the ACM SIGGRAPH Education Committee. Ginger's article introduces the ACM SIGGRAPH Education Committee, and challenges us to join in the quest for interdisciplinary learning.
Amber Settle, Ellen Walker
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CHI '03 extended abstracts on Human factors in computing systems - CHI '03, 2003
Many CHI attendees are involved in eLearning as a student, teacher, or developer of online courses or technologies. However, to date there has been insufficient focus on designing and facilitating a good learner experience. This SIG builds upon the well-attended eLearning SIGs from CHI 2001 and 2002 by examining in greater depth the issues and needs of
Lisa Neal, Ken Korman
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Many CHI attendees are involved in eLearning as a student, teacher, or developer of online courses or technologies. However, to date there has been insufficient focus on designing and facilitating a good learner experience. This SIG builds upon the well-attended eLearning SIGs from CHI 2001 and 2002 by examining in greater depth the issues and needs of
Lisa Neal, Ken Korman
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ACM Inroads, 2018 In this issue of News from the SIGs, we present a discussion of issues surrounding gender from SIGCSE board chair Amber Settle.
Ellen Walker
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CHI '12 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2012
As users continue to grow in number and diversity, end-user programming is playing an increasingly central role in shaping software to meet the broad, varied, rapidly changing needs of the world. Numerous companies have therefore begun to sell tools enabling end users to create programs.
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As users continue to grow in number and diversity, end-user programming is playing an increasingly central role in shaping software to meet the broad, varied, rapidly changing needs of the world. Numerous companies have therefore begun to sell tools enabling end users to create programs.
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Proceedings of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 2002
AbstractVirtual reference services, particularly in academic libraries, are coming to be regarded as essential. LSSI and LivePerson are among the well‐established commercial vendors of virtual reference systems. However, interesting open source efforts offer libraries the power to customize their virtual reference services to best meet their ...
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AbstractVirtual reference services, particularly in academic libraries, are coming to be regarded as essential. LSSI and LivePerson are among the well‐established commercial vendors of virtual reference systems. However, interesting open source efforts offer libraries the power to customize their virtual reference services to best meet their ...
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CHI '11 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2011
The Standards and Policy SIG will provide an opportunity for SIGCHI communities and others to share activity in the standards and policies relevant to HCI in their respective areas. There are two goals for the SIG. One is to collect a list of resources that may be useful for SIGCHI researchers and practitioners.
Arnie Lund, Jonathan Lazar, Volker Wulf
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The Standards and Policy SIG will provide an opportunity for SIGCHI communities and others to share activity in the standards and policies relevant to HCI in their respective areas. There are two goals for the SIG. One is to collect a list of resources that may be useful for SIGCHI researchers and practitioners.
Arnie Lund, Jonathan Lazar, Volker Wulf
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CHI '11 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2011
Video games are early adopters of emerging technologies and introduce them to the mainstream market. Increasingly work-related applications follow the lead of entertainment systems. Yet with the growing importance and complexity of 3D technologies and virtual worlds, motion and gesture interfaces, more barriers are being raised that prevent people with
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Video games are early adopters of emerging technologies and introduce them to the mainstream market. Increasingly work-related applications follow the lead of entertainment systems. Yet with the growing importance and complexity of 3D technologies and virtual worlds, motion and gesture interfaces, more barriers are being raised that prevent people with
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CHI '06 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2006
The Engineering Community may be the least populated and the least understood of the new communities at CHI, perhaps because so many definitions of engineering exist (as evidenced by the quotes in the margins). This SIG will provide a forum for people interested in bringing the best of the field of engineering to the field of HCI.
Bonnie E. John, William Newman
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The Engineering Community may be the least populated and the least understood of the new communities at CHI, perhaps because so many definitions of engineering exist (as evidenced by the quotes in the margins). This SIG will provide a forum for people interested in bringing the best of the field of engineering to the field of HCI.
Bonnie E. John, William Newman
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ACM Inroads, 2019
In this issue, our SIGITE reporter highlights two ways that you can participate---submitting to the SIGITE conference and proposing a new logo (for a cash prize!) Our SIGCSE reporter takes on a weightier challenge---how can SIGCSE conferences reduce their carbon footprint?
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In this issue, our SIGITE reporter highlights two ways that you can participate---submitting to the SIGITE conference and proposing a new logo (for a cash prize!) Our SIGCSE reporter takes on a weightier challenge---how can SIGCSE conferences reduce their carbon footprint?
Ellen Walker +2 more
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