Accepted works
- Systematic mapping of technologies for supporting choreographic composition (Iago Dornelas, Rodrigo Seabra)
- Adapting codesign techniques for the construction of a learning environment of a written second language for the D/deaf (Polianna Paim, Soraia Prietch, J. Alfredo Sánchez)
- Investigating the Influence of Different Factors on the UX Evaluation of a Mobile Application Walter Nakamura, Leonardo Marques, David Redmiles, Elaine Oliveira, Tayana Conte
- Human-Computer Integration as an Extension of Interaction: Understanding Its State-of-the-Art and the Next Challenges (Glívia Barbosa, Ulisses Fernandes, Natália Santos, Raquel Prates)
- Analyzing Accessibility Reviews Associated with Visual Disabilities or Eye Conditions (Alberto Oliveira, Paulo Santos, Wilson Marcílio-Jr, Wajdi Aljedaani, Danilo Eler, Marcelo Eler)
- End-User Development Landscape: A Tour into Tailoring Software Research (Claiton Correa, Milene Silveira)
- Privacy Threat MOdeling Language (Andrey Rodrigues, Maria Villela, Eduardo Feitosa)
- May the patterns be with you: a framework for HCI patterns development (Diego Moreira da Rosa, Milene Silveira)
- What factors affect the UX in mobile apps? A systematic mapping study on the analysis of app store reviews (Walter Nakamura, Edson Oliveira, Elaine Oliveira, David Redmiles, Tayana Conte)
- Usability Evaluation of a Brazilian Dam Safety Data Exploration Platform: a Consolidation of Results from User Tests and Heuristic Evaluation (Bruna Capeleti, Caroline Queiroz Santos, Jaqueline de Souza, Andre Freire)
- A Summary of: Design and Evaluation of an Authoring Platform for Therapeutic Digital Games (Kamila Rodrigues, Vania Almeida Neris, Rodrigo Zavarizz, Jonattan da Silva, Tiago Marino, Aline Verhalen, Paula Souza)
Call for Papers
The International Articles track of IHC'23 aims to provide a forum for discussing papers published in international journals or conferences on Human-Computer Interaction (HCI).
Thus, the track invites all individuals with an interest in disseminating their accepted or published work in international journals/conferences and who wish to integrate it into the Brazilian HCI community, increasing visibility for all those who work in the field, whether inside or outside Brazil.
Selection Criteria
The selection of papers will be made by a committee to be announced, according to the criteria presented below:
- Works accepted/published from 2022 to 2023;
- Relevance of the contribution of the work to the Brazilian HCI community;
- Papers that have been accepted/published in international journals and magazines, with rigorous evaluation policies based on the evaluation of the full paper by a well-recognized program committee in the field and that have not had the opportunity to be presented to the Brazilian HCI community. Examples of vehicles: TOCHI, TACCESS, Interactions, Interacting with Computers, Behaviour & Information Technology, International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction, UAIS;
- Papers that have been accepted/published in the international journal Journal on Interactive Systems (JIS), provided they are not extended versions of papers previously published in previous IHCs;
- Papers that have been accepted/published in high-quality international conferences, with rigorous evaluation policies based on the evaluation of the full paper by a well-recognized program committee in the field and that are relevant to the Brazilian HCI community. Examples of vehicles: CHI, CSCW, ECSCW, NordiCHI, Interact, EICS, IUI, DIS, ASSETS, W4A, CHI PLAY.
Submission Instructions
Authors should submit their papers electronically in PDF format using the JEMS system,
including all the items listed below, in free format:
Important: Authors are responsible for ensuring that their submission does not
infringe the copyrights of the accepted/published work. The expanded abstracts will be published in the extended proceedings of IHC'23 in the SBC OpenLib
(SOL). For IHC'23, the presentations of selected papers will take place in a specific session
addressing related topics, methods used, experience with submission processes and
reviewer comments, among others. Thus, emphasis will be given to the integration of
papers published in international journals/conferences with other works from the
Brazilian HCI community and to discussions between authors and participants in the
presentation session. With this, we hope to foster the dissemination of works and the
experience with submission processes in international venues.
Caroline Queiroz Santos (UFVJM) – caroline.queiroz@ufvjm.edu.br
Final Version
Presentation
Program Committee
Coordination
Luciana Cardoso de Castro Salgado (UFF) – luciana@ic.uff.br