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The 4th Workshop on
Emotion in
Human-Computer Interaction
- Designing for People -

held at the 22nd BCS HCI Group conference,
2nd September 2008, Liverpool John Moores University, UK


Participants of the Emotion in HCI workshop 2008



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Check out the previous events' web pages ('05, '06, '07) and study their proceedings!



Submissions

Enquiries

Committee

Position Papers

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Views from the organizers

"I guess we are really moving into an 'experience culture' as every year more and more interest is shown in emotion in HCI and we had so many people with some diverse starting points and areas of interest. All we need to do now is succeed in defining 'emotion'! Thank you to all our emotional participants and I hope some useful contacts, collaborations and friendships have been helped along by our workshop". --Lesley

We ended up with more than 20 participants which was quite a lot - many joined us on
the day probably not aware that there was a formal acceptance process, and we didn't
have the heart to turn them away --Marc

I thought the workshop was another enjoyable one
and we had a great mix of people who all seemed very willing to
contribute and were enthusiastic about the subject
. --Harry

I am so sad I haven't been there. We had so many interesting position papers with
lots of topics covered! I look forward to getting the full versions of the
papers and compile the proceedings!
--Christian



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Submission of short and full papers
Participants are encouraged to send us short or full papers of their position papers. For formatting guidelines, please use the templates provided by the ACM.

Send your contribution to Christian Peter by 15 November (you should have his email address).



Enquiries
Please address any questions to info at emotion-in-hci.net


Download a PDF versionof the call.

Organizers
Christian Peter, Fraunhofer IGD Rostock, Germany
Elizabeth Crane, University of Michigan, USA
Marc Fabri, Leeds Met University, UK
Harry Agius, Brunel University, UK
Lesley Axelrod, Interact Lab, UK




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