Conference Program

Interactive Posters

Karrie Karahalios and Julie Rennecker, chairs

Monday, November 6
16:30-20:00
Cascade, Conservatory, New Brunswick and Riverview Lounge

Interactive Posters highlight late-breaking and preliminary results, smaller results not suitable for a full or short paper, innovative new ideas, early student research, and other research best presented in an interactive forum. Interactive Posters will be presented in a special session where researchers will interact directly with conference attendees. The posters will then remain up throughout the remainder of the conference.

A Robotic Colleague for Facilitating Collaborative Software Development: Ruth Ablett (University of Calgary)
Shelly Park (University of Calgary)
Ehud Sharlin (University of Calgary)
Jörg Denzinger (University of Calgary)
Frank Maurer (University of Calgary)
Feedback Communication in Mixed-Media Environments: An Experimental Study: Matthew Bietz (University of Michigan)
The One-Way Phone: Who gets to hit the Receiver's Mute Button?: Maria Danninger (Universitaet Karlsruhe)
Displaying Asynchronous Reactions to a Document: Two Goals and a Design: Todd Davies (Stanford University)
Benjamin Newman (Stanford University)
Brendan O'Connor (Stanford University)
Aaron Tam (Stanford University)
Leo Perry (Stanford University)
Nice to Meet You: Deception in Online First Encounters: Erica Fink (Cornell University)
Jeff Hancock (Cornell University)
Crossing Boundaries: Identity Management and Student/Faculty Relationships on the Facebook: Andrea Forte (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Anned Hewitt (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Mapping the Intellectual Landscape of CSCW Research: Thomas George (Penn State University)
Gregorio Convertino (Penn State University)
Isaac Councill (Penn State University)
Community Support Among Geographically-Distributed Teachers: Kristina Groth (Royal Institute of Technology)
Sinna Lindquist (Royal Institute of Technology)
Cristian Bogdan (Royal Institute of Technology)
Yngve Sundblad (Royal Institute of Technology)
Tobias Lidskog (Metamatrix Development and Consulting AB)
Ovidiu Sandor (Royal Institute of Technology)
How do kids use pictograms?: Rieko Inaba (National Institute of Information and Communication Technology, Japan)
Supporting Intercultural Collaboration by the Language Grid: Toru Ishida (Kyoto University)
Snippets of Awareness: Syndicating Copy Histories: M. Cameron Jones (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign)
Michael B. Twidale (University of Illinois , Urbana-Champaign)
CampusMesh: Location-aware Social matching in Ubiquitous Computing Environments: Achir Kalra (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Ankur Gupta (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Steve Ricken (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Sameer Bajaj (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Cristian Borcea (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Quentin Jones (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Computers Can Change It For Us: Building Digital Bridges Between Israeli and Palestinian Teenagers in the Middle East: Ronit Kampf (Stanford University)
Using an analysis of vocalisation to determine the effect of teleconferencing on a group discussion: Bridget Kane (Trinity College Dublin)
Saturnino Luz (Trinity College Dublin)
Evolving Tools Organically with Computational Wikis: Kirill Kireyev (University of Colorado)
Heuristic Evaluation for Collaborative Software: Abigail Kirigin (Nokia)
Gary Klein (MITRE)
Len Adelman (MITRE)
Katie Minardo (MITRE)
Design of a Personal Interface in a University Gymnasium to Encourage Student Usage: Sneha Kochak (Mississippi State University)
Anijo Punnen Mathew (Mississippi State University)
Doctor-Patient Communication Supporting Method by Visualizing Topic Structure: Yuichi Koyama (Nagoya University)
Yasushi Hirano (Nagoya University)
Shoji Kajita (Nagoya University)
Kenji Mase (Nagoya University)
Kimiko Katsuyama (Osaka Prefecture University)
Kazunobu Yamauchi (Nagoya University)
An Introduction to the AgoraDesk Project: Hideaki Kuzuoka (University of Tsukuba)
Takashi Kurihara (University of Tsukuba)
Paul Luff (King's College of London)
Jun Yamashita (University of Tsukuba)
Keiichi Yamazaki (Saitama University)
Recent Shortcuts: Providing Quick Access to Recently Used Computer Objects to Support Shared Activities: James Lin (IBM Almaden Research Center)
John C. Tang (IBM Almaden Research Center)
Steve Whittaker (Sheffield University)
Clemens Drews (IBM Almaden Research Center )
Organic Discourse: A reflective display for communication patterns in intimate relationships: Danielle Lottridge (University of Toronto and Université Paris-Sud)
Predicting Group Interaction in Synchronous Chat Systems: Mihai Moldovan (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Quentin Jones (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
From Information Transfer to Ambiguity in Hospital Handovers: Florian 'Floyd' Mueller (CSIRO)
Stefanie Kethers (CSIRO)
Leila Alem (CSIRO)
Ross Wilkinson (CSIRO)
Evaluating Group Decision Making Systems Using Role-Playing Games: Takeshi Nishida (The University of Tokyo)
Yuu Shibata (The University of Tokyo)
Takeo Igarashi (The University of Tokyo)
Identifying Hangouts: Enabling Place-Based Urban Enclave Community Collaboration: Sanil Paul (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Ankur Gupta (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Cristain Borcea (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Quentin Jones (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Tagging with del.icio.us: Social or Selfish?: Emilee Rader (University of Michigan)
Rick Wash (University of Michicigan)
CampusWiki: Location-Aware Content Authoring and Retrieval for a Campus Community: Richard P. Schuler (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Nathaniel Laws (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Sameer Bajaj (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Quentin Jones (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Cristian Borcea (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
Nurse-Resident Interface for Efficient Workflow: Vikash K. Singh (Mississippi State University)
Anijo Punnen Mathew (Mississippi State University)
A Method of Estimating Human Interruptibility in Home Envionments: Yoshinao Takemae (NTT)
Takehiko Ohno (NTT)
Ikuo Yoda (NTT)
Shinji Ozawa (Keio University)
Studying Collaborative Surface Use to Guide Large Display Interaction Design: Anthony Tang (University of British Columbia)
Karen Parker (University of British Columbia)
Joel Lanir (University of British Columbia)
Kellogg S. Booth (University of British Columbia)
Sidney Fels (University of British Columbia)
The Value of Arrhythmic Sounds in Isolated Space: Justin Taylor (Mississippi State University)
Anijo Punnen Mathew (Mississippi State University)
A Toolkit for High-Resolution Tabletop Interfaces: Phil Tuddenham (University of Cambridge)
Peter Robinson (University of Cambridge)
Remote Review Meetings on a Tabletop Interface: Phil Tuddenham (University of Cambridge)
Peter Robinson (University of Cambridge)
Pipal: A Graphical Discussion Tool for Group Collaboration: Wen Peng Xiao (IBM China Research Lab)
Chang Yan Chi (IBM China Research Lab)
Qian Ying Wang (Stanford University)
Hui Su (IBM China Research Lab )