OZCHI 2005: Canberra, ACT, Australia

Case Studies

• Jackie Moyes:
  Proposal for case study: OZCHI 2005 conference.
  
• Marcus Holstein, Ulla Yip:
  Proposal outline for a case study session at OZCHI 2005.
  
• Leisa Reichelt:
  OZCHI 2005: proposal: industry case study.
  
• Caroline Jarrett:
  Proposal outline for a case study session at OZCHI 2005.
  
• Iain Barker:
  Proposal outline for a case study session at OZCHI 2005.
  
• Stephen Hall:
  Case study for OZCHI 2005.
  
• Faruk Avdi:
  Proposal outline for a case study session at OZCHI 2005.
  
• Phillip Julian:
  OZCHI industry case studies.
  

Consortium

• Janette Agg:
  OZCHI 2005: doctoral consortium submission.
  
• Robert B. K. Brown:
  OZCHI 2005 doctoral consortium application.
  
• Dharani Priyahansika Perera:
  Voice recognition technology for visual artists with disabilities in their upper limbs.
  
• Sophie Nichol:
  Creative geeks..?: facilitating the creative growth of computer science students using engaging environments.
  
• James Meek:
  Of anthropoids and instructional designers.
  
• Azrina Kamaruddin:
  Searching in public versus re-finding in private: are they the same?
  

Demonstrations

• Bruce MacDonald:
  A haptic interface for mobile devices.
  
• Mark McElhaw:
  Seeing eye to eye with your customers.
  

Keynotes

• Karen Holtzblatt:
  Innovating organizational processes: a practical approach.
  
• Scott Davey:
  Exploring e-democracy and online service delivery for Australian governments: a background to Australian e-government usage.
  
• Geraldine Fitzpatrick:
  Evolving HCI ... from where to where?
  

Long papers

• Christian Martyn Jones, Ing-Marie Jonsson:
  Automatic recognition of affective cues in the speech of car drivers to allow appropriate responses.
  
• Tao Lin, Masaki Omata, Wanhua Hu, Atsumi Imamiya:
  Do physiological data relate to traditional usability indexes?
  
• Minh Hong Tran, Yun Yang, Gitesh K. Raikundalia:
  Supporting awareness in instant messaging: an empirical study and mechanism design.
  
• Todd Bentley, Lorraine Johnston, Karola von Baggo:
  Evaluation using cued-recall debrief to elicit information about a user's affective experiences.
  
• Sofia Pardo, Frank Vetere, Steve Howard:
  Broadening stakeholder involvement in UCD: designers' perspectives on child-centred design.
  
• B. L. William Wong, Ronish Joyekurun, Hoda Mansour, Paola Amaldi, Anna Nees, Rochelle Villanueva:
  Depth, layering and transparency: developing design techniques.
  
• Mikael B. Skov, Jan Stage:
  Supporting problem identification in usability evaluations.
  
• Frank Loewenich, Frédéric Maire:
  Dawn explorer: a framework for multimodal accessibility to computer systems.
  
• Penny Hagen, Toni Robertson, Melanie Kan, Kirsten Sadler:
  Emerging research methods for understanding mobile technology use.
  
• Wen Qi, Jean-Bernard Martens, Robert van Liere, Arjan J. F. Kok:
  Reach the virtual environment: 3D tangible interaction with scientific data.
  
• Damon J. Cook, Brian P. Bailey:
  Designers' use of paper and the implications for informal tools.
  
• G. More, J. Yuille, Lin Padgham, Aman Sahani, M. Burry:
  The space and sound of intelligent information environments.
  
• Connor Graham, Keith Cheverst, Mark Rouncefield:
  Technology for the humdrum: trajectories, interactional needs and a care setting.
  
• Dan Hawthorn:
  Training wheels for older users.
  
• Liddy Nevile:
  Adaptability and accessibility: a new framework.
  
• John Murphy, Jesper Kjeldskov, Steve Howard, Graeme G. Shanks, Elizabeth Hartnell-Young:
  The converged appliance: "I love it... but I hate it".
  
• Lian Loke, Toni Robertson, Tim Mansfield:
  Moving bodies, social selves: movement-oriented personas and scenarios.
  
• Hokyoung Ryu, Katrina Cruz:
  LetterEase: Improving text entry on a handheld device via letter reassignment.
  
• Patrick Baudisch, Desney S. Tan, Drew Steedly, Eric Rudolph, Matthew Uyttendaele, Chris Pal, Richard Szeliski:
  Panoramic viewfinder: providing a real-time preview to help users avoid flaws in panoramic pictures.
  
• Pat Lehane, Samuel Huf:
  Towards understanding system acceptance: the development of an assessment instrument and workpractice.
  
• Desney S. Tan, Pedram Keyani, Mary Czerwinski:
  Spy-resistant keyboard: more secure password entry on public touch screen displays.
  
• Jesper Kjeldskov, Mikael B. Skov, Jan Stage:
  Does time heal?: a longitudinal study of usability.
  
• Craig Chatfield, David J. Carmichael, René Hexel, Judy Kay, Bob Kummerfeld:
  Personalisation in intelligent environments: managing the information flow.
  
• Murni Mahmud, Sri Hastuti Kurniawan:
  Involving psychometric tests for input device evaluation with older people.
  
• Jeni Paay:
  "Where we met last time": a study of sociality in the city.
  

Panels

• Megan Bauer, Graeme Laycock, Ryan Percival, Shane Morris:
  Servicing the HCI needs of large organisations.
  
• Jackie Moyes, Jacob Buur, Caroline Jarrett, Pelle Ehn, Steven Howard, Margot Brereton:
  Book smarts meet street smarts: the best of both worlds.
  
• M. Kirsten Mann, Shane Morris, John Murphy, Patrizia Bordignon:
  Lost in translation.
  

Short papers

• Phia Damsma, John Norgaard, Rob Jones:
  Best practices in an online community for blind, partly sighted and fully sighted children.
  
• Toni Robertson, Melanie Kan, Kirsten Sadler, Penny Hagen:
  Uncovering traces of mobile practices: 'the bag study'.
  
• Farhad Dadgostar, Hokyoung Ryu, Abdolhossein Sarrafzadeh, Scott P. Overmyer:
  Making sense of student use of nonverbal cues for intelligent tutoring systems.
  
• Andrew Vande Moere:
  Infostudio: teaching ambient display design using home automation.
  
• Ivo Widjaja, Sandrine Balbo:
  Spheres of role in context-awareness.
  
• Nisha Leena Sinha Roy, Anthony Saliba:
  Analysing structure within tasks in user-centred design.
  
• Ken Sutton, Andrew Heathcote, Miles Bore:
  Implementing a web-based measurement of 3d understanding.
  
• Fang Chen, Eric H. C. Choi, Natalie Ruiz, Yu Shi, Ronnie Taib:
  User interface design and evaluation for control room.
  
• Janette Agg:
  Harvesting versus creating: effective web design rationale.
  
• Vince Bruno, Audrey M. Tam, James A. Thom:
  Characteristics of web applications that affect usability: a review.
  
• Kirsi-Maria Hiltunen, Jonna Häkkilä, Urpo Tuomela:
  Subjective understanding of context attributes: a case study.
  
• Christine Soriano, Gitesh K. Raikundalia, Jakub Szajman:
  A usability study of short message service on middle-aged users.
  
• T. Andrew Au, Kien Tang, Conn Copas:
  Work domain modelling for an operational headquarters.
  
• Ian MacColl, Roslyn Cooper, Markus Rittenbruch, Stephen Viller:
  Watching ourselves watching: ethical issues in ethnographic action research.
  
• Matthew A. Hutchins, Duncan Stevenson, Chris Gunn, Alexander Krumpholz, Brian Pyman, Stephen O'Leary:
  "I think i can see it now!": evidence of learning in video transcripts of a collaborative virtual reality surgical training trial.
  
• Samuel A. Moyle:
  Parallel processes and situation awareness display design.
  
• Tuck Wah Leong, Frank Vetere, Steve Howard:
  The serendipity shuffle.
  
• Ivo Widjaja, Sandrine Balbo:
  Structuration of activity: a view on human activity.
  
• Ronnie Taib, Natalie Ruiz:
  Evaluating tangible objects for multimodal interaction design.
  
• Youngmi Choi, Steve Howard, Bharat Dave:
  The secret life of domestic objects.
  
• Jonna Häkkilä, Minna Isomursu:
  User experiences on location-aware mobile services.
  
• Tsuyoshi Suenaga, Yoshio Matsumoto, Tsukasa Ogasawara:
  3D display based on motion parallax using non-contact 3D measurement of head position.
  
• Desmond Schmidt, Theodor G. Wyeld:
  A novel user interface for online literary documents.
  
• Björn Busch-Geertsema, Sandrine Balbo, John Murphy, Scott Davey:
  Towards a framework to analyse information architecture work practices.
  
• Jeff Axup, Stephen Viller:
  Augmenting travel gossip: design for mobile communities.
  
• Kerryann Wyatt, James G. Phillips:
  Internet use and misuse in the workplace.
  
• Sonja Pedell, Wally Smith:
  Relating context to interface: an evaluation of picture scenarios.