Queridos co-listeros
Estoy colaborando en la organización de workshops en el congreso
internacional "Interaction Design and Children" que tendrán lugar el 12
de junio en Barcelona.
http://www.iua.upf.es/idc2010/index.htm
Si alguno estáis interesado en presentar vuestra idea para montar un
workshop dentro del congreso, adelante. Os dejo a continuación las
indicaciones para enviar propuestas. Si podéis hacer difusión de este
email, os lo agradezco.
Gracias
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Interaction Design and Children (IDC) 2010 Workshop Organizers Call for
Participation
* Submission Due Date: January 18 2010
* Notification: February 1 2010
* Final Version Deadline: February 12 2010
* Workshop Date: June 12th, 2010
* Submission Format:
(0) Coversheet with workshop title, names & contact information for
organizers, proposed workshop length
(1) A proposal (not to exceed 3000 words) in CHI extended abstracts
format describing the scope of the workshop, who is expected to
participate, main topics covered, and expected workshop outcomes
(2) Brief abstract to appear in the program (see examples from last
year: http://www.idc09.polimi.it/IDC_09-WORKSHOPS.pdf)
(3) Short CV or bio for each of the organizers
(4) 300-word call for participation that you will use to publicize your
workshop
(5) Long call participation (similar to this one) which will contain any
further information that may help to promote the workshop
* Submission Directions: email pdf file with the information above to
the workshop coordinators: Mari Carmen Marcos {[email protected]}
and Svetlana Yarosh {[email protected]}
* Workshop selection process: Juried by a committee of expert based
on the workshop's interest and participation potential
* At the Conference: half-day or full-day sessions (on June 12th,
2010) with 10-20 participants
Workshops are an opportunity for focused discussion, resource exchange,
and forging potential collaborations around specific interest topics
within the IDC community. Outcomes of a workshop could include a report
or poster that helps crystalize the key constructs and approaches in the
particular research area, a repository of online resources for the
community, a set of agenda points or research questions to drive future
investigations in the area, or even a proposal for creating an edited
book or special issue of a journal around the topic of interest. A
workshop may be half-day or full day in length, and typically have 15 to
20 participants. Persons interested in participating to an accepted
workshop can submit a position paper to the organizers of that workshop,
but workshop participation will be open to any IDC 2010 participant,
upon place availability. Please notice that attendants must register for
both the workshop and the IDC conference itself.
Potential organizers are invited to submit a workshop proposal packet
consisting of the following components:
(0) Coversheet with workshop title, names & contact information for
organizers, proposed workshop length
(1) A proposal (not to exceed 3000 words) in CHI extended abstracts
format, describing the scope of the workshop, who is expected to
participate, main topics covered, and expected workshop outcomes
(2) Brief abstract to appear in the program (see examples from last
year: http://www.idc09.polimi.it/IDC_09-WORKSHOPS.pdf)
(3) Short CV or bio for each of the organizers
(4) 300-word call for participation that you will use to publicize your
workshop
(5) Long call participation (similar to this one) which will contain
any further information that may help to promote the workshop
Proposals will not undergo a full peer review, however an expert jury
will consider each submission based on the workshop topic's potential
for generating community interest and useful results, and based on the
strength of the proposal in demonstrating that the organizers' potential
for organizing a successful workshop. The chairs reserve the right to
suggest potential changes to the proposal (e.g., changing the workshop
length) or to cancel a workshop due to insufficient participation.
If accepted, the workshop organizers will be responsible for the following:
* Implementing the publicity plan and solicit position papers from
potential participants
* Setting up and maintaining an external web site with updated
information about the workshop for potential participants. Examples can
be found in the web site of IDC 2008
http://idc08.northwestern.edu/workshops_combine.php. Your workshop web
site (including at least the home page and the long call for
participation) must be online no later than February 15, 2009 and will
be linked from the official IDC 2009 workshops page.
* Manage the submission-review-acceptance-rejection of position papers.
* Send the list of accepted position papers to the Workshops Chairs.
* Prepare a workshop extended abstract and select the position paper
suitable for publication in the proceedings.
* Make position papers and other pre-workshop materials available to
participants in advance of the workshop (e.g., through the workshop web
site).
* Develop a final agenda of workshop activities.
Please notice that the following rules hold for all accepted workshops:
* Submission deadline for workshop position papers: April 8, 2009;
Position paper must be formatted according to ACM SIGCHI Publications
Format and should not exceed 4 pages.
* Notification of acceptance for submitted position papers: April 20,
2009
* The camera-ready version of the workshop extended abstract and the
accepted position papers are due no later than May 4, 2009. Workshop
organizers will be responsible to select the best position paper for
publication in the conference proceedings and ACM Digital Library and to
ensure there are properly formatted
* The extended abstract must be formatted according to ACM SIGCHI
Publications Format, must provide an overview of the workshop topic,
goals, and key issues emerging from accepted position papers; it must
also identify and cite published work relevant to the workshop topic
* Workshop organizers will be responsible to select the best position
papers for publication in the conference proceedings and ACM Digital
Library and to ensure that they are properly formatted.
* The workshop registration fee will be waived for one workshop
organizers only. All other participants will need to pay the workshop
participation fee (to be announced). In addition to the workshop fees,
workshop attendees are required to register for the IDC 2009 conference.
* At least one author of each accepted paper must register for the
conference and the workshop by the early registration deadline (to be
announced).
* At least 10 attendants must be registered by the early registration
deadline, otherwise the workshop will be cancelled.
Organizers
* Mari-Carmen Marcos, (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), [email protected]
* Svetlana "Lana" Yarosh (Georgia Institute of Technology),
[email protected]
Please feel free to contact the organizers with questions.
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Dr. Mari-Carmen Marcos
Communication Department
Universitat Pompeu Fabra [email protected]
Roc Boronat, 138, office 53.800 www.mcmarcos.com
08018 Barcelona, Spain Phone: +34-93 5422496
Fax: +34-93 5422372
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