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[nrg] HCI Weekly Meeting at 12:30 tomorrow
by luzhc＠dgp.toronto.edu 20 Jun '16

20 Jun '16

Hello folks, It'll be our weekly HCI group meeting tomorrow (June 21, Tuesday) on 12:30. I will lead a brainstorm session about pre-writing strategies and the design space for digital tools to support pre-writing. As usual, food will be provided. If you are receiving this message, we assume you are coming and will be ordering food for you. Please ping if you will not be attending. Looking forward to seeing you. Best, Zhicong Lu

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[nrg] Weekly HCI group meeting on Tuesday
by luzhc＠dgp.toronto.edu 13 Jun '16

13 Jun '16

Hello folks, It'll be our weekly HCI group meeting tomorrow (June 13, Tuesday) on 12:30. Vicky will lead a brainstorm session. Her topic is sketch-based interfaces for video-game prototyping. As usual, food will be provided. If you are receiving this message, we assume you are coming and will be ordering food for you. Please ping if you will not be attending. Looking forward to seeing you. Best, Zhicong Lu

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[nrg]Weekly HCI group meeting
by luzhc＠dgp.toronto.edu 07 Jun '16

07 Jun '16

Hello folks, Our weekly meeting will be at 12:30 today. Ying Han will lead a brainstorming session about augmenting communication. His introduction is as below. I am making an application in order to augment communication (AAC) that can be used by both people with disabilities and those without. It aims to help people type faster by inputting words rather than letters. As usual, food will be provided. If you are receiving this message, we assume you are coming and will be ordering food for you. Please ping if you will not be attending. Looking forward to seeing you. Best, Zhicong

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[nrg] [urg] Weekly HCI group meeting calls for presentations
by luzhc＠dgp.toronto.edu 06 Jun '16

06 Jun '16

Hi all, It'll be our weekly HCI group meeting tomorrow ( June 7th, Tuesday), however, no one has signed up for the presentation or brain storming yet. Please reply to me if you want to grab this precious time for your research. Best, Zhicong Lu

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[nrg] HCI Weekly Meeting at 12:30 tomorrow
by luzhc＠dgp.toronto.edu 30 May '16

30 May '16

Hello folks, Our weekly meeting will be at 12:30 this Tuesday(tomorrow). Sidharth will lead a brainstorming session about touch interactions. His introduction is as below. We wish to explore and advance the current technology at Tactual Labs and want to determine if it is possible to identify multiple user interaction on a capacitive touch screen without any external wearable hardware support. Today, because of the FMT technology developed by Tactual Labs, it has become possible to think about answering major research questions yet unanswered. Questions such as (a) is it possible to detect multi-user touch on a capacitive touch screen (b) is it possible to identify number of users using a capacitive touch screen (c) what benefits user identification brings to current user interfaces. However, we still need one more presenter if possible. Please email me if you would like to grab this precious chance. As usual, food will be provided. If you are receiving this message, we assume you are coming and will be ordering food for you. Please ping if you will not be attending. Looking forward to seeing you. Best, Zhicong

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Weekly HCI Meeting
by luzhc＠DGP 24 May '16

24 May '16

Hi all, Our weekly meeting starts tomorrow Tuesday(May 24th) in the DGP seminar room! As always, lunch will be provided. We’ll have two presenters. Zhen is going to lead a brainstorming session about Cross-device Interaction. He will lead us to think about how to augment the ability of desktop/laptop computers by using a tablet, especially in a traditional office scenario. Vicky will share her project ideas about novel interactions and games with us. If you are receiving this message, we assume you are coming and will be ordering food for you. Please ping if you will not be attending. Looking forward to seeing you. Best, Zhicong

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[urg] Weekly HCI group meeting calls for presentations
by luzhc＠DGP 23 May '16

23 May '16

Hi all, Hope you enjoyed your time of the long weekend. It'll be our weekly HCI group meeting tomorrow, however, no one has signed up for the presentation or brain storming. Please reply to me if you want to grab this precious time for your research. Best regards, Zhicong Lu

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by luzhc＠dgp.toronto.edu 16 May '16

16 May '16

Hello folks, Our weekly meeting will be at 12:30 this Tuesday(tomorrow). Rachel will present something about her ubicomp2016 submission. However, we still need one more presenter if possible. Perhaps those who went to CHI this year share an overview of the conference? As usual, food will be provided. If you are receiving this message, we assume you are coming and will be ordering food for you. Please ping if you will not be attending. Looking forward to seeing you. Best, Zhicong

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[nrg] HCI Weekly Meeting at 12:30 tomorrow
by luzhc＠dgp.toronto.edu 09 May '16

09 May '16

Hi all, >From this week on, I will take the responsibility to order food for our HCI meeting. This week we're going to have Christina presenting. Please see the introduction and bio below. Since some of you are at CHI and we don't want to waste food, please SIGN UP through this doodle if you're coming: http://doodle.com/poll/3iwwe37kz3hq2dek. Thank you and looking forward to seeing you. Presenters: Christina Chung, Asako Matsuoka, and Elsie Yang. Bio: Christina, Asako and Elsie and 4th year Computer Science undergraduates at the University of Toronto. Under the supervision of Professor Marsha Chechik (UofT) and Doctor Julia Rubin (MIT), they are working in a team of five undergraduates to develop a game used to solve an NP-hard software engineering problem. Presentation title: Serious Games for NP-hard Problems: Match Aliens Abstract: Match Aliens is a serious game that employs crowdsourcing to solve an NP-hard problem known as n-way model merging. N-way model merging is the process of combining several input models into one. It has important uses in software engineering as it is used in combining product lines and views of stakeholders. The preliminary evaluation of the game showed promising results: motivated players were able to obtain the optimal score to an n-way merge and players showed consistent improvement. However, players reported that the game was difficult and not enjoyable. In this talk, we discuss the design challenges and the steps that were taken to overcome them.

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[nrg] HCI Weekly Meeting at 12:30 tomorrow
by Zhicong Lu 09 May '16

09 May '16

Hi all, From this week on, I will take the responsibility to order food for our HCI meeting. This week we're going to have Christina presenting. Please see the introduction and bio below. Since some of you are at CHI and we don't want to waste food, please SIGN UP through this doodle if you're coming: http://doodle.com/poll/3iwwe37kz3hq2dek. Thank you and looking forward to seeing you. Presenters: Christina Chung, Asako Matsuoka, and Elsie Yang. Bio: Christina, Asako and Elsie and 4th year Computer Science undergraduates at the University of Toronto. Under the supervision of Professor Marsha Chechik (UofT) and Doctor Julia Rubin (MIT), they are working in a team of five undergraduates to develop a game used to solve an NP-hard software engineering problem. Presentation title: Serious Games for NP-hard Problems: Match Aliens Abstract: Match Aliens is a serious game that employs crowdsourcing to solve an NP-hard problem known as n-way model merging. N-way model merging is the process of combining several input models into one. It has important uses in software engineering as it is used in combining product lines and views of stakeholders. The preliminary evaluation of the game showed promising results: motivated players were able to obtain the optimal score to an n-way merge and players showed consistent improvement. However, players reported that the game was difficult and not enjoyable. In this talk, we discuss the design challenges and the steps that were taken to overcome them.

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