List of full papers accepted (sorted by title):
1. A Scenario-Based Approach for Checking Consistency in User Interface Design Artifacts
Thiago Silva (ICS-IRIT, Université Paul Sabatier – France), Marco Winckler (Université Paul Sabatier – France)
2. A Visualization-based Approach for the TaxonomyBrowser Interface
Marina Rey (UFRGS – Brazil), Carla Freitas (UFRGS – Brazil)
3. Accessibility and affect in technologies for museums: a path towards socio-enactive systems
Elaine Hayashi (UNICAMP- Brazil), M. Cecília Baranauskas (UNICAMP) – Brazil)
4. Além das avaliações tradicionais A visão dos usuários nas lojas de aplicativos
Thiago Silva (UFC) – Brazil), Lavínia Freitas (UFC – Brazil), Marilia Mendes (UFC) – Brazil)
5. Analisando a Comunicabilidade de Casos de Uso
Adriana Lopes (USES – Brazil), Tayana Conte (UFAM – Brazil), Clarisse de Souza (PUC-Rio – Brazil)
6. Analyzing Design Strategies for Narrative Visualization
Eduardo Ghidini (PUCRS – Brazil), Caroline Santos (PUCRS e UFVJM – Brazil), Milene Silveira (PUCRS – Brazil), Isabel Manssour (PUCRS – Brazil)
7. Aplicativos Nativos ou Web-Híbridos? Uma Análise Sobre a Adequação para Acessibilidade de Componentes de Interface para Android com Leitores de Tela
Lucas Carvalho (UFLA – Brazil), Andre Freire (UFLA – Brazil)
8. Avaliação da interação combinada de rastreamento de olhos e cabeça em um ambiente 3D
Alexandre Abreu de Freitas (UFPA – Brazil), Tiago Araújo (UFPA – Brazil), Paulo Junior (UFPA – Brazil), Brunelli Miranda (UFPA – Brazil), Bruno Murakami (UFPA – Brazil), Carlos Gustavo Resque dos Santos (UFPA – Brazil), Marcelle Mota (UFPA – Brazil), Bianchi Meiguins (UFPA – Brazil)
9. Avaliação de diferentes modalidades de interações em um cenário inclusivo
Artur Kronbauer (Universidade Salvador – Brazil)
10. Avaliação de Privacidade da Função Stories de Redes Sociais Online: Um Estudo Empírico com o MDP
Andrey Rodrigues (UFAM – Brazil), Natasha Valentim (UFAM – Brazil), Tayana Conte (UFAM – Brazil)
11. Avaliação do Uso da Análise de Sentimentos e Afetividade em um Sistema de Recomendação de Blogs
Joao Pedro F. (UFLA – Algeria), Franciscone Junior (UFLA – Algeria), Renata Rosa (UFLA – Brazil), Demóstenes Zegarra Rodríguez (UFLA – Brazil)
12. Blending theories towards understanding and designing socio-technical scenarios
Alysson Prado (Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP) – Brazil), M. Cecília Baranauskas (Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP) – Brazil)
13. Boas práticas para projeto de Interfaces Gráficas de Usuário com interação baseada em movimentos de cabeça
Vinicius Costa (IFSul Campus Pelotas – Brazil), Rafael Cardoso (Instituto Federal Sul Rio-grandense – Brazil), Andreia Rodrigues (Instituto Federal Sul Rio-grandense – Brazil),
Tatiana Tavares (Universidade Federal de Pelotas – Brazil), Marcelo Machado (Instituto Federal Sul Rio-grandense – Brazil), Juliana Peglow (IFSul – Brazil), Krishna Xavier Junior (IFSul – Brazil),
Patrick Duarte (Instituto Federal Sul-rio-grandense – Brazil)
14. Bottlenecks Identification in Software Development Process: A Quali-Quantative Approach
Sildenir Ribeiro (Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica do Rio de Janeiro – Brazil)
15. Comprometimento cognitivo e analfabetismo digital no Design Participativo – Uma análise dos desafios sob a ótica das fases de design
Luã Marcelo Muriana (UNICAMP – Brazil), Heiko Hornung (UNICAMP) – Brazil)
16. Design Ethnography for Screenless Interaction Style: hands-on and no-hands in early morning routines
Sarah Pink (RMIT University – Australia), Camille Santiago Caminha (UFPE – Brazil), Angelica Porto C. de Souza (UFPE – Brazil), Renata Borges (Samsung Research Brazil – Brazil), Alex Sandro Gomes (UFPE – Brazil)
17. Designing for Pragmatists and Fundamentalists: Privacy Concerns and Attitudes on the Internet of Things
Lesandro Ponciano (Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais – Brazil), Pedro Yóssis Silva Barbosa (UFCG – Brazil), Francisco Brasileiro (UFCG – Brazil), Andrey Brito (UFCG – Brazil), Nazareno Andrade (UFCG – Brazil)
18. Em busca de preferências para apoio ao design de interfaces para crianças autistas
Aurea Melo (Uninorte – Brazil), Luis Rivero (UFAM – Brazil), Jonathas dos Santos (UFAM – Brazil), Raimundo Barreto (UFAM – Brazil)
19. Estratégias de persuasão em sistemas móveis: um estudo de caso do Facebook
Andressa Oliveira (Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais – Brazil), Pedro Henrique Batista Ruas da Silveira (Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais – Brazil), Cristiane Nobre (Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais – Brazil), Luis Zárate (Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais – Brazil)
20. Evaluating the usability expressiveness of a USability-oriented INteraction and Navigation model
Anna Beatriz Marques (UFAM – Brazil), Simone Barbosa (PUC-Rio – Brazil), Tayana Conte (UFAM – Brazil)
21. Explorando a comunicação de perspectivas culturais em sistemas interativos relacionados à morte
Carla Leitao (PUC-Rio – Brazil), Vinicius Pereira (UFMT – Brazil), Cristiano Maciel (UFMT – Brazil)
22. Grupos Municipais Virtuais (GMV): Expandindo Cidades Para o Mundo Virtual
Andre Bueno (UFSCar – Brazil), Junia Anacleto (UFSCar – Brazil)
23. Here’s What I Can Do: Chatbots’ Strategies to Convey Their Features to Users
Francisco Valério (UFMG – Brazil), Tatiane Gomes Guimarães (UFMG – Brazil), Raquel Prates (UFMG – Brazil), Heloisa Candello (IBM Research – Brazil)
24. How much effort is necessary for blind users to read web-based mathematical formulae? A comparison using task models with different screen readers
Luiz Felipe da Paixão Silva (UFLA – Brazil), Otavio de Faria Oliveira (UFLA – Brazil), Evelise Roman Corbalan Gois Freire (UFLA – Brazil), Rosana MENDES. (UFLA – Brazil), Andre Freire (UFLA – Brazil)
25. How to Evaluate User eXperience in Software Applications: A Systematic Mapping Study
Luis Rivero (UFAM – Brazil), Tayana Conte (UFAM – Brazil)
26. Interaction Design in Free/Libre/Open Source Software Development: a systematic mapping
Daniel Alves (UFBA – Brazil), Ecivaldo Matos (UFBA – Brazil)
27. Interface Natural de Usuário Baseada em Voz e Gestos em Sistema de Lousa Eletrônica para Emergência Médica
Alan Lopes de Sousa Freitas (UEM – Brazil), Vinícius Camargo (UEM – Brazil), Heloise Manica Paris Teixeira (UEM – Brazil), Renato Balancieri (UEM – Brazil), Thelma Colanzi (UEM – Brazil)
28. Investigando a interação de crianças com uso das mãos em aplicações NUI
Elisa Marques de Castro (UFSCar – Brazil), Luciana Zaina (UFSCar – Brazil)
29. Investigating accessibility issues of UI mobile design patterns in online communities: a virtual ethnographic study
Vitor Casadei (UFSCar – Brazil), Toni Granollers (University of Lleida – Spain), Luciana Zaina (UFSCar – Brazil)
30. Landmark-based Facial Expression Parametrization for Sign Languages Avatar Animation
Diego Addan Gonçalves (UFPR, Brazil), Eduardo Todt (UFPR – Brazil)
31. Memorial Digital no Facebook: Uma Proposta para gerenciamento dos Dados Além da Vida
Ketelem Campos (UFMT – Brazil), Thais Justi de Toledo (UFMT – Brazil), Cristiano Maciel (UFMT – Brazil)
32. Modeling Task Deviations as Eccentricity Distribution Peaks
Vagner Santana (IBM Research – Brazil), Rogério Abreu de Paula (IBM Research – Brazil), Claudio Pinhanez (IBM Research – Brazil – Brazil)
33. Movement Analysis for Understanding the Performances of Older-Aged Users: Postures of the Users Wrists during Tactile Interaction
Lilian Motti Ader (University of Toulouse – France), Nadine Vigouroux (IRIT – CNRS – University of Toulouse – France), Philippe Gorce (Handibio – University of Toulon – France)
34. On-the-fly Prototyping: Projetando, Testando e Evoluindo uma Instalação Pública Interativa in Loco
Vinicius Ferreira (UFSCar – Brazil), Junia Anacleto (UFSCar – Brazil)
35. Panorama das Pesquisas em Acessibilidade Digital antes e depois dos Grandes Desafios da SBC 2006-2016: Uma Revisão Sistemática da Literatura Thais Coelho (CEFET-MG – Brazil),
Glívia Barbosa (CEFET-MG – Brazil), Ismael Santana (CEFET-MG – Brazil), Flávio Coutinho (CEFET-MG – Brazil), Fabio Silva (CEFET-MG – Brazil)
36. Personalização no e-book infantil: uma análise de livros apps
D. Menegazzi (UFSC – Brazil), Stephania Padovani (UFPR – Brazil)
37. Projetando interações opressivas e libertárias com o corpo inteiro
Rodrigo Freese Gonzatto (PUCPR – Brazil), Frederick van Amstel (PUCPR – Brazil)
38. Promovendo Emoção e Movimento através da Tecnologia Assistiva para Treinamento de Atividades de Vida Diária
Isabel Cristina Silva (Centro Universitário Ritter dos Reis (UniRitter) – Brazil), Luan Nesi (Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos – Brazil), Josias Werly (UniRitter – Brazil),
Leonardo Murillo (UniRitter – Brazil)
39. Recomendações de acessibilidade para uso de tablets por idosos: avaliação de alterações propostas à WCAG
Andréia Casare (Faculdade de Tecnologia de Itapetininga – FATEC – Brazil)
40. Recomendações para o Design de Aplicativos de Mobilidade Urbana Baseadas no Estudo da Experiência do Usuário
Mateus Pinheiro (UFC – Brazil), Nayana Carneiro Lima (UFC – Brazil), Ticianne Darin (UFC – Brazil)
41. Supporting people on fighting lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) prejudice: a critical codesign process
Guilherme Pereira (UNICAMP – Brazil), Cecilia Baranauskas (UNICAMP – Brazil)
42. TangiSAM: Artefatos Tangíveis para Avaliação de Estados Afetivos
Eliana Moreira (UNICAMP – Brazil), Julio Dos Reis (Instituto de Computação da UNICAMP – Brazil), M. Cecília Baranauskas (UNICAMP – Brazil)
43. UIFlex: uma solução de meta-design para a web
Mailson Proença (UFSCar – Brazil), Vania Almeida Neris (UFSCar – Brazil)
44. Ultrapassando as fronteiras do IHC: onde mais nossos pesquisadores vêm publicando?
Isabela Gasparini (UDESC – Brazil), Felipe Ciacia de Mendonça (UDESC – Brazil), Milene Silveira (PUCRS – Brazil), Simone Barbosa (PUC-Rio – Brazil), Rebeca Schroeder (UDESC – Brazil)
45. Um Estudo Sobre Transferência de Conhecimento Entre Linguagens de Programação por Meio de Facetas de Significados de Programas
Pablo Barata (UFPA – Brazil), Marcelle Mota (UFPA – Brazil), João Correa (UFPA – Brazil)
46. Um framework conceitual para o projeto de Sistemas de Gerenciamento de Legado Digital de usuários
Fabrício Pereira (UFMG – Brazil), Raquel Prates (UFMG – Brazil)
47. Um método de design de interação para o projeto de modelos conceituais criativos
Maria Laura Martinez (Universidade de São Paulo – Brazil)
48. Uma Proposta de Sistema de Controle Remoto Universal Baseado em Movimentos da Cabeça
Cassio Batista (UFPA – Brazil), Erick Campos (UFPR – Brazil), Nelson Neto (UFPA – Brazil)
49. Using Information Visualization to comprehend user interface layer: an application to web-based systems
Livia Martins (São Paulo State University — UNESP – Brazil), Rogério Eduardo Garcia (UNESP – Universidade Estadual Paulista Julio de Mesquita Filho – Brazil), Ingrid Marçal (Unesp – Brazil)
50. Uso de aplicativos educacionais por crianças com Transtorno do Espectro Autista – um estudo de caso
Heloise Magaton (UTFPR – Brazil), Silvia Amelia Bim (UTFPR – Brazil)
51. Writing Towards Promoting the Empowerment of Persons With Disabilities in Digital Inclusion Texts
Bernardo Lima (UTFPR – Brazil), Patricia Leite (UTFPR – Brazil), Leonelo Almeida (UTFPR – Brazil)
List of short papers accepted (sorted by title):
1. A hybrid affective lexicon for Brazilian Portuguese
Rafael Guimarães Rodrigues (CEFET/RJ – Brazil), Gustavo Paiva Guedes (CEFET/RJ – Brazil)
2. Aceitabilidade da Imortalidade Digital: o humano de hoje é o avatar de amanhã
Vinicius Galvão (UFMT – Brazil), Cristiano Maciel (UFMT – Brazil)
3. Adapting the SPIDe to include visually impaired users in interaction design
Gabriel Pita (UFBA – Brazil), Diego Zabot (UFBA – Brazil), Jean Rosa (UFBA – Brazil), Ecivaldo Matos (UFBA – Brazil)
4. Avaliação da Eficiência do Dispositivo Wearable Tecassist com Retornos Aural e Tátil
João Lima (Universidade de Passo Fundo – Brazil), Ana Carolina Bertoletti De Marchi (Universidade de Passo Fundo – Brazil), Rafael Rieder (Universidade de Passo Fundo – Brazil), Fabio Brezolin (Universidade de Passo Fundo – Brazil), Guilherme Santos (Universidade – Brazil), Maurício Zanella (Universidade de Passo Fundo – Brazil)
5. Avaliação de aplicativo para controle de casas inteligentes com diretrizes para usuários idosos
Letícia Diniz Tsuchiya (UFLA – Brazil), Raphael Winckler de Bettio (UFLA – Brazil), Andre Freire (UFLA – Brazil)
6. Characterizing Quality Aspects in Airbnb
Geanderson Santos (UFMG – Brazil), Pedro Holanda (UFMG – Brazil), Jussara Almeida (UFMG – Brazil), Raquel Prates (UFMG – Brazil)
7. Desenvolvimento do aplicativo StoryCarnival: atividades mediadas por computador para crianças de 3 a 4 anos
Luiza Superti Pantoja (University of Iowa – USA)
8. Dispositivo para auxiliar deficientes visuais a reconhecer pessoas através da face
Muriel Sozim (UTFPR – Brazil), Daniel Valerio (UTFPR – Brazil), Felipe Ramos (UTFPR – Brazil), Paulo Henrique Sabo (UTFPR – Brazil)
9. Gerador Automático dos Sinais da Libras em SignWriting
Carlos Eduardo Iatskiu (UFPR – Brazil), Laura Sánchez García (UFPR – Brazil)
10. Help resources in games: gamers opinions and preliminary design remarks
Luisa Oliveira (PUCRS – Brazil), Luciana da Silveira Espindola (PUCRS – Brazil), Caroline Santos (PUCRS e UFVJM – Brazil), Angelina Ziesemer (PUCRS – Brazil), Luana Müller (PUCRS – Brazil), Milene Silveira (PUCRS – Brazil)
11. Implementação de elementos de percepção sonora para pessoas com deficiência visual em sistemas colaborativos e síncronos na Web
Rodrigo Machado (Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Rio Grande do Sul – Brazil), Debora Conforto (SMED/UFRGS/UAB – Brazil), Lucila Santarosa (UFRGS – Brazil)
12. Interação Humano-Computador Afetiva em Softwares Educacionais: Proposta de um Modelo Híbrido de Inferência de Emoções
Ernani Gottardo (Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do RS – Brazil), Andrey Pimentel (UFPR – Brazil)
13. Interfaces Tangíveis: Uma Análise da Experiência de Usuário Utilizando o Projeto AR Sandbox
Natalia Darley (UFPel – Brazil), Tatiana Tavares (UFPel – Brazil), Gilberto Collares (UFPel – Brazil), Viviane Terra (UFPel – Brazil), Vinicius Costa (IFSul Campus Pelotas – Brazil)
14. Multimodality for Diversity of Users: Revisiting Literature under the gaze of Ubiquitous Computing
Tatiana Alencar (UFSCar – Brazil), Vania Almeida Neris (UFSCar – Brazil)
15. ReTUXE: A framework for user’s emotional evaluation based on psychophysiological measures
Camila Maia (Serviço Federal de Processamento de Dados (SERPRO) – Brazil), Elizabeth Furtado (UNIFOR – Brazil)
Call for paper:
The Brazilian Symposium on Human Factors in Computing Systems (IHC) is the main scientific event in the Human-Computer Interaction area in Brazil. This year, the IHC2017 invites the HCI research and practice community to address the theme “Emotion and Movement”.
This theme reflects our society already mediated by technologies, considering that interactive computing technology is no longer “used”, but lived with. From school to leisure, from safety to health, from politics to legislations, how design influences the impact of technology on society in its complex, moving, emotion-filled, value-driven dynamics characterized by different cultures and ways of seeing and acting in the world?
With Emotion and Movement, the IHC2017 draws attention to emotional and affective issues involved in the design (as a process and product) and use of interactive computing solutions, and brings to the center the debate the ethical, moral and social aspects that permeate research and practice in the HCI area.
We invite teachers, researchers, industry professionals and students who work in the various lines of HCI area to submit full and short papers. Submissions must contain an original contribution, not published or submitted for review in another forum.
Full Papers: for this track, we expect high-quality and solid academic research findings with clear contributions to the HCI area. Contributions must include relevant and unpublished findings from research projects, case studies, informed discussions, or experiences that provide new evidence on HCI research or application. Full papers must be no longer than 10 pages (including figures, tables, diagrams, bibliography and attachments).
Short Papers: for this track, we expect preliminary results from research in progress, papers intended to disseminate critical discussions and positions, as well as reports of experiences that contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the HCI community. Short papers must be no longer than 4 pages (including figures, tables, diagrams, bibliography and attachments).
Submissions
Submissions must be anonymous, written either in English or Portuguese, and must carefully follow the ACM SIGCHI template (2015). Authors must submit their papers in PDF format, via the JEMS system.
Review Process
Submissions will be reviewed by at least three researchers in the HCI area. In case of disparity and inconsistency between reviews, a meta-review process will be conducted to support the final decision by the coordination. If the submission is accepted, authors must consider reviewers’ comments to prepare the final version of the paper.
Based on the evaluations, papers submitted as Full Papers may be accepted for publication as Short Papers. Likewise, papers submitted as Short Papers may be accepted for publication as Poster or Demonstration.
Presentation
Each accepted paper must have at least one registered author to present it in a technical session. Full papers will have 20 minutes for presentation and 10 minutes for discussion.
Short papers will have 10 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for discussion.
Publication
Accepted Full and Short papers will be published in the Symposium’s proceedings and will be available in the ACM digital library. The paper publication is subject to the registration of at least one of the authors in the event. The registration of each author entitles the publication of 1 (one) paper. For the publication of more than one paper linked to a same registration, an additional fee no higher than a student registration fee will be charged for each extra paper.
Only after the effective registration, the accepted paper will be included in the program and in the proceedings of the event. Papers not presented in the event will not be included in ACM’s digital library.
Important dates
Submission Deadline: 29 May 2017 13 June 2017
Notification of results: 31 July 2017 04 August 2017
Submission of the final version: 18 August 2017 21 August 2017
Coordinators
Full Papers
Luciana A Martinez Zaina (UFSCar) – lzaina@ufscar.br
Roberto Pereira (UFPR) – rpereira@inf.ufpr.br
Short Papers
Bruno Santana da Silva (UFRN) – bruno@imd.ufrn.br
Vânia Paula de Almeida Neris (UFSCar) – vania@dc.ufscar.br
