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Main program

Sunday
Day
Monday
Rooms
Stakladen
Aula
M2
8:00
Registration and Coffee (Outside Aula)
9:00
Welcome and Keynote: Elisabeth McClure (Aula)
10:30
Coffee (Vandrehallen)
12:30
Lunch (Vandrehallen & Antikmuseet)
15:30
Coffee (Vandrehallen)
Day
Tuesday
Rooms
Stakladen
Aula
M2
8:00
Registration and Coffee (Outside Aula)
10:30
Coffee (Vandrehallen)
12:30
Lunch (Vandrehallen & Antikmuseet)
Day
Wednesday
Rooms
Stakladen
Aula
M2
8:00
Registration and Coffee (Outside Aula)
9:00
Keynote: Kasper Hornbæk - Implications for Theory (Aula)
10:00
Coffee (Vandrehallen)
12:00
Lunch (Vandrehallen & Antikmuseet)
15:00
Coffee (Vandrehallen)
17:00
to
18:00
Closing (Aula)

Key Locations at the Venue

Main conference program sessions will take place at three different locations within walking distance of each other. In the schedule above, sessions are placed in columns according to their location.

Lunch and coffee breaks will happen at Vandrehallen and Antikmuseet, the ground and basement floor of the same building:

  • Vandrehallen: Nordre Ringgade 4, 8000 Aarhus C (Building 1410)
  • Antikmuseet: Nordre Ringgade 4, 8000 Aarhus C (Building 1410, basement)

The conference dinner will take place at

For additional information about the venue and Aarhus, please consult this page.

Sunday Registration and Bar

At the end of the pre-conference, on Sunday October 9 from 16:00-19:00, a registration desk will be open in the Nygaard building. Come register, or socialize with other conference attendees at the student-run bar serving soft drinks and beers on tap. Enter through the door at Finlandsgade 21. Toward dinnertime a delegation will head downtown to Aarhus Street Food, where diverse dinner opportunities are available. The address is

  •  Nygaard 0 (building 5335), entrance: Finlandsgade 21-23, 8200 Aarhus N

Monday and Tuesday Registration

On Monday and Tuesday 8:00-9:00, a registration desk will be open at the Aula venue. The address is

  • Aula Entrance (Building 1412), Nordre Ringgade 4, 8000 Aarhus C

Paper Sessions


Media and VR

Room: Aula

Time: Monday, 11:00–12:30

Session chair: Niels Olof Bouvin

Designing for Collaborative Video Editing

Pavel Okopnyi, Oskar Juhlin, Frode Guribye

Requirements and Concepts for Interactive Media Retrieval User Interfaces (remote presentation)

Victor Adriel de Jesus Oliveira, Gernot Rottermanner, Stefanie Größbacher, Magdalena Boucher, Peter Judmaier

Life and well-being

Room: M2

Time: Monday, 11:00–12:30

Session chair: Susanne Bødker

Reversed Multi-Layer Design as an Approach to Designing for Digital Seniors

Rebecca Finne, Lisa Larsson, Vasiliki Mylonopoulou, Sebastian Andreasson, Tove Hjelm, Mattias Rost, Alexandra Weilenmann, Olof Torgersson

Reconfiguring the Smartphone to Support Intentional Use

Mila Stepanovic, Laurens Boer, Tom Jenkins

Data and Personas

Room: Stakladen

Time: Monday, 14:00–15:30

Session chair: Lene Nielsen

Characterizing Data Scientists' Mental Models of Local Feature Importance

Dennis Collaris, Hilde Weerts, Daphne Miedema, Jarke van Wijk, Mykola Pechenizkiy

Future Platforms

Room: M2

Time: Monday, 14:00–15:30

Session chair: Anke van Oosterhout

Designing Smart Plugs for Interactivity and Energy Sustainability via a Survey and Thematic Analysis (remote presentation)

Mary Barreto, Diego Casado-Mansilla, Augusto Esteves, Filipe Magno de Gouveia Quintal

Design for Social Control of Shared Media: A Comparative Study of Five Concepts

Melanie Berger, Bahareh Barati, Bastian Pfleging, Regina Bernhaupt

Power to the Electric Car People: The Infrastructuring of Charging

Michael Svangren, John Stouby Persson, Peter Axel Nielsen, Mikael B. Skov

Implementation and Evaluation of a Point-Of-Sale Payment System Using Bitcoin Lightning (remote presentation)

Michael Froehlich, Jose Adrian Vega Vermehren, Florian Alt, Albrecht Schmidt

Sustainability

Room: Stakladen

Time: Monday, 16:00–17:30

Session chair: Gözel Shakeri

Sustainable Foodtures: Exploring Roles of Future Technology in Sustainable Food Shopping

Martin Valdemar Anker Lindrup, EunJeong Cheon, Mikael B. Skov, Dimitrios Raptis, Rob Comber

Exploring the use of a carbon footprint calculator challenging everyday habits

Aksel Biørn-Hansen, Cecilia Katzeff, Elina Eriksson

Design Visions for Future Energy Systems: Towards Aligning Developers' Assumptions and Householders' Expectations

Rikke Hagensby Jensen, Dimitrios Raptis, Laurynas Siksnys, Torben Pedersen, Mikael B. Skov

Design

Room: Aula

Time: Monday, 16:00–17:30

Session chair: Virpi Roto

How Shortening or Lengthening Design Processes Configure Decision Making

Jeanette Falk, Christopher Frauenberger, Gopinaath Kannabiran

XR

Room: Aula

Time: Tuesday, 9:00–10:30

Session chair: Jens-Emil Grønbæk

Shoulder-Surfing Resistant Authentication for Augmented Reality (remote presentation)

Reyhan Düzgün, Peter Mayer, Melanie Volkamer

Implications of XR on Privacy, Security and Behaviour: Insights from Experts

Melvin Abraham, Pejman Saeghe, Mark McGill, Mohamed Khamis

Real-World Methods of Autobiographical Recall in Virtual Reality

Laura Götz, Radiah Rivu, Florian Alt, Albrecht Schmidt, Ville Mäkelä

PONI: A Personalized Onboarding Interface for Getting Inspiration and Learning About AR/VR Creation (remote presentation)

Narges Ashtari, Parsa Alamzadeh, Gayatri Ganapathy, Parmit Chilana

Advanced Interaction

Room: Stakladen

Time: Tuesday, 11:00–12:30

Session chair: Mikael Wiberg

MoLux: Negotiating Control with a Shape-Changing Lamp at Home

Marie-Louise Sørensen, Andreas Becker Bertelsen, Ninna Nordmark Hoffmann, Marianne Graves Petersen, Eve Hoggan

FeetBack: Providing Haptic Directional Cues Through a Shape-changing Floor

Kim Laranang Hansen, Ulrik Stoch Jensen, Sune Porsmose Johansson, Eleftherios Papachristos, Mikael B. Skov, Roel Vertegaal, Timothy Merritt

Work

Room: Aula

Time: Tuesday, 11:00–12:30

Session chair: Jan Gulliksen

User-Defined Gesture and Voice Control in Human-Drone Interaction for Police Operations

Julia Hermann, Moritz Plückthun, Aysegül Dogangün, Marc Hesenius

Record or Recall? Exploring Self-Reported Dietary Assessment Methods for Office Workers during the COVID-19 Work-from-Home Period (remote presentation)

Sibo Pan, Elske Brouwer-Brolsma, Xipei Ren, Steven Vos, Aarnout Brombacher, Desiree Lucassen

Volunteer-based IT Helpdesks as Ambiguous Quasi-Public Services - a Case Study from Two Nordic Countries: a Case Study from Two Nordic Countries

Camilla Christensen, Nils Ehrenberg, Jorn Messeter, Erik Grönvall, Turkka Keinonen, Joanna Saad-Sulonen

Equality and Care

Room: M2

Time: Tuesday, 11:00–12:30

Session chair: Minna Pakanen

The Troubling Cups: Making Trouble at Work about Inequalities in Pay.

Naja Kathrine Kollerup Als, Julie Corlin Mikkelsen, Dimitrios Raptis

Meaningful Telerobots in Informal Care - A Conceptual Design Case

Ruben Albers, Judith Dörrenbächer, Martin Weigel, Dirk Ruiken, Thomas Weisswange, Christian Goerick, Marc Hassenzahl

“Do they pass the woman test?” Navigating and negotiating the gendering of residential solar panels

Maria Håkansson, Sara Renström, Jenny Lööf, László Sall Vesselényi, Julia Jonasson Tolv

Learning and understanding

Room: Stakladen

Time: Tuesday, 14:00–15:30

Session chair: Philip Tchernavskij

CoTinker: Designing a Cross-device Collaboration Tool to Support Computational Thinking in Remote Group Work in High School Biology

Line Musaeus, Marie-Louise Sørensen, Blanka Sara Palfi, Ole Sejer Iversen, Clemens Klokmose, Marianne Graves Petersen

An Inquiry into the TUI Design Space for Parent-Child Math Engagement at Home (remote presentation)

Ceylan Beşevli, Tilbe Göksun, Oğuzhan Özcan

The Best Of Both Worlds: Designing A Tiered Hybrid Interface for Teaching Machine Learning in K-9 Education

Karl-Emil Bilstrup, Magnus Høholt Kaspersen, Matilde Fjeldsø Larsen, Niels Olof Bouvin, Marianne Graves Petersen

How well do experts understand end-users’ perceptions of manipulative patterns?

Maxwell Keleher, Fiona Westin, Preethi Nagabandi, Sonia Chiasson

Remote work and Human-centered AI

Room: Aula

Time: Wednesday, 10:30–12:00

Session chair: Niels van Berkel

Studies and Methods

Room: M2

Time: Wednesday, 10:30–12:00

Session chair: Tone Bratteteig

Fitts Throughput and “Absolute” Finger Precision by Handedness, Hand, Digit and Target Width (remote presentation)

Anirudha Joshi, Aaditya Ajikumar, Kuldeep Umaraiya, Prashik Chavan

Personal technologies

Room: Aula

Time: Wednesday, 13:30–15:00

Session chair: Valkyrie Savage

It can be more than just a subservient Assistant. Distinct Roles for the Design of Intelligent Personal Assistants.

Ronda Ringfort-Felner, Matthias Laschke, Robin Neuhaus, Dimitra Theofanou-Fülbier, Marc Hassenzahl

Combining Momentary and Retrospective Self-Reflection in a Mobile Photo-Based Journaling Application

Pelin Karaturhan, Ecem Arıkan, Pelin Durak, Asim Evren Yantac, Kemal Kuscu

Accessibility and Assistive Technologies

Room: M2

Time: Wednesday, 13:30–15:00

Session chair: Erik Grönvall

Designing a Mobile App with Patients with Discordant Chronic Comorbidities (DCCs): a Usability Study

Tianshuo Li, Mason Haynes, Josephine Juhring, Bradley Rucker, Ashwin Prabhakar, Tom Ongwere

New perspectives

Room: Aula

Time: Wednesday, 15:30–17:00

Session chair: Harald Reiterer

Altered states of consciousness in human-computer interaction: A review

Sangwon Jung, Oğuz 'Oz' Buruk, Juho Hamari

Postphenomenological Dimensions of Digitally Mediated Domestic Heating

Michael Svangren, Dimitrios Raptis, Alisa Ananjeva, John Stouby Persson, Peter Axel Nielsen

Privacy and Trust

Room: M2

Time: Wednesday, 15:30–17:00

Session chair: Ken Pfeuffer

It's Long and Complicated! Enhancing One-Pager Privacy Policies in Smart Home Applications

Mehrdad Bahrini, Nima Zargham, Alexander Wolff, Dennis-Kenji Kipker, Karsten Sohr, Rainer Malaka

PriKey – Investigating Tangible Privacy Control for Smart Home Inhabitants and Visitors

Sarah Delgado Rodriguez, Sarah Prange, Christina Vergara Ossenberg, Markus Henkel, Florian Alt, Karola Marky

Are Thermal Attacks a Realistic Threat? Investigating the Preconditions of Thermal Attacks in Users’ Daily Lives

Paul Etienne Bruno Bekaert, Norah Alotaibi, Florian Mathis, Nina Gerber, Aidan Rafferty, Mohamed Khamis, Karola Marky

Critique Sessions


Care and Contestation

Room: Stakladen

Time: Monday, 11:00–12:30

In Search of Good Ancestors / Ahnen in Arbeit (remote presentation)

Jonathan Reus

Exploring More-than-Human Caring in Creative-Ai interactions

Petra Jääskeläinen, Andre Holzapfel, Cecilia Åsberg

The Problem(s) of Caring for the Commons

Jonas Fritsch, Joanna Saad-Sulonen, Giacomo Poderi

Algorithmic Speculation

Room: Stakladen

Time: Tuesday, 9:00–10:30

Suspicious Behavior: A fictional annotation tutorial (remote presentation)

Linda Kronman, Andreas Zingerle

Exhibiting Criticism

Room: Stakladen

Time: Wednesday, 10:30–12:00

DOREEN: A Game of Provocations Creating New Ambitions for Equity in Computing through Intertextual Design

Jenny-Margrethe Vej, Valeria Borsotti, Valkyrie Savage, Morten Engell-Nørregård, Pernille Bjørn

Flipping Pages: Exploring Physical Workbooks as Reflective Method of Documentation

Niek Rutten, Jef Rouschop, Louise Mathiasen, Oscar Tomico, Bruna Goveia da Rocha

Queering and Cultivating

Room: Stakladen

Time: Wednesday, 13:30–15:00

Visible Mending (remote presentation)

Shunying An Blevis, Eli Blevis

Tales from Corrodia (remote presentation)

Sus Lyckvi

Minty Zoo: An Interspecies Plant-Based Communication System

Fei (Dillon) Shieh, Yu-Ting Cheng, Renee Noortman, Mathias Funk

PregnancyCubes: A design process to cultivate tensions

Anna Vallgårda, Camille Wagner-Eckert, Caroline Bøgvad Mølhave, Harvey Bewley

Environmental Reflection

Room: Stakladen

Time: Wednesday, 15:30–17:00

From Concern to Care: A Transformative Reflection on Designing-with the Living

Daniëlle Ooms, Bahareh Barati, Teresa van Dongen, Miguel Bruns

European Union's Green Smart Directive or How Resource-Conscious Smart Systems Saved the World

Marc Hassenzahl, Judith Dörrenbächer, Matthias Laschke, Shadan Sadeghian

Keynotes and Panels


Keynote: Elisabeth McClure - Learning through play with technology at the LEGO Foundation

Room: Aula

Time: Monday, 9:00-10:30

Presenter: Elisabeth McClure, The LEGO Foundation

Abstract:

The LEGO Foundation seeks to transform learning systems into holistic, child-centered spaces for playful learning, and build a future where opportunities to learn through play are accessible to all children. The Foundation works in countries all over the world, and one of its initiatives specially looks at what learning through play with technology can look like across different cultures and contexts, including Rwanda, Kenya, Brazil, and Denmark, where the locally available materials and technologies differ enormously. Elisabeth McClure, of the LEGO Foundation, will use a hands-on experience and examples from around the world to demonstrate how the Foundation has come to think about learning through play with technology across diverse contexts and with diverse children.

Keynote: Kasper Hornbæk - Implications for Theory

Room: Aula

Time: Wednesday, 9:00-10:00

Presenter: Kasper Hornbæk, University of Copenhagen

Abstract:

Everybody agrees that theory is important. Yet, it is rare to see papers in HCI raise implications for theory. In this talk, I will discuss why. I will outline some barriers to drawing implications for theory that originate in beliefs about the value of induction, iteration, novelty, and positioning. After having argued against these beliefs, I will outline the benefits of raising implications for theory and suggest some tricks of doing so that might benefit cumulation of insights and theory building in HCI.

Panel: Conversations on Ethics

Room: Aula

Time: Monday, 14:00–15:30

Moderator: Eva Eriksson

Panelists: Carla Griggio, Midas Nouwens, Dag Svanæs, Christopher Frauenberger

Abstract:

Ethics, with its many complex facets, is a growing topic in HCI venues, both in relation to teaching and research. Still, much of the formal ethics is black-boxed, as ethical procedures do not follow international standards and thus apply rules and regulations adjusted to the level of university or country, where the content, scope and rigorousness of the ethics procedures remains opaque for the broader HCI community. This causes tensions in an international and interdisciplinary community with a large range of cultural differences. It raises discussions in PC meetings and complicates both the peer-review and the writing process. Additionally, situational ethics, which concerns responding in real-time to often unexpected events during the research and design process, is still underrepresented when reporting on research. In this panel, we aim to take on a Nordic perspective on ethics in HCI research. As a starting point, we have invited panelists which will share some of their experienced ethical challenges and based on these pose open questions to the audience. In the panel, we hope for a fruitful conversation between NordiCHI participants and panelists, where various perspectives are warmly welcome.

Panel: Conversations on Care

Room: Aula

Time: Tuesday, 14:00–15:30

Moderator: Teresa Almeida

Panelists: Anna Vallgårda, Jonas Fritsch, Sarah Homewood, Winnie Soon

Abstract:

Care is multiple and as a concept it deals with myriad topics including the body, health and wellbeing, the environment, and any disruptions within. Different perspectives on care include placing the global and the intimate in relation to the ethical, relational, political and transformative approaches to not only human-centered but more-than-human worlds. Through and with care, researchers in our field can think about the implications of the present in the immediate future. For example, how should care as a concept be understood in the context of HCI? And, why is a care perspective important to HCI? Is care related to other current discourses in HCI research (e.g. gender) and if so, in what ways? What are the ethical challenges facing research with a care perspective? Does caring help regenerate, resist, and imagine more just and sustainable futures?

Demos


VR Retail Lab: An immersive virtual reality (VR) supermarket as a flexible research infrastructure

Anne O. Peschel, Lina F. Jacobsen, Darius-Aurel Frank, Sascha Steinmann

Artificial Intimacy: An Exploration of the Personal and Intimate in Natural Language Processing Models

Mirabelle Jones, Nastasia Griffioen, Irina Shklovski, Obaida Hanteer

Teaching project management in a virtual environment: The Virtual Scrum Simulator (ScrumSim)

Ioana Visescu, Alin Blindu, Unnikrishnan Radhakrishnan, Maja Kadenic, Francesco Chinello

aural-visualiser 1000: physical interaction design for materializing moments

Martin A. Padalak, Thea Emilie Gehrchen, Søren Smedegaard Hansen, Peter Langgaard Pedersen, Tom Jenkins

Whack-A-Mole VR: Demonstration of Accessible Virtual Reality Game Design for Stroke Rehabilitation

Bastian Ilsø Hougaard, Hendrik Knoche, Iris Charlotte Brunner, Lars Evald

Using Virtual Reality to Demonstrate Sustainable Architecture Concepts: Making Passive Systems Interactive

Kasper Rodil, Kasper Bisbo, Kasper Thorsø Kronborg, Lukas Bisgaard Kristensen, Pelle Bloch Atkinson

Democratizing Mobilities Design Tools Using VR - Extended Abstract

Ivan David Tovar Siso, Kasper Amstrup Jensen, Stefan Norborg Eriksen, Claus B. Madsen

Hunting with the Ju/’hoansi in the Kalahari: A co-created VR gesture application

Freja B. K. Johansen, Thomas K. K. Kjeldsen, Mads Rosengren Jørgensen, Samkao Magot, April Magot

Nebula: Artistic Somaesthetic Appreciation with Biosignals in Virtual Reality

Birgir Rafn Baldursson, David Peterson, Mafalda Gamboa

Experiencing FeetBack: Demonstration of Haptic Directional Cues Through a Shape-changing Floor

Kim Laranang Hansen, Ulrik Stoch Jensen, Sune Porsmose Johansson, Eleftherios Papachristos, Mikael B. Skov, Dr. Roel Vertegaal, Timothy Merritt

Late-Breaking Work Posters


Supporting Interface Experimentation for Blockchain Applications

Michael Froehlich, Benjamin Moser, Florian Alt, Albrecht Schmidt

XAI for learning: Narrowing down the digital divide between “new” and “old” experts

Auste Simkute, Aditi Surana, Ewa Luger, Michael Evans, Rhianne Jones

Design Principles for Actual Security

Merel Brandon, Hanna Kathrin Schraffenberger, Wouter Sluis-Thiescheffer, Thea van der Geest

”Is it There or Not?” Why Augmented White Canes Do Not Need to Provide Detailed Feedback about Obstacles

Milo Marsfeldt Skovfoged, Alexander Schiller Rasmussen, Lucie Kalova, Laura-Dora Daczo, Hendrik Knoche

Guidelines for Bimodal Virtual Assistants

Cristina Carbajal-Pérez, Alejandro Catala, Alberto Bugarín-Diz

Opportunities and Challenges of Teaching Machine Learning as a Design Material with the micro:bit

Karl-Emil Kjær Bilstrup, Magnus Høholt Kaspersen, Marie-Louise Stisen Kjerstein Sørensen

Co-designing with adult people with ASD: A review of applied tools and techniques

Jacob Hjulskov Ravn, Rune Møberg Jacobsen, Nicolai Brodersen Hansen

KnitxCode: Exploring a Craftsmanship-driven Approach to Computational Thinking

Marie-Louise Stisen Kjerstein Sørensen, Bjarke Vognstrup Fog, Line Have Musaeus, Marianne Graves Petersen

Indigenous Knowledge Fairs: a new approach to pluralistic knowledge dissemination in HCI

Heike Winschiers-Theophilus, Tariq Zaman, Donovan Maasz, Chris Muashekele, Uariaike Mbinge

A Speculative Design Approach to Investigate Interactions for an Assistant Robot Cleaner in Food Plants

Anna Grafström, Moa Holmgren, Simon Linge, Tomas Lagerberg, Mohammad Obaid

Understanding Forestry Practices to Support Climate Adaption

Max Krüger, Felix Carros, Michael Ahmadi, Debora de Castro Leal, Maximilian Brandt, Volker Wulf

Feeling Air: Exploring Aesthetic and Material Qualities of Architectural Inflatables

Noura Howell, Shawn Protz, Jasmyn Byrd, Miguel Castellanos, Alexis Elkins, Jessica Hall

Bodies Like Yours: Enquiring Data Privacy in FemTech

Teresa Almeida, Laura Shipp, Maryam Mehrnezhad, Ehsan Toreini

ProjectAR: Rapid Prototyping of Projection Mapping with Mobile Augmented Reality

Mille Skovhus Lunding, Germán Leiva, Jens Emil Sloth Grønbæk, Marianne Graves Petersen