Papers Session 1: We Have
Contact! Session Chair: Ken
Perlin, New York University
Ripples: Utilizing
Per-Contact Visualizations to Improve User
Interaction with Touch Displays
Daniel Wigdor, Microsoft Surface Sarah
Williams, Microsoft Michael Cronin, Microsoft
Robert Levy, Microsoft Surface Katie White,
Microsoft Surface Maxim Mazeev, Microsoft
Surface Hrvoje Benko, Microsoft Research
Contact Area
Interaction with Sliding Widgets Tomer
Moscovitch, Microsoft Research - INRIA Joint
Centre
Detecting and
Leveraging Finger Orientation for Interaction with
Direct-Touch Surfaces Feng Wang, Kochi
University of Technology Xiang Cao, Microsoft
Research Cambridge Xiangshi Ren, Kochi
University of Technology Pourang Irani,
University of Manitoba
12:15-2:00pm
Lunch
2:00-3:30pm
Papers Session 2: Hold Me,
Squeeze Me Session Chair: Rob
Jacob, Tufts University
Mouse 2.0:
Multi-touch meets the Mouse Nicolas
Villar, Microsoft Research Cambridge Shahram
Izadi, Microsoft Research Cambridge Dan
Rosenfeld, Microsoft Hrvoje Benko, Microsoft
Research John Helmes, Microsoft Research
Cambridge Jonathan Westhues, Microsoft Steve
Hodges, Microsoft Research Cambridge Eyal Ofek,
Microsoft Alex Butler, Microsoft Research
Cambridge Xiang Cao, Microsoft Research
Cambridge Billy Chen, Microsoft
PhotoelasticTouch:
Transparent Rubbery Tangible Interface using a LCD
and Photoelasticity Toshiki Sato, The
University of Electro-Communications Haruko
Mamiya, The University of Electro-Communications
Hideki Koike, The University of
Electro-Communications Kentaro Fukuchi, Japan
Science and Technology Agency
A Reconfigurable
Ferromagnetic Input Device Jonathan
Hook, Culture Lab, Newcastle University Stuart
Taylor, Microsoft Research Cambridge Alex
Butler, Microsoft Research Cambridge Nicolas
Villar, Microsoft Research Cambridge Shahram
Izadi, Microsoft Research Cambridge
A Practical Pressure
Sensitive Keyboard Paul H. Dietz,
Microsoft Benjamin Eidelson, Microsoft Jonathan Westhues, Microsoft Steven Bathiche,
Microsoft
3:30-4:00pm
Break
4:00-5:00pm
Papers Session 3: The
Third Dimension Session Chair:
Joe Marks, The Walt Disney Company
EverybodyLovesSketch: 3D
Sketching for a Broader Audience
Seok-Hyung Bae, University of Toronto
Ravin Balakrishnan, University of Toronto Karan
Singh, University of Toronto
A Screen-Space
Formulation for 2D and 3D Direct Manipulation
Jason L. Reisman, Perceptive Pixel Philip L.
Davidson, Perceptive Pixel Jefferson Y. Han,
Perceptive Pixel
5:00-5:45pm
One-minute Madness Xiang
Cao, Microsoft Research Cambridge -
Madness Chair
Papers Session 4: New
Solutions for Old Problems
Session Chair: Rob Miller, MIT CSAIL
Activity Analysis
Enabling Real-time Video Communication on Mobile
Phones for Deaf Users Neva Cherniavsky,
University of Washington Jaehong Chon,
University of Washington Jacob O. Wobbrock,
University of Washington Richard E. Ladner,
University of Washington Eve A. Riskin,
University of Washington
User Guided Audio
Selection from Complex Sound Mixtures
Paris Smaragdis, Adobe Systems
TapSongs: Tapping
Rhythm-Based Passwords on a Single Binary Sensor
Jacob O. Wobbrock, University of Washington
Collabio: A Game for
Annotating People within Social Networks
Michael Bernstein, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology Desney Tan, Microsoft Research
Greg Smith, Microsoft Research Mary Czerwinski,
Microsoft Research Eric Horvitz, Microsoft
Research
10:15-10:45am
Break
10:45-12:15pm
Papers Session 5: Mobile Magic
Session Chair: Jacob Wobbrock, University of
Washington
Disappearing Mobile
Devices Tao Ni, Hasso Plattner
Institute & Virginia Tech Patrick Baudisch,
Hasso Plattner Institute
SemFeel: A User
Interface with Semantic Tactile Feedback for
Mobile Touch-screen Devices Koji
Yatani, University of Toronto Khai Nhut Truong,
University of Toronto
Abracadabra:
Wireless, High-Precision, and Unpowered Finger
Input for Very Small Mobile Devices
Chris Harrison, Carnegie Mellon University
Scott E. Hudson, Carnegie Mellon University
Virtual Shelves:
Interactions with Orientation Aware Devices
Frank Chun Yat Li, University
of Toronto David Dearman,
University of Toronto Khai
N. Truong, University of
Toronto
12:15-2:00pm
Lunch
2:00-3:30pm
Papers
Session 6: Waiter, Can You Please
Bring Me a Fork?
Session Chair: Patrick
Baudisch, Hasso Plattner Institute
Bonfire: A Nomadic System for
Hybrid Laptop-Tabletop Interaction
Shaun K. Kane, University of
Washington Daniel Avrahami,
Intel Research Seattle
Jacob O. Wobbrock, University
of Washington Beverly
Harrison, Intel Research
Seattle Adam D. Rea, Intel
Research Seattle Matthai
Philipose, Intel Research
Seattle Anthony LaMarca,
Intel Research Seattle
Interactions in the Air:
Adding Further Depth to
Interactive Tabletops
Otmar Hilliges, Microsoft
Research Cambridge Shahram
Izadi, Microsoft Research
Cambridge
Andrew D. Wilson, Microsoft
Research Steve Hodges,
Microsoft Research Cambridge
Armando Garcia-Mendoza,
Microsoft Research Cambridge
Andreas Butz, University of
Munich
Augmenting Interactive Tables
with Mice & Keyboards
Björn Hartmann, Stanford
University Meredith Ringel Morris,
Microsoft Research Hrvoje
Benko, Microsoft Research
Andrew D. Wilson, Microsoft
Research
ARC-Pad: Absolute+Relative
Cursor Positioning for Large
Displays with a Mobile
Touchscreen David
C. McCallum, University of
Manitoba Pourang Irani,
University of Manitoba
3:30-4:00pm
Break
4:00-5:30pm
Papers
Session 7: Meat-Space
Session Chair: Paul André,
University of Southampton
Using fNIRS Brain Sensing in
Realistic HCI Settings:
Experiments and Guidelines
Erin Treacy Solovey, Tufts
University Audrey Girouard,
Tufts University Krysta
Chauncey, Tufts University
Leanne M. Hirshfield, Tufts
University Angelo Sassaroli,
Tufts University Feng Zheng,
Tufts University Sergio
Fantini, Tufts University
Robert J.K. Jacob, Tufts
University
Enabling Always-Available
Input with Muscle-Computer
Interfaces T.
Scott Saponas, University of
Washington Desney S.
Tan, Microsoft Research Dan
Morris, Microsoft Research
Ravin Balakrishnan, University
of Toronto Jim Turner,
Microsoft James A. Landay,
University of Washington
Optically Sensing Tongue
Gestures for Computer Input
T. Scott Saponas, University
of Washington Daniel Kelly,
University of Washington
Babak A. Parviz, University of
Washington Desney S. Tan,
Microsoft Research
Papers
Session 8: A.I./U.I.
Session Chair: Dan Weld,
University of Washington
Sikuli: Using GUI Screenshots for
Search and Automation
Tom
Yeh, MIT CSAIL Tsung-Hsiang
Chang, MIT CSAIL Robert C.
Miller, MIT CSAIL
CommunityCommands: Command
Recommendations for Software
Applications
Justin Matejka,
Autodesk Research Wei Li,
Autodesk Research Tovi
Grossman, Autodesk Research
George Fitzmaurice, Autodesk
Research
Mining Web Interactions to
Automatically Create MashUps
Jeffrey P. Bigham, University
of Rochester Ryan S.
Kaminsky, University of
Washington Jeffrey Nichols,
IBM Almaden Research Center
12:00-1:30pm
Lunch
1:30-2:45am
Papers
Session 9:I Walk the
Line Session
Chair: Ed Chi, PARC
Relaxed Selection Techniques for
Querying Time-Series Graphs
Christian Holz, Hasso Plattner
Institute Steven Feiner,
Columbia University
Integrated Videos and Maps for
Driving Directions
Billy Chen, Microsoft Boris
Neubert, University of
Konstanz Eyal Ofek,
Microsoft Oliver Deussen,
University of Konstanz
Michael F. Cohen, Microsoft
Research
Perceptual Interpretation of
Ink Annotations on Line Charts
Nicholas Kong, University of
California, Berkeley
Maneesh Agrawala, University
of California, Berkeley
2:45-3:15pm
Break
3:15-4:30am
Papers
Session 10: The Tangled Web We
Weave Session
Chair: Krzysztof Gajos, Harvard
University
Changing How People View Changes
on the Web Jaime
Teevan, Microsoft Research Susan T. Dumais,
Microsoft Research Daniel
J. Liebling, Microsoft
Research Richard L. Hughes,
Microsoft Research
Overview Based Example
Selection in Mixed Initiative
Interactive Concept Learning
Saleema Amershi, University of
Washington James Fogarty,
University of Washington
Ashish Kapoor, Microsoft
Research Desney Tan,
Microsoft Research
The Web Page as a WYSIWYG
End-User Customizable
Database-Backed Information
Management Application
David R. Karger,
MIT CSAIL Scott Ostler, MIT
CSAIL Ryan Lee, MIT CSAIL
4:30-5:00pm
Town Hall Meeting
Demos
Touch-Display
Keyboards and their
Integration with
Graphical User
Interfaces Florian
Block, Lancaster
University Hans Gellersen,
Lancaster University Matthew Oppenheim,
Lancaster University
Nicolas Villar,
Microsoft Research
Cambridge
Squeezing the
Sandwich: A Mobile
Pressure-Sensitive
Two-Sided Multi-Touch
Prototype Georg Essl, University of Michigan
Michael Rohs,
Deutsche Telekom Laboratories Sven Kratz,
Deutsche Telekom
Laboratories
Weight-Shifting
Mobiles:
One-Dimensional
Gravitational Displays
in Mobile Phones Fabian Hemmert, Deutsche Telekom Laboratories
Susann Hamann,
Deutsche Telekom
Laboratories Matthias Löwe, Deutsche Telekom Laboratories Anne Wohlauf,
Deutsche Telekom Laboratories Gesche Joost, Deutsche Telekom Laboratories
Vision-based Input
Interface for Mobile
Devices with
High-speed Fingertip
Tracking Yuki Hirobe,
University of Tokyo
Takehiro Niikura,
University of Tokyo Yoshihiro Watanabe,
University of Tokyo Takashi Komuro,
University of Tokyo Masatoshi
Ishikawa,
University of Tokyo
A
Toolkit for Developing
Haptic Interfaces -
Control Dial Based on
Electromagnetic
Brake Ron Jagodzinski,
Hochschule für Gestaltung Schwäbisch Gmünd
Götz Wintergerst,
Hochschule für Gestaltung Schwäbisch Gmünd
Daichi's Painting:
Brushing Up Painting
Skills with
Brush Device Mai Otsuki,
Ritsumeikan University
Masashi Tsukadaira,
Ritsumeikan University Asako Kimura,
Ritsumeikan University Fumihisa Shibata,
Ritsumeikan University Hideyuki Tamura, Ritsumeikan
University
GliFlix: Using
Movie Subtitles for
Language Learning Nathan Sakunkoo,
Stanford University
Pattie Sakunkoo,
Stanford
University
The
Birdlime Icon:
Improving Target
Acquisition by
Dynamically Stretching
Target Shape Takayuki Tsukitani,
Osaka University
Kazuki
Takashima, Osaka
University Motoo Asahi,
Osaka University Yuichi Itoh,
Osaka University Yoshifumi Kitamura,
Osaka University Fumio Kishino,
Osaka University
Run
Chicken Run: Physical
Metaphor Augmented
Wearable
Movement-Based
Interaction Fangtian Ying,
Zhejiang University
Milan Ye,
Zhejiang University Pengcheng Zhu,
Zhejiang University Zhao He,
Zhejiang University Lining Yao,
Zhejiang University Yan Shi, Zhejiang
University
Affect-Driven
Emotional Expression
with the Haptic
Creature Steve Yohanan,
University of British Columbia
Joseph Hall, University of British Columbia Karon MacLean,
University of British Columbia
Elizabeth Croft,
University of British
Columbia Machiel Van der Loos, University of British Columbia Matthew Baumann, University of British Columbia
Jonathan Chang, University of British Columbia
Dana Nielsen, University of British Columbia
Susana Zoghbi, University of British Columbia
Demos
accompanying full papers/tech
notes
EverybodyLovesSketch:
3D Sketching for a
Broader
Audience
Seok-Hyung Bae,
University of
Toronto Ravin
Balakrishnan,
University of Toronto
Karan Singh,
University of Toronto
Collabio: A Game for
Annotating People
within Social
Networks
Michael
Bernstein,
Massachusetts
Institute of
Technology
Desney Tan, Microsoft
Research Greg
Smith, Microsoft
Research Mary
Czerwinski,
Microsoft Research
Eric Horvitz, Microsoft
Research
Activity Analysis
Enabling Real-time
Video Communication on
Mobile Phones for Deaf
Users
Neva Cherniavsky,
University of
Washington
Jaehong Chon,
University of
Washington
Jacob O. Wobbrock,
University of
Washington
Richard E. Ladner,
University of
Washington Eve
A. Riskin,
University of
Washington
A
Practical Pressure
Sensitive Computer
Keyboard
Paul H. Dietz,
Microsoft
Benjamin
Eidelson,
Microsoft
Jonathan Westhues,
Microsoft
Steven Bathiche,
Microsoft
Interactions in the
Air: Adding Further
Depth to Interactive
Tabletops
Otmar Hilliges,
Microsoft Research
Cambridge
Shahram Izadi, Microsoft
Research Cambridge
Andrew D. Wilson,
Microsoft Research
Steve Hodges,
Microsoft Research
Cambridge
Armando
Garcia-Mendoza,
Microsoft Research
Cambridge
Andreas
Butz, University
of Munich
Relaxed Selection
Techniques for
Querying Time-Series
Graphs Christian Holz,Hasso
Plattner Institute Steven Feiner,
Columbia University
A
Reconfigurable
Ferromagnetic Input
Device
Jonathan Hook,
Culture Lab,
Newcastle University
Stuart Taylor,
Microsoft Research
Cambridge Alex
Butler, Microsoft
Research Cambridge
Nicolas Villar,
Microsoft Research
Cambridge
Shahram Izadi,
Microsoft Research
Cambridge
The
Web Page as a WYSIWYG
End-User Customizable
Database-Backed
Information Management
Application David
R. Karger, MIT
CSAIL Scott Ostler, MIT
CSAIL Ryan
Lee,
MIT CSAIL
Contact Area
Interaction with
Sliding Widgets Tomer
Moscovich,
Microsoft Research -
INRIA Joint Centre
PhotoelasticTouch:
Transparent Rubbery
Tangible Interface
using an LCD and
Photoelasticity
Toshiki Sato,
The University of
Electro-Communications
Haruko Mamiya, The
University of
Electro-Communications
Hideki Koike, The
University of
Electro-Communications
Kentaro Fukuchi,
Japan Science and
Technology Agency
Changing How People
View Changes on the
Web
Jaime Teevan,
Microsoft Research
Susan T. Dumais,
Microsoft Research
Daniel J. Liebling, Microsoft Research
Richard L. Hughes,
Microsoft Research
Mouse 2.0:
Multi-touch
Meets the
Mouse
Nicolas
Villar,
Microsoft
Research
Cambridge
Shahram Izadi,
Microsoft
Research
Cambridge
Dan Rosenfeld,
Microsoft
Hrvoje Benko,
Microsoft
Research
John Helmes,
Microsoft
Research
Cambridge
Jonathan
Westhues,
Microsoft
Steve Hodges,
Microsoft
Research
Cambridge
Eyal Ofek,
Microsoft
Alex Butler,
Microsoft
Research
Cambridge
Xiang Cao,
Microsoft
Research
Cambridge
Billy Chen,
Microsoft
SemFeel: A
User Interface
with Semantic
Tactile
Feedback for
Mobile
Touch-screen
Devices
Koji
Yatani,
University of
Toronto
Khai Nhut
Truong,
University of
Toronto
Sikuli: Using
GUI
Screenshots
for Search and
Automation
Tom Yeh,
MIT CSAIL
Tsung-Hsiang
Chang, MIT
CSAIL
Robert C.
Miller,
MIT CSAIL
Posters
I feel so 1323
today: Capturing,
Portraying, and
Interpreting
Well-being Online Paul André,
University of Southampton
mc schraefel,
University of
Southampton
Alan Dix,
University of
Lancaster
SpikeNav:
Using Stylus Tilt in
Three-Dimensional
Navigation Robert
Bridson,
University of British
Columbia, Exotic
Matter
Integrating
Speech and Touch to
Alleviate Screen Size
and Input Constraints
in Mobile Devices Jesse
Cirimele, Stanford
University Scott Klemmer,
Stanford
University
iCanDraw? : A
Methodology for Using
Assistive Sketch
Recognition to Improve
a User's Drawing
Abilitybr
Daniel Dixon,
Texas A&M University
Manoj
Prasad, Texas A&M
University
Tracy Hammond,
Texas A&M University
What
Would Other
Programmers Do?
Suggesting Solutions
to Error Messages Björn
Hartmann, Stanford
University Daniel
MacDougall, Stanford University Scott R. Klemmer,
Stanford
University
VirtualThumb:
One-Handed Multi-Touch
Emulation Technique on
Small Devices Sungjae Hwang,
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Kibeom Lee,
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology Changyoung Lim,
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Crowdsourcing
Interface for
Collecting
Correspondences of Web
Pages Juho Kim,
Stanford
University Ranjitha Kumar,
Stanford
University Scott
R. Klemmer, Stanford
University
Book
Flipping
Scanning
Takashi Nakashima,
University of Tokyo
Yoshihiro
Watanabe,
University of Tokyo Takashi Komuro,
University of
Tokyo
Masatoshi Ishikawa,
University of
Tokyo
Epistemically Active
Adaptive User
Interfaces Syavash Nobarany,
Simon Fraser University
Mona Haraty, Simon Fraser University Brian Fisher,
Simon Fraser University Steve DiPaola,
Simon Fraser University
Improving the
UI Design of Indoor
Navigation Maps Arto Puikkonen,
Nokia Research Center Merja Haveri, Nokia Research Center Ari-Heikki Sarjanoja,
Nokia Research Center Jussi Huhtala,
Nokia Research Center Jonna Häkkilä,
Nokia Research Center
A
Toolkit for Easy
Development of Mobile
Robot Applications
with Visual Markers
and a Ceiling
Camera Daisuke Sakamoto,
University of Tokyo, JST ERATO IGARASHI Design UI Project
Jun Kato, University of Tokyo, JST ERATO IGARASHI Design UI Project Masahiko Inami,
Keio University, JST ERATO IGARASHI Design UI Project
Takeo Igarashi,
University of Tokyo,
JST ERATO IGARASHI
Design UI Project
Notes
that Float: Applying
Content and Context
Features to Facilitate
Flexible Reminding in
Notes-to-Self Max Van Kleek,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Katrina Panovich,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Greg Vargas, Massachusetts Institute of Technology David Karger, Massachusetts Institute of Technology mc schraefel,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mission Data Linking
Using Web
Paradigms Michael Wallick,
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Guy Pyrzak, NASA Ames Research Center Melissa Ludowise,
NASA Ames Research Center
Synchronized Video: An
Interface for
Harmonizing Video with
Body
Movements Yoshihiro Watanabe,
University of Tokyo
Hiroaki Ohno,
University of Tokyo Takashi Komuro,
University of
Tokyo
Masatoshi Ishikawa,
University of Tokyo
SWAT:
Stateful Web
Augmentation
Toolkit Matthew Webber,
Massachusetts
Institute of
Technology Robert Miller,
Massachusetts
Institute of
Technology
Global
Information Gatherer:
Helping Students
Manage
Information Peter Wolf,
University of Montana
Matthew Hagedal,
University of
Montana Yolanda Jacobs Reimer,
University of Montana
Doctoral
Symposium
Supporting Reading
Activities with
Multi-Display Reading
Devices Nicholas Chen,
University of Maryland, College Park
Designing Personal
Informatics
Applications and Tools
that Facilitate
Monitoring of
Behaviors Ian Li,
Carnegie Mellon University
TurKit:
Tools for Iterative
Tasks on Mechanical
Turk Greg Little, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Supporting Designers
in the Creation of
Multi-Device User
Interfaces Jan Meskens,
Hasselt University
Using
Your Brain for
Human-Computer
Interaction Erin Treacy
Solovey, Tufts University
A
Pen-centric System to
Support the Design
Process on Tangible
Media Hyunyoung Song,
University of Maryland, College Park
Leveraging Finger for
Natural Interaction
with Direct-Touch
Surfaces Feng Wang,
Kochi University of Technology
Towards Designing User
Interfaces on Mobile
Touch-screen Devices
for People with Visual
Impairment Koji Yatani, University of Toronto
Sponsored Demos
Sponsor: Autodesk
Research
Command recommender system, Analytical Drawing
System, Advanced UI
features in Autodesk
products, and
Sculpting application
with multi-touch
George Fitzmaurice,
Autodesk Research
Gord Kurtenbach,
Autodesk Research
Tovi Grossman,
Autodesk Research
Wei Li, Autodesk
Research Ryan
Schmidt, Autodesk
Research / U. of
Toronto Hans
Kellner, Autodesk
Sponsor:
Wacom Technology Corp.
Hands On with Wacom
Natural Input Susan Adam,
Wacom Technology
Corp. Daniel
Tower, Wacom
Technology Corp.
Sponsor:
Ricoh Innovations Inc.
Bringing
Interactivity to
Electrophoretic (slow)
Displays
John Barrus, Ricoh
Innovations, Inc.
Sponsor:
Nokia Research Center
Lenses: Bringing
Relevant Mobile
Information Into Focus
Tim Sohn,
Nokia Research
Center
Sponsor:
Adobe Systems
Example-Centric
Programming:
Integrating Web Search
into the Development
Environment
Joel
Brandt,
Adobe Systems and
Stanford University
Mira Dontcheva,
Adobe Systems
Sponsor: IBM
Research
Sharing and Reusing Web Activity with ActionShot
Jeffrey
Nichols, IBM
Research - Almaden
