List of Workshops

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No.	Title and organisers	Saturday, 20th		Sunday, 21st		Fees (Rs.)
		am	pm	am	pm
W1	HCI aspects of information visualisation in industrial Software Systems - Sanjay Tripathi, Gaurav Bhargva, Wagesh Kulkarni	x	x			800
W2	HCI education in India - Ravi Poovaiah, Beena Chintalapuri, Pradeep Yammiyavar, Nitin Urdhwareshe, Yogesh Deshpande, Atul Joshi, Debasis Samanta, Anupam Agrawal, Apala Lahiri, Anirudha Joshi	x	x			800
W3	A national UX conference and national UX body in India - Girish Prabhu, Sandeep Datar, Sanjay Tripathi, Anirudha Joshi, Dinesh Katre				x	500
W4	Cancelled
W5	Cancelled
W6	Modelling for accessibility personalization in HCI - Julio Abascal, Myriam Arrue, Nestor Garay	x	x			800
W7	Cancelled
W8	Designing for Social Impact and Social Innovations - Selvan Thandapani, Khitiz Anand			x	x	800

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List of Tutorials

No.	Title and tutors	Saturday, 20th		Sunday, 21st		Fees (Rs.)
		am	pm	am	pm
T1	Intellectual Property Rights: Protecting and monetizing our ideas and designs - Suyog Deshpande			x		2,500
T2	Cancelled					-
T3	New modes of interaction - Keyur Sorathia			x	x	3,500
T4	Computer-Supported Cooperative Work - Tom Gross		x			3,000
T5	Cancelled					-
T6	Right Fidelity Rapid Prototyping Using MS Excel - Ganesh Gaikwad	x				2,000
T7	Cancelled					-
T8	Cancelled					-
T9	Cancelled					-
T10	Cancelled					-
T11	Classical think aloud evaluation of Human Computer Interaction - Torkil Clemmensen			x	x	5,000
T12	Cancelled					-
T13	Gesture Analysis - Sumantra Dutta Roy, Santanu Chaudhury (coming soon)		x			3,000
T14	Cancelled					-
T15	Best Practices - Eye Tracking and Behavioral Research in Design and Usability: Make Perception Tangible - Christian Lappe, Wilko Dijksma, Amitoj Singh	x	x			5,000
T16	Tips for Effective Usability Testing in India - Abhay Rautela			x		3,000

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Call for Workshops

A workshop is like a mini-conference within the conference. It is a chance for attendees with common interests to meet for a focused discussion. A workshop may give an opportunity to move a new field forward and build community. A workshop might address research, practice, methodologies, application areas, innovations, management issues or education. (Workshops are not teaching events – those would be tutorials described below.)

Each workshop should generate ideas that will give the community a new way of thinking about the topic or that suggest promising directions for future research or practice. Each workshop will be given a 15-minute slot during the main conference to share ideas and conclusions with the rest of the attendees. A workshop may be one-day or two-days long. A conference-attendee needs to register separately for attending a workshop (and some conference attendees may choose to attend the workshops only and skip the conference).

Those who would like to organise a workshop should send a 200-word description of their workshop to admin@indiahci.in. The co-chairs will review and accept the best proposals and publicise them on the conference web site. The organisers are free to popularise their workshops elsewhere.

Call for Tutorials

A tutorial allows attendees to learn something new from one or more experts. The expert(s) may be academicians, researchers or practitioners who have developed a particular technique or a tool that they would like to share. Tutorials can be aimed at a particular community of attendees or they can be more broadly targeted. They can be designed for novices or experts. A tutorial may be half-day, one-day or two-days long. Participants will need to register for tutorials separately. The conference will share a part of the revenue with the tutorial instructors (so this could be a way to fund your participation in the conference).

To offer a tutorial the experts need to send a 300-word description of their tutorial, a short biography of themselves and the maximum and minimum number of participants they would accept in their tutorial to admin@indiahci.in. The chairs will review and accept the best proposals and publish them on the conference web site. The experts are expected to promote their tutorials in addition to this.

Co-chairs
Anirudha Joshi (IIT Bombay, India)
Atul Joshi (Design Incubator, India)
Shashank Deshpande (Clarice Technologies, India)
Zhengjie Liu (Dalian Maritime University, China)