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This course has been taught at CHI since 2017 and before that debuted at CHI PLAY in 2016 and was later adapted at SIGCHI summer schools and via invitations at several institutions and now online. It is highly popular with young CHI researchers. The instructor is also available to teach this course at your institution, and the course has been taught as part of research skills workshops across the world.
After months of working on it and on our own CHI papers in the HCI Games Group, I finally had time to cut and edit together the first episode of the How to Write CHI Papers podcast with many insightful interviews from 14 CHI rockstars Susan Dumais, Andrés Lucero, Erin Solovey, Effie Law, Andy Cockburn, …
This course has been taught at CHI three times and before that at CHI PLAY and SIGCHI summer schools and via invitations at several institutions. It is highly popular with young CHI researchers. The instructor is also available to teach this course at your institution and the course has been taught as part of research …
The CHI 2018 version of the course is listed below. CHI 2018 Schedule This course was taking place at CHI 2018 (Palais des Congrès de Montréal) in Room: 524C on Monday, 23rd of April 2018. CHI 2018 Course Unit 1 Time Content 11:30-11:40 Introduction and Goals 11:40-12:10 Micro Lecture: Structuring your Research 12:10-12:50 Tutorial: Dissecting …
CHI 2017 marked the premiere of this course at the CHI conference. It was taught in person and over the course of two units. CHI 2017 Schedule Writing Unit Schedule 9:30-10:50 Writing Unit 9:30-9:35 Intro and Goals 9:36-10:00 Micro Lecture: Clarity and Structure 10:01-10:20 Exercise: Structuring CHI Research 10:21-10:50 Exercise: Writing the Introduction Reviewing Unit …
This is the information that was given to participants at the 2016 course on how to write CHI papers. Please bring some examples from your own recent writing to this course. This can be a thesis abstract, some unpublished papers, or just something you have written recently.
I have had the pleasure of interviewing Professor Carl Gutwin from the University of Saskatchewan for this course (Carl has been papers chair of CHI in the past and has an incredible amount of experience in writing for SIGCHI conferences). Having worked with Carl at the University of Saskatchewan before, I knew that he was going to have some excellent advice for …
