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Mobile HCI 2001

THIRD INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON
HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION WITH MOBILE DEVICES

10 September 2001, Lille, France
An IHM-HCI 2001 Workshop
www.mobilehci.org
www.wap.mobilehci.org

SOME SPACES STILL AVAILABLE

The last few years have seen the development and marketing of a vast range 
of mobile computing devices. Ranging from ever smaller laptops through 
palmtops to WAP phones and digital devices such as cameras, these devices 
share a common problem: attempting to give users access to powerful 
computing services and resources through small devices, which typically 
have tiny visual displays, poor audio facilities and limited input 
techniques. They also introduce new challenges such as designing for 
intermittent & expensive network access and design for position aware & 
context sensitive devices.

The Mobile HCI workshop series provides a forum for academics and 
practitioners to discuss the challenges and potential solutions for 
effective interaction with mobile systems. It is intended to cover the 
design, evaluation and applications of techniques and approaches for all 
mobile computing devices. This workshop builds on the success of the 
previous two International Workshops on Human Computer Interaction with 
Mobile Devices held in Glasgow in May 1998 and Edinburgh in August, 1999 at 
INTERACT 99. It will run as part of the IHM-HCI 2001 conference in Lille, 
France.

Short papers will be presented (half as posters and half as talks) on the 
following subjects:
  - Investigating Context-aware Information Push vs. Information Pull to 
Tourists
  - Evaluating Interface Design Choices on WAP Phones: Single-choice List 
Selection and  Navigation among Cards
RSVP Browser: Web Browsing on Small Screen Devices
  - Enhancing the Reading Experience: Using Adaptive and Sonified RSVP for 
Reading on Small Displays
  - Audio GPS:spatial audio in a minimal attention interface
  - PocketCERO mobile interfaces for service robots
  - Citywide: supporting interactive digital experiences across physical space
  - Customizing Graphics for Tiny Displays of Mobile Devices
  - Patterns of Mobile Interaction
  - Context-Phonebook - Extending Mobile Phone Applications with Context
  - Mobile Devices as Props in Daily Role Playing
  - Shaping the Future of Mobile Devices
  - Design issues in distributed interaction supporting tools: mobile 
devices in an ATC Working Position
  - Information Representations for Shared Communication Spaces
  - Web Clipping: Compression Heuristics for Displaying Text on a PDA
  - Disorganization and How to Support it Reflections on the Design of 
Wireless Information Devices
  - Analogue styled user interfaces: An exemplified set of principles 
intended to improve aesthetic qualities in use
  - Bridging Observation and Design in Concept Development for Mobile Services
  - Perceptually guided scrolling for reading continuous text on small 
screen devices
  - Smart CAPs for Smart Its - Context Detection for Mobile Users
  - Supporting Mobile Workgroups on a Wireless Campus
  - Scalable Support for Work Groups and Groupwork
  - Model-Based Design of Mobile User Interfaces.

    See http://www.cs.strath.ac.uk/~mdd/mobilehci/procs/ for draft proceedings.

It is possible for people to attend the workshop even though they have not 
submitted a paper.

REGISTRATION
The cost for the workshop is 500FF for IHM-HCI attendees (76 euros) and 
registration is through the standard IHM-HCI procedures - see
	http://www.bcs-hci.org.uk/ihm-hci2001/eng/mailingList.htm

CONTACT
Mark Dunlop
Computer Science
University of Strathclyde
Glasgow
Scotland G1 1XH
mailto:[log in to unmask]
www.mobilehci.org
www.wap.mobilehci.org


PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
Mark Dunlop, Strathclyde University, & Stephen Brewster, Glasgow 
University  (programme chairs)
Keith Cheverst, Lancaster University
Mikael Goldstein, Ericsson
Chris Johnson, University of Glasgow
Pekka Ketola, Nokia
David Morse, Open University
Paddy Nixon, University of Strathclyde
Albrecht Schmidt, Universität Karlsruhe
Matthias Schneider-Hufschmidt, Siemens
Peter Thomas, Serco eBusiness Solutions
John Forsyth, Symbian
Kaisa Vaananen, Nokia
Bruno von Niman, Ericsson Enterprise

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