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FIRST CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
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Usability and Evaluation Issues for Interactive Television: Developing a
Research Agenda
3 September 2002
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Call for participation in a one-day workshop at HCI2002, South Bank
University, London, U.K.

Tuesday 3 September 2002

Workshop web site: http://www.it.bton.ac.uk/staff/lp22/HCI2002.html

Organisers:
Lyn Pemberton, Judith Masthoff , Anxo Cereijo Roibas, Richard Griffiths
University of Brighton

Owen Daly-Jones
Serco Usability Services

Interactive television has the potential to make a deep impact on our
experience of television and our television-related social behaviour.
However, in order to be able to design usable iTV services that ensure a
positive experience for viewers, designers need to be sure which aspects of
the design knowledge relevant to other computer systems and to traditional
TV (embedded in models, tools, guidelines, etc.) are also relevant to iTV.
This will allow them to  modify and to fill in the gaps as necessary.

This workshop aims to bring together iTV developers and HCI specialists to
establish the current state of our knowledge in this area, to develop an HCI
research agenda for iTV and to identify and extend the research community.

The workshop is intended for practitioners working in iTV production and for
academics/HCI practitioners with interests in human computer interaction and
digital media production. If you would like to take part, please send us a
brief position paper of 1-2 pages, or a reference to an iTV product in which
you have been involved. Participants will be selected on the basis of their
interest in and familiarity with the topic. Position papers will be
circulated beforehand and posted on the Workshop web site. We shall
disseminate the workshop results at the conference via a poster and we
expect the discussion to develop collaboratively into a journal paper
setting an HCI research agenda for iTV.

Please send position papers or queries to Lyn Pemberton: [log in to unmask]

We can accept most formats, but please don't send LaTeX.
Deadline for admissions is August 2nd 2002. You will have a decision by
August 9th at the latest. If you need an early response, please let us know.


Dr Lyn Pemberton
Principal Lecturer
School of Information Management
University of Brighton
Lewes Rd, Brighton, BN2 4GJ
East Sussex, UK.

web: http://www.it.bton.ac.uk/staff/lp22/LynP.html
email: [log in to unmask]

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