Program / Schedule

EduCHI 2024 registration is now open! For rates and instructions on registering for the symposium, visit educhi2024.educhi.org/registration/.

At-A-Glance Schedule

Below is the tentative schedule for EduCHI 2024. All times are listed in local New York time (EDT / UTC -4).

TimeWed June 5Thu June 6Fri June 7
8:00 – 9:00Check-in/registerCoffee/tea + Breakfast
9:00 – 10:00Welcome + Opening KeynotePaper Session
10:00 – 10:30Coffee/tea breakCoffee/tea break
10:30 – 12:00Paper SessionInteractive session / World Cafe Discussion
12:00 – 2:00Pedagogy Workshop (1:00 start)Lunch (not provided)Lunch (not provided)
2:00 – 3:30Pedagogy WorkshopPaper SessionPaper Session
3:30 – 4:00Pedagogy WorkshopCoffee/tea breakCoffee/tea break
4:00 – 5:00Pedagogy Workshop (4:30 end)Paper SessionClosing Town Hall
5:00 – 7:00Welcome Reception
(in-person access only)
Social event at Market 57 [View on Map]
[in-person access only
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Social event at The Whitney Museum [View on Map]
[in-person access only]

List of Accepted Papers

Below is a list of accepted papers grouped by submission type. This list is subject to change, pending author confirmations.

Research Papers

TitleAuthors
Understanding Ethical Thinking in Design Education: A Linkographic StudyS. Ahuja, J. Kumar
What’s in a Social Computing Course: Analyzing Computer and Information Science SyllabiC. Delcourt, S. Venkatagiri, E. Chandrasekharan

Provocations/Unsolved Challenges

TitleAuthors
Education in HCI Outdoors: A Diary Study ApproachJ. Fan, M. Saaty, D. McCrickard
Themes, Lenses, and Materials: Three Perspectives on HCI Program DevelopmentC. Gray, A. Toombs
“Off-Label” Use: Incorporating Unanticipated Uses of Generative AI into HCI EducationM. Maceli, N. Smith, G. Bhakta
The Elasticity of Storytelling: An Unsolved Challenge in HCI EducationC. MacDonald, C. Putnam, E. Rose, R. Zapata

Teachable Moments

TitleAuthors
Metacognitive Strategies to Foster Interculturally-Aware Design CompetencyI. Obi, C. Gray, P. Parsons, A. Toombs, S. Naik, M. Jo, P. Mondan
Navigating Complexity: Implementing a “Buckets and Lenses” Approach to Cultivate Adaptive Thinkers in HCIA. Toombs, P. Parsons
Making (Non-)Sense–A Playful and Explorative Approach to Teaching AI Intuition for the Design of Sensor-Based InteractionsR. Flechtner, J. Kilian
The Potential and Implications of Generative AI on HCI EducationA. Kharrufa, I. Johnson
Present/Future Objects: Creating Material Knowledge in Speculative DesignN. Smith
Teaching Mechanisms and Conditions of Affordances: Pitfalls and Best Practice when applying it to HCIJ. Frich, L. Hansen
Teaching Software to Diverse UX Design Cohorts: From Flipped Classrooms to Computer-Based ScaffoldingM. Iantorno, V. Pandeliev