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Workshop
on Social Adaptive User Interfaces (SoAUI'07) September 11, 2007 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. jointly with INTERACT 2007 |
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Adaptive User Interfaces (AUI)
should automatically and dynamically customize themselves to the needs
of individual human users and the application environment. An AUI
adjusts dynamically to fit the user profile and usage context.
Considering current technological advancements, direct physical contact
is no longer necessary for the interaction and communication among
users. It is being increasingly replaced by applications like voice
mail, instant messaging, email etc. All these interactions take place
through the user interface. The UI is therefore a virtual dialog
partner in a global village. AUIs play an important role in this scenario, for instance, in applications like Assisted Living where old people have to interact with multiple UIs in their homes, making UI their sole communication partner! Therefore, there are very important social and cultural challenges in the design of AUIs. Questions arise like: To what extent should the UI be adaptive? Which social issues should be considered? How does adaptation affect society? It is therefore necessary to include cultural, social and even cognitive aspects into the adaptation facilities provided to the users. This workshop focuses on discussing the effective inclusion of these aspects along with their impact and benefits. GoalThe goal of this workshop is to bring together researchers from the domains of user interface design, cognitive science and practitioners from public information services and international companies to discus social issues related to adaptive UI. By having this narrow focus, this workshop provides a special discussion room for this sensitive issue. This workshop is organized jointly with INTERACT 2007 which the main focus on Socially-Responsible Interaction. Topics of InterestTopics of interest include, but are not limited to:
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