- From: m.c. schraefel <mc@unitboy.com>
- Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2004 10:35:35 +0000
- To: semantic-photolist@unitboy.com
It would be great to see several papers from the photo project submitted to this workshop (Preliminary) Call for Participation Interaction Design and the Semantic Web The First International Workshop on Interaction Design and the Semantic Web will be held in conjunction with the WWW conference, NY NY May 18-19 2004 (date to be confirmed by WWW workshop chairs) The preliminary call for papers is at the following address http://interaction.ecs.soton.ac.uk/idsw04/ Special Guests: Jim Hendler and Ben Shneiderman We're looking for participants on both sides of the interface to participate The goal of the workshop is * Through a discussion between interaction design and Semantic Web researchers, to explore the specific research issues for interaction design in the Semantic Web space. * To build bridges for collaboration between interaction design and Semantic Web researchers. This workshop is an opportunity for Interaction Design and Semantic Web researchers to meet and explore what is interesting and what is possible, to exchange problem cases from knowledge building tools for non-specialists to application affordances for generic browsers to formal interaction models for representing semantically associated information. The goal of the workshop is to share ideas, experiences and to chart new territory, and especially to create opportunities for collaboration among research communities. In particular, we want 1. to begin to define what are the particular attributes of the Semantic Web that we can specify new research challenges for Interaction Designers. 2. to create an ongoing bridge between research communities. Submissions (Deadline, March 31) To facilitate participation, discussion and bridge building, there are 4 types of submissions: * Position papers (4-8 pages) Position papers will be a place to explore possible design methods or to describe issues within the Semantic Web space that would benefit from the availability of appropriate UI models. * Technical Briefings (4 pages) Research that has created specific tools or working API's for interaction with semantic web; blueprints or models for API's; languages for expressing interaction in the Semantic Web. * Posters and Demonstrations (2 pages) Example applications that either demonstrate an interaction design specifically modelled for a Semantic Web application, or are in search of interaction design to better support the application (examples of visually effective posters) * Case studies (6-8 pages) Can include work in progress. To look at the case studies where semantic web researchers and interaction designers have already been working together. The focus of these papers should be on the issues surrounding connecting the interaction design to the semantic web system. We plan to have selected post workshop papers published in a special issue of the Journal of Digital Information (JoDI) More info and updates will be at http://interaction.ecs.soton.ac.uk/idsw04/ ================================== This is the TEMPORARY discussion list for the W3 Semantic-Photo History Project. For questions, contact greg@fotonotes.net. Subscribe Instructions To: semantic-photolist-request@unitboy.com Body: subscribe Unsubscribe Instructions To: semantic-photolist-request@unitboy.com Body: unsubscribe Help To: semantic-photolist-request@unitboy.com Body: help
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