In 2020 the IHC introduces a novelty. The track of short papers was replaced by the Insightful Ideas and Emerging Results track, bringing as main change the focus of the papers that can be submitted in this track.
The Insightful Ideas and Emerging Results track invites the submission of papers that present new and inspiring ideas with promising future results, informed positions, critical discussions, preliminary results, as well as work in progress with relevant contributions to the HCI community. The Insightful Ideas and Emerging Results track intends to promote discussions of high relevance to the HCI research area. Submissions must contain an original contribution not published in another forum or subject to review for other conferences or publications.
Papers may be written either in Portuguese or in English and must follow the full papers template (MS Word users must carefully follow the Interim layout.docx template and LaTex users must follow the sample-sigplan.tex template). Submissions must be anonymous and contain from 5 to 6 pages (including figures, tables, diagrams, bibliography, and annexes). Authors must submit their papers in PDF format via the JEMS system.
Each submission will be reviewed by at least three experienced researchers. In case of disparities and inconsistencies between reviews, the submission will be meta reviewed by a senior researcher to support the final decision. The articles will be evaluated based on their novelty, relevance, technical and methodological solidity, and clarity in the presentation of ideas.
Accepted papers on track Insightful Ideas and Emerging Results in HCI will be published in the Proceedings of IHC 2020 and will be indexed online. Paper publication is subject to the registration of at least one of the authors in the "Professional" category. When there is not a paid registration in the "Professional" category, at least 1 (one) author must pay the additional publication fee on top of his/her current registration.
For the publication of more than one paper linked to a same registration, the publication fee will also be charged for each extra paper.
At least one author of accepted papers must register to IHC 2020 and present the paper in a technical session. Only after the effective registration will the approved work be included in the program and in the Proceedings of the event (ACM Digital Library).
Submission deadline for abstracts: Jun 29th, 2020 Jul 06th, 2020
Submission deadline: Jul 4th, 2020 Jul 13th, 2020
Notification of results: Sep 11th, 2020
Submission of camera-ready: Sep 18th, 2020
| Título | Autores |
| NO to Violence Against Any Woman!: Requirements for Inclusive Mobile Applications to Denounce Domestic Violence | Polianna Paim, Laura Sánchez García, Elissandra Pereira |
| Pesquisa de IHC na construção de instrumentos musicais digitais: erros e acertos | Rômulo Vieira, Flávio Schiavoni, Gabriel Lopes Rocha, Rafael Almeida |
| Meetings without Borders: uma Análise de Gênero de Sistemas para Reuniões de Trabalho Online | Karen Ribeiro |
| Evaluating Machine Translation Systems for Brazilian Sign Language in the Treatment of Critical Grammatical Aspects | Luana Reis, Tiago Maritan, Yuska Paola Costa Aguiar, Manuella Aschoff |
| Essa persona me representa? Investigando uma abordagem para geração automática de personas baseada em questionários e Clusterização | Karina Branco, Rhenara Alves, Francisco Luciano Quirino da Silva, Jacilane Rabelo, Anna Beatriz Marques |
| Analyzing the Application of the Privacy Design Model in WhatsApp - A Case Study | Mariana Santos, Raquel Prates, Maria Villela |
| "Is anybody there?": Exploring the use and difficulties of Brazilians with Conversational Systems | Guilherme Guerino, Natasha Valentim |
| Sistema para Identificação de Pragas e Doenças na Cultura da Soja por meio de Linguagem Natural | Carolinne Faria, Cinthyan Renata Barbosa |
| InteraHeu: heurísticas para interação tecnológica em eventos | Genildo Gomes, Thais Castro, Rosiane de FreitasR, Bruno Gadelha |
| EmpathyAut: An Empathy Map for People with Autism | Aurea Melo, Jonathas dos Santos, Luis Rivero, Raimundo Barreto |
| PersonasAut: a Personas Model for People with Autism Spectrum Desorder | Aurea Melo, Jonathas dos Santos, Luis Rivero, Raimundo Barreto |
| Visualização de dados em pauta: explorando a comunicabilidade de dashboards criados a partir ferramentas de Business Intelligence | Felipe Nunes, Claiton Correa, Alessandra Jandrey, Allan Silva, Daniel Guimarães, Matheus Jardim Bernardes, Afonso Sales, Milene Silveira |
| Analisando Perfis de Usuários pelos seus Requisitos de Explicabilidade em Sistemas Interativos | Henrique Louzada, Gabriel Chaves, Lesandro Ponciano |
| Reflexões sobre o papel dos nudges na interação humano-computador para mudança de comportamento | José Adson Cunha, Yuska Paola Costa Aguiar |
| UX Trek: Uma jornada pós-interação em logs de experiências imersivas | Leonardo Marques, Mauro Amazonas, Willian Assuncao, Thais Castro, Luciana Zaina, Bruno Gadelha, Tayana Conte |
| LocaLibras: An Inclusive Geolocation Application | Samara Pimentel, Paulo de Almeida Ferreira, Luciano Teran, Marcelle Mota |
| Beauty Tech Nails: towards interaction and functionality | Ada Araujo, Katia Vega, Thaís Helena Chaves de Castro, Bruno Gadelha |
| Avaliação de mecanismos de locomoção em realidade virtual imersiva | Eduardo Tanaka, Tiago Paula, Alisson Silva, Victor Antunes, Leonardo Domingues, Lucimara Almeida, Alex Alves, Roberta Oliveira |
| Método Signifying API no contexto de sistemas polystore: um estudo de caso com o BigDAWG | Carlos Gracioli Neto, Luciana Salgado, Victor Stroele, Daniel de Oliveira |
| Systemic View of Human-Data Interaction: a case study with a COVID-19 visualization platform | Bernardo Ferrari, Deógenes Silva Junior, Roberto Pereira |
| Terminei, só falta avaliar! Uma estratégia para obter feedback especializado da comunidade brasileira de IHC | Nayana Carneiro, Windson Viana, Ticianne Darin |
| Vovó Quarentine e o letramento digital em tempos de distanciamento social | Kamila Rodrigues, Lucas Onuki, Danillo Xavier, Sidnei Gazola, Maria da Graca Campos Pimentel |
| Como o uso de Senhas Coloridas pode melhorar a Usabilidade de Sistemas de Votação via Internet e Resistentes à Coerção | Matheus Leite, Roberto Samarone Araujo, Alberto Sobrinho, André Silva Neto, Gabriela Maximino, Jacques Traore |