Inclusive HCI
Second international workshop on inclusive human-computer interaction

MOTIVATION INCLUSIVE HCI WORKSHOP

This workshop aims to provide a platform for practitioners and scientists who are curious about the inclusive development of truly usable digital assistive technologies for persons with disability and other disadvantaged groups. Because while this technological advancement is key to leverage inclusion and participation, many barriers to its accessibility and usability still exist for those who would benefit most from it.

With this workshop, we want to create a lively ‘room’ wherein best practices and experiences can be discussed, where ideas on inclusive design and participative development approaches can be swapped and where the group can learn from each other about successes and failures so far. Therefore, we particularly invite those who are curious and open to exchanging ideas and knowledge in the interrelated field of technical, practical and social factors that are involved in the inclusive usability design of future (digital) assistive technology.

INTENDED AUDIENCE AND SUBMISSIONS

We welcome a broad range of interested applicants, including students, academics and professionals. Participants should be interested in empowering humans with new forms of human-computer interaction and shaping the next-generation of inclusive environments. We explicitly invite participants with different level of familiarity with the workshop topic. Prior experience in the field of inclusive HCI is helpful, but not required. Taking the diversity of the intended audience into account, we invite a broad variety of submissions. Generally, workshop position paper should describe a topic or challenge that can contribute to workshop discussions, including for example

Reports on ongoing or completed research projects,
Results from empirical studies,
Insights gained in case studies, or
A summary of personal experience.

Position papers should be written in the OzCHI conference template with a preferred length between 1 - 2 pages including references and submitted via e-mail to carsten.roecker@th-owl.de

WORKSHOP TOPICS

Methodology and Concepts

Usability of inclusive information systems
Ethical approaches to inclusive design
Co-production approaches/participative development methods
User experience and participatory design
Model-based design of inclusive systems
Evaluations of accessibility, usability, and user experience
Accessibility of intelligent environments
Human aspects of future and emerging technologies for inclusion
Design for people with special needs and disabilities

Applications and Technologies

Technologies and devices for inclusive systems
Software infrastructures and architectures for implementing inclusive applications
Inclusive interaction devices and (adaptive) interface concepts
Tools and design techniques for inclusive systems
Multidisciplinary or interdisciplinary design
Emotion and affective user interface
Adaptive and tangible user interfaces for inclusion
Special-needs based interaction and alternative interaction techniques
Personalized interaction
Augmented interaction
Assistive environments and robots
Inclusive human-robot interaction
Human-centered shared control and variable autonomy approaches
Unifying socially and physically assistive robotics
Accessibility of future and emerging technologies (i.e. mixed reality, robots, AI)

Social and Ethical Aspects

Accessibility and usability
User diversity and gender-specific design
Ethical and normative requirements
Privacy, security, and trust
Economical, legal, and environmental constraints
Technology acceptance and performance
Cultural aspects of inclusive systems
Social and political implications
Legal issues in inclusive applications

Inclusion of Special Groups

Inclusion beyond the borders (focusing on people in the Global South countries)
Inclusion beyond faith, religion, and spirituality (focusing on communities that are
religious/faith-based)
Inclusion of informalities (focusing on informal commerce, finance, sex work, etc.)

WORKSHOP SCHEDULE

Time 09:00 – 09:15
09:15 – 10:00 10:00 – 10:45 10:45 – 11:00 11:00 – 11:45
11:45 – 12:15
12:15 – 12:30

Agenda Welcome and introduction of participants Presentation of position papers and
identification of topics for group work sessions Ideation session (part 1) Mid-morning break Ideation session (part 2) Presentation and discussion of results from
ideation session Coordination of follow-up activities and
workshop closing