CHII Lectures

Looking for information on our past lectures? Our latest lecture was given by Dr. Sandy Hirsh from Microsoft Research.

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Upcoming Events

May 18-21, 2008

dg.o 2008: The 9th Annual International Digital Government Research Conference

Jochen Scholl, PI for our project Fully Mobile City Government (mCity), will be presenting new findings from the project at the conference in Montreal, Canada.

Events Archives

May 2007: dg.o 2007 : 8th Annual International Digital Government Research Conference
Jochen Scholl, PI for our project Fully Mobile City Government (mCity), will be presenting findings from the mCity project at the dg.o conference in Philadelphia, May 20-23, 2007:

Fidel, R., Scholl, H.J., Liu, M. and Unsworth, K. (2007). Mobile Government Fieldwork: A Preliminary Study of Technological, Organizational, and Social Challenges. Paper presented at dg.0 2007 : the 8th Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research, Philadelphia, PA, May 20-23, 2007

For copies/pdfs of papers, please go to http://projects.ischool.washington.edu/chii/mcity/publications.html

American Society for Information Science & Technology Annual Meeting

Raya Fidel and Jens-Erik Mai held a very well visited session on Cognitive Work Analysis at the ASIS&T Annual Meeting in Providence, RI, November 12-17, 2004.

Raya Fidel's presentation was entitled: Cognitive Work Analysis : the study of work, actors, and activities. Jens-Erik Mai held a presentation on: Indexing for Information Needs. Their slides can be downloaded here (both sets are in the same file): PowerPoint (495KB).

Workshop on Cognitive Work Analysis
CHII is proud to host its Workshop on CWA here in Seattle, November 3-5, 2004. The workshop brings together internationally renowned experts in Cognitive Work Analysis and Cognitive Systems Engineering from several countries. The experts will meet for three days and discuss around the three themes of Research, Teaching and Networking. For more information, have a look at the Workshop on CWA website.

CHII Lecture Series
CHII is hosting a series of lectures on topics useful in and related to Cognitive Work Analysis.

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OTHER EVENTS

CSE Workshop, Dayton, Ohio, October 29-30, 2003.
CHII participated at the workshop Addressing Complexity: Reassessing the Roles of Humans, Science, and Technology, in Dayton, Ohio.
 

March 7th 2003: Opening reception for the Center for Human-Information Interaction at the Information School at the University of Washington.

Speakers:
Michael Eisenberg, Dean, the Information School at the University of Washington

Harry Bruce, Associate Professor, the Information School at the University of Washington

Nijs Duijm, Head of Programme: Safety, Reliability and Human Factors, Risoe

Annelise Mark Pejtersen, Professor, Head of the Cognitive Systems Engineering Center, Risoe

Raya Fidel, Professor, Head of the Center for Human-Information Interaction, The Information School

Pictures from the reception here


February 11th. 2003: Opening reception for the Cognitive Systems Engineering Center at Risoe National Laboratory.

Speakers:
John Flack, Professor, Department of Psychology, Wright State University, USA

Penny Sanderson, Professor ARC Key Centre for Human Factors and Applied Cognitive Psychology, University of Queensland, Australia

Raya Fidel, Professor, Head of the Center for Human-Information Interaction, The Information School

Harry Bruce, Associate Professor, the Information School at the University of Washington

Annelise Mark Pejtersen, Professor, Head of the Cognitive Systems Engineering Center, Risoe

Hans Larsen, Head of System Analysis Department, Risoe

Jorgen Kjems, Director of Risoe
 

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