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28 August - 1 September 2023.
York, UK and Online.
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Free access to the Interact 2023 Proceedings
30-August-2023
Free access to: Human-Computer Interaction – INTERACT 2023
19th IFIP TC13 International Conference, York, UK, August 28
– September 1, 2023, Proceedings, Part I - IV
Please note that free access only works when accessing the proceedings through this website using the links (Part 1 - 4) below.
Valid through 28 August - 26 September 2023
Updated Programme
28-August-2023
The programme with all rooms for sessions in now available.
There is a search function, so you can search for an author,
paper title, date, day or time from the main programme page.
The Train Strikes
27-August-2023
To find out whether your train is cancelled or not, you must
look at the website of the company actually running your
train (the companies share normal timetables, but they are
not sharing the strike information.
The company should be on your ticket, but if you are not sure,
ask one of the local organisers for help.
The companies that you are most likely to have (and the relevant
pages on their websites to check) are:
LNER (trains to London and Edinburgh)
Grand Central (trains to London)
Not many trains and more affected by engineering work
than the strikes
TransPennine Express (Trains to Manchester Airport)
Northern (Trains to Manchester Airport)
ABOUT THIS EVENT
INTERACT 2023 is the
19th International Conference of Technical Committee
13 (Human- Computer Interaction) of
IFIP (International Federation for Information
Processing).
The INTERACT Conference is held every two years. It started in 1984, making it one of the longest running conferences on
human-computer interaction.
The INTERACT 2023 Conference
will be both in-person and online.
The Conference will be colocated with the British Computer Society
HCI 2023 Conference.
Theme
The theme of the 19th conference is “Design for Equality and Justice”. Increasingly computer science as a discipline is becoming
concerned about issues of justice and equality – from fake
news to rights for robots, from the ethics of driverless
vehicles to the gamergate controversy.
The HCI community is surely well placed to be at the leading
edge of such discussions within the wider computer science
community and in the dialogue between computer science and
the broader society.
Justice and equality are both particularly important
concepts both for the City of York and the University of
York. The City of York, has a long history of working for
justice and equality.
Location: York
York has a long history of working for justice and equality, from the Quakers and their philanthropiic chocolate companies, to current initiatives:
York continues to work for justice and equality to this day. It is the UK’s first Human Rights City, encouraging organizations and citizens to “increasingly think about human rights, talk about human rights issues and stand up for rights whether that’s at work, school or home”.
The City of York has also launched “One Planet York” , a network of organisations working towards a more sustainable, resilient and collaborative “one planet” future.
York is now working to become the first “Zero emissions” city centre, with much of the medieval centre already car free.
CALL FOR PAPERS
The INTERACT Conference welcomes submissions on all aspects of human-computer interaction, but for this conference will particularly welcome papers on issues related to justice and equality, for example:
Accessibility and assistive technologies
Design for business and safety/critical interactive systems
Design of interactive entertainment systems
HCI Education and Curriculum
Human-AI Interaction
Information visualization
Interaction design for culture and development
Interactive Systems Technologies and Engineering
Methodologies for HCI
Social and Ubiquitous Interaction
HCI for Justice and Equality
Understanding users and human behaviour
PROGRAMME
The detailed programme will be released nearer the conference.