[AISWorld] AMCIS 2016 CALL FOR PAPERS: Mini-Track "Interface Design, Evaluation and Impact”

[Younghwa Lee]

Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS)
San Diego, August 11-13, 2016, http://amcis2016.aisnet.org/

CALL FOR PAPERS

Mini-Track "Interface Design, Evaluation and Impact”
Track: Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)

Description
This mini-track is an outlet for human-computer interaction papers that
research interface design, evaluation, and impact. It supports a
wide-ranging set of research topics, methods, and perspectives. Authors are
encouraged to investigate new ways of considering HCI in light of emerging
technologies and technology trends.
We welcome submissions that fall within the list of topics provided below.
A number of papers regarding interface design, evaluation and impact have
been published at the premier IS journals in the past. Excellent conference
submissions have also been considered for fast-track options at journals
publishing HCI research.

Suggested Topics

Possible topics include but are not limited to the following:

· Behavioral, cognitive, and motivational aspects of human-computer
interaction

· User task analysis and modeling

· The analysis, design, development, evaluation, and use of information
systems

o   Guidelines and standards for interface and interaction design

o   Interface design and use for the business software, Web, mobile
devices, touch-screen devices (e.g., tablet)

· Usability testing for the Web, mobile, and 3-D interface

o   Neuroscience (e.g., fMRI), Eye Tracking

· Design of hedonic and utilitarian user interfaces

o   Visual aesthetics and affective computing

· User interface design and evaluation for

o   B2B, B2C, C2C E-Commerce or M-Commerce

o   Social Commerce Sites

o   Government to Consumer or Business E-commerce

o   Business software such as business analytics and ERP systems

o   Virtual Worlds and Augmented Reality

o   Games

o   Group collaboration

o   Negotiation and auction

· The impact of interface design or usability on the attitudes, behaviors,
performance, perceptions, or productivity of individuals, organizations,
and society

· HCI issues related to the elderly, the disabled, and other special needs
populations

· Design and analysis of wearable, pervasive, or ubiquitous systems and
computing

· Issues in teaching and designing HCI courses or programs

· Human factors issues related to the design and use of information systems

· Case studies looking at interface or interaction design and usability

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION:  March 2, 2016

MINI-TRACK CHAIRS
Younghwa “Gabe” Lee, Miami University
gabelee at miamioh.edu

Anna L. McNab, Niagara University
amcnab at niagara.edu

Andrew N. K. Chen, University of Kansas
andrewchen at ku.edu