[SIGHCI] Call for Participation: 24th Annual SIGHCI Pre-ICIS Workshop on HCI Research in MIS
Constantinos K. Coursaris
constantinos.coursaris at hec.ca
Mon Nov 24 12:05:28 EST 2025
* Note: Regular registration rates remain available until tomorrow, November 25; late registration rates begin on November 26 *
Dear colleagues,
You are sincerely invited to attend the 24th Annual Pre-ICIS HCI/MIS Workshop and SIGHCI Business Meeting at the Omni Nashville hotel, Nashville, Tennessee, on December 14, 2025.
The program of the events is outlined below; a PDF is available on:
https://sighci.org/uploads/2025_sighci_workshop/SIGHCI_2025_Workshop_Program.pdf
We are delighted to announce that this year’s Keynote Speaker will be Di Le, AI Ethicist and Human-Centered AI Strategist, with ServiceNow (California). Her presentation is titled:
“Keep Thinking: A Love Letter to Human Cognition in the Age of AI”.
Workshop Registration does not require registering for the main ICIS conference.
Different rates are available for participating in-person versus online with options as follows below:
($Regular until November 25 / $Late from Nov. 26 - Dec. 10):
In-Person Participation
Academic: $150 / $200
Student/Retired: $75 / $100
Professional: $150 / $200
Non-AIS member: $150 / $200
Virtual Participation
Academic: $50 / $75
Student/Retired: $0 / $0
Professional: $50 / $75
Non-AIS member: $75 / $100
* The applicable registration option(s) will become visible to after you logged on to the registration webpage below with your AIS credentials.
For more information on the registration, please visit the ICIS 2025 Ancillary Meetings & Workshops - Details webpage:
https://icis2025.aisconferences.org/events/ancillary-meetings-and-call-for-papers/.
PRE-ICIS HCI/MIS 2025 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
Saturday, December 13, 2025
Social Dinner
Complimentary to current SIGHCI members ($40 for non-members).
Details To Be Confirmed (the venue will be within walking distance from the conference hotel; the time will be between 5:30-6:30pm)
Sunday December 14, 2025
8:30-8:40 Program Chairs’ Welcome Remarks
8:40-9:30 Session 1 - Paper Presentations
1. A Voice Acoustic Perspective on AI-Instructor and Human-Learners’ Knowledge Acquisition (full paper)* : Fenian Zhu, Ben Choi
2. Social Watching and Social Posting: Understanding User Experience on Danmaku Video Sharing Platforms (short paper): Yan Shi, Monideepa Tarafdar
3. Cohesion Matters: Understanding the Impact of AI Summaries on Conceptual and Procedural Knowledge Learning (short paper): Jiayi Zhu, Weiyin Hong, Oliver Wei, Jiali Zhou
9:30-9:40 Break
9:40-10:30 Session 2 - Paper Presentations
4. Dual-Coding in Human-AI Instruction: Gendered Voices, Audio Fidelity, and Driving Outcomes (full paper): Julia Lunina, Chun Fung (Ben) Choi
5. The Influence of Modality and Argument Framing of The Warning Label Design on Counteracting Deepfakes (short paper)*: Wei-Chang Chen, Mahdi Mirhoseini)
6. From FOMO to Focus: Designing Agentic Topic Alerts to Combat Multitasking in Remote Meetings (short paper): Chiara Krisam, Alen Osmanovic, Julia Seitz, Alexander Maedche
10:30-10:40 Break
10:40-11:30 Session 3 - Paper Presentations
7. Measuring Cognitive Engagement with Eye Tracking (full paper): Geeyathri Sankar, Doaa Alrefaei, Soussan Djamasbi, Torumoy Ghoshal, Diane Strong, Bengisu Tulu, Susanne Muehlschlegel,
8. Designing for Metacognitive Engagement: How Can AI Tutors Support Reflection Without Overburdening Users? (short paper): Mariia Mnekina, Chun Fung (Ben) Choi
9. Flow in the Streams: How Danmaku–Video Congruence Shapes Viewer Engagement (short paper)* : Qinghe Gui, Yijing Li, Kai Lim
11:30-12:30 Rapid Research Roundtable
▪ Layers of Uncertainty: How Aleatoric and Epistemic Cues Shape Trust in Human–AI Collaboration: Amir Asrzad, Sambit Tripathi, Xiaobai Li
▪ Virtual Tutor: Having Fun with a Friend When Learning: Yi Guo, Sophia Guo
▪ Do It for the Feedback: The impact of Agent Personality, Rhetoric, and Valence on Motivation: Richard David Johnson, Mahsa Zohrabi, Long The Nguyen
▪ When the Humour Comes from a Bot: User Engagement with Socially Intelligent AI on Social Media: Xinmiao Lan, Jie Tang, Ting Li
▪ Grass is Truer on the Other Side: AI Chatbots’ Effects on Confirmation Bias: Long Nguyen, Felicia Adesope
▪ Real-Time User Reactions to Misinformation as a Foundation for Tailored Nudge Design: Sophia Mannina, Shamel Addas
▪ Mixed Reality Head-Mounted Display for 3D-oriented Remote Assistance Tasks: Experiences of Technicians and Experts: Edward Opoku-Mensah, Ann-Frances Cameron, Scott Bateman
12:30-13:30 Lunch Break - Lunch will be provided in the same room.
13:30-14:40 Session 4 - Paper Presentations
10. Extending Herzberg’s Two-Factor Theory to AI Voice Assistants: How Human-like Voice Influences User Satisfaction and Dissatisfaction (full paper): Yixiu Yu, Dustin Souders, Xue Ning
11. Mind Your Tone: How Conversational Tone Formality, Task Complexity, and Domain Shape Human User Experience with Voice-Based GenAI Assistants (full paper):
Constantinos K. Coursaris, Di Le, Sylvain Sénécal, Cathrin Anderson, Wally Brill, Katrina Solazzo, Simon Léger, Thaddé Rolon-Mérette, Alexander J. Karran, Pierre-Majorique Léger
12. The Role of Feedback Visualization and Synthetic Verbalization in AI-Mediated Learning: Evidence from a Driving Simulation Study (short paper): Yulia Lunina, Chun Fung (Ben) Choi
13. When the Bot Breaks the Script: Conversational Violations and User Verification of Generative AI (short paper): Luwei Xiang, Keehyung Kim, Matthew Jensen
14:40-14:50 Break
14:50-15:40 Session 5 - Paper Presentations
14. MiXQL – A Multimodal SQL Explanation System for Query Comprehension: Results of a Pilot Study (full paper)*: Till Schelhorn, Lukas Hohenloechter, Alexander Maedche,
15. The Messenger Matters: How Fact-Checker Identity and User Age Shape Credibility Judgments Online (short paper): Babak Safaei, Milena Head
16. Virtual with Virtual Works Better: Rethinking Collaboration Strategies for Digital Influencers (short paper): Hua Lu, Shuang Ma, Xin Luo, Peiying Wang
15:40-15:45 Break
15:45-16:30 Keynote
“Keep Thinking: A Love Letter to Human Cognition in the Age of AI” - by Di Le, AI Ethicist and Human-Centered AI Strategist, with ServiceNow (California).
4:30-5:00 Award Ceremony and Business Meeting
* next to a title indicates a Best Paper / Best Short Paper Nomination
We look forward to seeing you, either in-person or online, at this year's Pre-ICIS SIGHCI Workshop!
Best regards,
Constantinos Coursaris & Chee-Wee Tan
2025 Pre-ICIS HCI/MIS Workshop Co-Chairs
Cordially / Cordialement,
Constantinos
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Dr. Constantinos K. Coursaris
Ph.D. Business Administration (Information Systems)
M.B.A. e-Business, B. Eng. Aerospace
Full Professor - Department of Information Technologies
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Co-Director - Tech3Lab
Principal Collaborator - NSERC-Prompt Industrial Research Chair in User Experience (UX)
HEC Montréal
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Association for Information Systems
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