HCI Track & International Journal on Human-Computer Studies (IJHCS) Special Issue
Track on Human-Computer Interaction in Suzhou, China
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The HCI track focuses on issues related to the manner in which humans interact with technologies, information and tasks in business, managerial, organizational, cultural, and social contexts. The HCI track aims at being a premier presentation forum for the latest ideas and results in the HCI research area by providing an open and constructive discussion forum. We seek research papers and case studies that help to bridge scholastic research and industry practice. Of special interest are conceptual and empirical papers that identify important HCI problems in today’s economy and that endeavor to offer solutions to all these problems by drawing upon theories and/or methodologies from all applicable disciplines.
IMPORTANT DATES
Submission deadline: March 16, 2008
Notification of Acceptance: April 30, 2008
Final Camera Ready Copy: May 20, 2008
Conference dates: July 4 – 7, 2008
SPECIAL ISSUE OF THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL ON HUMAN-COMPUTER STUDIES
We are pleased to announce that the International Journal on Human-Computer Studies (IJHCS) has agreed to publish expansions of the best, completed papers from participating minitracks at the HCI track at PACIS 2008. Our special thanks go to the Editors-in-Chief of IJHCS, Dr. Enrico Motta and Dr. Susan Wiedenbeck, for their support of HCI research and AIS SIGHCI. Continuing the AIS SIGHCI tradition, we believe that this fast-tracking opportunity with a high-quality refereed academic journal will promote HCI research in the MIS community. The guest editors for this special issue will be Matt Germonprez, Chuck Kacmar, and Gabe Lee.
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TRACK CO-CHAIRS
| Ping Zhang Syracuse University School of Information Studies United States of America |
Fiona Nah University of Nebraska – Lincoln College of Business Administration United States of America |