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The Next Step: From EUP to EUSE

The Next Step: From EUP to EUSE. Margaret Burnett, Brad Myers, Mary Beth Rosson, Susan Wiedenbeck. Beyond EUP. Today, end users can create programs. e.g., macros by demo, spreadsheets, email filtering rules,web authoring tools, graphical languages... But what happens next?

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The Next Step: From EUP to EUSE

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  1. The Next Step:From EUP to EUSE Margaret Burnett, Brad Myers,Mary Beth Rosson, Susan Wiedenbeck

  2. Beyond EUP • Today, end users can create programs. • e.g., macros by demo, spreadsheets, email filtering rules,web authoring tools, graphical languages... • But what happens next? • Usually, bugs <many citations here>. • Compounded by overconfidence. • Buggy software is not effective. • This workshop: how to help solve this. - 2 -

  3. News and Events • Recent events • International media interest:NSF press release, ACM TechNews, CNN.com, CBS.com, PC Magazine, IEEE Software editorial… • CHI’04, CHI’05 SIGs, IEEE VL/HCC’04 workshop, ICSE’05 workshop, many papers at recent CHIs, ICSEs, and VL/HCCs, ... • Here at CHI’06 • Several EUP and EUSE papers, including Brad’s invited overview on EUP/EUSE. - 3 -

  4. This Workshop • Workshop is problem-oriented: • Focus on specific problems brought here from industry. • Possible concrete outcomes • Ideas industry participants can take back. • Ideas researchers can use to focus/inform research. • Collaborations. • Survey paper. • Poster. - 4 -

  5. Morning Agenda • Understand 4 problems in industry: • Industry speakers at 15/5 • Research summaries at 20/5: • Barriers to EUSE • Debugging • AI approaches in EUSE - 5 -

  6. Round the Table Introductions - 6 -

  7. Industry Speakers - 7 -

  8. Break: 10:35-11:05 • Next: Research summaries. - 8 -

  9. Lunch! • Mike’s reservation is at 12:30. • Reconvene promptly at 1:50! - 9 -

  10. Brainstorming Sessions • Now: sign-ups for different 2:00 sessions. 4-5 researchers per each. • We will handle reshuffle for 2:30 session and 3:00 session. • Notetaker/facilitator + industry person: • Brad with Jen • Margaret with Allen/Eser • Mary Beth with Erika • Susan with Ned. - 10 -

  11. Schedule • 2:00-2:30: Brainstorming session 1.    • 2:30-3:00: Brainstorming session 2: Reshuffle. Build if possible on previous group’s ideas for this industry problem. • 3:00-3:30: Brainstorming session 3. Reshuffle, build. • 3:30-4:00: Back in big group, follow-ups: facilitator/industry person discusses any follow-up actions. - 11 -

  12. Brainstorming Session “Rules” • Brainstorm start: • Generate, don’t filter. • Bad ideas are as welcome as good ideas. • Some bad ideas can lead to good ideas. • Don’t criticize any ideas. • Demos to illustrate can happen here too. • After awhile: • Filter, critique, discuss, improve. • Clean output to feed into next session’s start. - 12 -

  13. Action Items and Follow-ups Session 3:30-4:00 • Most promising ideas that might be earmarked for follow-ups by whom: • Ned with Susan • Erika with Mary Beth • Jen with Brad • Allen/Eser with Margaret • Coffee break: 4:00-4:30 - 13 -

  14. Final session • Announcements (Margaret) • Survey paper? (Andy) • Poster (Margaret and Mary Beth) - 14 -

  15.      The most promising ideas might be earmarked for follow-up (what & who). - 15 -

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