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6 th Pre-ICIS SIGHCI Workshop Summary

Association for Information Systems Special Interest Group on Human-Computer Interaction. 6 th Pre-ICIS SIGHCI Workshop Summary. Workshop Co-Chair’s Remarks Sponsor Acknowledgement SIGHCI Chair’s Remarks SIGHCI Conference Planning Award Presentations Workshop Survey.

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6 th Pre-ICIS SIGHCI Workshop Summary

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  1. Association for Information Systems Special Interest Group on Human-Computer Interaction 6th Pre-ICIS SIGHCI Workshop Summary Workshop Co-Chair’s Remarks Sponsor Acknowledgement SIGHCI Chair’s Remarks SIGHCI Conference Planning Award Presentations Workshop Survey

  2. 6th SIGHCI Workshop Summary • Program Co-Chairs: • Paul Lowry • Khawaja Saeed • Susan Wiedenbeck • Local Arrangement Co-Chairs: • Andrea Everard • Soussan Djamasbi • Ann Fruhling • Ph.D. Student Volunteers: • Na (Lina) Li • Kit Scott • Helen Du

  3. 6th SIGHCI Workshop Summary • Workshop Participants: 65 • Submissions: A total of 33 papers • 17 complete research papers • 14 research-in-progress • 2 posters • Acceptance: A total of 22 papers • 11 research papers (35%) • 12 poster presentations (36%)

  4. 6th Annual SIGHCI Workshop Sponsors! Lunch Sponsor • Department of Management, Worcester Polytechnic University Gold Sponsors • College of Information Science and Technology, Drexel University • School of Information, University of Michigan • Department of Information Systems, Washington State University • Information Systems, Statistics, and Management Science, University of Alabama Silver Sponsors • Department of Management Information Systems, University of Memphis • Department of Management Information Systems, University of Nevada, Las Vegas • College of Business, University of Arkansas • Katz Graduate School of Business and College of Business Administration, University of Pittsburgh Bronze Sponsor • College of Business, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire

  5. SIGHCI Chair’s Remarks • 7th year of SIGHCI – established in July 2001 • 499(476) Members, with 163(137) active members • Workshop acknowledgements • SIGHCI advisory board & officers • Workshop advisors & sponsors • Eleanor Loiacono & Weiyin Hong, workshop co-chairs • Paul Lowry, Khawaja Saeed, & Susan Wiedenbeck program co-chairs • Soussan Djamasbi, Andrea Everard, & Ann Fruhling local arrangements co-chairs • 79 Program Committee for their outstanding contribution • Session chairs, presenters & volunteers • All attendees for their participation

  6. SIGHCI Chair’s Remarks • Communications and Outreach • SIGHCI Website (http://sigs.aisnet.org/SIGHCI/): Veena Parboteeah • SIGHCI Listserv: Ping Zhang • SIGHCI Newsletters: Na (Lina) Li • Sponsorships • Vice Chair for Sponsorship: Robin Poston • Membership • Vice Chair for Membership: Susan Lippert • Services to Members • SIGHCI Teaching Resources: Xiaowen Fang • SIGHCI Research Resources: Shen Hong

  7. SIGHCI Conference Planning • Pre-ICIS Workshop 2008 in Paris • Conference Planning Chair: Eleanor Loiacono • AMCIS 2008 HCI track in Toronto, Canada • Conference Planning Chair: Matt Germonprez • PACIS 2008 HCI track in SuZhou, China • Conference Planning Chair: Hock Hai Teo, Wayne Huang • ECIS 2008 in Galway, Ireland • Conference Planning Chair: Scott McCoy • HICSS 2008 in Big Island, Hawaii • Conference Planning Chairs: Joe Valacich, John Wells

  8. AMCIS 2008 HCI Track – 9 mini-tracks • Hedonic Information Technologies: Online Games, Interactive Entertainment, and Lifestyle Computing • Emerging Computer-Mediated Communication Tools/Technologies for Web-based Services • Personalization Systems • Emergency Response Information Systems • HCI Issues in Healthcare IT • Information Visualization and Decision Support • HCI and Competitive Advantage • Trust in Information Technology • Interface Design, Evaluation, and Impact

  9. Presentation of Outstanding Service Award Traci Hess • Served as Chair from July 2006 to June 2007 • Accomplishments: • Served as Workshop Co-Chair for Pre-ICIS HCI workshop (2004-2006) • Served as AMCIS HCI Track and Mini-track Co-Chair (2003-2005) • Served as Workshop Local Arrangement Co-chair (2003) • Fast-tracked and co-edited special issues from SIGHCI sponsored workshops/conferences • Streamline and standardize many of the SIG activities

  10. Presentation of Best Reviewer Award Best Reviewer Selection Highlights • 79 expert reviewers • Initial selection of five best reviewer candidates Criteria: • Thoroughness of the reviews • Helpfulness of the suggestions and feedback • Clarity and organization of reviews • Timeliness in returning the reviews • Final selection based on the program co-chairs’ rankings of overall quality

  11. Presentation of Best Reviewer Award Best reviewer nominees • Greg Moody • Heshan Sun • Sean Humpherys • Anthony Vance • Ryan Timothy Wright

  12. Presentation of Best Reviewer Award The Winner Is… Greg Moody

  13. Presentation of Best Paper Award • 4 Best Papers selected by Program Committee • Each of the three program chairs nominated one or two full papers, resulting in a total of four nominees. • A best paper selection committee was formed by best reviewer candidates, and each member was provided with the four anonymized papers and asked to independently rank them. • On receipt of the rankings, the program chairs averaged the individual ratings. The paper with the highest average rating was chosen for the best-paper award.

  14. 4 Best Paper Nominees (in order of presentation) • Online trust and health information websites , C. L. Corritore, S. Wiedenbeck, B. Kracher, and R. P. Marble. • Understanding highly competent information system users, B. Eschenbrenner and F. Fui-Hoon Nah. • Positive and negative affect in IT evaluation: A longitudinal study, P. Zhang and N. Li. • Proposing the interactivity-stimulus-attention model (ISAM) to explain and predict the enjoyment, immersion, and adoption of purely hedonic systems, P. B. Lowry, N. W. Twyman, J. Gaskin, B. Hammer, A. R. Bailey, and T. L. Roberts.

  15. Presentation of Best Paper Award The Winner Is… Positive and negative affect in IT evaluation: A longitudinal study Ping Zhang & Na Li

  16. Workshop Survey Your evaluation of the current workshop Your anticipation of next year’s workshop in Paris! Officer Survey Are you interested in getting more involved with SIGHCI? Are you interested in becoming an officer in SIGHCI? 6th Annual SIGHCI Workshop * Please return to the Ph.D. student volunteers*

  17. The poster presentation session now begins! So does the reception and open bar! Enjoy!

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