DIGITAL CONNECTIVITY AND SHARING

Explores information generation and sharing among digital users, evolutionary process on online social networks, network infrastructure, and the impacts for organizations and community. Topics covered in this track include (but are not limited to):

• Personalization for hypermedia and social networks

• Enhancing hyperspace with recommendations

• Crowdsourcing and social media

• Expertise and trust in online social networks

• Social information seeking and retrieval

• User modelling and social interaction

• Software-defined Internetworking

• Information-centric networking

• User-generated content and mobile broadcasting

DIGITAL SECURITY

Includes protection of user’s digital identity exchanged over networks with organizations, people and devices. Topics covered in this track include (but are not limited to):

• Distributed, pervasive, and embedded systems security

• Multimedia and Internet security

• Web-based application and service security

• Cyber Security

• Network security and Cryptography

• Digital Forensics

• Biometric Security

• Malware Analysis and detection

DIGITAL INTERACTIVITY

Focuses on contributions in the form of new input or interaction techniques, or devices. These contributions will be judged in part based on their novelty or on a demonstrated improvement in an existing interaction type of interest to the HCI community. Topics covered in this track include (but are not limited to):

• Mobile design

• Interface design

• 3D Interaction

• Human to Machine Interaction

• Design/evaluation for cross-cultural users

• Emotion, motivation, and persuasion design

• Information/knowledge design/visualization

• Metaphor, mental-model, and navigation/search design

• Persuasive Technology

• Virtual and mixed reality environments

DIGITAL HUMANITIES

Coveris humanities and social sciences approach to digital communities. Topics covered in this track include (but are not limited to):

• Coveris humanities and social sciences approach to digital communities. Topics covered in this track include (but are not limited to):

• Computational analysis and assessment on social media

• Studies of psychological phenomena through social media

• Studies of political processes and dynamics on the web

• Sociology and social network analysis

• Digital exchanges shaped by community interaction

• Ethnography and usability of social media

• Design usability of social media