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From: ashlund@wsl.dec.com (Stacey Ashlund)
Reply-To: ashlund@wsl.dec.com
Organization: DEC Western Software Laboratory
Subject: Re: CHI 93 ?
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In article <Bz8nAG.GBE@dutiws.twi.tudelft.nl>, graaff@IS.TWI.TUDelft.NL (Hans de Graaff) writes:
|> In article <1992Dec13.225513.5730@sserve.cc.adfa.oz.au> tomw@ccadfa.cc.adfa.oz.au (Tom Worthington) writes:
|> >Phil Neal writes:
|> >
|> >>Is there going to be a CHI 93 ? If so,
|> >>how can I get information on submitting a paper and attending ?
|> >
|> 
|> Yes, there will be a CHI '93 (and '94, and '95). CHI '93 will be a
|> joint operation with Interact, hence the name InterCHI '93. The
|> conference will be held in Amsterdam from April 24th until the 29th.
|> 
|> You can still submit short papers, but hurry, the deadline is Jan
|> 15th.


Here's more info on INTERCHI '93. The next (and last) submission deadline
of 15 January 1993 applies to Short Papers, SIGs, and the Interactive
Experience. Request a "Call for Participation" from one of the contacts
below for more details on these. Advance Programmes will be available
shortly.

-Stacey 
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			   MARK YOUR CALENDAR


		 INTERCHI '93   BRIDGES BETWEEN WORLDS
	 1993 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
			CHI '93 and INTERACT '93
	     24 - 29 April 1993, Amsterdam, The Netherlands


INTERCHI '93 is a continuation and blending of the traditions of
ACM/SIGCHI's annual CHI conference and IFIP TC 13's tri-annual INTERACT
conference. It combines the two leading events for researchers,
developers, and users in the field of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI).
This conference is a bridge between many kinds of worlds: countries and
continents; languages and cultures; scientific disciplines; theory and
application; academia, industry, and users; researchers, developers,
educators, consultants, lawyers, and administrators; applications,
services, and functions.

INTERCHI '93 bridges a traditional view of HCI and a new one.
This new view is multifaceted: computing is present everywhere not
only via workstations; communication is low cost and
instantaneous; new input and output devices extend beyond
keyboards and displays; applications encompass the casual and the
critical, work and play, and art and science; isolated
perspectives are integrated; the user is recognized as part of a
social, physical and technical environment; the process of design
is as important as the resulting products; and design is
responsive to regulation, standardisation, and legal protection.

With this view in mind, we invite you to participate in INTERCHI
'93 in Amsterdam, the 24th - 29th of April, 1993, as we experience
and discuss the world of HCI.

			   MARK YOUR CALENDAR

		MEDIA COMMENTS ON LAST YEAR'S CONFERENCE

"They're here from Apple Computer, Sony, IBM, NEC, Phillips and
elite university labs from around the world to swap their ideas
...  If you touch a keyboard, a VCR, a PC, a photocopier or an
ATM, these people touch you."
     - Michael Schrage
	  Innovation Los Angeles Times

"Clearly the next generation of computer-human interface should
make technology adapt to us rather than make us adapt to
technology.

"The point of CHI and the work of most of the 2,500 people who
attend
 ... is to improve the interaction between people and computers.

"...you should have been there."
      - Communication Arts

"CHI addresses all aspects of computer/human interaction:
displays, psychology, interfaces, pointing devices, sound,
graphics, and more.

"The mix of people at CHI is one of its greatest attractions, and
because the quality of those people is so high the resulting
cross-fertilization of ideas is exceptionally valuable."
      - CyberEdge Journal


			 INTERCHI '93 CHECKLIST

-Manager approval to attend the conference.  Note: For North American
attendees, in the spring, round trip air fare to Amsterdam is about the
same as flying coast to coast in the US.

-Schedule site visits to associate organisations and meetings with
European contacts in conjunction with travel to the conference.

-Passport.

-Interface designs, challenges and strategies to discuss with the
international HCI community.

			   ADVANCE PROGRAMMES

INTERCHI '93 advance programmes will be available in December.
Are you on the mailing list?  Call, fax, mail, or email
your address to:

INTERCHI '93 North-American Office

Carol Klyver 
INTERCHI '93 North American Office 
P.O. Box 1279 
1355 Redwood Way 
Pacifica, CA 94044 USA 
Tel: +1 415 738 1200 
Fax: +1415 738 1280 
E-mail: ic93-office-na.chi@xerox.com


INTERCHI '93 European Office

Elly Lammers
Soerenseweg 32
7314 CE Apeldoorn
The Netherlands
tel.: +31-20-548 5591
fax.: +31-20-644 1746
E-mail: ic93-office.chi@xerox.com



INTERCHI '93 is sponsored by the Association for Computing Machinery Special
Interest Group on Computer and Human Interaction (ACM/SIGCHI) under the
aegis of the International Federation of Information Processing (IFIP) in
cooperation with the IFIP Technical Committee 13 on Human Computer Interaction
(IFIP TC 13).  INTERCHI '93 is hosted by the Man Computer Interaction Group
of the section on Social Aspects of Informations and Automation of the 
Dutch Computer Society (NGI, Nederlands Genootschap voor Informatica).





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