Date/日時: 15:00-17:00, May 22, 2023
Venue/会場: Zoom Webinar
Organized by National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technologies (AIST)

主催: 産業技術総合研究所（産総研）

Co-organized by Japan ACM SIGCHI Chapter
With support of the advisory board and organizing team

運営: AIST Creative HCI Seminar アドバイザ
リーボード・チーム

https://chci.pages.dev/aist-seminar/en [English]

https://chci.pages.dev/aist-seminar [日本語]共催: Japan ACM SIGCHI Chapter

1Seminar format: online• Online/オンライン: Zoom Webinar• Shared seminar notes/共有ノート: Google Docs
https://bit.ly/chci-third-aist-seminar-docs

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Timetable15:00
15:05
15:35
16:05

16:35
16:45
16:55

Introduction of the seminar (Jun Kato)「AIST Creative HCI Seminar」の紹介 (加藤 淳)

Invited talk #1 / Late Breaking Work & Interactivity : Ami Motomura
招待講演 #1 / Late Breaking Work & Interactivity : 元村 愛美

Invited talk #2 / Case Studies & Doctoral Consortium : Hiromu Yakura
招待講演 #2 / Case Studies & Doctoral Consortium : 矢倉 大夢

Invited talk #3 / Papers : Koya Narumi
招待講演 #3 / Papers :鳴海 紘也

Student Competitions & Special Interest Group : Jun Kato
Student Competitions & Special Interest Group : 加藤 淳

Panel discussion: Ami, Hiromu, Koya, Jun
パネルディスカッション: 元村, 矢倉, 鳴海, 加藤

Closing
クロージング3Invited talks
Third edition with focus on CHI 2023
第三回のテーマはCHI 2023
Koya
Narumi

HiromuYakuraAmi
Motomura

Graduate School ofEngineering, The
University of Tokyo

University ofTsukuba

Ochanomizu
University4

Organizers
Organizing teamJun Kato/加藤 淳

Yuki Koyama/小山 裕己

Midori Yamazaki/山崎 みどり

AIST/産総研

AIST/産総研

Out of Blue Inc.

Hiromu Yakura/矢倉 大夢

Yui Atarashi/新 由衣

Takahito Murakami/村上 貴人

University of Tsukuba/筑波大学

University of Tsukuba/筑波大学

University of Tsukuba/筑波大学

Ami Motomura/元村 愛美

Mizuki Ishida/石田 瑞季

Ochanomizu University/お茶の水女子大学

Ochanomizu University/お茶の水女子大学

Advisory board
Yoshifumi Kitamura (RIEC, Tohoku University) /北村 喜文 (東北大学 電気通信研究所), Kumiyo Nakakoji (Future University Hakodate) /中小路 久美代 (公立はこだて未来大学), Takeo Igarashi (The University of Tokyo) /五十嵐 健夫(東京大学), Koji Yatani (The University of Tokyo) /矢谷 浩司 (東京大学)

Organized by:

Co-organized by:5

Invited talk #1
15:05-15:35

Ami Motomura
Ochanomizu University

Invited talk #2
15:35-16:05

Hiromu Yakura
University of Tsukuba

Invited talk #3
16:05-16:35

Koya Narumi
Graduate School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo

Miscellaneous
16:35-16:45

Jun Kato
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology (AIST)Other CHI programs• Student {Research, Design, Game} Competition• Special Interest Group• Workshop

Jun Kato 加藤 淳junkato

https://junkato.jp

2009 Student Research Competition (Undergrad 1st Prize) / 2010, 2015-2016, 2018-2019 Reviewer / 2013, 2015, 2023
Honorable Mention Award / 2015-2016, 2017-2018 Symposium on Emerging Japanese HCI Research Collection (PC) /2017, 2020-2021, 2023 Associate Chair / 2021 Student Research Competition Co-chair
10Student Design Competition [1/3]
The SDC poses a real-world challenge and demands that teams ofstudents use a myriad of approaches (design research, brainstorming,prototyping, implementation, and evaluation, for starters) to develop theirsubmissions. Each year, this competition has received approximately 60
submissions from 15 countries.
… At the Student Design Competition, we ask you to contribute to one (orseveral) of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals identified by theUnited Nations.
… Teams must consist of at least two and no more than five students.

Student Design Competition [2/3]• Round 1: Paper, Poster, and Video submission (online)• Round 2: Poster presentation (onsite, 16 teams)• Round 3: Final presentation (onsite, 4 teams)
Competition Reviewers and Judges
Koya Narumi, Jun Kato, Pedro Lopes (University of Chicago, USA), Wendy Mackay (Inria & Université Paris Saclay,France), Elizabeth Churchill (Google, USA), Ellen Do (Atlas, University of Colorado Boulder, USA), ...

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Student Design Competition [3/3]• Round 2: Poster presentation (onsite, 16 teams)• Round 3: Final presentation (onsite, 4 teams)• Award ceremony (CHI Closing Plenary)13

A brief introduction toStudent Research Competition
Jun Kato
Student Research Competition Chair, CHI 2021 organising committee
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Japan
https://junkato.jp

Student Research Competition

Student Research Competition goals• To give students opportunities• to share their research ideas and results at CHI in a special forum• to meet with and interact with CHI attendees to share ideas, gain
new insights, and understand possible practical applications• to sharpen their communication skills• To provide detailed feedback to students from a panel ofdistinguished judges from industry and academia• To recognize and reward outstanding student researchhttps://chi2021.acm.org/for-authors/students/student-research-competition

Student ResearchCompetition rounds
1. Submit your work online
2. Present your poster
3. Present your work
4. Winners announced during the plenary
5. Compete in the Grand Finals
6. Join the Annual ACM Awards Banquet

ACM CHI ’09 SRC
Poster session

SRC 1st round

Submit your work online• Login early to check out the submission form!
• Prepare and submit a paper and poster

A Submission Form on Precision Conference (PCS)
planned to open in early September

SRC 2nd round

Present your poster at the conference
Juries will come and listen to you in front of the poster

SRC 3rd round

Present your work at the conference
Just like a paper session, SRC is assigned a dedicated room

CHI 2021 SRC Important Dates• Submission deadline:
January 11th, 2021 at 12pm (noon) PT – Pacific Time• Notification:
February 18th, 2021 at 12pm (noon) PT – Pacific Time• Publication-ready deadline:
February 25th, 2021 at 12pm (noon) PT – Pacific Time

Submit your work!

Student Research Competition の「その後」• Rob Miller (SRC Co-chair) のラボを何度か訪問• 2021/5 ACM CHI 2021 Student Research Competition Chair• Joanna McGrenere (SRC Co-chair) と CHI 2023 後のラボ訪問で再会

Submit your work!!

Special Interest Group [1/3]
Special Interest Groups (SIGs) enable conference attendees sharing acommon interest to meet informally for 75 minutes of facilitateddiscussion during a scheduled session at the conference. SIGs offer
excellent opportunities for dialog and deliberation on a specific topic. Theconference provides each SIG with meeting space and advertises SIG
meetings to the rest of the conference in the Extended Abstracts andConference Program.
… While not strictly required, we prefer that proposals be authored by aminimum of two individuals representing at least two differentorganizations.

Special Interest Group [2/3]
We consider the following criteria, in descending order of priority:• Appeal to the community: Is the topic both timely and of wide enough appeal to attract a significant
audience? At the same time, is the topic sufficiently focused to allow for productive discussion
during the SIG meeting? Too narrow, and the SIG might attract too few people; too broad, and it isdifficult for progress to be made in the relatively short duration of a SIG.
• Format: Is the proposed format conducive to discussion and shared insight? Will it be possible toachieve its aims? SIGs are not workshops, nor project showcases, nor tutorials.
• Diversity of perspective: It helps to be able to show that the SIG will be able to encompass a wide
perspective, and that the organizers can accommodate and facilitate discussion across this breadth.
Places to show this are in the description of the intended community, the assumed attendee
background, and the home institutions and disciplines of the organizers.
• Continuity: Does the SIG support the development of a longer term interest group, for example
follow-on SIGs or other types of contributions at subsequent CHI and other conferences, or a SIGCHI
Community? If the topic is a very recent or new one, or a revival of an old topic, then arguments willneed to be made, to demonstrate that it is a topic that will persist, rather than simply being thisyear’s fashion. If the topic is a continuation of previous SIG(s), then it is necessary to present thelatest developments of the topic and their projection into the future.

Special Interest Group [3/3]• Room capacity ≃ 100 people• Aim: discuss important topics in recent creativity support researchshow presence as a community / find missing perspectives / consider next steps• Structure: organizer presentation + subgroup activity + summary reportPanel discussion
15:50-16:25

Invitedspeakers+ Jun Kato26

Closing
Date/日時: 15:00-17:00, May 22, 2023
Venue/会場: Zoom Webinar
Organized by National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technologies (AIST)

主催: 産業技術総合研究所（産総研）

Co-organized by Japan ACM SIGCHI Chapter
With support of the advisory board and organizing team

運営: AIST Creative HCI Seminar アドバイザ
リーボード・チーム

https://chci.pages.dev/aist-seminar/en [English]

https://chci.pages.dev/aist-seminar [日本語]共催: Japan ACM SIGCHI Chapter

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#3
Invited speakers/招待講演

Host/司会

Koya
Narumi

HiromuYakuraAmi
Motomura

Graduate School ofEngineering, The
University of Tokyo

University ofTsukubaOchanomizu
University

Jun
Kato
AIST

Organized by:

Co-organized by:

Date/日時: 15:00-17:00, May 22, 2023
Venue/会場: Zoom Webinar
https://chci.pages.dev/aist-seminar/en [English]
https://chci.pages.dev/aist-seminar [日本語]