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Andy Cockburn

B.Sc.(Hons) Ph.D.

Curriculum Vitae

Full legal name Andrew Jeremy Gavin Cockburn

University Address Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering

University of Canterbury

Christchurch 8140

New Zealand

Telephone +64 3 369 2119

Fax +64 3 364 2569

Email andy.cockburn@canterbury.ac.nz

URL http://www.csse.canterbury.ac.nz/ ̃andy

Consultancy Address Cockburn Human Interface Consulting Ltd.

20 Gilmour Terrace, Lyttelton 8082

New Zealand

Telephone +64 21 296 2307

Email ajc168@snap.net.nz

Date of birth 23rd July 1966

Date April 4, 2023

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Brief Summary

International research reputation

• Over one hundred and ninety publications in international journals and conferences.

• Elected to the CHI Academy (2015), which is an honorary group of individuals who have made

substantial contributions to the field of human-computer interaction.

• Recipient of the 2009 Chris Wallace award for the outstanding research contribution to Computer Science (2005-2007) in Australasia.

• Deputy Chair of the national panel for assessing Computer Science and Mathematics research

quality (MIST PBRF panel, 2016-2019).

• Technical programme committee chair for ACM CHI 2020; Papers co-chair for ACM CHI 2014

and 2015.

• Editorial Board Member for: ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction (2012-2021);

Human-Computer Interaction Journal (2015-); Foundations and Trends in HCI (2015-2023);

International Journal of Human-Computer Studies (2004-2013); Interacting with Computers

(2003-2013).

• Best paper awards at CHI 2018, 2013, 2012, 2011 (awarded to the top 1% of submissions) and

13 Honourable Mention awards (top 5%) at ACM CHI.

• H-index impact factor of 56 (Google Scholar).

Excellent educator and public speaker

• Long track record of outstanding student evaluations.

• Nominated for the New Zealand National Tertiary Teaching Award, 2010. Recipient of a University of Canterbury Teaching Award (2004) and many nominations for student-elected ‘lecturer of the year’ award.

Experienced expert witness and consultant

• Testifying expert witness on behalf of industry leaders in various jurisdictions, including the

Federal Court of Australia, US Federal Court, US Patent Trials and Appeals Board, and the US

International Trade Commission.

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Education

Degree PhD (June 1993)

Discipline Computer Science — Computer Supported Cooperative Work

Location University of Stirling, Scotland

Thesis Title Groupware Design: Principles, Prototypes, and Systems

Degree BSc(Hons) (July 1988)

Discipline Computer Science

Location University of York, England

Employment History

Position Professor (promoted through lecturer, senior lecturer, associate professor)

Location University of Canterbury

Christchurch

New Zealand

Period June 1993 — current

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Research Student Supervision

PhD candidates

Stewart Dowding 2021– Interaction Pace and User Preferences

Pang Suwanaposee 2020– Cognitive Biases and the Subjective Experience of Interaction

Sarmad Soomro 2017–2021 Interaction with In-Vehicle Touchscreens

Joshua Leung 2013–2017 Understanding the Noticeability and Distraction of Interactive Highlighting

Techniques

Philip Quinn 2012–2016 Economic Behaviour & Psychological Biases in Human-Computer Interaction

Tham Piumsomboon 2011–2015 Adaptive and Multimodal Interfaces for Collaborative Augmented Reality

Joey Scarr 2011–2014 Improving Interaction with Spatial User Interfaces

Stephen Fitchett 2010–2013 Understanding and Improving Personal File Retrieval

Susanne Tak 2008–2011 Improving Interfaces for Window/Task Switching

Jason Alexander 2006–2009 Improving Interfaces for Document Navigation

Joerg Hauber 2004–2008 Understanding Remote Collaboration in Video Collaborative Virtual Environments

Julian Looser 2003–2007 AR Magic Lenses: Addressing the Challenge of Focus and Context in Augmented Reality

Volkert Buchmann (A.

sup.)

2004–2008 Haptic Feedback in Augmented Reality

Carl Cook (A. sup.) 2002–2006 Collaborative Software Engineering

Tim Wright 2000–2004 Collaborative and Multiple-Notation Programming Environments for Children

Michael JasonSmith 2000–2006 User Interfaces for Temporal Awareness

M.Sc. candidates

Ben McDonald 2010–2011 Multiuser interaction with large public displays

Dominic Winkler 2009–2011 Interaction Techniques for Cross Context Activities

Taher Amer 2005–2006 Evaluating SwiftPoint

Trond Nilsen 2004–2006 Hybrid Interfaces in Augmented Reality

Joshua Savage 2003–2004 The Calibration and Evaluation of Speed-Dependent Automatic Zooming Interfaces

Ben Schmidt 2001–2002 A Study of Bimanual Interaction

Elizabeth Ng (A. sup.) 1997–1998 Pen-based music input

Aaron Tay 1994–5 End-User Tailorability in Workflow Design

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Honours candidates and Honours-level interns

Joel Harrison 2012 Improving Command Selection

Joshua Leung 2012 Improving File Access

Jerome Delamarche 2010 Multiple Trajectory Pointing Methods

Joey Scarr 2010 Improving Expertise Development in User Interfaces

Stephen Fitchett 2009 Improved Mobile Scrolling Interfaces

Philip Quinn 2007 Improving Command Interfaces

Keith Humm 2007 Improving Interfaces for Task Switching

Jason Alexander 2005 Improving Document Navigation with Space-Filling Thumbnails

Philip Brock 2005 An Investigation of Target Acquisition with Visually Expanding Targets in Constant Motor-Space

David Mitchell 2003 Evaluating Focus+Context Screens

Andrew Wallace 2003 Calibrating Speed-Dependent Automatic Zooming

Andrew Barrett 2002 Implementing RSVP as an Image Browser

Julian Looser 2002 3D Games as Motivation in Fitts’ Law Experiments

Joshua Savage 2002 Implementing and Evaluating Speed-Coupled Scrolling

Amal Siresena 2002 Mobile Text Entry

Michael Moyle 2001 An Evaluation of Simple Gesture Based Controls

Lee Butts 2001 Mobile Phone Text Entry

Eddie Edwards 2001 Towards Scalable Interfaces Using Spatial Cues

Gene Thomas 1997 Smart Desktop

Olof Eilert 1997 User Interfaces for Object Oriented Literate Programming

Philip Weir 1996 Distortion Oriented Workspace Awareness

Carey Evans 1996 Assisting World Wide Web Navigation

Justin Macfarlane 1995 Mawd: A Collaborative Analysis Tool

Carl Cerecke 1995 TRAIL: An Email Based CSCW Toolkit

Andrew Bryant 1995 Leogo: An Equal Opportunity Programming Environment

Ian Bosely 1994 SPI: A Social Presence Indicator

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Postgraduate Thesis Examinations

Katherine Fennedy PhD External Examiner Singapore University of Tech. & Design 2021

Praveenkumar Kanithi PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2020

Ori Gagoni PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2019

Alaeddin Nassani PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2019

Veera Mandalika PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2018

Jessalyn Alvina PhD Examiner Universite Paris Sud 2017  ́

Hyungon Kim PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2017

Thomas Young PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2017

Craig Sutherland PhD Examiner University of Auckland 2016

David Thompson PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2016

Philip Quinn PhD Supervisor University of Canterbury 2016

Daniel Bradley PhD Examiner University of Queensland 2016

David Altimera PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2015

Jakub Zlotowsky PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2015

Thammathip Piumsomboon PhD Supervisor University of Canterbury 2015

Robert Schattschnieder PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2014

Hazel Bradshaw PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2014

Amur Al Manji PhD Examiner University of Auckland 2014

Amir Shareghi Najar PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2014

Joey Scarr PhD Supervisor University of Canterbury 2014

Stephen Fitchett PhD Supervisor University of Canterbury 2014

Amali Weeseringhe PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2012

Sayan Ray PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2012

Christina Dicke PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2012

Minkyung Lee PhD Chair University of Canterbury 2010

Jason Alexander PhD Supervisor University of Canterbury 2009

Leah Findlater PhD Examiner University of British Colombia 2009

Judy Bowen PhD Examiner University of Waikato 2008

Joerg Hauber PhD Supervisor University of Canterbury 2008

Julian Looser PhD Supervisor University of Canterbury 2008

Michael JasonSmith PhD Supervisor University of Canterbury 2006

Tim Wright PhD Supervisor University of Canterbury 2005

Beryl Plimmer PhD Examiner University of Waikato 2003

Gorden Paynter PhD Examiner University of Waikato 2000

Gitesh K Raikundalia PhD Examiner Bond University 1997

Ramon Craig Standing PhD Examiner University of Western Australia 1997

Ying Leung PhD Examiner Massey University 1995

Qi Min Ser Masters Examiner University of Canterbury 2016

Taher Amer Masters Supervisor University of Canterbury 2006

Trond Nilsen Masters Supervisor University of Canterbury 2006

Akhil Mehra Masters Examiner University of Auckland 2005

Aparna Krishnan Masters Examiner University of Waikato 2003

Shaun Kaasten Masters Examiner University of Calgary 2001

Boyd Ludlow Masters Examiner University of Waikato 1999

Donald Cox Masters Examiner University of Calgary 1998

Wallace Chigona Masters Examiner Waikato University 1997

Simon Gianoutsos Masters Examiner Waikato University 1997

Jing Deng Masters Examiner Waikato University 1996 and 1997

Aaron Tay Masters Examiner University of Canterbury 1996

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Student glory

Pang Suwanaposee PhD 2022 Google PhD Fellowship Award AUD$15,000.

Pang Suwanaposee PhD 2021 CHI Honourable Mention award.

Joey Scarr PhD 2016 John Makepeace Bennett Award for the Distinguished Computer Science PhD thesis in Australasia.

Philip Quinn PhD 2015 US Patent Awarded (Google Assignee).

Philip Quinn PhD 2014 US Patent Awarded (Google Assignee).

Stephen Fitchett PhD 2014 CHI Honourable Mention award.

Philip Quinn PhD 2013 Google Mountain View Internship.

Stephen Fitchett PhD 2013 CHI Best Paper award.

Joey Scarr PhD 2013 CHI Honourable Mention award.

Joey Scarr PhD 2013 CHI ReplicCHI award.

Joey Scarr PhD 2012 CHI Best Paper award.

Stephen Fitchett PhD 2012 CHI Honourable Mention award.

Philip Quinn PhD 2012 Google Mountainview Internship.

Joey Scarr PhD 2012 Google Sydney Internship.

Stephen Fitchett PhD 2011 Outstanding reference from Darren Edge, Microsoft Research Asia.

Joey Scarr PhD 2012 $3K for 2nd place in University ‘PhD in 3’ competition.

Joey Scarr PhD 2012 $1K for 1st place in College ‘PhD in 3’ competition.

Stephen Fitchett PhD 2012 $1K for 3rd place in College ‘PhD in 3’ competition.

Philip Quinn PhD 2011 Honourable Mention award ACM CHI’11.

Joey Scarr PhD 2011 Google Sydney Internship.

Susanne Tak PhD 2010 $5K Google Anita Borg Scholarship

Susanne Tak PhD 2010 $3K from ACM for participation at CHI’s Doctoral Consortium

Jason Alexander PhD 2010 PhD Thesis placed on “Dean’s list for excellence” (top 10%)

Susanne Tak PhD 2009 $2K award for 1st place in College Research Poster competition

Jason Alexander PhD 2008 $1K award for 2nd place in College Research Poster competition

Jason Alexander PhD 2008 Michael Sweeney award for best student paper, Graphics Interface

’08.

Mark Hancock PhD 2007 Best paper nomination at ACM CHI’07.

Josh Savage and

Andrew Wallace

M.Sc.

Hons

2005 Best paper nomination at ACM CHI’05.

Mike Moyle Hons 2005 NZ Hi-Tech Young Achiever of the Year Award

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Publications

Edited Volumes

EV1 J McGrenere and A Cockburn (Eds.) Proceedings of ACM CHI 2020 Conference on Human

Factors in Computing Systems.

EV2 J McGrenere and A Cockburn (Eds.) Extended Abstracts of ACM CHI 2020 Conference on

Human Factors in Computing Systems.

EV3 M Billinghurst and A Cockburn (Eds.) Proceedings of the Sixth Australasian User Interface

Conference (AUIC2005). Volume 40 of the Conferences in Research and Practice in Information

Technology, Australian Computer Society.

EV4 A Cockburn (Ed.) Proceedings of the Fifth Australasian User Interface Conference (AUIC2004).

Volume 28 of the Conferences in Research and Practice in Information Technology, Australian

Computer Society.

Papers in Refereed Journals and Collections

J1 P Suwanaposee, C Gutwin, and A Cockburn. The Influence of Audio Effects and Attention on

the Perceived Duration of Interaction. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies. 159.

March. 2022.

J2 J Leung and A Cockburn. Design Framework for Interactive Highlighting Techniques. Foundations and Trends in Human-Computer Interaction. 14(2-3):96-271. 2021.

J3 AF Mairena, C Gutwin, and A Cockburn. Which Emphasis Technique to Use? Perception of Emphasis Techniques with Varying Distractors, Backgrounds, and Visualization Types. Information

Visualization. September. 2021.

J4 A Cockburn, P Dragicevic, L Besanc ̧on and C Gutwin. Threats of a Replication Crisis in Empirical

Computer Science. Communications of the ACM. 63(8):70-79. August 2020.

J5 M Claypool, A Cockburn and C Gutwin. The Impact of Motion and Delay on Selecting Game

Targets with a Mouse. ACM Transactions on Multimedia Computing, Communications, and Applications. 16(2s):73, 1-14. June 2020.

J6 P Quinn and A Cockburn. Loss Aversion and Preference in Interaction. Human-Computer Interaction Journal. 35(2):143-190. 2020. (Online from 2018).

J7 A Cockburn, D Masson, C Gutwin, P Palanque, A Goguey, M Yung, C Gris and C Trask. Design

and Evaluation of Braced Touch for Touchscreen Input Stabilisation. International Journal of

Human-Computer Studies. 122:21-37. 2018.

J8 B Lafreniere, C Gutwin, and A Cockburn. Investigating the Post-Training Persistence of Expert

Interaction Techniques. ACM Transactions on Human-Computer Interaction. 24(4): Article 29

(46 pages). 2017.

J9 A Cockburn, P Quinn and C Gutwin The Effects of Interaction Sequencing on User Experience

and Preference. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies. 108:89-104. 2017.

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J10 J Aceituno, S Malacria, P Quinn, N Roussel, A Cockburn and G Casiez. The Design, Use, and

Performance of Edge-Scrolling Techniques. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies.

97:58-76. 2017.

J11 J Scarr, C Gutwin, A Cockburn and A Bunt. StencilMaps and EphemeralMaps: Spatially Stable

Interfaces that Highlight Command Subsets. Behaviour and Information Technology. 34(11):1092-

1106. 2015.

J12 S Fitchett and A Cockburn. An Empirical Characterisation of File Retrieval. International Journal

of Human-Computer Studies. 74:1-13. 2015.

J13 A Cockburn, C Gutwin, J Scarr and S Malacria. Supporting Novice to Expert Transitions in User

Interfaces. ACM Computing Surveys. 47(2):31:1-36. 2014.

J14 J Scarr, A Cockburn and C Gutwin. Supporting and Exploiting Spatial Memory in User Interfaces.

Foundations and Trends in Human-Computer Interaction. 6(1):1-84. 2013.

J15 P Quinn, A Cockburn and J Delamarche. Examining the Costs of Multiple Trajectory Pointing

Techniques. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies. 71(4):492-509. 2013.

J16 S Tak and A Cockburn. Enhanced Spatial Stability with Hilbert and Moore Treemaps. Transactions

on Visualization and Computer Graphics. 19(1):141-148. 2013.

J17 A Cockburn, D Ahlstrom and C Gutwin. Understanding Performance in Touch Selections: Tap,

Drag, and Radial Pointing Drag with Finger, Stylus and Mouse. International Journal of HumanComputer Studies. 70(3):218-233. 2012.

J18 J Hauber, A Cockburn, M Billinghurst and H Regenbrecht. The Impact of Collaborative Style on

the Perception of 2D and 3D Videoconferencing Interfaces. Open Software Engineering Journal.

6:1-20. 2012.

J19 A Cockburn, P Quinn, C Gutwin, G Ramos and J Looser. Air Pointing: Design and Evaluation

of Spatial Target Acquisition with and without Visual Feedback. International Journal of HumanComputer Studies. 69:401-414. 2011.

J20 E Tanvir, A Bunt, A Cockburn and P Irani. Improving Cascading Menu Selections with Adaptive

Activation Areas. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies. 69:769-785. 2011.

J21 A Cockburn and C Gutwin. A Model of Novice and Expert Navigation Performance in Constrained

Input Interfaces. ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction. ACM Press. 7(3):1-38.

2010.

J22 A Cockburn and C Gutwin. A Predictive Model of Human Performance with Scrolling and Hierarchical Lists. Human-Computer Interaction Journal. Taylor and Francis. 24(3): 273-314.

2009.

J23 A Cockburn, A Karlson and B Bederson. A Review of Overview+Detail, Zooming, and Focus+Context Interfaces. ACM Computing Surveys. ACM Press. 41(1): 1-31. 2008.

J24 J Alexander, A Cockburn and R Lobb. AppMonitor: A Tool for Recording User Actions in

Unmodified Windows Applications. Behavior Research Methods. Psychonomic Society. 40(2):

413-421. 2008.

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J25 G Casiez, D Vogel, R Balakrishnan and A Cockburn. The Impact of Control-Display Gain on User

Performance in Pointing Tasks. Human-Computer Interaction Journal. Taylor and Francis. 23(3):

215-250. 2008.

J26 S Jones, M Jones, G Marsden, D Patel and A Cockburn. An Evaluation Of Integrated Zooming and

Scrolling On Small Screens International Journal of Human-Computer Studies. 63(3): 271–303.

Elsevier Science. 2005.

J27 A Cockburn and S Brewster. Multimodal Feedback for the Acquisition of Small Targets Ergonomics. Taylor & Francis. 48(9): 1129–1150. 2005.

J28 M Moyle and A Cockburn. A Flick in the Right Direction: A Case Study of Gestural Input

Behaviour and Information Technology. 24(4): 275–288. Taylor & Francis. 2005.

J29 A Cockburn. Web Browsers Berkshire Encyclopedia of Human-Computer Interaction. Bainbridge,

WS (Editor). Volume 1: 80–83. Berkshire Publishing. 2004.

J30 A Cockburn and B McKenzie. Evaluating Spatial Memory in Two and Three Dimensions International Journal of Human-Computer Studies. 61(3): 359–373. Elsevier Science. 2004.

J31 A Cockburn and M Smith. Hidden Messages: Evaluating the Efficiency of Code Elision in Program Navigation Interacting with Computers: The Interdisciplinary Journal of Human-Computer

Interaction. 15(3): 387–407. 2003.

J32 A Cockburn, S Greenberg, S Jones, B McKenzie and M Moyle. Improving Web Page Revisitation:

Analysis, Design, and Evaluation Information Technology and Society: Special Issue on Web

Navigation, editors B Shneiderman, J Lazar, M Ivory. 3(1): 159–183. 2003.

J33 A Cockburn, B McKenzie and M JasonSmith. Pushing Back: Evaluating a New Behaviour for the

Back and Forward Buttons in Web Browsers International Journal of Human-Computer Studies.

57(5):397–414. Elsevier Science. 2002.

J34 T Bell, A Cockburn, B McKenzie and J Vargo. Digital Lectures: If You Make Them, Will Students Use Them? Constraints on Effective Delivery of Flexible Learning Systems International

Multimedia Electronic Journal of Computer-Enhanced Learning. 3(2). Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education. 2001 This paper was one of 25 (from 115 full papers)

selected from the proceedings of ED-MEDIA 2001 for adaptation and inclusion in the journal.

J35 A Cockburn. Supporting Tailorable Program Visualisations with Literate Programming and Fisheye Views. Information and Software Technology. 43(13):745–758. Elsevier Science. 2001.

J36 A Cockburn, T Bell and B McKenzie. Death to the Office of the Nineties: An HCI Perspective on Some Problems in Modern Office Information Systems Journal of Research and Practice

in Information Technology, Special Issue on Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)., 33(1):68–82.

Australian Computer Society. 2001.

J37 A Cockburn and B McKenzie. What Do Web Users Do? An Empirical Analysis of Web Use.

International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 54(6):903–922. Academic Press. 2001.

J38 A Cockburn and S Greenberg. Issues of Page Representation and Organisation in Web Browser’s

Revisitation Tools. Australian Journal of Information Systems, 7(2):120–127. 2000.

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J39 A Cockburn and P Weir. An Investigation of Groupware Support for Collaborative Awareness

Through Distortion-Oriented Views. International Journal of Human Computer Interaction,

11(3):231–255. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. 1999.

J40 A Cockburn and S Greenberg. The Design and Evolution of TurboTurtle, a Collaborative Microworld for Exploring Newtonian Physics. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies,

48(6):777-801. Academic Press. 1998.

J41 A Cockburn and A Bryant. Leogo: An Equal Opportunity User Interface for Programming. Journal of Visual Languages and Computing, 8(5–6):601–619. Academic Press. 1997.

J42 A Cockburn and S Jones. Which way now? Analysing and Easing Inadequacies in WWW Navigation. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 45(1):105–129. Academic Press. 1996.

J43 A Cockburn and S Jones. Four Principles for Groupware Design. Interacting with Computers:

The Interdisciplinary Journal of Human-Computer Interaction, 7(2):195–210. Elsevier. 1995.

J44 HW Thimbleby, SP Marsh, SR Jones, and AG Cockburn. Trust in CSCW. In S Scrivener, editor,

Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, pages 253–271. Ashgate Publishing, 1994.

J45 H Thimbleby, A Cockburn, and S Jones. Hypercard: An Object-Oriented Disappointment. In

P Gray and R Took, editors, Building Interactive Systems: Architectures and Tools, pages 35–55.

Springer-Verlag, 1992.

Papers in Refereed Conference Proceedings

C1 P Suwanaposee, C Gutwin, Z Chen, A Cockburn. ‘Specially For You’ – Examining the Barnum

Effect’s Influence on the Perceived Quality of System Recommendations. Proceedings of ACM

CHI 2023. Hamburg, Germany. 2023.

C2 A Cockburn, P Quinn, C Gutwin, Z Chen, P Suwanaposee. Probability Weighting in Interactive

Decisions: Evidence for Overuse of Bad Assistance, Underuse of Good Assistance. Proceedings

of ACM CHI 2022. New Orleans, USA. 2022.

C3 K Lam, C Gutwin, M Klarkowski, and A Cockburn. More Errors vs. Longer Commands: The

Effects of Repetition and Reduced Expressiveness on Input Interpretation Error, Learning, and

User Preference. Proceedings of ACM CHI 2022. New Orleans, USA. 2022.

C4 A Goguey, C Gutwin, Z Chen, P Suwanaposee, and A Cockburn. Interaction Pace and User

Preferences. Proceedings of ACM CHI 2021. Yokohama, Japan. 2021. Honourable mention

award

C5 K Lam, C Gutwin, M Klarkowski, and A Cockburn. The Effects of System Interpretation Errors

on Learning New Input Mechanisms. Proceedings of ACM CHI 2021. Yokohama, Japan. 2021.

Honourable mention award

C6 S Liu, M Claypool, A Cockburn, R Eg, C Gutwin, and K Raaen. Datasets – Moving Target

Selection with Delay. Proceedings of the 12th ACM Multimedia Systems Conference (MMSys

’21), Istanbul, Turkey. 2021.

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C7 N Bandeira Romao Tome, M Klarkowski, C Phillips, RL Mandryk, A Cockburn, and C Gutwin.

Risking Treasure: Testing Loss Aversion in an Adventure Game. Proceedings of ACM CHI PLAY

2020 Symposium on Computer-Human Interaction in Play. Ottawa, Canada. 2020.

C8 P Schmid, S Malacria, A Cockburn and M Nancel. Interaction Interferences: Implications of LastInstant System State Changes. Proceedings of ACM UIST’2020 Symposium on User Interface

Software and Technology. Minneapolis, USA. 2020.

C9 P Palanque, A Cockburn and C Gutwin. A Classification of Faults Covering the Human-Computer

Interaction Loop. Proceedings of SafeComp 2020: 39th International Conference on Computer

Safety, Reliability and Security. Lisbon, Portugal. 2020.

C10 A Mairena, M Dechant, C Gutwin and A Cockburn. A Baseline Study of Emphasis Effects in

Information Visualization. Proceedings of Graphics Interface 2020. Toronto, Canada. 2020.

C11 C Gutwin, A Cockburn, M van der Kamp, J Storring and C Philips. Testing the Limits of the

Spatial Approach: Comparing Retrieval and Revisitation Performance of Spatial and Paged Data

Organizations for Large Item Sets. Proceedings of Graphics Interface 2020. Toronto, Canada.

2020.

C12 A Cockburn, B Lewis, P Quinn and C Gutwin. Framing Effects Influence Interface Feature

Decisions. Proceedings of ACM CHI 2020. Hawai’i. 2020.

C13 B Lewis, G d’Eon, A Cockburn and D Vogel. KeyMap: Improving Keyboard Shortcut Vocabulary

Using Norman’s Mapping. Proceedings of ACM CHI 2020. Hawai’i. 2020.

C14 A Goguey, S Malacria, A Cockburn, and C Gutwin. Reducing Error Aversion to Support Noviceto-Expert Transitions with FastTap. Proceedings of the 31st Francophone Conference on HumanComputer Interaction – IHM 2019. Grenoble, France. 2019. Best paper award

C15 P Palanque, A Cockburn, L Desert-Legendre, C Gutwin and Y D  ́ el ́ eris. Brace Touch: a Depend-  ́

able, Turbulence-Tolerant, Multi-Touch Interaction Technique for Interactive Cockpits. Proceedings of the 38th International Conference on Computer Safety, Reliability and Security - SafeComp

2019. Turku, Finland. 2019.

C16 C Martinie, P Palanque, E Bouzekri, A Cockburn, A Canny and E Barboni. Analysing and Demonstrating Tool-Supported Customizable Task Notations. Proceedings of the 11th ACM SIGCHI

Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing Systems. Valencia, Spain. 2019.

C17 Q Roy, C Zakaria, W Kim, M Nancel, ST Perrault, A Misra and A Cockburn. A Comparative Study

of Pointing Techniques for Eyewear Using a Simulated Pedestrian Environment. Proceedings of

the 17th IFIP TC.13 International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction. Cyprus. 2019.

C18 A Cockburn and C Gutwin. Anchoring Effects and Troublesome Asymmetric Transfer in Subjective Ratings. Proceedings of ACM CHI 2019. Glasgow, Scotland. 2019.

C19 AF Mairena, C Gutwin, A Cockburn and LJ Elias The Effects of Feature Combination and Task

Demands on Peripheral Notifications in Large Displays. Proceedings of ACM CHI 2019. Glasgow,

Scotland. 2019.

C20 M Claypool, A Cockburn and C Gutwin. Game Input with Delay – Moving Target Selection

Parameters. Proceedings of ACM Multimedia Systems Conference 2019. Amhurst, MA. 2019.

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C21 A Cockburn, D Woolley, K Tran Pham Thai, D Clucas, S Hoermann, and C Gutwin. Reducing

the Attentional Demands of In-Vehicle Touchscreens with Stencil Overlays. Proceedings of ACM

Automotive UI 2018. Toronto, Canada. 2018.

C22 A Cockburn, C Gutwin and A Dix. HARK No More: On the Preregistration of CHI Experiments.

Proceedings of ACM CHI 2018. Montreal, Canada. 2018. Paper 141. Best paper award

C23 A Goguey, G Casiez, A Cockburn and C Gutwin. Storyboard-Based Empirical Modelling of

Touch Interface Performance. Proceedings of ACM CHI 2018. Montreal, Canada. 2018. Paper

445. Honourable mention award

C24 A Cockburn, C Gutwin, P Palanque, Y Deleris, C Trask, A Coveney, M Yung and K MacLean.

Turbulent Touch: Touchscreen Input for Cockpit Flight Displays. Proceedings of ACM CHI 2017.

Denver, CO. 2017. 6742-6753.

C25 C Gutwin, A Cockburn and N Gough. A Field Experiment of Spatially-Stable Overviews for

Document Navigation. Proceedings of ACM CHI 2017. Denver, CO. 2017. 5905-5916.

C26 C Gutwin, A Cockburn and A Coveney. Peripheral Popout: The Influence of Visual Angle on

Popout Effects. Proceedings of ACM CHI 2017. Denver, CO. 2017. 208-219.

C27 S Uddin, C Gutwin and A Cockburn. The Effects of Artificial Landmarks on Learning and

Performance in Spatial-Memory Interfaces. Proceedings of ACM CHI 2017. Denver, CO. 2017.

3843-3855.

C28 P Quinn and A Cockburn. When Bad Feels Good: Assistance Failures and Interface Preferences.

Proceedings of CHI’2016. San Jose, California. 2016. 4005-4010.

C29 B Lafreniere, C Gutwin, A Cockburn and T Grossman. Faster Command Selection on Touchscreen

Watches Proceedings of CHI’2016. San Jose, California. 2016. 4663-4674.

C30 K Schramm, C Gutwin and A Cockburn. Supporting Transitions to Expertise in Hidden Toolbars

Proceedings of CHI’2016. San Jose, California. 2016. 4687-4698.

C31 C Gutwin, C Rooke, A Cockburn, R Mandryk and B Lafreniere. Peak-End Effects on Player

Experience in Casual Games Proceedings of CHI’2016. San Jose, California. 2016. 5608-5619.

Honourable mention award

C32 C Gutwin, A Cockburn and B Lafreniere. Testing the Rehearsal Hypothesis with Two FastTap

Interfaces. Proceedings of GI’2015. Halifax, Canada. 2015. 223-231.

C33 A Cockburn, C Gutwin and P Quinn. Examining the Peak-End Effects of Subjective Experience.

Proceedings of CHI’2015. Seoul, S. Korea. 2015. 357-366.

C34 S Malacria, J Acetuno, P Quinn, G Casiez, A Cockburn, and N Roussel. Push-Edge and SlideEdge: Scrolling by Pushing Against the Viewport Edge. Proceedings of CHI’2015. Seoul, S.

Korea. 2015. 2773-2776.

C35 S Fitchett, A Cockburn and C Gutwin. Finder Highlights: Field Evaluation and Design of an

Augmented File Browser. Proceedings of CHI’2014. Toronto, Canada. 2014. 3685-3694. Honourable mention award

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C36 C Gutwin, A Cockburn, J Scarr and S Malacria. Faster Command Selection on Tablets with

FastTap. Proceedings of CHI’2014. Toronto, Canada. 2014. 2617-2626.

C37 M Nancel and A Cockburn. Causality: A Conceptual Model of Interaction History. Proceedings

of CHI’2014. Toronto, Canada. 2014. 1777-1786. Honourable mention award

C38 J Scarr, A Cockburn, C Gutwin, A Bunt, and J Cechanowicz. The Usability of CommandMaps in

Realistic Tasks. Proceedings of CHI’2014. Toronto, Canada. 2014. 2241-2250.

C39 SA Seah, DM Plasencia, P Bennet, A Karnik, V Ortocol, J Knibbe, A Cockburn, and S Submramanian. SensaBubble: A Chrono-Sensory Mid-Air Display of Sight and Smell. Proceedings of

CHI’2014. Toronto, Canada. 2014. 2863-2872. Honourable mention award

C40 P Quinn, S Malacria and A Cockburn. Touch Scrolling Transfer Functions. Proceedings of ACM

UIST’2013 Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology. St Andrews, Scotland. 2013.

61-71.

C41 S Malacria, J Scarr, A Cockburn, C Gutwin and T Grossman. Skillometers: Reflective Widgets that

Motivate and Help Users to Improve Performance. Proceedings of ACM UIST’2013 Symposium

on User Interface Software and Technology. St Andrews, Scotland. 2013. 321-330.

C42 M Jain, A Cockburn, and S Madhvanath. Comparison of Phone-Based Distal Pointing Techniques

for Point-Select Tasks. Proceedings of INTERACT’13. Cape Town, South Africa. 2013. 714-721.

C43 S Malacria, G Bailly, J Harrison, A Cockburn, and C Gutwin. Promoting Hotkey Use through

Rehearsal with ExposeHK. Proceedings of CHI’2013. Paris, France. 2013. 573-582.

C44 J Scarr, A Cockburn, C Gutwin, and S Malacria. Testing the Robustness and Performance of

Spatially Consistent Interfaces. Proceedings of CHI’2013. Paris, France. 2013. 3139-3148.

Honourable mention award

C45 S Fitchett, A Cockburn, and C Gutwin. Improving Navigation-Based File Retrieval. Proceedings

of CHI’2013. Paris, France. 2013. 2329-2338. Best paper award

C46 T Piumsomboon, A Clark, M Billinghurst, and A Cockburn. User-Defined Gestures for Augmented Reality. Proceedings of INTERACT’13. Cape Town, South Africa. September. 2013.

282-299.

C47 P Quinn, A Cockburn, G Casiez, N Roussel, and C Gutwin. Exposing and Understanding Scrolling

Transfer Functions. Proceedings of ACM UIST’2012 Symposium on User Interface Software and

Technology. Cambridge, Massachusetts, October. 2012. 341-350.

C48 A Cockburn, P Quinn, C Gutwin, and S Fitchett. Improving Scrolling Devices with DocumentLength-Dependent Gain. Proceedings of CHI’2012. Austin, Texas, May. 2012. 267-276.

C49 J Scarr, A Cockburn, C Gutwin, and A Bunt. Improving Command Selection with CommandMaps.

Proceedings of CHI’2012. Austin, Texas, May. 2012. 257-266. Best paper award

C50 S Fitchett and A Cockburn. AccessRank: Predicting What Users Will Do Next. Proceedings of

CHI’2012. Austin, Texas, May. 2012. 2239-2242. Honourable mention award

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C51 J Scarr, A Cockburn, C Gutwin, and P Quinn. Dips and Ceilings: Understanding and Supporting

Transitions to Expertise in User Interfaces. Proceedings of CHI’2011. Vancouver, Canada, May.

2011. 2741-2750.

C52 V Levesque, L Oram, KE MacLean, A Cockburn, N Marchuk, D Johnson, JE Colgate, and

M Peshkin. Enhancing Physicality in Touch Interaction with Programmable Friction. Proceedings

of CHI’2011. Vancouver, Canada, May. 2011. 2481-2490. Best paper award.

C53 P Quinn, A Cockburn, KJ Raiha, and J Delemarche. On the Costs of Multiple Trajectory Pointing

Methods. Proceedings of CHI’2011. Vancouver, Canada, May. 2011. 859-862. Honourable

mention award

C54 R Xiao, M Nacenta, RL Mandryk, A Cockburn and C Gutwin. Ubiquitous Cursor: A Comparison

of Direct and Indirect Pointing Feedback in Multi-Display Environments. Proceedings of Graphics

Interface ’2011. St Johns, Canada. 2011. 135-142. Michael A. J. Sweeney best student paper

award.

C55 S Bateman, A Doucette, C Gutwin, RL Mandryk and A Cockburn. Effects of View, Input Device,

and Track Width on Video Game Driving. Proceedings of Graphics Interface ’2011. St Johns,

Canada. 2011. 207-214.

C56 S Tak, J Scarr, C Gutwin and A Cockburn. Supporting Window Switching With Spatially Consistent Thumbnails Zones: Design and Evaluation. Proceedings of INTERACT’2011. Lisbon,

Portugal. 2011. 331-347.

C57 B Ens, D Ahlstroem, A Cockburn and P Irani. Characterizing User Performance with Assisted

Direct Off-Screen Pointing. Proceedings of Mobile HCI’2011. Stockholm. 2011. 331-347.

C58 D Ahlstroem, A Cockburn, C Gutwin, and P Irani. Why it’s Quick to be Square: Modelling New

and Existing Hierarchical Menu Designs. Proceedings of CHI’2010. Atlanta, GA, April. 2010.

1371-1380. Best paper nomination.

C59 J Oosterman and A Cockburn. An Empirical Comparison of Tag Clouds and Tables. Proceedings

of OzCHI’2010. Brisbane, Australia, 22-26 November. 2010. 288-295.

C60 S Fitchett and A Cockburn. Using Multitouch Input to Support Hybrid Relative and Absolute

Mobile Scrolling People and Computers 24. Proceedings of the British HCI Conference. Dundee,

6-10 September. 2010.

C61 S Fitchett and A Cockburn. Evaluating Flick-Scrolling and Tilt Scrolling for Reading Tasks on

Mobile Devices. Proceedings of OzCHI’2009. Melbourne, Australia, 23-27 November. 2009.

225-232.

C62 P Quinn and A Cockburn. Zoofing! Faster List Selections with Pressure-Zoom-Flick-Scrolling.

Proceedings of OzCHI’2009. Melbourne, Australia, 23-27 November. 2009. 185–192.

C63 S Tak and A Cockburn. Window Watcher: A Visualisation Tool for Understanding Window

Switching Activities. Proceedings of OzCHI’2009. Melbourne, Australia, 23-27 November. 2009.

241–248.

C64 S Tak, A Cockburn, K Humm, D Ahlstroem, C Gutwin and J Scarr. Improving Window Switching

Interfaces. Proceedings of INTERACT’2009. Uppsala, Sweden, 24-28 August. 2009. 187-200.

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C65 J Zucco, B Thomas, K Grimmer-Sommers and A Cockburn. A Comparison of Menu Configurations and Pointing Devices for use with Wearable Computers while Mobile and Stationary.

Proceedings of ACM ISWC’2009: 13th International Symposium on Wearable Computers. Linz,

Austria, 5-7 September. 2009. 63–70.

C66 J Alexander, A Cockburn, S Fitchett, C Gutwin and S Greenberg. Revisiting Read Wear: Analysis,

Design, and Evaluation of a Footprints Scrollbar. Proceedings of ACM CHI’2009 Conference on

Human Factors in Computing Systems. Boston, MA, 5 April - 9 April. 2009. 1665-1674.

C67 E Tanvir, J Cullen, P Irani and A Cockburn. Improving Selection in Cascading Pull-Down Menus.

Proceedings of ACM CHI’2008 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. Florence,

Italy, 5 April - 10 April. 2008. 1381-1384.

C68 J Alexander and A Cockburn. An Empirical Characterisation of Electronic Document Navigation.

Proceedings of Graphics Interface ’08. Windsor, Ontario, Canada, May 28-30. 2008. 123-130.

Michael A. J. Sweeney best student paper award.

C69 P Quinn, A Cockburn, Indratmo and C Gutwin An Investigation of Dynamic Landmarking Functions. Proceedings of Advanced Visual Interfaces (AVI’08). Napoli, Italy, May 28-30. 2008.

ACM Press.

C70 P Quinn and A Cockburn. The Effects of Menu Parallelism on Visual Search and Selection.

Proceedings of AUIC’08: Australasian User Interface Conference. 2008, 79-84. ACM Press.

C71 V Buchmann, M Billinghurst and A Cockburn. Directional Interfaces for Wearable Augmented

Reality. Proceedings of CHINZ’08 2008, 47-54. ACM Press.

C72 J Looser, M Billinghurst, R Grasset and A Cockburn. An Evaluation of Virutal Lenses for Object Selection in Augmented Reality. Proceedings of GRAPHITE 2007. Perth, Australia, 1–4

December. 2007, 203-210. ACM Press.

C73 A Cockburn, C Gutwin and S Greenberg. A Predictive Model of Menu Performance Proceedings

of ACM CHI’2007 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems San Jose, CA, 24–27

April. 2007, 627–636. ACM Press.

C74 A Cockburn, PO Kristennson, J Alexander and S Zhai. Hard Lessons: Effort-Inducing Interfaces Benefit Spatial Learning Proceedings of ACM CHI’2007 Conference on Human Factors in

Computing Systems San Jose, CA, 24–27 April. 2007, 1571–1580. ACM Press.

C75 M Hancock, S Carpendale and A Cockburn. Shallow Depth 3D Interaction: Design and Evaluation of One-, Two-, and Three-Touch Techniques Proceedings of ACM CHI’2007 Conference on

Human Factors in Computing Systems San Jose, CA, 24–27 April. 2007, 1147–1156. Nominated

for best paper award. ACM Press.

C76 G Ramos, A Cockburn, M Beaudouin-Lafon and R Balakrishnan. Pointing Lenses Proceedings of

ACM CHI’2007 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems San Jose, CA, 24–27 April.

2007, 757–766.. ACM Press.

C77 T Bell, A Cockburn, A Wingkvist and R Green. Podcasts as a supplement in tertiary education:

an experiment with two Computer Science courses Proceedings of MoLTA 2007: Conference on

Mobile Learning Technologies and Applications Auckland, New Zealand. 2007, 70–77.

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C78 T Amer, A Cockburn, R Green and G Odgers. Evaluating Swiftpoint as a Mobile Device for Direct

Manipulation Input Proceedings of AUIC’2007 Australasian User Interface Conference Ballarat,

Australia. 2007, 63–70.

C79 J Hauber, H Regenbrecht, M Billinghurst and A Cockburn. Spatiality in Videoconferencing:

Trade-offs between Efficiency and Social Presence Proceedings of ACM CSCW’2006 Conference

on Computer Supported Cooperative Work Banff, Canada, November 4–8. 2006, 413-422.

C80 V Jurgens, A Cockburn and M Billinghurst Depth Cues For Augmented Reality Stakeout Proceedings of CHINZ’2006: Conference of the New Zealand Chapter of the ACM Special Interest

Group on Human-Computer Interaction Canterbury, New Zealand 2006, 117-124.

C81 C Gutwin and A Cockburn. Improving List Revisitation with LispMaps Proceedings of ACM

AVI’2006 Conference on Advanced Visual Interfaces. Venice, Italy, May 23–26. 2006, 396-403.

32 accepted from 127 submissions.

C82 A Cockburn and A Gin. Faster Cascading Menu Selections with Enlarged Activation Areas

Proceedings of Graphics Interface 2006. Quebec City, Canada, June 7–9. 2006, 65–71.

C83 A Cockburn and P Brock. Human On-Line Response to Visual and Motor Target Expansion

Proceedings of Graphics Interface 2006. Quebec City, Canada, June 7–9. 2006, 81–87.

C84 A Cockburn, C Gutwin and J Alexander. Faster Document Navigation with Space-Filling Thumbnails Proceedings of ACM CHI’2006 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems Montreal, Canada, 24–27 April. 2006, 1–10. ACM Press.

C85 J Looser, A Cockburn and J Savage. On the Validity of Using First-Person Shooters for Fitts’

Law Studies Acceptance rate: 35%, 26 from 73. People and Computers XVII (Volume 2): British

Computer Society Conference on Human Computer Interaction Edinburgh, Scotland, September

2005, 33–36. Springer-Verlag.

C86 J Savage and A Cockburn. Comparing Automatic and Manual Zooming Methods for Acquiring

Off-Screen Targets People and Computers XIX: British Computer Society Conference on Human

Computer Interaction Edinburgh, Scotland, September 2005, 439–454. Springer-Verlag. Acceptance rate: 34%, 31 from 92.

C87 J Hauber, H Regenbrecht, A Hills, A Cockburn and M Billinghurst. Social Presence in Twoand Three-dimensional Videoconferencing Proceedings of 8th Annual International Workshop on

Presence London, UK, September 21-23, 2005, 189–198.

C88 A Cockburn, J Savage and A Wallace. Tuning and Testing Scrolling Interfaces that Automatically Zoom Proceedings of ACM CHI’2005 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

Portland, Oregon, 2–7 April. 2005, 71–80. ACM Press. Acceptance rate: 25%, 93 from 371.

Nominated for best paper award.

C89 T Wright and A Cockburn. Evaluation of Two Textual Programming Notations for Children Proceedings of the Sixth Australasian User Interface Conference (AUIC2005) Newcastle, Australia,

2–3 February 2005, 55–62. Australian Computer Society.

C90 L Rennie and A Cockburn. Aiding Text Entry of Foreign Alphabets with Visual Keyboard Plus

Proceedings of the Sixth Australasian User Interface Conference (AUIC2005) Newcastle, Australia, 2–3 February 2005, 119–125. Australian Computer Society.

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C91 S Blinmann and A Cockburn. Program Comprehension: Investigating the effects of naming style

and documentation Proceedings of the Sixth Australasian User Interface Conference (AUIC2005)

Newcastle, Australia, 2–3 February 2005, 73–78. Australian Computer Society.

C92 J Looser, M Billinghurst and A Cockburn. Through the Looking Glass: The Use of Lenses as an

Interface Tool for Augmented Reality Proceedings of Graphite’04: International Conference on

Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques Singapore, 15–18 June 2004, 204–211.

C93 V Buchmann, S Violich, M Billinghurst and A Cockburn. FingARtips — Gesture Based Direct

Manipulation in Augmented Reality Proceedings of Graphite’04: International Conference on

Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques Singapore, 15–18 June 2004, pp 212–221.

C94 A Cockburn. Revisiting 2D vs 3D Implications on Spatial Memory Proceedings of the Fifth

Australasian User Interface Conference (AUIC2004) Dunedin, New Zealand, 18–22 January 2004,

pp 25–32. Australian Computer Society.

C95 A Wallace, J Savage and A Cockburn. Rapid Visual Flow: How Fast is Too Fast? Proceedings

of the Fifth Australasian User Interface Conference (AUIC2004) Dunedin, New Zealand, 18–22

January 2004, pp 117–122. Australian Computer Society.

C96 A Cockburn, J Looser and J Savage. Around the World in Seconds with Speed-Dependent Automatic Zooming Paper and Video in the Conference Supplement of the ACM Conference on User

Interface Software and Technology Vancouver, Canada, November 2003, pp 35–36.

C97 A Cockburn and J Savage. Comparing Speed-Dependent Automatic Zooming with Traditional

Scroll, Pan and Zoom Methods People and Computers XVII: British Computer Society Conference

on Human Computer Interaction Bath, England, September 2003, pages 87–102. Springer-Verlag.

C98 A Cockburn and A Firth. Improving the Acquisition of Small Targets People and Computers XVII:

British Computer Society Conference on Human Computer Interaction Bath, England, September

2003, pages 181–196. Springer-Verlag.

C99 A Cockburn and A Siresena. Evaluating Mobile Text Entry with the Fastap Keypad Acceptance

rate: 33%, 8 from 24. People and Computers XVII (Volume 2): British Computer Society Conference on Human Computer Interaction Bath, England, September 2003, pages 77–80. SpringerVerlag.

C100 T Wright and A Cockburn. A Language and Task-based Taxonomy of Programming Environments

Proceedings of IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages and Formal Methods. Auckland, October

28–31 2003, pages 192–194. Acceptance rate: 33%, 8 from 24.

C101 T Wright and A Cockburn. An Evaluation of the Effects of Different Forms of Computer Supported Collaboration on Problem Solving Strategies Proceedings of CHINZ’03. Annual conference

of the New Zealand Chapter of the ACM Special Interest Group on Human-Computer Interaction.

Otago, July 2003, pages 99-104. Acceptance rate: 59%, 19 from 32.

C102 T Wright and A Cockburn. A Framework for Evaluating Multiple Language Programming Environments Proceedings of CHINZ’03. Annual conference of the New Zealand Chapter of the

ACM Special Interest Group on Human-Computer Interaction. Otago, July 2003, pages 21–26.

Acceptance rate: 59%, 19 from 32.

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C103 M Apperley, P Carter, C Churcher, A Cockburn, M Jones, B Lobb, K Novins, C Phillips and

W Wong. State of the Art: HCI in New Zealand (HCI Societies Worldwide Review) Proceedings

of INTERACT’03: Ninth IFIP TC13 International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction

Zurich, Switzerland, Sept 1–5 2003

C104 M Moyle and A Cockburn. The Design and Evaluation of a Flick Gesture for ‘Back’ and ‘Forward’

in Web Browsers Proceedings of the Fourth Australasian User Interface Conference (AUIC2003)

Adelaide, Australia, 4–7 February 2003, pages 39–46.

C105 M JasonSmith and A Cockburn. Get a Way Back: An Evaluation of Temporal Lists Proceedings of

the Fourth Australasian User Interface Conference (AUIC2003) Adelaide, Australia, 4–7 February

2003, pages 33–38.

C106 T Wright and A Cockburn. Mulspren: A MUltiple Language Simulation PRogramming ENvironment Proceedings of the 2002 IEEE Symposia on Human Centric Computing Languages and

Environments Arlington, VA, Sept 3–6 2002, pages 101–103.

C107 T Wright and A Cockburn. Evaluating Computer-Supported Collaboration for Learning a Problem

Solving Task, Proceedings of the International Conference on Computers in Education, Auckland,

NZ 2002, pages 266-267.

C108 M Moyle and A Cockburn. Analysing Mouse and Pen Flick Gestures Proceedings of the SIGCHINZ Symposium On Computer-Human Interaction Hamilton, New Zealand, 11–12 July. 2002,

pages 19–24.

C109 A Cockburn and B McKenzie. Evaluating the Effectiveness of Spatial Memory in 2D and 3D

Physical and Virtual Environments Proceedings of ACM CHI’2002 Conference on Human Factors

in Computing Systems Minneapolis, Minnesota, 20–25 April. 2002, pages 203–210. AddisonWesley. Acceptance rate: 15%, 61 from 409.

C110 A Cockburn, B McKenzie, and M JasonSmith. Evaluating a Temporal Behaviour for Web

Browsers’ Back and Forward Buttons CD and on-line Proceedings of WWW2002, the 11th International World Wide Web Conference Honolulu, May 7–11. 2002. www2002.org

C111 M Moyle and A Cockburn. Gesture Navigation: An Alternative Back for the Future Extended

Abstracts of ACM CHI’2002 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems Minneapolis,

Minnesota, 20–25 April. 2002, pages 822–823. ACM Press. Acceptance rate: 17%, 62 from 374.

C112 L Butts and A Cockburn. An Evaluation of Mobile Phone Text Input Methods Proceedings of

Australian User Interface Conference. 2002, pages 55–59. Australian Computer Society Inc.

C113 T Wright and A Cockburn. Solo, Together, Apart: Evaluating Modes of CSCL for Learning a

Problem Solving Task Proceedings of ACM Computer Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL)

Conference 2002. newmedia.colorado.edu/cscl/06.pdf

C114 T Bell, A Cockburn, B McKenzie and J Vargo. Flexible Delivery Damaging to Learning? Lessons

from the Canterbury Digital Lectures Project Proceedings of ED-MEDIA’2001: World Conference

on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications Tampere, Finland, June 25–30.

2001, pages 117–122. Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education.

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C115 A Cockburn and B McKenzie. 3D or Not 3D? Evaluating the Effect of the Third Dimension in

a Document Management System Proceedings of ACM CHI’2001 Conference on Human Factors

in Computing Systems Seattle, Washington, March 31–April 6. 2001, pages 434–441. AddisonWesley. Acceptance rate: 19%, 69 from 353.

C116 B McKenzie and A Cockburn. An Empirical Analysis of Web Page Revisitation 34th Hawaiian

International Conference on System Sciences, HICSS34 2001. IEEE Computer Society Press.

C117 T Wright and A Cockburn. Writing, Reading, Watching: A Task-Based Analysis and Review of

Learners’ Programming Environments International Workshop on Advanced Learning Technologies, IWALT 2000, pages 167–170. IEEE Computer Society Press.

C118 A Cockburn and B McKenzie. An Evaluation of Cone Trees People and Computers XIV: British

Computer Society Conference on Human Computer Interaction 2000, pages 425–436. SpringerVerlag. Acceptance rate: 27 from 57.

C119 A Cockburn and S Greenberg. Issues of Page Representation and Organisation in Web Browser’s

Revisitation Tools OzCHI’99: Australian Conference on Computer-Human Interaction, Wagga

Wagga, November 28–30, 1999, pages 7–14. Acceptance rate: 50%.

C120 A Cockburn, S Greenberg, B McKenzie, M JasonSmith and S Kaasten. WebView: A Graphical

Aid for Revisiting Web Pages OzCHI’99: Australian Conference on Computer-Human Interaction, Wagga Wagga, November 28–30, 1999, pages 15–22. Acceptance rate: 50%.

C121 S Greenberg and A Cockburn. Getting Back to Back: Alternate Behaviors for a Web Browser’s

Back Button 5th Conference on Human Factors and the Web, Gaithersburg, Maryland. June 3,

1999. Acceptance rate: 11 from 27.

C122 P Weir and A Cockburn. Distortion-Oriented Workspace Awareness in DOME British Computer

Society Conference on Human-Computer Interaction. Imperial College, London. 1–4 September,

1998., pages 239–252. Springer-Verlag. Acceptance rate: 21 from 89.

C123 E Ng, T Bell and A Cockburn. Improvements to a Pen-Based Musical Input System OzCHI’98:

The Australasian Conference on Computer-Human Interaction. Adelaide, Australia. 29th November to 4th December, 1998. 1998., pages 239–252. IEEE Computer Society Press.

C124 A Cockburn and T Bell. Extending HCI in the Computer Science Curriculum ACM Australasian

Computer Science Education Conference ACSE’98. Brisbane, Australia, 8–10 July, 1998, pages

113–120. ACM Press. Acceptance rate: 28 from 59.

C125 A Cockburn and A Bryant. Cleogo: Collaborative and Multi-Paradigm Programming for Kids

APCHI’98: Asia Pacific Conference on Computer Human Interaction. Japan. July 15–17, 1998,

pages 187–192. IEEE Computer Society Press.

C126 N Churcher, A Cockburn, B McMaster, J Horlor. CUTE—The Design and Evolution of a First

Year Programming Environment Software Engineering: Education and Practice ’98. Dunedin.

January, 1998, pages 142–148. IEEE Computer Society Press.

C127 A Cockburn and T Dale. CEVA: A Tool for Collaborative Video Analysis ACM Group’97:

International Conference on Supporting Group Work Phoenix, Arizona, November 16–19, 1997,

pages 47–55. ACM Press. Acceptance rate: 44 from 104.

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C128 A Cockburn and N Churcher. Towards Literate Tools for Novice Programmers ACM Australasian

Computer Science Education Conference ACSE’97. Melbourne, Australia, 2-4 July 1997, pages

163–169. ACM Press. Acceptance rate: 31 from 46.

C129 N Churcher and A Cockburn. An Immersion Model for Software Engineering Projects ACM

Australasian Computer Science Education Conference ACSE’97. Melbourne, Australia, 2-4 July

1997, pages 107–116. ACM Press. Acceptance rate: 31 from 46.

C130 A Cockburn and S Jones. Design Issues for World Wide Web Navigation Visualisation Tools

RIAO’97: The Fifth Conference on Computer-Assisted Research of Information. McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 25th-27th June 1997. pages 55–74. Acceptance rate: 35 from

90.

C131 J Anstice, T Bell, A Cockburn and M Setchell. The Design of a Pen-Based Musical Input System.

OzCHI’96: The Sixth Australian Conference on Computer-Human Interaction, Hamilton, New

Zealand, November 24–27, 1996, pages 260–267. IEEE Press. Acceptance rate: 38 from 79.

C132 A Cockburn and A Bryant. Do It This Way: Equal Opportunity Programming for Kids OzCHI’96:

The Sixth Australian Conference on Computer-Human Interaction, Hamilton, New Zealand, November 24–27, 1996, pages 246–251. IEEE Press. Acceptance rate: 38 from 79.

C133 A Tay and A Cockburn User Interfaces for Workflow Systems: Designing for End-User Tailorability Short paper in OzCHI’96: The Sixth Australian Conference on Computer-Human Interaction,

Hamilton, New Zealand, November 24–27, 1996, pages 301–302. IEEE Press.

C134 A Cockburn. Collaborative Usability Analysis Using Video Protocols APCHI’96: The First Asia

Pacific Conference Human Computer Interaction, Information Technology Institute Singapore,

25–28 June, 1996, pages 67–80. Acceptance rate: lower than 50%.

C135 S Greenberg, C Gutwin, and A Cockburn. Using Distortion-Oriented Displays to Support Workspace

Awareness. British Computer Society Conference on Human-Computer Interaction. Imperial College, London. 20–23 August, 1996. Cambridge University Press. Acceptance rate: 23 from 63.

C136 A Cockburn and S Greenberg. Children’s Collaboration Styles in a Newtonian Microworld. In

Companion Proceedings of CHI’96. ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

Vancouver, April 13–18 1996, pages 181–182. ACM Press. Acceptance rate: 78 from 335.

C137 S Greenberg, C Gutwin, and A Cockburn. Awareness Through Fisheye Views in RelaxedWYSIWIS Groupware Proceedings of Graphics Interface, May 21–24, 1996. Toronto, pages

28–38. Morgan-Kauffman. Acceptance rate: 29 from 73.

C138 SRA Jones and AJG Cockburn. A Study of Navigational Support Provided by Two World Wide

Web Browsing Applications. In Hypertext ’96. Seventh ACM Conference on Hypertext. Washington DC March 16–20, 1996, pages 161–169. ACM Press. Acceptance rate: 24 from 85.

C139 AJG Cockburn and SRA Jones. Trails, Trials, and Tribulations: Unravelling Navigational Problems in the World Wide Web. In Proceedings of the 5th Workshop on Information Technologies

and Systems (WITS ’95). Nijenrode University, The Netherlands. 9–10 December., pages 46–55,

1995. Acceptance rate: 24 from 70.

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C140 A Cockburn and S Greenberg. TurboTurtle: A Collaborative Microworld for Exploring Newtonian Physics. In ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Learning (CSCL ’95).

Bloomington, Indiana. October 17–20, 1995, pages 62–66. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc,

October 1995.

C141 AJG Cockburn. TurboTurtle: Educating Children in an Alternative Reality Universe. In Proceedings of the 1994 Computer Human Interaction Specialist Interest Group of the Ergonomics Society

of Australia (OZCHI’94). November 28 to December 1. Melbourne., pages 99–105, 1994.

C142 A Cockburn and S Jones. Four Principles for Groupware Design. In Proceedings of the 1994

Computer Human Interaction Specialist Interest Group of the Ergonomics Society of Australia

(OZCHI’94). November 28 to December 1. Melbourne., pages 21–26, 1994.

C143 AJG Cockburn and S Greenberg. Making Contact: Getting the Group Communicating with

Groupware. In COOCS ’93. The ACM Conference on Organisational Computing Systems. November 1st to 4th. Milpitas, California., pages 31–41, 1993.

C144 AJG Cockburn. Supporting Social Awareness in Distributed Work. In P et al Collings, editor,

Proceedings of OZCHI 1993. CHISIG Annual Conference. Canberra. November., pages 224–241,

1993.

C145 AJG Cockburn and HW Thimbleby. Reducing User Effort in Collaboration Support. In WD Gray,

WE Hefley, and D Murray, editors, Proceedings of the 1993 International Workshop on Intelligent

User Interfaces, Orlando, Florida. January 4–7., pages 215–218. New York: ACM Press, January

1993.

C146 AJG Cockburn and HW Thimbleby. Automatic Conversational Context: Avoiding Dependency on

User Effort in Groupware. In MJ Rees and R Iannella, editors, Interface Technology: Advancing

Human-Computer Communication. Proceedings of OZCHI 1992. CHISIG Annual Conference.

Bond University Australia, Queensland. November 26–27, pages 142–149, 1992.

C147 AJG Cockburn. Reflexive CSCW and Managing Commitments. In IEE Colloquium on CSCW:

Some Fundamental Issues. London, March 15, number 065 in 1991, pages 9/1–9/5. IEE, 1991.

Patents and Patent Applications

P1 Andy Cockburn, Mark Billinghurst, Dinesh Mandalapu. User Interface Device. US Patent Application Number: PCT/IN2011/000897.

Other: Refereed Videos, Media Reports and Non-Refereed Publications

O1 L Besanon, Y Jansen, A Cockburn, and P Dragicevic. Definitely Maybe: Hedges And Boosters in

the HCI Literature. OSF Preprints. https://osf.io/mjg7h/, 2021.

O2 National Science Challenges report. ‘Meet the researchers: Andy Cockburn, Turbulent touch’.

22/03/2019.

O3 Marsden update. ‘Young researchers experience international science.’ (PhD student Stephen

Fitchett). February 2012.

O4 Magazine article. New Zealand Listener. “Charge of the tech brigade”. Mar 31, 2012.

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O5 Newspaper article. The Press. “Conference acceptance a coup”. Dec 22, 2011.

O6 Newspaper article. The Press. “Intuitive Innovations”. Feb 22, 2011.

O7 UC Communications. ‘UC/Microsoft internship opens up world for computer science student.’

Mar 22, 2011.

O8 Marsden update. ‘Highlights of the 2010 funding round.’ November 2010.

O9 Magazine article. ‘Profiling Excellence’. Royal Society of New Zealand. ‘Thirty years of research

in a single hit’, March 2010.

O10 Newspaper article. Sydney Morning Herald. ‘Computer mouse still rules, says expert’, Jan 19,

2010. (Widely syndicated through AAP.)

http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-national/computer-mouse-still-rules-says-expert20100119-mhnp.html

O11 Newspaper article. Dominion Post. ‘Next-step mouse on its way’, Feb 1, 2010.

O12 Radio Interview (Live). ABC Perth. ‘Drive Time’ program. January 19th, 2010.

O13 Newspaper article. The Press. ‘Boost for Computer Activation Project’, Nov. 5, 2009.

O14 Radio interview (Sweden). ‘Highlights of the INTERACT Conference’, Sept 3 2009. http://

www.sr.se/cgi-bin/p1/program/artikel.asp?ProgramID=406&nyheter=1&artikel=3075930

O15 Newspaper article. Dominion Post. ‘Kiwi mouse comes out of hiding’, March 10, 2008. http://

www.stuff.co.nz/4433363a28.html

O16 Newspaper article. Christchurch Press. ‘Fast Kiwi mouse attracts interest from big players’, March

5, 2008. http://www.stuff.co.nz/4425499a28.html

O17 Newspaper article. The Age (Australia). ‘Kiwi mouse attracts interest’, March 5, 2008. http://

http://www.theage.com.au/news/biztech/kiwi-mouse-attracts-interest/2008/03/10/1204998342852.

html

O18 Magazine article. Marsden Update. ‘Document Navigation’, December 2008.

O19 Interview. IEEE Spectrum. ‘A New Spin on the Computer Mouse’, October 2006. http://www.

spectrum.ieee.org/oct06/4668

O20 Video. Faster Document Navigation with Space-Filling Thumbnails Video in the Video Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI2006) Montreal,

Canada, April 2006. http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~andy/sft.mov

O21 Video. Tuning and Testing Scrolling Interfaces that Automatically Zoom Video in the Refereed

Video Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI2005)

Portland, Oregon, April 2005. http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~andy/tuning-n-testing.

wmv

O22 Video. Around the World in Seconds with Speed-Dependent Automatic Zooming Video and

Demonstration at the ACM Conference on User Interface Software and Technology Vancouver,

Canada, November 2003. http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~andy/uist-sdaz.avi

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O23 Radio Interview. BBC World Service. ‘Go Digital’ program. January 14th, 2003 http://news.

bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/2677337.stm

O24 Nature Journal’s Science Update. ‘Browsers go back to the future’ www.nature.com/nsu/021230/

021230-3.html

O25 ‘The Register’ in the UK. ‘Kiwis redesign the Back button’. http://www.theregister.co.uk/

content/6/28729.html

O26 Canadian Broadcast Corporation. Programmers try out alternative to browser’s back button. http:

//cbc.ca/storyview/CBC/2002/12/30/back_button021230

O27 Slashdot. ‘Redesigning The ”Back” Button’ slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/12/30/1727206&

mode=thread&tid=95

O28 NZOOM’s Technology Page. technology.nzoom.com/technology_subcategory/0,1610,113-

116,00.html

O29 Newspaper Interview. Christchurch Press. ‘Better Going Back’, Feb 11, 2003.

O30 University Chronicle. “Taking the frusturation out of the web”, Feb 20, 2003.

O31 S Greenberg, C Gutwin, and A Cockburn. Applying Distortion-Oriented Displays to Groupware.

Video Programme of the ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work. 1996.

O32 S Greenberg, C Gutwin, and A Cockburn. Sharing fisheye views in relaxed-WYSIWIS groupware applications. Technical Report 95/577/29, Department of Computer Science, University of

Calgary, Calgary, CANADA., 1996.

O33 S Greenberg, C Gutwin, and A Cockburn. Using distortion-oriented displays to support workspace

awareness. Technical Report 96/581/01, Department of Computer Science, University of Calgary,

Calgary, CANADA., 1996.

O34 S Greenberg, C Gutwin, M Roseman, and A Cockburn. From awareness to teamrooms, groupweb and turboturtle: Eight snapshots of recent work in the grouplab project. Technical Report

95/580/32, Department of Computing Science, University of Calgary, Canada, December 1995.

O35 A Cockburn and S Greenberg. The design and evolution of turboturtle: A collaborative microworld for exploring newtonian physics. Technical Report tr-cosc.03.95, University of Canterbury, Christchurch. New Zealand, 1995.

O36 AJG Cockburn. Social awareness without mega-bits. In Proceedings of Uniforum. Rotoroa, New

Zealand., 1994.

O37 AJG Cockburn. Groupware design: principles, prototypes, and systems. PhD thesis, Department of Computing Science and Mathematics, University of Stirling, Scotland. FK9 4LA, 1993.

Available from British Libraries, or as Technical Report 107 from the University of Stirling.

O38 SRA Jones and AJG Cockburn. Reducing requirements in computer supported writing tasks,

1993. Paper presented at: 6th UK conference on computers and writing. University of Wales.

April 13-15.

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O39 AJG Cockburn and S Greenberg. Making contact: getting the group communicating. Technical

Report 93/498/03, Department of Computer Science, University of Calgary, Alberta T2N 1N4

Canada, 1993.

O40 AJG Cockburn and HW Thimbleby. Reducing user effort in collaboration support. Technical

Report 93, University of Stirling, Stirling, Scotland, FK9 4LA, 1992.

O41 AJG Cockburn and HW Thimbleby. A reflexive perspective of CSCW. ACM SIGCHI Bulletin,

23(3):63–68, July 1991.

O42 AJG Cockburn. A user’s guide to TELEFREEK: a communication and social awareness environment. Technical Report 105, Department of Computing Science and Mathematics, University of

Stirling, Stirling, Scotland, FK9 4LA, 1993.

O43 AJG Cockburn. A user’s guide to mona: an enhanced email system. Technical Report 97,

Department of Computing Science and Mathematics, University of Stirling, Stirling, Scotland,

FK9 4LA, 1992.

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Grants and industry research/consulting

Project Source Date Amount

Understanding the human experience of intelligent user interfacesMarsden. (19-UOC-021) 2020-2023 $530,000

Travel expenses Airbus & U. Paul Sabatier 2018 ≈ $7,000

In-Vehicle Touchscreens NZ Science for Innovation 2017 $200,000

Travel expenses ACM CHI Steering Committee 2017 ≈ $4,000

Travel expenses Australian National University 2016 ≈ $3,000

Travel expenses Airbus & U. Paul Sabatier 2016 ≈ $5,000

Travel expenses ACM CHI Academy Award (Seoul) 2015 ≈ $5,000

Benjamin Meaker Visiting Professorship University of Bristol 2013 £7,000

Understanding and improving the novice to expert transition with user interfacesMarsden. (10-UOC-020) 2011-2014 $496,000

Dynamic Multimodal Affordances HP Innovations Award 2011-2012 US$40,000

Travel expenses ACM UIST conference June 2009 ≈ $4,000

Postdoctoral Fellow BuildIT 2011-2012 $116,000

Dynamic Multimodal Affordances HP Innovations Award 2010-2011 US$40,000

Travel expenses ACM UIST conference June 2009 ≈ $4,000

Scrolling device studies Logitech Inc 2010 $10,000

Canadian GRAND project Canadian Centres of Excellence 2010-2014 C$25,000,000

BuildIT Emerging Researcher Mentoring Fund BuildIT 2010 $8,000

Pythodogogical UC Teaching and Learning 2009-2010 $15,000

Dynamic Multimodal Affordances HP Innovations Award 2009-2010 US$40,000

Travel expenses ACM UIST conference June 2009 ≈ $4,000

Travel expenses ACM CHI conference Nov. 2008 ≈ $4,000

Improving document navigation interfaces Marsden. (07-UOC-013) 2007–2010 $400,000

Accessible AR on Everyday Devices FRST (UOCX0704) 2007–2011 $1,875,000

Usability training Jade Software 2007 ≈ $2,000

Usability training AMI 2007 ≈ $2,000

Expenses Logitech Inc., California April 2007 ≈ $5,000

Expenses Logitech Inc., California July 2006 ≈ $2,000

Grant in aid University of Toronto July 2006 ≈ $8,000

Grant in aid University of Saskatoon June 2006 ≈ $6,000

Grant in aid University of Calgary May 2006 ≈ $3,000

Grant in aid IBM Almaden Research, California April 2006 ≈ $3,000

NOKIA Pocket (Assoc. with HIT Lab). Nokia Research Center 2006. ≈$100,000.

Speed-Dependent Automatic Zooming Computer Science 2003 $3,000

Evaluation of Speed-Coupled Scrolling Computer Science 2002 $3,000

Multimedia Learning of Graphics (Assoc.) UoC Teaching and Learning Ctte. 2002 $5,000

Fastap Evaluation Digit Wireless LLC, MA, USA. 2002 $3,000

Supermedia—The MagicBook Project (Assoc.) NZ NERF (UOCX0204) 2002 $333,000

Practical Flexible Delivery of Virtual Learning UoC (U6360) 1999–2002 $40,000

Collaborative Programming for Children Marsden, Royal Soc. (UOC805) 2000–2002 $135,000

Evaluation of Back/Forward in Web-browsers Computer Science 2001 $3,000

Interfaces for WWW navigation. Microsoft Research, USA. 1999 ≈ $8,000

HCI and multi-media research lab Computer Science 1999 $7,400

Video analysis and multi-media lab UoC (2313728) 1996 $30,000

Collaborative video analysis Computer Science 1996 $3,000

Collaborative microworlds Computer Science 1995 $4,000

Asynchronous groupware toolkits Computer Science 1994 $2,000

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Academic Service

External assessor 2019 Promotion to Full Professor: University of Toronto.

External assessor 2018 Promotion to Full Professor: University of Cambridge.

Rapportuer 2018 Habilitation, Dr Eric Lecolinet, Universite Paris Sud, France.  ́

Rapportuer 2018 Habilitation, Dr Marcos Serrano, University Toulouse III Paul Sabbatier,

France.

External assessor 2017 Promotion application: University of Waterloo.

Chair 2018-2021 Technical program chair for ACM CHI 2020 Conference

Committee member 2016-2020 Steering Committee for the ACM CHI Conference

Rapportuer 2017 Habilitation, Dr Caroline Appert, University Paris-Sud, France.

Chair 2016-2018 CORE Chris Wallace Research Award Panel

Deputy Chair 2016-2018 PBRF Mathematical and Information Sciences Panel

Editorial 2015– Editorial Board of Foundations and Trends in Human-Computer Interaction.

Editorial 2015– Editorial Board of Human-Computer Interaction. Taylor and Francis.

Chair 2012–2015 Papers co-chair for ACM CHI 2014 and 2015 (over 2000 submissions).

Service Award. 2014. ACM SIGCHI Recognition of Service Award.

Editorial 2012– Editorial Board of ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction. ACM.

Panel member 2011-2012 Member of the Mathematics, Information Sciences and Technology PBRF

panel.

Panel member 2008–2009 BuildIT Postdoctoral Award.

Governance board 2008–2010 Elected member of the governance board of BuildIT.

Panel member 2009, 2011 Member of the Mathematics and Information Sciences Marsden panel.

Panel member 2008–2009 BuildIT Postdoctoral Award.

Panel member 2008–2010 BuildIT Emerging Reseacher Travel Fund.

Mentor 2009–2010 BuildIT mentor for early career researchers.

External assessor 2010 Docent application advisor, University of Tampere, Finland.

External assessor 2010 Promotion application for University of Auckland.

External assessor 2007, 2009 Promotion applications for INRIA, University Paris-Sud.

External assessor 2007 Postdoctoral applicants for Ryerson Univerity, Canada.

Editorial 2002–2013 Associate Editor for International Journal of Human-Computer Studies.

Editorial 2002–2013 Member Editorial Board for Interacting with Computers Journal.

Chair 2010–2011 Subcommittee Chair ACM CHI’11.

Senior Reviewing 2004– Associate Chair (Papers) for ACM CHI’04, CHI’08, CHI’09.

Senior Reviewing 2009 Associate Chair (Papers) for ACM UIST 2009.

Senior Reviewing 2007 Short papers chair for INTERACT 2007

Chair 2004–2005 Papers chair for Australasian User Interface Conferences

Competition judge 2009 Student Research Competition at CHI 2009.

Journal Reviewing 1993– Communications of the ACM, Human-Computer Interaction Journal, IEEE

Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, ACM Transactions on

Computer-Human Interaction, Ergonomics, Information and Software Technology, Information Technology and Society, Interacting with Computers, Virtual

Reality, Personal and Ubiquitous Computing, Journal of Computer-Mediated

Communication, and International Journal of Human-Computer Studies.

Misc. 2003 Organised the ‘Masterclass and Symposium on Interacting with and Through

Next Generation Computer Systems’, held at the University of Canterbury.

Organising committees 1996, 1998 OzCHI

Doctoral consortium 2008 CHI 2008

Other reviewing Ongoing Graphics Interface 2009, 2010, 2011; UIST Demos 2009; ACM CHI 2007,

2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002. AICCS-07; ACM UIST 2007, 2006, 2005,

2003; InfoVis 2006; BEyond time and errors: novel evaLuation methods for Information Visualization (BELIV’06); ACM Advanced Visual Interfaces (AVI)

2006; IEEE Tencon’05; CHINZ’05; Interact’05; MobileHCI’05; ACM CSCW

2004; ACM UIST 2003; INTERACT 2003; Australasian User Interface Conference, 2000–2003; The Active Web, ’99; ACM Conference on Data Communications 1994; ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

1996; OZCHI’94-97; APCHI’96 & ’98; ACM Hypertext ’97; Graphics Interface ’97; InterAct ’97; ACM Group ’97.

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Invited seminar presentations outside the University of Canterbury

Keynote address, ACM Interactive Surfaces and Spaces Conference, Wellington, NZ. November, 2022.

Keynote address, INTERACT Conference, Mumbai. September, 2017.

Dean’s Colloquium, ANU, Australia. August, 2016.

Engineering & Computer Science, ANU, Australia. August, 2016.

Institute of Advanced Studies, University of Bristol, UK. August, 2013.

Department of Computer Science, University of Glasgow, UK. August, 2013.

Colloquium Polaris, INRIA, Lille, France. July, 2013.

Department of Computer Science, University of Manitoba, Canada. August, 2010.

Department of Computer Science, University of Manitoba, Canada. August, 2010.

Department of Computer Science, University of British Colombia, Canada. August, 2010.

Keynote address, Australasian Computer Science Week. January, 2010.

Department of Computer Science, University of British Colombia, Canada. July, 2009.

Department of Computer Science, University of Calgary, Canada. July, 2008.

Department of Computer Science, Swansea University, UK. September, 2008.

INRIA, Universite Paris-Sud, France. September, 2006.

Department of Computer Science, Swansea University, UK. August, 2006.

Logitech Inc., California. July, 2006.

Department of Computer Science, Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia. July, 2006.

Digital Graphics Project Lab, University of Toronto. June, 2006.

Department of Computer Science, University of Saskatoon. June, 2006.

Department of Computer Science, University of Calgary. April, 2006.

IBM Almaden Research Centre. March, 2006.

Digital Fusion Inc.. February, 2006.

Usability Professionals Association (UPA), Canterbury Innovation Incubator. November, 2005.

Usability Professionals Association (UPA), Canterbury Innovation Incubator. November, 2004.

Department of Computer Science, University of Calgary, Canada. November, 2003.

Human-Computer Interaction Lab, Univ. of Maryland, College Park, USA. October 2003.

Department of Computer Science, University of Glasgow. September, 2003.

Department of Psychology, University of York. September, 2003.

Interaction Centre, University College London. September, 2003.

Department of Computer Science, University of Southampton. September, 2003

New Zealand Computer Society, Christchurch. June, 2003.

Department of Computer Science, University of Waikato. December, 2002.

Allied Telesyn Research. November, 2002.

Department of Computer Science, University of Calgary, Canada. October, 2001.

Institute for Info. Tech., National Research Center, Ottawa, Canada. October, 2001.

Grouplab, University of Calgary, Canada. October, 2001.

Department of Computer Science, University of Saskatchewan, Canada. October, 2001.

Department of Computer Science, University of Cape Town, South Africa. September, 2001.

Department of Computer Science, Victoria University of Wellington. July, 2000.

Inaugural ACM SIGCHI NZ meeting. Massey University. June 2000.

Department of Computer Science, University of Waikato. May, 2000.

Department of Computer Science, University of Calgary. March, 1999.

Center for LifeLong Learning and Design, University of Colorado, Boulder. November, 1998.

Norsk Regencentral (Norwegian Research Centre), Oslo, Norway. August, 1998.

Department of Computer Science, University of Calgary. January, 1996.

Department of Computer Science, Massey University. January, 1993.

Department of Computer Science, University of Waikato. January, 1993.

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Visiting academics

I have attracted many world leaders in Human-Computer Interaction to the department. Most of them

have presented several seminars while at Canterbury, including numerous ‘Science Prestige Lectures’

and Ben Sheiderman’s Royal Society Evening Lecture.

Prof. Joanna McGrenere University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. One month, 2023.

Prof. Carl Gutwin University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada. Two months, 2023.

Dr. Philip Quinn Google Research, Mountain View, California. One year, 2020-2021.

Prof. Carl Gutwin University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada. Four weeks, 2020.

Prof. Carl Gutwin University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada. Seven weeks, 2015-2016.

Prof. Wolfgang Stuerzlinger University of Waterloo, Canada Three months, 2011-2012

Prof. Kari-Jouko Raiha University of Tampere, Finland Nine months, 2009-2010

Dr. Saila Ovaska University of Tampere, Finland Nine months, 2009-2010

Dr. David Ahlstroem Klagenfurt University, Austria. Eighteen months, 2008-2010.

Prof. Carl Gutwin University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada. Three months, 2008.

Prof. Karon MacLean University of British Colombia, Canada. Six months, 2007-2008.

Prof. Bob Kraut Carnegie Mellon University. Erskine Visitor. Three months, 2008.

Prof. Andrew Monk University of York, UK. Three months, 2008.

Dr. Gonzalo Ramos University of Toronto, Canada. One month, 2007.

Prof. Carl Gutwin University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada. Erskine Fellow. Four months, 2007.

Prof. Alistair Sutcliffe University of Manchester, UK. One month, 2007.

Prof. Carl Gutwin University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada. One week, 2005.

Prof. Ben Bederson University of Maryland, Maryland, USA. One week, 2004.

Prof. Ben Shneiderman University of Maryland, Maryland, USA. Erskine Fellow. One month, 2003.

Prof. Jenny Preece University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Maryland. Erskine Fellow. One month, 2003.

Prof. Stephen Brewster University of Glasgow, UK. Erskine Fellow. Six months, 2003.

Prof. Gerhard Fischer University of Colorado, Boulder. One year, 2002–2003.

Prof. Bob Spence Imperial College London. Erskine Fellow. One month, 2002.

Prof. Gerhard Fischer University of Colorado, Boulder. Erskine Fellow. One month, 2000.

Prof. Harold Thimbleby Middlesex University, UK. Erskine Fellow. One month, 1997.

Dr Allen Cypher Apple Research, Cuppertino, California. One week, 1996.

Dr Akihiko Machizawa Communications Research Laboratory, Japan. Three years, 1996–1998.

Professor Brian Wyvill University of Calgary, Canada. Erskine Fellow. Two months, 1996.

Professor Saul Greenberg University of Calgary, Canada. Erskine Fellow. Six months, 1995.

Carl Gutwin University of Calgary, Canada. Two months, 1995.

Dr Steve Jones University of Abertay, Dundee. Six months, 1995.

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Expert Witness Consulting

Role Expert witness for Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, counsel for Samsung.

(analysis).

Case Smith Interface Technologies v. Samsung.

Eastern District of Texas. 2:22-cv-00290-JRG

Dates November 2022 –

Role Expert witness for Morrison Foerster, counsel for Apple.

(analysis, reports, deposition).

Case Firstface Co. Ltd. v. Apple Inc.

Northern District of California. 3:15-cv-02245-JD.

Dates June 2022 –

Role Expert witness for Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, counsel for Samsung.

(analysis).

Case Village Green Technologies v. Samsung.

Eastern District of Texas. 2:21-cv-00323-JRG-RSP

Dates January 2022 – March 2022

Role Expert witness for Desmarais, counsel for IBM.

(analysis, reports, deposition).

Case Chewy, Inc. v. IBM.

Southern District of New York. 1:21-cv-01319-JSR.

Dates August 2021 –

Role Expert witness for Farella, Braun & Martel, counsel for Google.

(analysis, reports, testimony at trial).

Case Profectus Technology versus Google.

Western District of Texas. 6:20-cv-101-ADA.

Dates March 2021 – October 2021

Role Expert witness for Latham & Watkins and Allen & Overy counsel for Facebook/Meta.

(analysis, reports, deposition).

Case Facebook/Meta Platforms et al. versus Wrinkl

Patent Trial and Appeals Board. IPR2021-00882, -00883

Dates February 2021 – November 2022

Role Expert witness for Morrison & Foerster, counsel for Renesas.

(analysis).

Case Neodron versus Renesas Electronics Corp.

Western District of Texas. 6:20-CV-00529.

Dates December 2020 – August 2021

Role Expert witness for DLA Piper, counsel for Samsung.

(analysis, declaration).

Case Neonode versus Samsung.

Western District of Texas. 6:20-CV-00507.

Dates September 2020 –

Role Expert witness for DLA Piper (counsel for Apple, Microsoft and ASUS), Morrison & Foerster (counsel for Amazon),

Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner (counsel for LG), O’Melveny & Myers (counsel for Samsung),

Vasquez Benisek & Lindgren (counsel for ASUS).

(analysis).

Case Neodron versus Apple, Microsoft, Amazon & others.

US International Trade Commission. 337-TA-1193.

Dates May 2020 – November 2020.

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Role Expert witness for Desmarais, counsel for IBM.

(analysis, reports).

Case IBM versus Zillow Group.

Central District of California. 8:19-CV-01777.

Dates October 2019 – May 2020.

Role Expert witness for DLA Piper (counsel for Microsoft, HP, Lenovo), Morrison & Foerster (counsel for Amazon),

Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner (counsel for Motorola and Lenovo), Alston & Bird (counsel for Dell),

O’Melveny & Myers (counsel for Samsung).

(analysis, reports, deposition).

Case Neodron versus Microsoft, HP, Amazon, Samsung, Dell, Motorola, Lenovo.

US International Trade Commission. 337-TA-1162.

Dates August 2019 – December 2020.

Role Expert witness for Jones Day, counsel for Google and Huawei.

(analysis).

Case American Patents versus Huawei.

Dates April 2019 – July 2019

Role Expert witness for Gilbert+Tobin, counsel for Aristocrat Technologies.

(reports, testimony at trial).

Case Aristocrat Technologies versus Commissioner of Patents.

Federal Court of Australia. NSD 1343/2018.

Dates September 2018 – June 2020

Role Expert witness for Williams & Connolly and Alston & Bird, counsel for Google and ASUS Inc.

(reports, deposition).

Case Koninklijke Philips versus ASUS.

Northern District of California 4:18-cv-01885-HSG.

Dates March 2016 – March 2020

Role Expert witness for Williams and Connolly, counsel for Google Inc.

(reports, deposition).

Case Google versus Philips.

Patent Trial and Appeal Board. IPR2017-00386/387/388/389.

Dates March 2016 – March 2020

Role Expert witness for DLA Piper, counsel for Apple Inc.

(reports, deposition, testimony at trial).

Case Immersion versus Apple.

US International Trade Commission. 337-TA-1004 and 337-TA-990 (consolidated).

Dates June 2016 – May 2017

Role Expert witness for DLA Piper, counsel for Apple Inc.

(reports).

Case Apple versus Immersion.

Patent Trial and Appeal Board. IPR2016-01777.

Dates June 2016 – May 2017

Role Expert witness for Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr, counsel for Apple Inc.

(analysis).

Case Core Wireless Licensing S.a.r.l. v. Apple Inc.

Eastern District of Texas. 6:14-cv-00751 and 6:14-cv-00752.

Dates August 2015 – June 2016

Role Expert witness for Weil, Gotshal & Manges, counsel for Apple Inc.

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(analysis).

Case Motorola Mobility Inc. versus Apple Inc.

Southern District of Florida. 10-CV-23580-RNS-TEB and 12-CV-20271-RNS-TEB.

Dates October 2013 – March 2014

Role Expert witness for Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, counsel for Apple Inc.

(reports, deposition, testimony at trial).

Case Apple Inc. versus Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.

Northern District of California. 12-CV-0630-LHK.

Dates June 2013 – June 2014

Role Expert witness for Herbert Smith Freehills, counsel for Apple Inc.

(reports, testimony at trial).

Case Apple Inc. versus Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.

Federal Court of Australia. NSD 1243 of 2011.

Dates September 2011 – May 2013

Other

• Member of the Association of Computing Machinery (ACM).

• Member of the ACM Special Interest Group of Computer-Human Interaction.

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