Computers are in modern alarm clocks, microwaves, dishwashers, thermostats, security systems, cameras, pianos, automobiles and work equipment. They are used to send e-mail to family and friends, send homework to teachers, play games and search the Web. The annual CHI conference is the premier worldwide forum for exchanging information on all aspects of how people interact with computers. Researchers, practitioners, educators, and students from around the world join in exploring and pushing the limits of computer-human interaction. The Tutorials program at CHI 99 provides conference participants with the opportunity to gain new insights, knowledge, and skills in a broad range of areas in the field of human-computer interaction.
Tutorial topics range from practical guidelines and standards to academic issues and theory.
One of the goals of CHI 99 is to offer a tutorial program that represents the best of HCI worldwide. CHI 99 believes there is HCI knowledge around the world that could be appropriate for CHI 99 tutorials. The conference tutorial program seeks to extend the sources of tutorial information beyond primarily North American presenters. In order to meet this goal, we need your help. We invite you to submit a tutorial for CHI 99.