The review process will retain the anonymity of authors and reviewers. All suggestions will be assessed for their topicality and ability to generate stimulating debate. Tutorials may cover any aspects of Human-Computer Interaction but Human Interaction and Communication are particularly welcome. Tutorials will be selected by a panel of referees and will only run if they attract the required minimum number of participants. Tutorials will be chosen on the basis of quality of presentation and value to the audience.
Tutorial instructors are eligible for some reimbursement of expenses and a modest fee.
Workshops provide 1 or 2 day forums for participants to exchange experience and explore research issues or topics of special interest to the HCI community. Workshops should have specific objectives, address stimulating topics and aim to report their activity. Workshops usually have about 20 participants and meet within the two-day period prior to the conference. 20th February 2001 Submissions for short papers are invited, addressing any of the areas identified in the conference topics. Authors are encouraged to submit late-breaking research results and work in progress that show the latest innovative ideas to stimulate audiences.