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Volunteer 2017

2017-05-02T22:26:18Z

Tclegg:

[[HCIL Symposium 2017]]

Please sign up for tasks below by adding your name to one of the bullet points on the list below. The more the merrier! Thank you!

=Prep for Symposium Jobs=
==May 23th 9am, Prep Day, Part 1==
2119 Hornbake
Making signs - directions, registration, packing up everything that needs to be moved, collecting everything for demos, food signs, on-site registration forms, stuff to sell t-shirts, demo signs/handouts, extra symposium schedules, ...

* Carlea Holl-Jensen
* Beth Bonsignore
* Tony Pellicone
*
*
*
*
*

==May 24th 10am, Prep Day, Part 2==
2119 Hornbake
Bagging, equipment for demos, stuffing badges, organizing registration materials, moving stuff to CSIC (FREE PIZZA!!!)
'''(We need people with cars. Please make a note.)'''

* Carlea Holl-Jensen '''(car)'''
* Beth Bonsignore '''(car)'''
* Jonathan Brier
* Virginia Byrne '''(car)'''
* Priya Kumar
* Tony Pellicone '''(car)'''
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*

=Symposium Jobs and Schedule=
==May 25th, 7:15am, Registration & Morning Setup==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Tasks include registration, putting up signs, setting up tables, hanging banner, setting up posters and easels, directing people where to go, etc.
* Carlea Holl-Jensen
* Beth Bonsignore
* Rachael Marr
* Jonathan Brier
* Tony Pellicone
*
*
*
*
* (no maximum)

==May 25th, 9am, Lunch Setup==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Break down registration to smaller tables, setup lunch tables
* Yla Tausczik
* Rachael Marr
* Virginia Byrne
*
*
*
*
*
*
*

==May 25th, 1:30pm Lunch Cleanup and Snack Set Up==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Stay to clean up after lunch, take out trash, fold tables and chairs, start setting up for demos/posters
* Rachael Marr
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*

==May 25th, 4:00pm, Set up Poster/Demo Session & Reception in lobby (5:00-6:00pm)==
* Rachael Marr
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*

==May 25th, 6:00pm, Clean up & Return stuff to lab==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Neaten workshop/tutorial rooms and lab area/hallway, switch tutorial/workshop/talk signs, move everything back to HCIL.
'''(We need people with cars. Please make a note.)'''
* Carlea Holl-Jensen '''(car)'''
* Beth Bonsignore '''(car)'''
*Liz Warrick '''(car)'''
* Tammy Clegg '''(car)'''
*
*
*
*
*
*
* (no maximum)

=Specialized Jobs throughout the Day=
==Take pics at Symposium May 25th==
'''Please take pictures that you think will look good in publicity materials (presentations/crowds/demos/our cake/poster scenes/cool activities), in addition to the fun "us being awesome and having fun" pictures'''
* Tammy Clegg
*
*
*
*

==Morning Talk Session May 25th - Plenary + Morning Sessions ==
*Loan computer:
*Tech support:
*Session chair/announcer:
*Mics/lights: Jonathan Brier
*(Hook:)

==Afternoon Talk Session May 25th PM - Parallel Sessions 1==
*Loan computer:
*Tech support:
*Session chair/announcer:
*Mics/lights:
*(Hook: )

==Afternoon Talk Session May 25th PM - Parallel Sessions 2==
*Loan computer:
*Tech support:
*Session chair/announcer:
*Mics/lights:
*(Hook: )

==Tutorial/Workshop Session May 25th==
*Tech support:

=Run practice talks before symposium=
(See [[Practice Talk Schedule 2017]] for practice talk sign up)
*
*
*

=Misc Notes=
* OIT CSIC x53838
* Tables/chairs delivered to CSIC at 3pm on Wednesday
* Lunch is 12-1pm; breaks are 2:15-2:30pm and 4:00-4:15

Volunteer Page 2015

2015-05-20T20:46:19Z

Tclegg: Took name off list

[[HCIL Symposium 2015]]

=Prep for Symposium Jobs=
==May 26th 10am, Prep for Bagging Day==
2105 Hornbake
Making signs - directions, registration, packing up everything that needs to be moved, collecting everything for demos, food signs, on-site registration forms, stuff to sell t-shirts, demo signs/handouts, extra symposium schedules, ...

* Charley Lewittes
* Kristin Williams
* Mona Leigh Guha
* Jonggi Hong
* Kotaro Hara
* Deok Gun Park
* Arunesh Mathur

==May 27th 10am, Bagging & Setup Day==
2105 Hornbake
Bagging, equipment for demos, stuffing badges, organizing registration materials, moving stuff to CSIC (FREE PIZZA!!!)
'''(We need people with cars. Please make a note.)'''

* Charley Lewittes
* Kristin Williams
* Sana Malik
* Mona Leigh Guha '''(car)'''
* Leyla Norooz '''(car)'''
* Jonggi Hong'''(car)'''
* Kotaro Hara
* Seokbin Kang'''(car)'''
* Deok Gun Park '''(car)'''
* Kentaro Matsumoto
* Arunesh Mathur
* Karthik Badam
* Anne Rose
* (no maximum)

=Symposium Jobs and Schedule=
==May 28th, 7:15am, Registration & Morning Setup==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
tasks include registration, putting up signs, setting up tables, hanging banner, setting up posters and easels, directing people where to go, etc.
* Charley Lewittes
* Daniel Pauw
* Austin Beck
* Mona Leigh Guha
* Anne Rose
* Kristin Williams
* Chelsea Hordatt
*
*
* (no maximum)

==May 28th, 9am, Lunch Setup==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Break down registration to smaller tables, setup lunch tables
* Jonggi Hong
* Jinyoung Kim
* Jessica Vitak
* Tammy Clegg
* Deok Gun Park
*
*
*
*
*

==May 28th, 1:30pm Lunch Cleanup and Snack Set Up==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Stay to clean up after lunch, take out trash, fold tables and chairs, start setting up for demos/posters
* Arunesh Mathur
* Leyla Norooz
* Jessica Vitak
* Leah Findlater
*
*
*

==May 28th, 3:30pm, Set up Poster/Demo Session & Reception in lobby (5:15-6:00pm)==
* Alina Goldman
* Ruofei Du
* Anne Bowser
* Jinyoung Kim
* Leah Findlater
* Joan Zhang

==May 28th, 6pm, Clean up&Return stuff to lab==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Neaten workshop/tutorial rooms and lab area/hallway, switch tutorial/workshop/talk signs, move everything back to HCIL.
'''(We need people with cars. Please make a note.)'''
* Charley Lewittes '''(car)'''
* Leyla Norooz '''(car)'''
* Jonggi Hong'''(car)'''
* Kotaro Hara
* Daniel Pauw
* Deok Gun Park'''(car)'''
* Austin Beck'''(car)'''
* Mona Leigh Guha'''(car)'''
* Joan Zhang'''(car)'''
* (no maximum)

=Specialized Jobs throughout the Day=
==Take pics at Symposium May 28th==
'''Please take pictures that you think will look good in publicity materials (presentations/crowds/demos/our cake/poster scenes/cool activities), in addition to the fun "us being awesome and having fun" pictures'''
* Alina Goldman
* Karthik Badam
* Shivalik Sen
* ''no more than this needed''

==Talk Session May 28th AM session==
'''Important: if we have parallel sessions, we might need more computers, tech support, session chairs, etc'''
*computer: borrowed from Mona Leigh
*tech support: Daniel Pauw
*session chair/announcer: Mona Leigh and June
*mics/lights:
*(hook:)

==Talk Session May 28th PM session==
*computer: borrowed from Mona Leigh
*tech support: Kotaro Hara
*session chair/announcer: Jon F.; Michelle from 1:00 - 2:00
*mics/lights:
*(hook: )

==Tutorial/Workshop Session May 28th==
*tech support: Leyla Norooz

=Run practice talks before symposium=
* (See [[Practice Talk Schedule 2014]] for practice talk sign up)
*
*
*

=Misc Notes=
* OIT CSIC x53838
* Tables/chairs delivered to CSIC at 3pm on Wednesday
* Lunch is 12-1pm; snack is 2:30-3:15pm

Volunteer Page 2015

2015-05-19T15:29:37Z

Tclegg: volunteered for clean up

[[HCIL Symposium 2015]]

=Prep for Symposium Jobs=
==May 26th 10am, Prep for Bagging Day==
2105 Hornbake
Making signs - directions, registration, packing up everything that needs to be moved, collecting everything for demos, food signs, on-site registration forms, stuff to sell t-shirts, demo signs/handouts, extra symposium schedules, ...

* Charley Lewittes
* Kristin Williams
* Mona Leigh Guha
* Jonggi Hong
* Kotaro Hara
* Deok Gun Park
* Arunesh Mathur

==May 27th 10am, Bagging & Setup Day==
2105 Hornbake
Bagging, equipment for demos, stuffing badges, organizing registration materials, moving stuff to CSIC (FREE PIZZA!!!)
'''(We need people with cars. Please make a note.)'''

* Charley Lewittes
* Kristin Williams
* Sana Malik
* Mona Leigh Guha '''(car)'''
* Leyla Norooz '''(car)'''
* Jonggi Hong'''(car)'''
* Kotaro Hara
* Seokbin Kang'''(car)'''
* Deok Gun Park '''(car)'''
* Kentaro Matsumoto
* Arunesh Mathur
* Karthik Badam
* Anne Rose
* (no maximum)

=Symposium Jobs and Schedule=
==May 28th, 7:15am, Registration & Morning Setup==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
tasks include registration, putting up signs, setting up tables, hanging banner, setting up posters and easels, directing people where to go, etc.
* Charley Lewittes
* Daniel Pauw
* Austin Beck
* Mona Leigh Guha
* Anne Rose
*
*
*
*
* (no maximum)

==May 28th, 9am, Lunch Setup==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Break down registration to smaller tables, setup lunch tables
* Jonggi Hong
* Jinyoung Kim
* Jessica Vitak
* Tammy Clegg
*
*
*
*
*
*

==May 28th, 1:30pm Lunch Cleanup and Snack Set Up==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Stay to clean up after lunch, take out trash, fold tables and chairs, start setting up for demos/posters
* Kotaro Hara
* Arunesh Mathur
* Leyla Norooz
* Jessica Vitak
*
*
*

==May 28th, 3:30pm, Set up Poster/Demo Session & Reception in lobby (5:15-6:00pm)==
* Alina Goldman
* Ruofei Du
* Anne Bowser
* Jinyoung Kim
*
*

==May 28th, 6pm, Clean up&Return stuff to lab==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Neaten workshop/tutorial rooms and lab area/hallway, switch tutorial/workshop/talk signs, move everything back to HCIL.
'''(We need people with cars. Please make a note.)'''
* Charley Lewittes '''(car)'''
* Leyla Norooz '''(car)'''
* Jonggi Hong'''(car)'''
* Kotaro Hara
* Daniel Pauw
* Deok Gun Park'''(car)'''
* Austin Beck'''(car)'''
* Mona Leigh Guha'''(car)'''
* Tammy Clegg'''(car)'''
*
* (no maximum)

=Specialized Jobs throughout the Day=
==Take pics at Symposium May 28th==
'''Please take pictures that you think will look good in publicity materials (presentations/crowds/demos/our cake/poster scenes/cool activities), in addition to the fun "us being awesome and having fun" pictures'''
* Alina Goldman
* Karthik Badam
* Shivalik Sen
* ''no more than this needed''

==Talk Session May 28th AM session==
'''Important: if we have parallel sessions, we might need more computers, tech support, session chairs, etc'''
*computer: borrowed from Mona Leigh
*tech support: Daniel Pauw
*session chair/announcer: Mona Leigh and June
*mics/lights:
*(hook:)

==Talk Session May 28th PM session==
*computer: borrowed from Mona Leigh
*tech support: Kotaro Hara
*session chair/announcer: Jon F.
*mics/lights:
*(hook: )

==Tutorial/Workshop Session May 28th==
*tech support: Leyla Norooz

=Run practice talks before symposium=
* (See [[Practice Talk Schedule 2014]] for practice talk sign up)
*
*
*

=Misc Notes=
* OIT CSIC x53838
* Tables/chairs delivered to CSIC at 3pm on Wednesday
* Lunch is 12-1pm; snack is 2:30-3:15pm

Volunteer Page 2015

2015-05-19T15:28:56Z

Tclegg: Tammy volunteered for lunch set up

[[HCIL Symposium 2015]]

=Prep for Symposium Jobs=
==May 26th 10am, Prep for Bagging Day==
2105 Hornbake
Making signs - directions, registration, packing up everything that needs to be moved, collecting everything for demos, food signs, on-site registration forms, stuff to sell t-shirts, demo signs/handouts, extra symposium schedules, ...

* Charley Lewittes
* Kristin Williams
* Mona Leigh Guha
* Jonggi Hong
* Kotaro Hara
* Deok Gun Park
* Arunesh Mathur

==May 27th 10am, Bagging & Setup Day==
2105 Hornbake
Bagging, equipment for demos, stuffing badges, organizing registration materials, moving stuff to CSIC (FREE PIZZA!!!)
'''(We need people with cars. Please make a note.)'''

* Charley Lewittes
* Kristin Williams
* Sana Malik
* Mona Leigh Guha '''(car)'''
* Leyla Norooz '''(car)'''
* Jonggi Hong'''(car)'''
* Kotaro Hara
* Seokbin Kang'''(car)'''
* Deok Gun Park '''(car)'''
* Kentaro Matsumoto
* Arunesh Mathur
* Karthik Badam
* Anne Rose
* (no maximum)

=Symposium Jobs and Schedule=
==May 28th, 7:15am, Registration & Morning Setup==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
tasks include registration, putting up signs, setting up tables, hanging banner, setting up posters and easels, directing people where to go, etc.
* Charley Lewittes
* Daniel Pauw
* Austin Beck
* Mona Leigh Guha
* Anne Rose
*
*
*
*
* (no maximum)

==May 28th, 9am, Lunch Setup==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Break down registration to smaller tables, setup lunch tables
* Jonggi Hong
* Jinyoung Kim
* Jessica Vitak
* Tammy Clegg
*
*
*
*
*
*

==May 28th, 1:30pm Lunch Cleanup and Snack Set Up==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Stay to clean up after lunch, take out trash, fold tables and chairs, start setting up for demos/posters
* Kotaro Hara
* Arunesh Mathur
* Leyla Norooz
* Jessica Vitak
*
*
*

==May 28th, 3:30pm, Set up Poster/Demo Session & Reception in lobby (5:15-6:00pm)==
* Alina Goldman
* Ruofei Du
* Anne Bowser
* Jinyoung Kim
*
*

==May 28th, 6pm, Clean up&Return stuff to lab==
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Neaten workshop/tutorial rooms and lab area/hallway, switch tutorial/workshop/talk signs, move everything back to HCIL.
'''(We need people with cars. Please make a note.)'''
* Charley Lewittes '''(car)'''
* Leyla Norooz '''(car)'''
* Jonggi Hong'''(car)'''
* Kotaro Hara
* Daniel Pauw
* Deok Gun Park'''(car)'''
* Austin Beck'''(car)'''
* Mona Leigh Guha'''(car)'''
*
*
* (no maximum)

=Specialized Jobs throughout the Day=
==Take pics at Symposium May 28th==
'''Please take pictures that you think will look good in publicity materials (presentations/crowds/demos/our cake/poster scenes/cool activities), in addition to the fun "us being awesome and having fun" pictures'''
* Alina Goldman
* Karthik Badam
* Shivalik Sen
* ''no more than this needed''

==Talk Session May 28th AM session==
'''Important: if we have parallel sessions, we might need more computers, tech support, session chairs, etc'''
*computer: borrowed from Mona Leigh
*tech support: Daniel Pauw
*session chair/announcer: Mona Leigh and June
*mics/lights:
*(hook:)

==Talk Session May 28th PM session==
*computer: borrowed from Mona Leigh
*tech support: Kotaro Hara
*session chair/announcer: Jon F.
*mics/lights:
*(hook: )

==Tutorial/Workshop Session May 28th==
*tech support: Leyla Norooz

=Run practice talks before symposium=
* (See [[Practice Talk Schedule 2014]] for practice talk sign up)
*
*
*

=Misc Notes=
* OIT CSIC x53838
* Tables/chairs delivered to CSIC at 3pm on Wednesday
* Lunch is 12-1pm; snack is 2:30-3:15pm

Volunteer Page 2014

2014-05-14T17:33:45Z

Tclegg:

[[HCIL Symposium 2014]]

'''May 27th 10am, Prep for Bagging Day'''
2105 Hornbake
Making signs - directions, registration, packing up everything that needs to be moved, collecting everything for demos, food signs, on-site registration forms, stuff to sell t-shirts, demo signs/handouts, extra symposium schedules, ...

* Charley Lewittes
* Mona Leigh Guha
* Grace（Bie Mei）
* Chelsea Hordatt
* Karen Rust
*

'''May 28th 10am, Bagging & Setup Day'''
2105 Hornbake
Bagging, equipment for demos, stuffing badges, organizing registration materials, moving stuff to CSIC (FREE PIZZA!!!)
'''(We need people with cars. Please make a note.)'''

* Beth Bonsignore '''(car)'''
* Karen Rust '''(car - small SUV)'''
* Mona Leigh Guha '''(car)'''
* Sana Malik '''(car)'''
* Adil Yalcin
* Chris Musialek '''(car)'''
* Tammy Clegg '''(car)'''
* (no maximum)

'''May 29th, 7:15am, Registration & Morning Setup'''
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
tasks include registration, putting up signs, setting up tables, hanging banner, setting up posters and easels, directing people where to go, etc.
* Beth Bonsignore
* Grace（Bie Mei）
* Chelsea Hordatt
* Chris Musialek
* (no maximum)

'''May 29th, 9am, Lunch Setup'''
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Break down registration to smaller tables, setup lunch tables
* Ruofei Du
*
*
*
*

'''May 29th, 1:30pm Lunch Cleanup'''
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Stay to clean up after lunch, take out trash, fold tables and chairs, start setting up for demos next morning
* Ruofei Du
*
*
*
*
*

'''May 29th, 3:30pm, Set up Poster/Demo Session & Reception in lobby (5:15-6:00pm)'''
Take few tables/sponsor poster/trash can+bags to Kim, meet caterer at Kim at 4pm, hang banner, escort sponsors from CSIC to Kim @ 5pm, stay to clean up at end, take out trash to dumpster, return tables/etc. to CSIC
*
*
*
*

'''May 29th, 6pm, Clean up'''
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Neaten workshop/tutorial rooms and lab area/hallway, switch tutorial/workshop/talk signs.
* Beth Bonsignore
* Karen Rust
* Grace（Bie Mei）
* Tammy Clegg
*
*
*

'''Take pics at Symposium May 29th'''
'''Please take pictures that you think will look good in publicity materials (presentations/crowds/demos/our cake/poster scenes/cool activities), in addition to the fun "us being awesome and having fun" pictures'''
* Karen Rust
* Tammy Clegg (Hack Education Workshop pics)
*
*
*
* ''no more than this needed''

'''Run practice talks before symposium'''
* Tammy
* Mona Leigh
* Jason Farman
* Catherine Plaisant

'''Talk Session May 29th AM session'''
*computer:
*tech support:
*hook:
*session chair/announcer:
*mics/lights:

'''Talk Session May 29th PM session'''
*computer:
*tech support:
*hook:
*session chair/announcer:
*mics/lights:

'''Tutorial/Workshop Session May 29th AM session'''
*tech support:

'''Tutorial/Workshop Session May 29th PM session'''
*tech support:

__Misc Notes__
* OIT CSIC x53838
* Tables/chairs delivered to CSIC at ??(4??)pm on ?? (Wednesday??)
* Lunch is 12-1pm; snack is 2:15-3pm (approx. check back later)
* GOAL: Leftover food picked up at 1:30pm each day, and after reception at 6:30pm (last year, was organized by Mona Leigh)

Volunteer Page 2014

2014-05-14T17:33:02Z

Tclegg:

[[HCIL Symposium 2014]]

'''May 27th 10am, Prep for Bagging Day'''
2105 Hornbake
Making signs - directions, registration, packing up everything that needs to be moved, collecting everything for demos, food signs, on-site registration forms, stuff to sell t-shirts, demo signs/handouts, extra symposium schedules, ...

* Charley Lewittes
* Mona Leigh Guha
* Grace（Bie Mei）
* Chelsea Hordatt
* Karen Rust
*

'''May 28th 10am, Bagging & Setup Day'''
2105 Hornbake
Bagging, equipment for demos, stuffing badges, organizing registration materials, moving stuff to CSIC (FREE PIZZA!!!)
'''(We need people with cars. Please make a note.)'''

* Beth Bonsignore '''(car)'''
* Karen Rust '''(car - small SUV)'''
* Mona Leigh Guha '''(car)'''
* Sana Malik '''(car)'''
* Adil Yalcin
* Chris Musialek '''(car)'''
* Tammy Clegg "'(car)'"
* (no maximum)

'''May 29th, 7:15am, Registration & Morning Setup'''
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
tasks include registration, putting up signs, setting up tables, hanging banner, setting up posters and easels, directing people where to go, etc.
* Beth Bonsignore
* Grace（Bie Mei）
* Chelsea Hordatt
* Chris Musialek
* (no maximum)

'''May 29th, 9am, Lunch Setup'''
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Break down registration to smaller tables, setup lunch tables
* Ruofei Du
*
*
*
*

'''May 29th, 1:30pm Lunch Cleanup'''
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Stay to clean up after lunch, take out trash, fold tables and chairs, start setting up for demos next morning
* Ruofei Du
*
*
*
*
*

'''May 29th, 3:30pm, Set up Poster/Demo Session & Reception in lobby (5:15-6:00pm)'''
Take few tables/sponsor poster/trash can+bags to Kim, meet caterer at Kim at 4pm, hang banner, escort sponsors from CSIC to Kim @ 5pm, stay to clean up at end, take out trash to dumpster, return tables/etc. to CSIC
*
*
*
*

'''May 29th, 6pm, Clean up'''
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Neaten workshop/tutorial rooms and lab area/hallway, switch tutorial/workshop/talk signs.
* Beth Bonsignore
* Karen Rust
* Grace（Bie Mei）
* Tammy Clegg
*
*
*

'''Take pics at Symposium May 29th'''
'''Please take pictures that you think will look good in publicity materials (presentations/crowds/demos/our cake/poster scenes/cool activities), in addition to the fun "us being awesome and having fun" pictures'''
* Karen Rust
* Tammy Clegg (Hack Education Workshop pics)
*
*
*
* ''no more than this needed''

'''Run practice talks before symposium'''
* Tammy
* Mona Leigh
* Jason Farman
* Catherine Plaisant

'''Talk Session May 29th AM session'''
*computer:
*tech support:
*hook:
*session chair/announcer:
*mics/lights:

'''Talk Session May 29th PM session'''
*computer:
*tech support:
*hook:
*session chair/announcer:
*mics/lights:

'''Tutorial/Workshop Session May 29th AM session'''
*tech support:

'''Tutorial/Workshop Session May 29th PM session'''
*tech support:

__Misc Notes__
* OIT CSIC x53838
* Tables/chairs delivered to CSIC at ??(4??)pm on ?? (Wednesday??)
* Lunch is 12-1pm; snack is 2:15-3pm (approx. check back later)
* GOAL: Leftover food picked up at 1:30pm each day, and after reception at 6:30pm (last year, was organized by Mona Leigh)

Volunteer Page 2014

2014-05-14T17:32:36Z

Tclegg:

[[HCIL Symposium 2014]]

'''May 27th 10am, Prep for Bagging Day'''
2105 Hornbake
Making signs - directions, registration, packing up everything that needs to be moved, collecting everything for demos, food signs, on-site registration forms, stuff to sell t-shirts, demo signs/handouts, extra symposium schedules, ...

* Charley Lewittes
* Mona Leigh Guha
* Grace（Bie Mei）
* Chelsea Hordatt
* Karen Rust
*

'''May 28th 10am, Bagging & Setup Day'''
2105 Hornbake
Bagging, equipment for demos, stuffing badges, organizing registration materials, moving stuff to CSIC (FREE PIZZA!!!)
'''(We need people with cars. Please make a note.)'''

* Beth Bonsignore '''(car)'''
* Karen Rust '''(car - small SUV)'''
* Mona Leigh Guha '''(car)'''
* Sana Malik '''(car)'''
* Adil Yalcin
* Chris Musialek '''(car)'''
* Tammy Clegg "(car)"
* (no maximum)

'''May 29th, 7:15am, Registration & Morning Setup'''
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
tasks include registration, putting up signs, setting up tables, hanging banner, setting up posters and easels, directing people where to go, etc.
* Beth Bonsignore
* Grace（Bie Mei）
* Chelsea Hordatt
* Chris Musialek
* (no maximum)

'''May 29th, 9am, Lunch Setup'''
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Break down registration to smaller tables, setup lunch tables
* Ruofei Du
*
*
*
*

'''May 29th, 1:30pm Lunch Cleanup'''
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Stay to clean up after lunch, take out trash, fold tables and chairs, start setting up for demos next morning
* Ruofei Du
*
*
*
*
*

'''May 29th, 3:30pm, Set up Poster/Demo Session & Reception in lobby (5:15-6:00pm)'''
Take few tables/sponsor poster/trash can+bags to Kim, meet caterer at Kim at 4pm, hang banner, escort sponsors from CSIC to Kim @ 5pm, stay to clean up at end, take out trash to dumpster, return tables/etc. to CSIC
*
*
*
*

'''May 29th, 6pm, Clean up'''
CSIC (Computer Science Instructional Center) Lobby
Neaten workshop/tutorial rooms and lab area/hallway, switch tutorial/workshop/talk signs.
* Beth Bonsignore
* Karen Rust
* Grace（Bie Mei）
* Tammy Clegg
*
*
*

'''Take pics at Symposium May 29th'''
'''Please take pictures that you think will look good in publicity materials (presentations/crowds/demos/our cake/poster scenes/cool activities), in addition to the fun "us being awesome and having fun" pictures'''
* Karen Rust
* Tammy Clegg (Hack Education Workshop pics)
*
*
*
* ''no more than this needed''

'''Run practice talks before symposium'''
* Tammy
* Mona Leigh
* Jason Farman
* Catherine Plaisant

'''Talk Session May 29th AM session'''
*computer:
*tech support:
*hook:
*session chair/announcer:
*mics/lights:

'''Talk Session May 29th PM session'''
*computer:
*tech support:
*hook:
*session chair/announcer:
*mics/lights:

'''Tutorial/Workshop Session May 29th AM session'''
*tech support:

'''Tutorial/Workshop Session May 29th PM session'''
*tech support:

__Misc Notes__
* OIT CSIC x53838
* Tables/chairs delivered to CSIC at ??(4??)pm on ?? (Wednesday??)
* Lunch is 12-1pm; snack is 2:15-3pm (approx. check back later)
* GOAL: Leftover food picked up at 1:30pm each day, and after reception at 6:30pm (last year, was organized by Mona Leigh)

Brown Bag Lunch Schedule

2013-09-20T16:12:33Z

Tclegg:

The HCIL has an open semi-organized weekly "brown bag lunch (BBL)" on every <span style='color:red; font-weight:800'>Thursdays from 12:30-1:30pm in HCIL (2105 Hornbake, South Wing)</span>. The topics range from someone's work, current interest to the HCIL, a software demo/review, a study design, a proposed research topic, an introduction to a new person, etc. The BBL is the one hour a week where we all come together--thus, it’s a unique time for HCIL members with unique opportunities to help build collaborations, increase awareness of each other’s activities, and generally just have a bit of fun together with <span style='color:red; font-weight:800'>free food every week</span>.

2013 fall, BBL will be transformed a bit to help increase engagement and strengthen ties in the HCIL community. There will be a wider range of sessions and each one will be organized a little differently than before. In doing so, Michael and Tak will take [[Brown Bag Lunch Coordinators|BBL student co-coordinator role]].

To sign up for a session, send an email to BBL co-coordinators '''Michael Gubbels (mgubbels@umd.edu)''' or '''Tak Yeon Lee (tylee@umd.edu)'''. In the email, briefly describe the topic and preferred dates.

We thank YAHOO! for its sponsorship of the HCIL Brown Bag Lunches. To get notified about upcoming events, please subscribe one of [[BBL mailing lists|these mailing lists]].

== Fall 2013 ==

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Date style="width: 80px;" |
! Who
! Type
! Topic
|- style="background-color: darkgray;" |
| Th, Sept 5
| colspan="3" | No Brown Bag. Rosh Hashanah.
|-
| Th, Sept 12
| '''Jon Froehlich'''<br/>Assistant Professor in CS and HCIL faculty member<br/>http://www.cs.umd.edu/~jonf/
| Talk/Discussion
| HCIL Hackerspace
|-
| Th, Sept 19
| '''HCIL/HCI Graduate Students''' facilitated by Michael Gubbels and Tak Yeon Lee
| Talk/Discussion
|
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
The goal of this session is to provide several students at various points in their academic programs
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
, but especially new students, with a chance to talk about (1) their interests, (2) the projects to which they've contributed, and (3) those they'd like to do. Our hope is that this will allow new students to introduce themselves and convey their interests in a way that helps them find others with shared interests and form working relationships on projects with professors and other students. Students will have 5–8 minutes to introduce themselves and their interests, their previous and current projects, skills and expertise, and their future interests in HCI and the HCIL. Hopefully, this will help new students connect with professors and other students with whom they share interests and can work together on research projects. Following talks will be about 10 minutes for discussion with the presenting students (perhaps for asking them to join a project team).
</div></div>
|-
| <span style='color:red'>Wed, Sept 25</span>
| '''Jonathan Donner'''
| External Speaker
|

<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
Everybody’s internet? :Designing for mobile-centric internet users in the developing world
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
Within 5 years, wireless broadband services will cover 85% of the world’s population,
and data-enabled mobile (cellular) devices will outnumber personal computers and
tablets. This talk, taken from a book in preparation, details the growing importance
of ‘mobile-centric internet use’ in the developing world, raising questions and
challenges for design.
A breathlessly optimistic narrative has proclaimed the mobile phone the device
which will finally close the ‘digital divide’, but the digital world does not run
exclusively on mobile handsets. To guide policy and technical investments in
socioeconomic development— I argue that it is better to reframe and view the
mobile handset as one piece of a person’s digital repertoire, which also might include
PCs, telecentres, TVs, tablets, and other devices.
In the talk and in the book I revisit some of my previous studies in three domains of
socioeconomic development: microenterprises and livelihoods, citizen journalism,
and secondary education. Across each, I celebrate the transformational potential of
the mobile phone. Yet, in each case, I use the “digital repertoires” lens to raise
concerns, identifying how the capacity to generate, produce, and curate information
may remain concentrated among those with better resources to secure digital tools,
and the skills and incentives to use them. The person with $30 basic data-enabled
phone and the person with a smartphone and a state-of-the-art $1000 desktop
computer both can connect to the internet; however, it is not the same internet.
Yet these persistent digital stratifications can be reduced if technologists,
researchers, practitioners, and policymakers work to ensure that constrained digital
repertoires enable not only coordination and consumption (which phones already do
well), but also contribution (which they do less well). From natural user interfaces to
language support to bandwidth pricing, there are concrete ways in which more
empathetic design and policy can help a greater proportion of the world’s
inhabitants be more productive with their ICTs.
</div></div>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
Jonathan Donner - Researcher, Technology for Emerging Markets, Microsoft Research
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
Jonathan Donner is a researcher in the Technology for Emerging
Markets Group (TEM) at Microsoft Research. For the last decade,
Jonathan has published research on the remarkable growth in mobile
telephony in the developing world, focusing on its implications for
socioeconomic development and inclusion in the informational
society, as well as its uses in everyday life. His projects at TEM include
Microenterprise Development, Mobile Banking, Citizen Journalism,
Mobile Health, and Youth and New Media. His research provides rare
perspective on design and mobile HCI issues for those who want to
build applications for the fastest growing group of internet users in the
world: “mobile centric” internet users.
Prior to Joining Microsoft Research, he was a Post-Doctoral Research
Fellow at the Earth Institute at Columbia University, and worked with
Monitor Company and the OTF Group, consultancies in Boston, MA. He
is the author, with Richard Ling, of Mobile Communication (Polity,
2009), and co-editor, with Patricia Mechael, of mHealth in Practice:
Mobile Technology for Health Promotion in the Developing world
(Bloomsbury Academic, 2012). His research also appears in the Journal
of Computer-Mediated Communication, The Information Society,
Information Technologies and International Development, The Journal of
International Development, and Innovations: Technology, Governance,
Globalization. His Ph.D. is from Stanford University in Communication
Research.
Jonathan is based in South Africa and is a visiting academic at the
University of Cape Town’s Centre in ICT4D. He is currently working on a
new book, provisionally titled After Access: Mobile Internet in the
Developing World. Further details on Jonathan’s research are at
www.jonathandonner.com and via twitter as @jcdonner
</div></div>
|-
| Th, Oct 3
| '''Ed Cutrell'''
| External Speaker
|
|-
| Th, Oct 10
| '''Marshini Chetty'''<br/>Assistant Professor in iSchool and HCIL faculty member<br/>http://marshini.net
| Talk
|
|-
| Th, Oct 17
| '''Kotaro Hara'''<br/>CS PhD Student<br/>http://kotarohara.com/<br/><br/>'''Uran Oh'''<br/>CS PhD Student<br/>
| [http://www.sigaccess.org/assets13/ ASSETS'13] Practice Talks
| Talk 1: ''Improving Public Transit Accessibility for Blind Riders by Crowdsourcing Bus Stop Landmark Locations With Google Street View''<br/><br/>Talk 2: ''Follow That Sound: Using Sonification and Corrective Verbal Feedback to Teach Touchscreen Gestures''
|-
| Th, Oct 24
| '''Makeability Lab'''<br/>Jon Froehlich's research group in the HCIL
| Discussion
| Reflective discussion of experience exhibiting projects at [http://makerfairesilverspring.com/ Silver Spring Mini-Maker Faire].
|-
| Th, Oct 31
| '''Jen Goldbeck'''<br/>Associate Professor in the College of Information Studies, Affiliate Associate Professor in the Computer Science Department, Affiliate in the Center for the Advanced Study of Language, and HCIL Director<br/>http://www.cs.umd.edu/~golbeck/
| Work In Progress Discussion
| HCI and Cybersecurity
|-
| Th, Nov 7
|
|
|
|-
| Th, Nov 14
| '''Erica Estrada''' <br>Lecturer, Academy for Innovation and Entrepreneurship<br>
(Tammy Clegg, contact)
|External Speaker/Design Charette
| Design Thinking
|-
| Th, Nov 21
| '''June Ahn'''<br/>Assistant Professor in the College of Information Studies and College of Education (joint appointment), and HCIL faculty member<br/>http://www.ahnjune.com/
| Work In Progress Discussion
| Video Games, Blended Learning, and Large-scale Education Reform
|- style="background-color: darkgray;" |
| Th, Nov 28
| colspan="3" | No Brown Bag. Happy Thanksgiving and Hanukkah.
|-
| Th, Dec 5
|
|
|
|-
| Th, Dec 12
|
|
|
|}

== Spring 2014 ==

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Date
! Leader
! Topic
|-
| Jan 30
|
|
|-
| Feb 6
|
|
|-
| Feb 13
|
|
|-
| Feb 20
|
|
|-
| Feb 27
|
|
|-
| Feb 28
|
|
|-
| March 6
|
|
|-
| March 13
|
|
|-
| March 20
|
| No Brown Bag. Spring Break.
|-
| March 27
|
|
|-
| April 3
|
|
|-
| April 10
|
|
|-
| April 17
|
|
|-
| April 24
|
|
|-
| May 1
|
| No Brown Bag. CHI 2014 from April 26 to May 1.
|-
| May 8
|
|
|}

= Sponsors =
We thank YAHOO for its sponsorship of the HCIL Brown Bag Lunches
[[File:Yahoo.jpg|100px]]

= Past Brown Bags =

The following are the past Brown Bag schedules.

== Spring 2013 ==

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Date
! Leader
! Topic
|-
| Jan 24
|
|
|-
| Jan 31
| John Gomez
|
|-
| Feb 7
| Ben Bederson
| Tools for synchronous crowdsourcing
|-
| Feb 14
|
|
|-
| Feb 21
|
|
|-
| Feb 28
| Lisa Anthony (Host: Leah Findlater)
| Gestural Interaction for Children
|-
| March 7
| Awalin Sopan
| Wrong Patient Selection Problem
|-
| March 14
| Michael Smith-Welch? (Host Jon Froehlich)
| Kids, Programming, and Makerspaces
|-
| March 21
| Spring Break (No BBL)
|
|-
| March 28
|
|
|-
| April 4
| Ben Bederson, Jon Froehlich, Leah Findlater
| HCIL Discussion: Activities, BBL, email lists, etc.
|-
| April 11
| Urah Oh, Anne Bowser
| CHI Practice Talks: (1) Urah Oh (full paper) and (2) Anne Bowser (full paper)
|-
| April 18
| Megan Monroe, Kotaro Hara
| CHI Practice Talks: (1) Megan Monroe (full paper) and (2) Kotaro Hara (full paper)
|-
| April 25
|
|
|-
| May 2
| CHI 2013 (No BBL)
|
|-
| May 9
|
|
|}

Brown Bag Lunch Schedule

2013-09-20T16:11:45Z

Tclegg:

The HCIL has an open semi-organized weekly "brown bag lunch (BBL)" on every <span style='color:red; font-weight:800'>Thursdays from 12:30-1:30pm in HCIL (2105 Hornbake, South Wing)</span>. The topics range from someone's work, current interest to the HCIL, a software demo/review, a study design, a proposed research topic, an introduction to a new person, etc. The BBL is the one hour a week where we all come together--thus, it’s a unique time for HCIL members with unique opportunities to help build collaborations, increase awareness of each other’s activities, and generally just have a bit of fun together with <span style='color:red; font-weight:800'>free food every week</span>.

2013 fall, BBL will be transformed a bit to help increase engagement and strengthen ties in the HCIL community. There will be a wider range of sessions and each one will be organized a little differently than before. In doing so, Michael and Tak will take [[Brown Bag Lunch Coordinators|BBL student co-coordinator role]].

To sign up for a session, send an email to BBL co-coordinators '''Michael Gubbels (mgubbels@umd.edu)''' or '''Tak Yeon Lee (tylee@umd.edu)'''. In the email, briefly describe the topic and preferred dates.

We thank YAHOO! for its sponsorship of the HCIL Brown Bag Lunches. To get notified about upcoming events, please subscribe one of [[BBL mailing lists|these mailing lists]].

== Fall 2013 ==

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Date style="width: 80px;" |
! Who
! Type
! Topic
|- style="background-color: darkgray;" |
| Th, Sept 5
| colspan="3" | No Brown Bag. Rosh Hashanah.
|-
| Th, Sept 12
| '''Jon Froehlich'''<br/>Assistant Professor in CS and HCIL faculty member<br/>http://www.cs.umd.edu/~jonf/
| Talk/Discussion
| HCIL Hackerspace
|-
| Th, Sept 19
| '''HCIL/HCI Graduate Students''' facilitated by Michael Gubbels and Tak Yeon Lee
| Talk/Discussion
|
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
The goal of this session is to provide several students at various points in their academic programs
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
, but especially new students, with a chance to talk about (1) their interests, (2) the projects to which they've contributed, and (3) those they'd like to do. Our hope is that this will allow new students to introduce themselves and convey their interests in a way that helps them find others with shared interests and form working relationships on projects with professors and other students. Students will have 5–8 minutes to introduce themselves and their interests, their previous and current projects, skills and expertise, and their future interests in HCI and the HCIL. Hopefully, this will help new students connect with professors and other students with whom they share interests and can work together on research projects. Following talks will be about 10 minutes for discussion with the presenting students (perhaps for asking them to join a project team).
</div></div>
|-
| <span style='color:red'>Wed, Sept 25</span>
| '''Jonathan Donner'''
| External Speaker
|

<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
Everybody’s internet? :Designing for mobile-centric internet users in the developing world
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
Within 5 years, wireless broadband services will cover 85% of the world’s population,
and data-enabled mobile (cellular) devices will outnumber personal computers and
tablets. This talk, taken from a book in preparation, details the growing importance
of ‘mobile-centric internet use’ in the developing world, raising questions and
challenges for design.
A breathlessly optimistic narrative has proclaimed the mobile phone the device
which will finally close the ‘digital divide’, but the digital world does not run
exclusively on mobile handsets. To guide policy and technical investments in
socioeconomic development— I argue that it is better to reframe and view the
mobile handset as one piece of a person’s digital repertoire, which also might include
PCs, telecentres, TVs, tablets, and other devices.
In the talk and in the book I revisit some of my previous studies in three domains of
socioeconomic development: microenterprises and livelihoods, citizen journalism,
and secondary education. Across each, I celebrate the transformational potential of
the mobile phone. Yet, in each case, I use the “digital repertoires” lens to raise
concerns, identifying how the capacity to generate, produce, and curate information
may remain concentrated among those with better resources to secure digital tools,
and the skills and incentives to use them. The person with $30 basic data-enabled
phone and the person with a smartphone and a state-of-the-art $1000 desktop
computer both can connect to the internet; however, it is not the same internet.
Yet these persistent digital stratifications can be reduced if technologists,
researchers, practitioners, and policymakers work to ensure that constrained digital
repertoires enable not only coordination and consumption (which phones already do
well), but also contribution (which they do less well). From natural user interfaces to
language support to bandwidth pricing, there are concrete ways in which more
empathetic design and policy can help a greater proportion of the world’s
inhabitants be more productive with their ICTs.
</div></div>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
Jonathan Donner - Researcher, Technology for Emerging Markets, Microsoft Research
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
Jonathan Donner is a researcher in the Technology for Emerging
Markets Group (TEM) at Microsoft Research. For the last decade,
Jonathan has published research on the remarkable growth in mobile
telephony in the developing world, focusing on its implications for
socioeconomic development and inclusion in the informational
society, as well as its uses in everyday life. His projects at TEM include
Microenterprise Development, Mobile Banking, Citizen Journalism,
Mobile Health, and Youth and New Media. His research provides rare
perspective on design and mobile HCI issues for those who want to
build applications for the fastest growing group of internet users in the
world: “mobile centric” internet users.
Prior to Joining Microsoft Research, he was a Post-Doctoral Research
Fellow at the Earth Institute at Columbia University, and worked with
Monitor Company and the OTF Group, consultancies in Boston, MA. He
is the author, with Richard Ling, of Mobile Communication (Polity,
2009), and co-editor, with Patricia Mechael, of mHealth in Practice:
Mobile Technology for Health Promotion in the Developing world
(Bloomsbury Academic, 2012). His research also appears in the Journal
of Computer-Mediated Communication, The Information Society,
Information Technologies and International Development, The Journal of
International Development, and Innovations: Technology, Governance,
Globalization. His Ph.D. is from Stanford University in Communication
Research.
Jonathan is based in South Africa and is a visiting academic at the
University of Cape Town’s Centre in ICT4D. He is currently working on a
new book, provisionally titled After Access: Mobile Internet in the
Developing World. Further details on Jonathan’s research are at
www.jonathandonner.com and via twitter as @jcdonner
</div></div>
|-
| Th, Oct 3
| '''Ed Cutrell'''
| External Speaker
|
|-
| Th, Oct 10
| '''Marshini Chetty'''<br/>Assistant Professor in iSchool and HCIL faculty member<br/>http://marshini.net
| Talk
|
|-
| Th, Oct 17
| '''Kotaro Hara'''<br/>CS PhD Student<br/>http://kotarohara.com/<br/><br/>'''Uran Oh'''<br/>CS PhD Student<br/>
| [http://www.sigaccess.org/assets13/ ASSETS'13] Practice Talks
| Talk 1: ''Improving Public Transit Accessibility for Blind Riders by Crowdsourcing Bus Stop Landmark Locations With Google Street View''<br/><br/>Talk 2: ''Follow That Sound: Using Sonification and Corrective Verbal Feedback to Teach Touchscreen Gestures''
|-
| Th, Oct 24
| '''Makeability Lab'''<br/>Jon Froehlich's research group in the HCIL
| Discussion
| Reflective discussion of experience exhibiting projects at [http://makerfairesilverspring.com/ Silver Spring Mini-Maker Faire].
|-
| Th, Oct 31
| '''Jen Goldbeck'''<br/>Associate Professor in the College of Information Studies, Affiliate Associate Professor in the Computer Science Department, Affiliate in the Center for the Advanced Study of Language, and HCIL Director<br/>http://www.cs.umd.edu/~golbeck/
| Work In Progress Discussion
| HCI and Cybersecurity
|-
| Th, Nov 7
|
|
|
|-
| Th, Nov 14
| '''Erica Estrada''' eestrad3@umd.edu
Lecturer, Academy for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
(Tammy Clegg, contact)
|External Speaker/Design Charette
| Design Thinking
|-
| Th, Nov 21
| '''June Ahn'''<br/>Assistant Professor in the College of Information Studies and College of Education (joint appointment), and HCIL faculty member<br/>http://www.ahnjune.com/
| Work In Progress Discussion
| Video Games, Blended Learning, and Large-scale Education Reform
|- style="background-color: darkgray;" |
| Th, Nov 28
| colspan="3" | No Brown Bag. Happy Thanksgiving and Hanukkah.
|-
| Th, Dec 5
|
|
|
|-
| Th, Dec 12
|
|
|
|}

== Spring 2014 ==

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Date
! Leader
! Topic
|-
| Jan 30
|
|
|-
| Feb 6
|
|
|-
| Feb 13
|
|
|-
| Feb 20
|
|
|-
| Feb 27
|
|
|-
| Feb 28
|
|
|-
| March 6
|
|
|-
| March 13
|
|
|-
| March 20
|
| No Brown Bag. Spring Break.
|-
| March 27
|
|
|-
| April 3
|
|
|-
| April 10
|
|
|-
| April 17
|
|
|-
| April 24
|
|
|-
| May 1
|
| No Brown Bag. CHI 2014 from April 26 to May 1.
|-
| May 8
|
|
|}

= Sponsors =
We thank YAHOO for its sponsorship of the HCIL Brown Bag Lunches
[[File:Yahoo.jpg|100px]]

= Past Brown Bags =

The following are the past Brown Bag schedules.

== Spring 2013 ==

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Date
! Leader
! Topic
|-
| Jan 24
|
|
|-
| Jan 31
| John Gomez
|
|-
| Feb 7
| Ben Bederson
| Tools for synchronous crowdsourcing
|-
| Feb 14
|
|
|-
| Feb 21
|
|
|-
| Feb 28
| Lisa Anthony (Host: Leah Findlater)
| Gestural Interaction for Children
|-
| March 7
| Awalin Sopan
| Wrong Patient Selection Problem
|-
| March 14
| Michael Smith-Welch? (Host Jon Froehlich)
| Kids, Programming, and Makerspaces
|-
| March 21
| Spring Break (No BBL)
|
|-
| March 28
|
|
|-
| April 4
| Ben Bederson, Jon Froehlich, Leah Findlater
| HCIL Discussion: Activities, BBL, email lists, etc.
|-
| April 11
| Urah Oh, Anne Bowser
| CHI Practice Talks: (1) Urah Oh (full paper) and (2) Anne Bowser (full paper)
|-
| April 18
| Megan Monroe, Kotaro Hara
| CHI Practice Talks: (1) Megan Monroe (full paper) and (2) Kotaro Hara (full paper)
|-
| April 25
|
|
|-
| May 2
| CHI 2013 (No BBL)
|
|-
| May 9
|
|
|}

Brown Bag Lunch Schedule

2013-09-20T16:10:25Z

Tclegg:

The HCIL has an open semi-organized weekly "brown bag lunch (BBL)" on every <span style='color:red; font-weight:800'>Thursdays from 12:30-1:30pm in HCIL (2105 Hornbake, South Wing)</span>. The topics range from someone's work, current interest to the HCIL, a software demo/review, a study design, a proposed research topic, an introduction to a new person, etc. The BBL is the one hour a week where we all come together--thus, it’s a unique time for HCIL members with unique opportunities to help build collaborations, increase awareness of each other’s activities, and generally just have a bit of fun together with <span style='color:red; font-weight:800'>free food every week</span>.

2013 fall, BBL will be transformed a bit to help increase engagement and strengthen ties in the HCIL community. There will be a wider range of sessions and each one will be organized a little differently than before. In doing so, Michael and Tak will take [[Brown Bag Lunch Coordinators|BBL student co-coordinator role]].

To sign up for a session, send an email to BBL co-coordinators '''Michael Gubbels (mgubbels@umd.edu)''' or '''Tak Yeon Lee (tylee@umd.edu)'''. In the email, briefly describe the topic and preferred dates.

We thank YAHOO! for its sponsorship of the HCIL Brown Bag Lunches. To get notified about upcoming events, please subscribe one of [[BBL mailing lists|these mailing lists]].

== Fall 2013 ==

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Date style="width: 80px;" |
! Who
! Type
! Topic
|- style="background-color: darkgray;" |
| Th, Sept 5
| colspan="3" | No Brown Bag. Rosh Hashanah.
|-
| Th, Sept 12
| '''Jon Froehlich'''<br/>Assistant Professor in CS and HCIL faculty member<br/>http://www.cs.umd.edu/~jonf/
| Talk/Discussion
| HCIL Hackerspace
|-
| Th, Sept 19
| '''HCIL/HCI Graduate Students''' facilitated by Michael Gubbels and Tak Yeon Lee
| Talk/Discussion
|
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
The goal of this session is to provide several students at various points in their academic programs
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
, but especially new students, with a chance to talk about (1) their interests, (2) the projects to which they've contributed, and (3) those they'd like to do. Our hope is that this will allow new students to introduce themselves and convey their interests in a way that helps them find others with shared interests and form working relationships on projects with professors and other students. Students will have 5–8 minutes to introduce themselves and their interests, their previous and current projects, skills and expertise, and their future interests in HCI and the HCIL. Hopefully, this will help new students connect with professors and other students with whom they share interests and can work together on research projects. Following talks will be about 10 minutes for discussion with the presenting students (perhaps for asking them to join a project team).
</div></div>
|-
| <span style='color:red'>Wed, Sept 25</span>
| '''Jonathan Donner'''
| External Speaker
|

<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:800px">
Everybody’s internet? :Designing for mobile-centric internet users in the developing world
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
Within 5 years, wireless broadband services will cover 85% of the world’s population,
and data-enabled mobile (cellular) devices will outnumber personal computers and
tablets. This talk, taken from a book in preparation, details the growing importance
of ‘mobile-centric internet use’ in the developing world, raising questions and
challenges for design.
A breathlessly optimistic narrative has proclaimed the mobile phone the device
which will finally close the ‘digital divide’, but the digital world does not run
exclusively on mobile handsets. To guide policy and technical investments in
socioeconomic development— I argue that it is better to reframe and view the
mobile handset as one piece of a person’s digital repertoire, which also might include
PCs, telecentres, TVs, tablets, and other devices.
In the talk and in the book I revisit some of my previous studies in three domains of
socioeconomic development: microenterprises and livelihoods, citizen journalism,
and secondary education. Across each, I celebrate the transformational potential of
the mobile phone. Yet, in each case, I use the “digital repertoires” lens to raise
concerns, identifying how the capacity to generate, produce, and curate information
may remain concentrated among those with better resources to secure digital tools,
and the skills and incentives to use them. The person with $30 basic data-enabled
phone and the person with a smartphone and a state-of-the-art $1000 desktop
computer both can connect to the internet; however, it is not the same internet.
Yet these persistent digital stratifications can be reduced if technologists,
researchers, practitioners, and policymakers work to ensure that constrained digital
repertoires enable not only coordination and consumption (which phones already do
well), but also contribution (which they do less well). From natural user interfaces to
language support to bandwidth pricing, there are concrete ways in which more
empathetic design and policy can help a greater proportion of the world’s
inhabitants be more productive with their ICTs.
</div></div>
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Jonathan Donner - Researcher, Technology for Emerging Markets, Microsoft Research
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Jonathan Donner is a researcher in the Technology for Emerging
Markets Group (TEM) at Microsoft Research. For the last decade,
Jonathan has published research on the remarkable growth in mobile
telephony in the developing world, focusing on its implications for
socioeconomic development and inclusion in the informational
society, as well as its uses in everyday life. His projects at TEM include
Microenterprise Development, Mobile Banking, Citizen Journalism,
Mobile Health, and Youth and New Media. His research provides rare
perspective on design and mobile HCI issues for those who want to
build applications for the fastest growing group of internet users in the
world: “mobile centric” internet users.
Prior to Joining Microsoft Research, he was a Post-Doctoral Research
Fellow at the Earth Institute at Columbia University, and worked with
Monitor Company and the OTF Group, consultancies in Boston, MA. He
is the author, with Richard Ling, of Mobile Communication (Polity,
2009), and co-editor, with Patricia Mechael, of mHealth in Practice:
Mobile Technology for Health Promotion in the Developing world
(Bloomsbury Academic, 2012). His research also appears in the Journal
of Computer-Mediated Communication, The Information Society,
Information Technologies and International Development, The Journal of
International Development, and Innovations: Technology, Governance,
Globalization. His Ph.D. is from Stanford University in Communication
Research.
Jonathan is based in South Africa and is a visiting academic at the
University of Cape Town’s Centre in ICT4D. He is currently working on a
new book, provisionally titled After Access: Mobile Internet in the
Developing World. Further details on Jonathan’s research are at
www.jonathandonner.com and via twitter as @jcdonner
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| Th, Oct 3
| '''Ed Cutrell'''
| External Speaker
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| Th, Oct 10
| '''Marshini Chetty'''<br/>Assistant Professor in iSchool and HCIL faculty member<br/>http://marshini.net
| Talk
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| Th, Oct 17
| '''Kotaro Hara'''<br/>CS PhD Student<br/>http://kotarohara.com/<br/><br/>'''Uran Oh'''<br/>CS PhD Student<br/>
| [http://www.sigaccess.org/assets13/ ASSETS'13] Practice Talks
| Talk 1: ''Improving Public Transit Accessibility for Blind Riders by Crowdsourcing Bus Stop Landmark Locations With Google Street View''<br/><br/>Talk 2: ''Follow That Sound: Using Sonification and Corrective Verbal Feedback to Teach Touchscreen Gestures''
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| Th, Oct 24
| '''Makeability Lab'''<br/>Jon Froehlich's research group in the HCIL
| Discussion
| Reflective discussion of experience exhibiting projects at [http://makerfairesilverspring.com/ Silver Spring Mini-Maker Faire].
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| Th, Oct 31
| '''Jen Goldbeck'''<br/>Associate Professor in the College of Information Studies, Affiliate Associate Professor in the Computer Science Department, Affiliate in the Center for the Advanced Study of Language, and HCIL Director<br/>http://www.cs.umd.edu/~golbeck/
| Work In Progress Discussion
| HCI and Cybersecurity
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| Th, Nov 14
| Erica Estrada eestrad3@umd.edu
Lecturer, Academy for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
(Tammy Clegg, contact)
|Design Thinking/Design Charette
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| Th, Nov 21
| '''June Ahn'''<br/>Assistant Professor in the College of Information Studies and College of Education (joint appointment), and HCIL faculty member<br/>http://www.ahnjune.com/
| Work In Progress Discussion
| Video Games, Blended Learning, and Large-scale Education Reform
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= Sponsors =
We thank YAHOO for its sponsorship of the HCIL Brown Bag Lunches
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= Past Brown Bags =

The following are the past Brown Bag schedules.

== Spring 2013 ==

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| Jan 31
| John Gomez
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| Feb 7
| Ben Bederson
| Tools for synchronous crowdsourcing
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| Feb 28
| Lisa Anthony (Host: Leah Findlater)
| Gestural Interaction for Children
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| March 7
| Awalin Sopan
| Wrong Patient Selection Problem
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| March 14
| Michael Smith-Welch? (Host Jon Froehlich)
| Kids, Programming, and Makerspaces
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| March 21
| Spring Break (No BBL)
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| April 4
| Ben Bederson, Jon Froehlich, Leah Findlater
| HCIL Discussion: Activities, BBL, email lists, etc.
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| April 11
| Urah Oh, Anne Bowser
| CHI Practice Talks: (1) Urah Oh (full paper) and (2) Anne Bowser (full paper)
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| April 18
| Megan Monroe, Kotaro Hara
| CHI Practice Talks: (1) Megan Monroe (full paper) and (2) Kotaro Hara (full paper)
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