SUBMITTING A POSTER

IMPORTANT DATES

  • Thursday, May 11 , 2023: Deadline for submissions due 23:59 Anywhere on Earth (AoE) time.
  • Thursday, June 15, 2023: Notification of acceptance.
  • Thursday, July 6, 2023: Camera-ready submissions due 23:59 AoE

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION

Posters provide an interactive forum in which authors can present their work to conference attendees during special poster sessions. Posters are an opportunity to describe new work or work that is still in progress, and will be more lightly reviewed than full papers. The presentation of a poster has been key for engaging provocative discussions at CSCW.

Submissions can include, but are not limited to late-breaking and preliminary results, smaller results not suitable for a full or short paper, contributions by collaborative (inter-)national research projects, innovative ideas not yet validated through user studies, early student research, and other research best presented in an interactive forum.

CSCW 2023 is a Hybrid-Onsite conference. For posters, this means that the primary venue will be a fully in-person session at the conference; however, a separate opportunity for remotely presented posters also will be offered. This may include the creation of videos, depending on the final format that is decided by the conference committee.

ATTENDENCE

In-person

The primary focus of the Posters venue will be an in-person session at the conference where presenters can display a poster and discuss their work with other conference participants.

Remote

In addition, there will be a limited virtual component to provide access to the venue, increase exposure, and allow for remote participation. More details about how remote participation will work will be released closer to the time of the conference.

Note: For all accepted submissions, at least one author should register for the conference.

POSTER SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Poster abstract submissions should be between 4-6 pages, including all figures but excluding references, in one of the ACM Primary Article Templates (Note: we are no longer using an extended abstract format). This is the same template used for full papers.

Please submit the manuscript in PDF format, following the ACM Master Article Submission Templates (single column). The submission should include author names (not anonymous submission).

Poster abstract submissions must be uploaded online at the Precision Conference System (select CSCW 2023 Posters from the “Track” drop down menu) to be considered. All attachments must be less than 5MB. If you have questions or comments please contact the Posters Co-chairs at posters2023@cscw.acm.org

POSTER SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

Authors should submit their contributions through the Precision Conference System. Once in the system please go to ‘Submissions’ and choose:

  • Society: SIGCHI
  • Conference/Journal: CSCW 2023
  • Track: CSCW 2023 Posters

Then click on the button ‘Go’ to access the submission form. The submission must be completed by May 11th; 23:59 Anywhere on Earth (AoE).

POSTER AUTHORING TIPS

Accepted Interactive Poster abstracts will be published in ACM Digital Library and distributed to conference attendees as part of the Conference Companion. Here are some suggestions to make strong submissions to the Poster program. State the contribution and originality of your work clearly and explicitly: What is the problem? How does your approach help? Why is it better than other available approaches? Focus on the contribution of your work rather than the background, including just enough background to make clear how your work differs from significant prior research.

Note: Interactive posters abstracts may be chosen based on either the significance of the problem or the originality of your approach. Submissions will be reviewed by the Poster selection committee and/or external reviewers.

DESIGNING YOUR “POSTER”

Accepted Interactive Poster abstracts will be published in the ACM Digital Library and distributed to conference attendees as part of the Conference Extended Abstracts. Additionally, authors will be asked to prepare a 1-page poster and/or pre-recorded video for presentation at the conference, which should be designed to meet the following guidelines.

  • Clearly and explicitly state the contribution and originality of your work: What is the problem? How does your approach address it? Why is it superior to other available approaches? Interactive poster abstracts may be selected based on either the significance of the problem or the novelty of your approach.
  • Focus on the contribution of your work rather than the background, including only enough background to make it clear how your work differs from significant prior research.
  • Include the main graphical elements that will likely be used in the poster itself.

In-Person

In-person attendees will need to bring a physical poster that can be displayed during the poster session at the conference. The space allocated for each poster is 48 inches by 48 inches (121 x 121 cm). Posters are recommended to be no longer or wider than 45 inches (114 cm) in either dimension; however, up to 47 inches (119 cm) is allowable. Smaller posters are acceptable. For example, either A0 (vertical format) or A1 is an acceptable size for the poster.

Posters should be affixed to the poster boards with push pins, not tape. The conference will provide push pins. Each board will have a label indicating where your poster should be placed; please allow time to find your board and set up your poster. 

Remote

For remote attendees, we will update this section with additional tips and details, once the platform for remote poster participation is selected. No matter what platform is chosen, the goal will be to provide interesting opportunities for interacting with the “posters” and the poster presenters.

POSTER ACCESSIBILITY

Considerations for Accessibility: We encourage poster authors to review the ACM’s many references for organizing accessible conferences (e.g., SIGACCESS’s Accessible Conference Guide). The CSCW 2023 Accessibility Co-Chairs (Siddharth Mehrotra, Franklin Mingzhe Li, and Ruolin Wang) are working closely with this year’s Poster Co-Chairs in welcoming questions, feedback, or guidance related to making posters abstracts accessible for the ACM Digital Library. If questions related to accessibility arise, please direct them to accessibility2023@cscw.acm.org.

LIST OF ACCEPTED POSTERS

  • ChatGPT in Healthcare: Exploring AI Chatbot for Spontaneous Word Retrieval in Aphasia

Aditya Kumar Purohit, Aditya Upadhyaya, Adrian Holzer

  • NBGuru: Generating Explorable Data Science Flowcharts to Facilitate Asynchronous Communication in Interdisciplinary Data Science Teams

Panayu Keelawat

  • An Exploratory Study of Shared Decision-Making (SDM) for Older Adult Patients with Chronic Diseases

Yuexing Hao, Zeyu Liu, Monika Safford, Rulla Tamimi, Saleh Kalantari

  • “After she fell asleep, it went to my next podcast, which was about a serial killer”: Unveiling Needs and Expectations Regarding Parental Control within Digital Assistant

Prakriti Dumaru, Mahdi Nasrullah Al-Ameen

  • A Systematic Examination of Race in Healthcare-Focused HCI Research

Devon Roe, Megh Marathe

  • Avatar Customization, Personality, and the Perception of Work Group Inclusion in Immersive Virtual Reality

Lauren Buck, Gareth W. Young, Rachel McDonnell

  • Perceptions of Mental Health Crisis among U.S. Military Veteran Peer Mentors and Potential of Mobile-Based Peer-Support Interventions

Md Romael Haque, Zeno Franco, MD FITRAT HOSSAIN, Wylie Frydrychowicz, Praveen Madiraju, Natalie D Baker, Katinka Hooyer, SHEIKH IQBAL AHAMED, OTIS WINSTEAD, Robert Curry, Sabirat Rubya

  • When Gestures and Words Synchronize: Exploring A Human Lecturer’s Multimodal Interaction for the Design of Embodied Pedagogical Agents

Lai Wei, Kenny K. N. Chow

  • Teens on Tech: Using an Asynchronous Remote Community to Explore Adolescents’ Online Safety Perspectives

Naulsberry Jean Baptiste, Jinkyung Park, Neeraj Chatlani, Naima Samreen Ali, Pamela J. Wisniewski

  • Plug and Play Conversations: The Micro-Conversation Scheme for Modular Development of Hybrid Conversational Agent

Xin Sun, Emiel Krahmer, Jan de Wit, Reinout Wiers, Jos A. Bosch

  • More Than a Wife and a Mom: A Study of Mom Vlogging Practices in China 

Kyrie Zhixuan Zhou, Bohui Shen, Franziska Zimmer, Chuanli Xia, Xin Tong

  • Towards Understanding Substance Abuse Misinformation in YouTube Videos

Shuo Niu, Kathleen Palm Reed

  • Nudging for Online Misinformation: a Design Inquiry

Loukas Konstantinou, Evangelos Karapanos

  • SleepyFlora: Supporting Sleep Sharing and Augmentation over a Distance for Social Bonding across Time Zones

Zhuying Li, Si Cheng, Zhenhuan Chen, Xin Sun, Jiatong Li, Ding Ding

  • “You are finally Home”: Centering Playful Marginalized Community Values in Designing Online Social Platforms

Kritika Kritika, Kathryn E. Ringland

  • Mastodon Rules: Characterizing Formal Rules on Popular Mastodon Instances

Matthew N Nicholson, Brian C Keegan, Casey Fiesler

  • The Opportunity Cost: Using a Narrative Approach to Reframe Pro-equity Urban Informatics

Andrew Hamann, Roderic Crooks

  • Understanding the Challenges in Academia to Prepare Nursing Students for Digital Technology Use at Workplace

Ankit Shrestha, Prakriti Dumaru, Rizu Paudel, Mahdi Nasrullah Al-Ameen

  • Understanding Satisfaction Factors of Personalized Body-weight Exercises

Hong Yoon Kim, Dong Young Lim, Seokwoo Song

  • Supporting from the Background: How a Mobile Application for Parent Skills Development Encourages Authoritative Parenting

Rebecca M Jonas, Benjamin V. Hanrahan, Carlie Sloan, Gregory M. Fosco

  • “Headlines rarely soothe nerves”: An Analysis of News Coverage of Social Media Mental Health Research

Faye Kollig, Casey Fiesler

  • How to Ethically Engage Fat People in HCI Research

Blakeley Hoffman Payne, Jordan Taylor, Katta Spiel, Casey Fiesler

  • Body Crumple, Sound Intrusion, and Embodiment Violation: Toward a Framework for Miscommunication in VR

Daniel Akselrad, Cyan DeVeaux, Eugy Han, Mark Roman Miller, Jeremy N. Bailenson

  • Prototyping Kodi: Defining Design Requirements to Develop a Virtual Chat-bot for Autistic Children and Their Caregivers

NARAYAN GHIOTTI, David Joseph Clulow, Serene Cheon, Kevin Cui, Hyo Kang

  • Together we turn Uncertainty into Action: Understanding the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Supporting the Financial Concerns of Older Adults

Yubin Choi, Dasom Choi, Hwajung Hong

  • Affective Affordance of Message Balloon Animations: An Early Exploration of AniBalloons

Pengcheng An, Chaoyu Zhang, Haichen Gao, Ziqi Zhou, Linghao Du, Che Yan, Yage Xiao, Jian Zhao

  • Ambiguity for Social Self-tracking Practices: Exploring an Emerging Design Space

Chiara Di Lodovico, Sara Colombo, Amon Rapp

  • #Pragmatic or #Clinical: Analyzing TikTok Mental Health Videos

Alice Qian Zhang, Ashlee Milton, Stevie Chancellor

  • VR Job Interview Using a Gender-Swapped Avatar

Jieun Kim, Hauke Sandhaus, Susan R. Fussell

  • Invisible Coordination Work:  Field Stations as Scientific Caregivers 

Erin Robinson, Leysia Palen

  • Can Password Meter be More Effective Towards User Attention, Engagement, and Attachment?: A Study of Metaphor-based Designs

Arezou Behfar, Hanieh Atashpanjeh, Mahdi Nasrullah Al-Ameen

  • Are You Anonymous? Inferring Personal Information from Nonverbal Behavior Data Tracked in Immersive Virtual Reality

Yeonju Jang, Jose Guridi, Daniel Molitor, Rachel Kwon, Sneha Nagarajan

  • How Small Businesses Transform PDF Agreements into Action

Jianna So, Nedim Lipka, Alexa F Siu, Ryan Rossi, Franck Dernoncourt

  • A pilot study on people’s views of gratitude practices and reactions to expressing gratitude in an online community

Bridget Ho, Kehua Lei, Jonathan Xuan He, Reina Itakura, Kathleen Lum, David Lee

  • Perspectives from Naive Participants and Social Scientists on Addressing Embodiment in a Virtual Cyberball Task

Tao Long, Swati Pandita, Andrea Stevenson Won

  • Animal Narratives and Emotional Resonance in #ClimateChange Discourse on Social Media: A Qualitative Content Analysis

Daniela M Markazi, Rachel Magee

  • Robotic Systems in Heritage Protection: An Anti-Fatigue Human-Robot Collaboration Exploration for Heritage Painting and Calligraphy Restoration

Linyi Liu, Siqi Yang, Yixue Wang, Zhengtao Ma, Le Fang, Yonghao Long, Stephen Jia Wang

  • Visualizing the Carbon Intensity of Machine Learning Inference for Image Analysis on TensorFlow Hub

Taewon Yoo, Hyunmin Lee, Seung Young Oh, Hyosun Kwon, Hyunggu Jung

  • Toward Value Scenario Generation Through Large Language Models

Hyunggu Jung, Woosuk Seo, Seokwoo Song, Sungmin Na

  • How People Initiate and Respond to Discussions Around Online Community Norms: A Preliminary Analysis on Meta Stack Overflow Discussions

Jingchao Fang, Jia-Wei Liang, Hao-Chuan Wang

  • Femtech Data Privacy post-Dobbs: A Preliminary Analysis of User Reactions

Nidhi Nellore, Michael Zimmer

  • Design to Increase Social Interaction between Viewers of Dramas on OTT Platforms

KiTae Kim, NAYOUNG HONG, Jiwon Park, Hajin Lim

  • Personal Objects as Design Materials: A Case Study of Co-Designing Safe Spaces With Young Adults

Salma Elsayed-Ali, Elizabeth Bonsignore, Joel Chan

  • I create, therefore I agree: Exploring the effect of AI anthropomorphism on human decision-making

Nanyi Bi, Janet Yi-Ching Huang

  • The Synthesis Lab: Empowering Collaborative Learning in Higher Education through Knowledge Synthesis

Xinran Zhu, Hong Shui, Bodong Chen

  • Co-Designing User Personas and Risk Scenarios for Evaluating Adolescent Online Safety Interventions

Zainab Agha, Kelsey Miu, Sophia Piper, Jinkyung Park, Pamela J. Wisniewski

  • Weaving Autistic Voices on TikTok: Utilizing Co-Hashtag Networks for Netnography 

Yihe Wang, Kathryn E. Ringland

  • Online Freelancing on Digital Labor Platforms: A Scoping Review

Pyeonghwa Kim, EunJeong Cheon, Steve Sawyer

  • “I just see numbers, but how do you feel about your training?”: Clinicians’ Data Needs in Telemonitoring for Colorectal Cancer Surgery Prehabilitation

Irina Bianca Serban, Dimitra Dritsa, Israel Campero Jurado, Steven Houben, Aarnout Brombacher, David ten Cate, Loes Janssen, Margot Heijmans

  • Post-Spotlight Posts: The Impact of Sudden Social Media Attention on Account Behavior

Joseph Schafer, Kate Starbird

  • Evolution of Rules in Reddit Communities

Harita Reddy, Eshwar Chandrasekharan

  • Sound of Care: Towards a Co-Operative AI Digital Pain Companion to Support People with Chronic Primary Pain

Bleiz Macsen Del Sette, Dawn Carnes, Charalampos Saitis

  • Leveraging Social Media Analysis for Effective Water Management

Khalid K. Osman, Florian Barbaro, Andy Skumanich

  • Bringing Emotions into Practice: A Framework for AI Design to Support Emotion Work

Diva Smriti, Jina Huh-Yoo

  • “It doesn’t just feel like something a lawyer slapped together.”- Mental-Model-Based Privacy Policy for Third-Party Applications on Facebook

Rizu Paudel, Ankit Shrestha, Prakriti Dumaru, Mahdi Nasrullah Al-Ameen

  • “I Don’t Need a Megaphone to Be Helpful”: Probing the Role of Technology in Pro-Choice Abortion Activism

Colin LeFevre, Aswati Panicker, Sitha Ram Vallabhaneni, Nikhil Dinesh, Forum J Modi, Katie A. Siek, Chia-Fang Chung

  • Towards Human-Centred AI-Co-Creation: A Three-Level Framework for Effective Collaboration between Human and AI

Mingyuan Zhang, Zhaolin Cheng, Sheung Ting Ramona Shiu, Jiacheng Liang, Cong Fang, Zhengtao Ma, Le Fang, Stephen Jia Wang

  • A Proposal to Study Shoulder-Surfing Resistant Authentication for Augmented and Virtual Reality: Replication Study in the US

Naheem Noah, Peter Mayer, Sanchari Das

  • Correct Me If I Am Wrong: Exploring How AI Outputs Affect User Perception and Trust

Jun Li Jeung, Janet Yi-Ching Huang

  • Exploring Distributed Synthesis: In-Progress Findings from Guided Tours of Scholarly Knowledge Synthesis Work Practices with A Distributed Lens

Siyi Zhu, Joel Chan

  • Leveraging Large Language Model as Support for Human Problem Solving: An Exploration of the Appropriation and Impact

Qingxiaoyang Zhu, Hao-Chuan Wang

  • Investigating Users’ Inclination of Leveraging Mobile Crowdsourcing to Obtain Verifying  vs. Supplemental Information when Facing Inconsistent Smat-city Sensor Information

You-Hsuan Chiang, Je-Wei Hsu, Chung-En Liu, Tzu-Yu Huang, Hsin-Lun Chiu, Yung-Ju Chang

  • Urgency Builds Trust: A Voice Agent’s Emotional Expression in an Emergency

Jieun Kim, Gonzalo Gonzalez-Pumariega, Soyee Park, Susan R. Fussell

  • Identifying Potential Inlets of Man in the Artificial Intelligence Development Process 

Deja Workman, Christopher L Dancy

POSTER SELECTION COMMITTEE

  • Heba Aly (Clemson University, USA)
  • Pallabi Bhowmick (Indiana University Bloomington, USA)
  • Luciana Brito (Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
  • Hancheng Cao (Stanford University, USA)
  • Jie Cai (Pennsylvania State University, USA)
  • Sandip Chakraborty (Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, India)
  • Xinyue Chen (University of Michigan, USA)
  • Yung-Ju Chang (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taiwan)
  • Hyo Jin Do (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, USA)
  • Sanchari Das (University of Denver, USA)
  • Nicolás Diaz Ferreyra (Hamburg University of Technology, Germany)
  • Alla Gubenko (University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg)
  • Srishti Gupta (Pennsylvania State University, USA)
  • Ehsan-Ul Haq (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong)
  • Yuexing Hao (Cornell University, USA)
  • Prerana Khatiwada (University of Delaware, USA)
  • Tzu-Sheng Kuo (Carnegie Mellon University, USA)
  • Gionnieve Lim (Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore)
  • Xi Lu (University of California, Irvine, USA)
  • Hanuma Teja Maddali (University of Maryland, USA)
  • Reza Hadi Mogavi (University of Waterloo, Canada)
  • Talie Massachi (Brown University, USA)
  • Olivia Newton (University of Central Florida, USA)
  • Firaz Peer (University of Kentucky, USA)
  • Manikant Roy (IIT Delhi, India)
  • Akila de Silva (UC Santa Cruz, USA)
  • Diva Smriti (Drexel University, USA)
  • Samiha Samrose (USA)
  • Jaeyoon Song (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA)
  • Ruyuan Wan (University of Notre Dame, USA)
  • Ruolin Wang (UCLA, USA)
  • Yilin Xia (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA)
  • Grace Yu-Chun Yen (UCSD, USA)
  • Ge Wang (University of Oxford, UK)
  • Camellia Zakaria (University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA)

POSTER CO-CHAIRS

If you have questions or comments please do not hesitate to contact the Posters Co-chairs at posters2023@cscw.acm.org.

  • Amanda Lee Hughes (Brigham Young University)
  • Chuang-Wen You (National Tsing Hua University)