MobileHCI 2009 workshop on Sharing Experiences with Social Mobile Media
Workshop proceedings available Here
Goals of the workshop
This workshop will offer an interdisciplinary forum of discussion for both practitioners and academics interested in conceptualizing, designing and evaluating mobile social media concepts and applications. The workshop, through a series of interactive presentations, will facilitate discussions aiming at identify and summarize main theoretical and interaction design concerns related to the increasing use of mobile social media in a variety of settings. More in details, the aim of this workshop is to describe, discuss and reflect upon the following issues:
- Current practices associated with the use of mobile social media for supporting a wide variety of intellectual and physical activities.
- Interaction design challenges associated with the use and adoption of mobile social media
- Theoretical frameworks and analytical concepts that present and elaborate novel ideas regarding communication and interaction patterns among users of mobile social media.
Participant selection criteria
The workshop will include 15 to 20 participants each presenting a position paper during the workshop.
Requirements for position papers
Position papers should address one of the topics of the workshop and are generally 4-6 pages long. It outlines the submitter’s view on the workshop theme and the reasons for the submitter’s interest in the particular topic.
Relevant Topics
Relevant topics of interest include but are not limited to:
- Usability of current Mobile Social Media applications
- Life logging and life publishing cultures
- Understanding and designing social mobile media
- How to make mobile social media platforms more usable and integrated with other social media platforms?
- Change from HCI to CCI (Community Content Interaction)
- How do we bring the physical context in to social media supported by mobile tools?
- Personal and contextual tagging
- Media & tag management on mobile devices
- Can we enhance the physical context and presence in to the social media using mobile tools?
- Creating user experience on mobile social media applications
- Mediating experiences with mobile social media
Submission
The papers should be formatted to according to ACM MOBILEHCI09 PROCEEDINGS FORMAT and submitted as a pdf file to jari.multisilta@tut.fi, no later than Friday, May 15th, 2009. The accepted papers are notified on Friday, May 29th 2009. At least one author of accepted papers needs to register for the workshop and for one day of the conference itself. Accepted papers will be published as workshop proceedings in the Tampere University of Technology publication series. The workshop materials, together with a summary of discussions, will be published on the web after the workshop.
Workshop structure
Accepted papers will be circulated to all attendees of the workshop on August. The workshop itself will be organized around 3 to 4 interactive focus discussions, where each author has 10 minutes to present his/her paper. In the last interactive session the participants will be divided into subgroups, each suggesting future research directions on related topics discussed during the workshop.
Program committee
Marcelo Milrad, Växjö University, Sweden
Jari Multisilta, Tampere University of Technology, Finland & Nokia Research Center, Finland
Ville-Veikko Mattila, Nokia Research Center, Finland
Pertti Huuskonen, Nokia Research Center, Finland
Harri Ketamo, Satakunta University of Applied Sciences, Finland
Hiroaki Ogata, Tokushima University, Japan
Simon Winter, Växjö University, Sweden
Chen-Chung Liu, National Central University, Taiwan
Roy Pea, Stanford University, USA
Rahul Nair, Yahoo! Research Berkeley lab, USA
Mikael Wiberg, Umeå University, Sweden
Nikolaos Avouris, University of Patras, Greece
More information
The workshop will be organised as a part of MobileHCI conference, on September 15th, in Bonn, Germany. Workshop organisers are
Professor Jari Multisilta, Tampere University of Technology, Finland, jari.multisilta@tut.fi
Professor Marcelo Milrad, Växjö University, Sweden, marcelo.milrad@vxu.se
Program
9.00 Welcome, prof. Marcelo Milrad
9.15 Theme: Life logging and context
Where-Others-Walked: A Solution for Sharing Experiences in an Augmented Reality Environment
David Murphy and Petros Belimpasakis
Life logging in e-work context
Pauliina Tuomi and Arttu Perttula
09.55 Theme: Models and architectures for social media services
Towards a common data layer for propagation of online social network services to mobile devices
Oskar Pettersson
Conceptual Architecture for mobile content sharing environments in Context-Aware Applications
Bahtijar Vogel and Didac Gil de la Iglesia
Using contextual metadata for enhanced reusability of mobile media objects
Martin Svensson and Arianit Kurti
10.55 Coffee break
11.25 Theme: Sharing, experiences, and persuasion
Using Comics as a Visual Metaphor for Enriching SMS Messages with Contextual and Social Media
Vidya Setlur and Agathe Battestini
How Mobility Improves SNS (Social Network Service) Experience? : Needs and Insights from the End User Perspective
Rhee Youngho, Chang ilKu, and Lee Juyeon
I-sharing promotes social connectedness
Daniel T. van Bel, Karin C. H. J. Smolders, Wijnand A. Ijsselsteijn, and Yvonne A. W. de Kort
12.25 Lunch
13.25 Theme: Sharing, experiences, and persuasion
Community created narrations mediating with mobile media
Marjo Mäenpää, Riikka Kiljunen, and Saija Mustaniemi
Designing Mobile Persuasion: Using Pervasive Applications to Change Attitudes and Behaviors
Daniel Spikol and Jorge Luis Zapico
Mobile Video Blogging in HCI Education
Kristian Kiili, Harri Ketamo, and Marko Suominen
14:25 Interactive session (3-4 groups)
16.00 Refreshments
16:30 Presentations of the outcomes from the interactive sessions
17:15 Closing of the workshop, prof. Marcelo Milrad
17.30 Workshop ends
18.00 MobileHCI 2009 Welcome Reception
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