IWIPS 2010 “Young Researchers” Call for Submissions
Closed
Traditional and Interactive Posters
Showcase your advanced degree research! We are accepting traditional posters and rich media (video, audio, and power point) presentations from students that highlight their research in progress. Each submission will be presented during the Young Researchers Session and in the IWIPS 2010 exhibit area. Each submission requires an accompanying 3-4 page introduction and overview of your research project following the IWIPS 2010 paper guidelines. Submission deadline is the 15th of April- interactive posters must be received by the 1st of July 2010; traditional posters accepted at IWIPS 2010 registration.
IWIPS 2010 Extended Call for Tutorial Submissions
Closed
Tutorials
IWIPS 2010 tutorials are a comprehensive delivery, in an interactive and applied style of a core set of internationalisation or localisation skills methodologies or procedures. Tutorials should be interactive and applied in the nature of their delivery. Initial proposals should be 3 to 5 pages in length and do not have to be submitted in the proceedings format. Initial proposals are due on the 1st April 2010. The final submission will be between 15 to 30 pages, in the proceedings format, due on 1st of May 2010.
IWIPS 2010 Call for Submissions
Closed
Case Studies, Papers, Research-in-Progress, and Tutorials
IWIPS 2010
The IWIPS 2010 committee are seeking submissions on the topics of localization and globalization, with an emphasis on this year's theme: Growing Global Design Communities. The objective of the 2010 theme is to focus on the impact of international design teams on the design, evaluation, and development of products and systems. IWIPS invites several types of submissions, including papers, case studies, research-in-progress and tutorials. All submissions are due 15 March 2010, unless indicated otherwise. Accepted submissions (expect tutorials) will be published in the IWIPS 2010 proceedings.
Suggested Topics for Submissions
As the world’s economy recovers from the downturn, the need increases for effective, efficient, and socially responsible strategies for supporting global design communities. Strategies that address both business and human issues are of great importance. Topic s of interest for IWIPS 2010 include, but are not limited to the following:
- User centric strategies for economic and community development IT projects
- Cross-cultural issues in IT design
- Revised models for global IT off-shoring, outsourcing and distributed resources
- Methods for software localization / globalization
- Designing for trust
- The impact of Social Networks and other CMC tools across cultural boundaries
- Interactions between culture and user-centred design and much more...
Submission Types
- Papers - Papers are formal reports of completed research, organized on a modified APA model. The length of the paper should be no more than 10 pages in the proceedings format.
- Case Studies - Case studies are structured descriptions of the lessons learned in applied design, evaluation, or development of products or systems within industry. The length of case studies should be between 4 to 8 pages in the proceedings format.
- Research-in-Progress - Research-in-Progress briefs should provide a description of the background, procedures and methodology, anticipated results, and preliminary findings (if any) of ongoing research or applied product design, evaluation or development. The length of the Research-in-Progress brief should be 6 to 10 pages in the proceedings format. (Graduate students are encouraged to submit a brief based on their theses or dissertations.)
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Tutorials - A tutorial is a comprehensive delivery, in an interactive and applied style of a core set of internationalisation or localisation skills methodologies or procedures. Tutorials should be interactive and applied in the nature of their delivery. Initial proposals should be 3 to 5 pages in length and do not have to be submitted in the proceedings format. Initial proposals are due on the 1st of April 2010. The final submission will be between 15 to 30 pages, in the proceedings format, due on 15th of April 2010.
Important Dates 2010 Early submission is welcomed
Papers, case studies, and research-in-progress briefs
Submission deadline | Closed |
Notification to authors | Closed |
Camera ready copies of papers | Closed |
Tutorials
Initial proposal | Closed |
Final submissions | Closed |