CHI 2007: Student Design Competition

Dear Colleague,

Do you know students interested in applying User Centered Design to a
meaningful problem and demonstrating their skills among international peers
and HCI professionals?  Are you or your colleagues planning a course on User
Centered Design for the next semester?

Consider the CHI 2007 Student Design Competition.  Submissions of short
papers (6 pages maximum) are due January 15, 2007. Previously, HCI
instructors from around the world have incorporated the competition project
into their academic curriculum.   See full details at
http://www.chi2007.org/submit/designcomp.php


The design problem this year is a system to promote or encourage the use of
public transit.  The problem is broadly defined and the solution should
focus on a real location and be sensitive to the real needs of the target
users and the local culture.

This is the fourth year of the competition.  Many previous participants have
gone on to pursue HCI related studies and careers.  All student teams are
welcome to submit.

If you have any questions, please contact us at
[email protected]


Steven & Ilona
CHI 2007 Student Design Competition Co-Chairs


-- 
Marta Rey-Babarro
CHI 2007 Communication's Chair

School of Information
University of Michigan
1075 Beal Avenue
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48197
United States

-- 
Marta Rey-Babarro

PhD Student
CHI 2007 Communication's Chair

School of Information
University of Michigan
1075 Beal Avenue
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48197
United States


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