CS547 Human-Computer Interaction Seminar  (Seminar on People, Computers, and Design)

Fridays 12:30-1:50 · Gates B01 · Open to the public

Spring 2017 schedule   ( watch online - stanford students ) ( watch online - youtube )

7 Apr Merrie Ringel Morris Microsoft Research Enhancing the Expressivity of Augmentative Communication Technologies for People with ALS 14 Apr Anand Kulkarni Crowdbotics Crowdbotics: Writing Software Faster with Crowds 21 Apr Leila Takayama UC Santa Cruz On Being Re-Embodied as a Robot 28 Apr Steven Feiner Columbia University Taking AR to Task: Explaining Where and How in the Real World 5 May Steven Dow UC San Diego Advancing Collective Innovation 12 May Kurt Luther Virginia Tech Solving Photo Mysteries with Expert-Led Crowdsourcing 19 May Dan Weld University of Washington High-Quality Crowdsourcing 26 May Erik Andersen Cornell University Designing Engaging Learning Experiences through Automatic Instructional Scaffolding 2 Jun Justin Cheng Stanford University Antisocial Computing: Explaining and Predicting Negative Behavior Online

Instructor: Lydia Chilton Email: cs547@cs.stanford.edu Enrolled students 1 credit Attend all lectures (up to 2 can be watched online if absent). See details. SCPD students: Watch all lectures online. See details. Record your attendance each week Check your attendance record If you would like to get an email from us a few times a year, with information about future HCI seminars, join hci-seminar mailing list Archive 20 years of speakers By year By speaker Videos: YouTube Past: iTunesU · YouTube

Thanks to the Stanford Computer Forum and SCPD, whose support helps make this seminar possible.