April 18-23, 1998, Los Angeles, CA USA
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CHI 98 :
Call for Participation
April 18-23, 1998, Los Angeles, CA USA Student PostersSubmission deadline has passed |
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See Also Designing and Presenting a Poster for advice on creating student posters Guide to Successful Late-Breaking Submissions for tips on submitting LBR and SP Late-Breaking Submissions FAQ for common questions on submitting Late-Breaking Review Process for information on how LBR and SP submissions will be reviewed Two-page Papers Call for LBR submission details
Important Dates 8 January 1998 was the submission date
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Student posters provide the opportunity
for students to present their work
as an interactive poster at the conference and to have a summary of their
work (two pages) appear in the CHI 98 Summary. The submission should focus
on aspects of the work which have produced new or exciting ideas or
findings. Proposals for student posters will be judged on the originality,
interest and potential importance of the work to the HCI community.
Review ProcessSubmissions will be reviewed by a panel of experts in the field, using criteria including originality and innovation, importance, clarity and the proposed layout of the poster.FormatPrepare a two-page camera-ready paper, suitable for publication in the CHI 98 Summary. It must be in the Conference Publications Format, containing title, authors, contact information, keywords, abstract, body and references.Also include a one-page bird's-eye view which shows the overall poster layout. Electronic Version(These instructions have changed from what appears in the original Call For Participation. Please follow these new directions.)An electronic version of the two-page paper must be provided on a disk (PC or Mac) as part of the submission. The disk should have a label indicating the disk's type (PC or Mac), the primary author and the title of the submission.
Save your
submission on the disk in RTF format. Use the primary author's name
as the file name; for example, To assist in the review process, please at the same time email a copy of the file to: chi98-studentp@acm.org. The file should be an attachment to an email message with the subject "CHI 98 Poster: title" (where "title" is the title of your paper). Upon AcceptanceAuthors will be notified of acceptance or rejection by mid-February 1998. Please note that due to publication schedules, revisions to submitted camera-ready papers will not be possible. We therefore encourage authors to take the time to perfect their papers, so that they are clearly expressed, carefully proofread and in the required layout.At the conferenceStudent posters will each have a display of approximately 2.5m by 1.2m with a table for other materials. Posters will be on display for one day, and author(s) will be expected to be present at scheduled times for informal discussions at their posters.Submissions
ChecklistPlease follow the steps in this checklist to ensure completeness in your submission.
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