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Physical programming: designing tools for children to create physical interactive environments

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Physical interactive environments can come in many forms: museum installations, amusement parks, experimental theaters, and more. Programming these environments has historically b...

Jaime Montemayor, Allison Druin, Allison Farber, S...

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1	416	Physical programming: designing tools for children to create physical interactive environments	claim
2	216	AR Pad: an interface for face-to-face AR collaboration	claim
3	207	Breakdown visualization: multiple foci polyarchies of values and attributes	claim
4	203	Effects of four computer-mediated communications channels on trust development	claim
5	199	The augurscope: a mixed reality interface for outdoors	claim
6	192	CHI@20: fighting our way from marginality to power	claim
7	191	Constructing moving pictures eyes-free: an animation tool for the blind	claim
8	187	Interactive 3D flow visualization using a streamrunner	claim
9	181	A different kind of information appliance: fridge companion	claim
10	180	Cognitive walkthrough for the web	claim
11	180	GAZE-2: an attentive video conferencing system	claim
12	179	Gestural and audio metaphors as a means of control for mobile devices	claim
13	178	Mental models of robotic assistants	claim
14	175	NetRaker suite: a demonstration	claim
15	174	In your own words: using full sentences as feedback	claim
16	171	Cognitive cubes: a tangible user interface for cognitive assessment	claim
17	171	Workshop: Creating and refining knowledges, identities, and understandings in on-line communities	claim
18	170	Informing automatic generation of remote control interfaces with human designs	claim
19	170	What makes people trust online gambling sites?	claim
20	167	Applying patterns of cooperative interaction to work (re)design: e-government and planning	claim
21	164	LMNKui: overlaying computer controls on a piano controller keyboard	claim
22	163	LAFCam: Leveraging affective feedback camcorder	claim
23	163	Automated message prioritization: making voicemail retrieval more efficient	claim
24	162	Automating CPM-GOMS	claim
25	162	Email archive overviews using subject indexes	claim
26	162	A generic approach for augmenting tactile diagrams with spatial non-speech sounds	claim
27	161	Acquisition of expanding targets	claim
28	161	Teen use of messaging media	claim
29	161	Dolltalk: a computational toy to enhance children's creativity	claim
30	160	Comparing voodoo dolls and HOMER: exploring the importance of feedback in virtual environments	claim
31	159	SmartSkin: an infrastructure for freehand manipulation on interactive surfaces	claim
32	159	Hunter gatherer: within-web-page collection making	claim
33	158	"I care about him as a pal": conceptions of robotic pets in online AIBO discussion forums	claim
34	157	Discourse architectures: designing and visualizing computer mediated conversation	claim
35	157	The context fabric: an infrastructure for context-aware computing	claim
36	156	In the lab and out in the wild: remote web usability testing for mobile devices	claim
37	155	Pre-emptive shadows: eliminating the blinding light from projectors	claim
38	154	A flexible 3d sound system for interactive applications	claim
39	152	Direct manipulation interface for architectural design tools	claim
40	151	Movement model, hits distribution and learning in virtual keyboarding	claim
41	151	Interactive querying of time series data	claim
42	151	The effects of spatial and temporal video distortion on lie detection performance	claim
43	150	The sound of one hand: a wrist-mounted bio-acoustic fingertip gesture interface	claim
44	149	Where do web sites come from?: capturing and interacting with design history	claim
45	148	Gaze behavior of talking faces makes a difference	claim
46	148	Ears and hair: what headsets will people wear?	claim
47	147	Multiple perspectives for collaborative navigation in CVE	claim
48	146	Navigational blocks: tangible navigation of digital information	claim
49	145	A tangible interface for organizing information using a grid	claim
50	143	False prophets: exploring hybrid board/video games	claim
51	142	Exploring web browser history comparisons	claim
52	141	An evaluation of a multiple interface design solution for bloated software	claim
53	141	Evaluating look-to-talk: a gaze-aware interface in a collaborative environment	claim
54	141	Social net: using patterns of physical proximity over time to infer shared interests	claim
55	141	An ordering of secondary task display attributes	claim
56	140	Evaluating the effectiveness of spatial memory in 2D and 3D physical and virtual environments	claim
57	140	A new technique for adjusting distraction moments in multitasking non-field usability tests	claim
58	140	TouchEngine: a tactile display for handheld devices	claim
59	140	Head orientation and gaze direction in meetings	claim
60	139	Tangibly simple, architecturally complex: evaluating a tangible presentation aid	claim
61	139	Shared text input for note taking on handheld devices	claim
62	139	The effect of tangible interfaces on children's collaborative behaviour	claim
63	139	Tangible programming elements for young children	claim
64	138	Making sense of sensing systems: five questions for designers and researchers	claim
65	138	Interacting with the big screen: pointers to ponder	claim
66	137	Quantitative analysis of scrolling techniques	claim
67	137	Promoting awareness of work activities through peripheral displays	claim
68	137	Characterizing instant messaging from recorded logs	claim
69	137	Exposing profiles to build trust in a recommender	claim
70	136	Focus plus context screens: displays for users working with large visual documents	claim
71	136	WebQuests: changing the way we teach online	claim
72	135	Women take a wider view	claim
73	135	QuickSpace: new operations for the desktop metaphor	claim
74	135	PegBlocks: a learning aid for the elementary classroom	claim
75	134	Polyarchy visualization: visualizing multiple intersecting hierarchies	claim
76	134	A tool-based interactive drawing environment	claim
77	134	Supporting collaboration through passing informal notes to peripheral displays	claim
78	134	Reinventing the inbox: supporting the management of pending tasks in email	claim
79	133	A framework for locomotional design: toward a generative design theory	claim
80	133	SpiraClock: a continuous and non-intrusive display for upcoming events	claim
81	132	Creating principal 3D curves with digital tape drawing	claim
82	132	Hierarchical faceted metadata in site search interfaces	claim
83	132	New issues in teaching HCI: pinning a tail on a moving donkey	claim
84	132	Patterns in practice: a workshop for UI designers	claim
85	130	AltarNation: interface design for meditative communities	claim
86	129	Technologies for families	claim
87	128	Interacting at a distance: measuring the performance of laser pointers and other devices	claim
88	128	SCANMail: a voicemail interface that makes speech browsable, readable and searchable	claim
89	128	Mobile ad hoc collaboration	claim
90	127	Hubbub: a sound-enhanced mobile instant messenger that supports awareness and opportunistic interactions	claim
91	127	Unremarkable computing	claim
92	127	Predictive targeted movement in electronic spaces	claim
93	126	"I'd be overwhelmed, but it's just one more thing to do": availability and interruption in research management	claim
94	125	Kinesthetic cues aid spatial memory	claim
95	123	Popout prism: adding perceptual principles to overview+detail document interfaces	claim
96	123	Towards time design: pacing of hypertext navigation by system response times	claim
97	122	How knowledge workers use the web	claim
98	121	Sketching annotations in a 3D web environment	claim
99	120	Design as a minority discipline in a software company: toward requirements for a community of practice	claim
100	120	When conventions collide: the tensions of instant messaging attributed	claim
101	120	Small screen access to digital libraries	claim
102	119	Bridging physical and electronic media for distributed design collaboration	claim
103	119	Interaction in a collaborative augmented reality environment	claim
104	118	Observed behavior and perceived value of authors in usenet newsgroups: bridging the gap	claim
105	118	Multimodal theater: extending low fidelity paper prototyping to multimodal applications	claim
106	118	Camera angle affects dominance in video-mediated communication	claim
107	118	Effects of structure and label ambiguity on information navigation	claim
108	118	User activity histories	claim
109	117	Usability inspections by groups of specialists: perceived agreement in spite of disparate observations	claim
110	117	Effect of an external viewpoint on therapist performance in virtual reality exposure therapy	claim
111	116	The KITE geometry manipulator	claim
112	115	Investigating human-computer optimization	claim
113	115	Specifying preferences based on user history	claim
114	115	A musical instrument for facilitating musical expressions	claim
115	114	Notification for shared annotation of digital documents	claim
116	114	Trust without touch: jumpstarting long-distance trust with initial social activities	claim
117	114	Camping in the digital wilderness: tents and flashlights as interfaces to virtual worlds	claim
118	113	Physiological computing	claim
119	113	Out of many, one: reliable results from unreliable recognition	claim
120	112	SmartSkip: consumer level browsing and skipping of digital video content	claim
121	112	Statistical profiles of highly-rated web sites	claim
122	112	Factors influencing the experience of website usage	claim
123	112	The impact of human-centered features on the usability of a programming system for children	claim
124	111	Will it be upper-case or will it be lower-case: can a prompt for text be a mode signal?	claim
125	111	Transparent hearing	claim
126	110	Towards the design of multimodal interfaces for handheld conversational characters	claim
127	110	Video browsing interfaces for the open video project	claim
128	109	KidPad: collaborative storytelling for children	claim
129	109	Passive acoustic knock tracking for interactive windows	claim
130	108	Introducing instant messaging and chat in the workplace	claim
131	108	The philosophy and design of socially adept technologies	claim
132	108	Visible or invisible links?	claim
133	107	Illuminating clay: a 3-D tangible interface for landscape analysis	claim
134	107	Automatic text reduction for changing size constraints	claim
135	106	Staying in the flow with zoomable user interfaces	claim
136	104	MetaMuse: a novel control metaphor for granular synthesis	claim
137	104	What the best usability specialists are made of	claim
138	104	What is that?: gesturing to determine device identity	claim
139	103	A visual language for sketching large and complex interactive designs	claim
140	103	LAPIS: smart editing with text structure	claim
141	102	From personal to shared annotations	claim
142	101	Hocman: supporting mobile group collaboration	claim
143	98	Gesture navigation: an alternative 'back' for the future	claim
144	97	Extended abstract a field computer for animal trackers	claim
145	96	What's SIGCHI's role in strengthening communities?	claim
146	88	Evaluating pattern languages in participatory design	claim

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