Interactions

ACM Interactions magazine is a mirror on the human-computer interaction (HCI), interaction design (IX), and user experience (UX) communities and beyond. It offers a multiplicity of perspectives in the form of conversations, collaborations, relationships, and new discoveries focusing on how and why we interact with the designed world of technologies. Our focus is broad: from interactions with devices to the impact of platforms and infrastructures on our experiences of digital technologies. Interactions has a special voice that lies between practice and research, with an emphasis on engaging HCI, IX, and UX researchers and practitioners in dialogue about fundamental research and practical application.

The magazine is published bi-monthly by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), the largest educational and scientific computing society in the world. Interactions is the flagship magazine for the ACM's Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction (SIGCHI), with a global circulation that includes all SIGCHI members.

ACM Interactions is a publication of great influence in the fields that envelop the study of people and computers. To have your work or research published here can make a difference.

ACM Interactions' Editorial Team

Mikael Wiberg and Elizabeth Churchill make up Interactions magazine’s editorial team. Their research interests and individual practices intersect with design and technology in multiple ways, amounting to a variety of perspectives on thinking and writing about, and making and acting with and through technology. Collectively, in working together and guiding Interactions, they hope to build the ground for new and different relationships with technology and more just futures. They aim to help make a magazine centered on equity, access, and collective accountability for all involved and affected by design and technology worlds.

Editors-in-Chief

Mikael Wiberg

Mikael is a full professor in informatics at Umea University, Sweden. Mikael’s main work is within the areas of design, interactivity, and materiality. He is driven by a curiosity of what digital technology can be, what it offers today, and how people imagine and create new forms of interactions through design and use. His most recently published book is The Materiality of Interaction: Notes on the Materials of Interaction Design (MIT Press, 2018).

Elizabeth Churchill

Elizabeth Churchill has been building and leading corporate HCI and UX-Design teams in the US for more than 20 years. She has published widely on many HCI related areas, and has co-authored two books (Foundations for Designing User Centered Systems and Designing with Data).

Forum and Section Editors

Columnists

Founding Editors