Authors:
Jonathan Grudin
NordiCHI 2006, Oslo, October—something new was in the air. Smiling, people remarked on it, not sure what it was. Not even the pleasantly surprised organizers could put their finger on it, but HCI research seemed to have changed in some subtle way. Some background information: Most specialized HCI conferences focus on a particular topic, but several are regional. The individuality found in local SIGCHI chapters is also reflected in regional conferences. CHINZ is organized annually by the New Zealand SIGCHI chapter. The alternating IHC (Brazil) and CLIHC (Latin America) conferences have been organized by chapters in Brazil, Chile, and…
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