Authors:
Gary Olson, Dennis Wixon
Many things about the CHI conference work very well, e.g., about 90 percent of attendees report that CHI was worth the time and money. Over the years the papers program has served the research community very well. Attendance took a drop in 2002 after 9/11 and the dot-com meltdown. However it increased year over year in both 2004 and 2005. Many people come back repeatedly, and the meeting is attracting more newcomers. Technical submissions remain strong and of high quality. Interesting plenary speakers are eager to speak before this audience. Nonetheless, there are worrisome signs. Attendance at tutorials has…
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