| Final Programme — Tuesday We make reservation for any changes in the programme. | 0830-1000 | Session 4: Ubiquitous Computing and Mobile Interaction
Chair: Dag Svanæs, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway
Paper: mCAT - a Method for Co-ordination Across Technologies
Kari Hamnes & Silja Nyhus, Telenor, Norway
Paper: The Effect of Mental Models Guiding Users' Action in Mobile Phone Answering Situations
Kati Hyyppä Sakari Tamminen, Ismo Hautala, Lauri Repokari, Helsinki University of Technology. Finland
Paper: An Action Control but no Action: Users Dismiss Single-Handed Navigation on PDAs
Magnus Jacobsson, Mikael Goldstein, Mikael Anneroth, Jost Werdenhoff & Didier Chincholle, Ericsson Research, Kista, Sweden | | 1000-1030 | COFFEE | | 1030-1200 | Session 5: Field work
Chair: Liam Bannon, University of Limerick, Ireland
Paper: Ethnographic fieldwork under industrial constraints: Towards Design-in-Context
Werner Sperschneider & Kirsten Bagger, Danfoss A/S, Denmark
Paper: The Personal Bucket Organizer: Supporting Spatially Distributed Interaction on a Waste Water Plant
Tomas Sokoler, Thomas Binder, Jörn Nilsson & Nina Wetcke, Interactive Institute, Sweden
Paper: Localisation, Orientation and Recognition of Alarms: A comparison between three alarm systems in use
Marcus Sánchez Svensson, Hans Tap and Astrid Selling Sjöberg, University of Karlskrona/Ronneby, Sweden | | 1200-1330 | LUNCH | | 1330-1500 | Parallel Short Paper Session 6: Exploring New Frontiers of Interaction
Chair: Anders Mørch, University of Bergen, Norway
Short paper: View vs. Overview - Visualizing Hierarchical Data in Desktop Virtual Reality
David K. Modjeska, University of Toronto, Canada
Short paper: Every Object Tells a Story: Physical Interfaces for Digital Storytelling
Lars Erik Holmquist, Interactive Institute, Sweden, Magnus Helander, Icon Medialab U.K. and Steve Dixon, University of Salford, United Kingdom
Short paper: Contextual Virtual Reality Prototyping. Co-operative User-Centered Design Using Distributed Simulations
Tony Manninen, University of Oulu, Finland
Short paper: Communities of Conflict or Conversation? Online Discources in a Web-Gallery
Lars Svensson, Carsten Sørensen, Hanna Fägerlind, and Tomas Lindroth, University of Trollhättan Uddevalla, Sweden
Short paper: Genres and Design Considerations of iTV Cases
Stefan Holmlid, Mattias Arvola, Linköpings universitet & Fredrik Ampler, Linq, Sweden
Short paper: Coordination through Focused Media Spaces
Maria Normark, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden | Parallel Short Paper Session 7: Usability and User Centered Design
Chair: Kristina Höök, Swedish Institute of Computer Science, Sweden
Short paper: What makes a virtual community work?
Daniel Pargman, Linköpings University, Sweden
Short paper: Expressing Trust
Kristiina Karvonen and Ursula Holmström, Helsinki University of Technology, Finland
Short paper: Explaining Recommendation through User Groups
Jarmo Laaksolahti, Swedish Institute of Computer Science, Sweden
Short paper: A study of Mental Workload in Mouse and Keyboard Input
Anker H. Jörgensen, IT-university of Copenhagen, and Bente R. Jensen, Bjarne Laursen and Anne H. Garde, National Institute of Occupational Health, Denmark
Short paper: Individual and Pair Performance in Usability Tests
Eija Suikola, Teamware Group, Finland
Short paper: Gaining Staff Commitment to User-Centered Design by Performing Usability Assessment - Key Lessons Learned
Mikko Jämsä and Pekka Abrahamsson, University of Oulu, Finland | | 1500-1530 | COFFEE | | 1530-1600 | Session 8: User Studies of Accessibility
Chair: Gunilla Bradley, Mid Sweden University/Umeå University, Sweden
Paper: User Study of Video Mediated Communication in the Domestic Environment with Intellectually Disabled Persons
Stefan Junestrand, Ulf Keijer, Göran Molin & Konrad Tollmar, Interactive Institute and Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden | | 1600-1700 | Keynote 3: If IT can't be used by all, we won't buy IT
Knut Nordbye and Clas Thorén Chair: Gunilla Bradley, Mid Sweden University/Umeå University, Sweden | | 1930- | Conference Reception | |