Proceedings of the 33rd International BCS Human-Computer Interaction Doctoral Consortium, Keele University, UK
Prof Alan Dix , Prof Lynne Hall , Dr Raymond Bond , Dr Tom Flint , Dr Gavin Sim , Dr Sandra Woolley
July 2020
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Full proceedings on BCS eWics (electronic workshops in computing”
FOREWORD, EDITORIAL AND INVITED KEYNOTE PAPERS
i. Foreword: Chair’s BCS HCI DC 2020 Introduction, Alan Dix
ii. Reflections on the Doctoral Consortium (Editorial),Lynne Hall, Alan Dix, Sandra Woolley, Raymond Bond, Gavin Sim and Tom Flint.
iii Six Rules to Help Doctoral Students Pave their Way Through PhD Research (Invited Keynote), Raymond Bond.
UNDERSTANDING THE USER
1 Daniel Bennett Complex Systems Models of Cognition for HCI
2 Craig Goodwin Why sideload? User Behaviours, Interactions and Accessibility Issues Around Mobile App Installation
3 Chloe Kliman-Silver Rethinking the Human Centred Approach to Animal-Computer Interaction
4 Madeleine Steeds The Impact of Device Associations on Human Memory Performance
5 Deborah Whittle How to Increase Online Trust and User Experience for Legal Services
THE DESIGN PROCESS
6 Isabel Evans Testers’ Experiences of Tools and Automation
7 Olena Saienko Application of Participatory Design to Facilitate Social Innovations Ideas with Charity Organizations
8 Mithila Thiruppugal An investigation into the Design of Learning Analytic Dashboards (LAD) for the Enhancement of Motivation, Engagement and Achievements in an E-Learning Environment
DESIGNS AND TECHNOLOGIES
9 Yosuef Alotaibi The use of Electrotactile Feedback in Cars
10 Carlos Alvarez de la Vega Making the Gig Economy Work for Workers: An Exploration of Freelancing Platforms
11 Sarah Turner Approaches and Technologies to Support Home Users’ Engagement with Cyber Security
WEARABLES AND ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES
12 Aisha Jaddoh Virtual Home Assistants for Dysarthric Speakers
13 Khalid Ahmad Khattak Wearable Health Devices – Updates, Applications and Repeatability
14 Bharat Paudyal Assistive Interaction Techniques to Support Disabled Developers
15 Tendai Rukasha Evaluation of Wearable Epileptic Seizure Monitors
HCI IN HEALTHCARE
16 Tor Alexander Bruce Exploring Enactive Approaches to Designing and Understanding Immersive Interactive Virtual Environments in Mental Healthcare
17 Ramsay Meiklem mHealth Intervention to Support Patients with Advanced Chronic Kidney Disease
18 James Mitchell Utilising User-Centred Design to Develop a Clinical Guidelines Mobile Application
19 Fiona Quigley A Virtual Reality Training Tool to Improve Weight-Related Communication Across Healthcare Settings