University of Guelph

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The Pluralistic Nature of Emotion: Human and Machine Interpretations of Textual Emotional Content

This paper explores the complex nature of emotion interpretation in text-based communication by comparing human and machine approaches to emotion detection. Human emotions, shaped by personal experiences and cultural backgrounds, reflect individuality, yet many detection systems overlook these nuances. Through a…

CHI '26Honorable MentionEmpowerment of Marginalized Groups +2

Filtering the Invisible: A Feminist HCI Perspective on Informal Infra-structuring in Gig Labor

Gig workers increasingly rely on unofficial tools and peer networks to navigate opaque, algorithmic labor systems. This paper investigates the case of Avalon—a paid batch-filtering app used by Instacart shoppers—and its affiliated Telegram community. Drawing on a two-year mixed-methods study including a survey (N=178)…

CHI '26Honorable MentionParticipatory Design +3

From Record to Relation: Co-Designing Child-Centered Digital Preservation for Children’s Artwork

Homes overflow with children's artwork, yet domestic technologies emphasize storage (continuity of record) rather than everyday encounters and shared decisions (continuity of relation). We report a mixed-methods study: a survey (N=327), interviews (n=32), and intergenerational co-design workshops with eight families.…

CHI '26Sustainable HCI +3

Beyond Immersion: Designing Ambient Companions for Wildlife Adoption Engagement

Conservation organizations often invite the public to adopt endangered animals, but it is difficult to sustain engagement once the initial excitement fades. We explore an alternative to one-off immersive media by designing and studying an ambient digital companion that keeps adopters peripherally aware of their animal…

CSCW '25Connecting Families

Double Incomes, Single Calendar: Reimagining Shared Scheduling for Modern Families

Coordinating schedules in double-income households is an ongoing challenge, as traditional calendar tools often fail to meet the needs of families juggling professional and domestic responsibilities. This mixed-methods study investigates the barriers to adopting shared digital calendars and explores how guided onboard…

CSCW '22Team Collaboration; Team Collaboration

Handoff and Deposit: Designing Temporal Coordination in Cross-Device Transfer Techniques for Mixed-Focus Collaboration

When working together, people frequently share information with each other to enable division of labour, assistance, and delegation of responsibility. The literature has explored both synchronous and asynchronous transfer techniques, known as Handoff and Deposit, respectively. However, current cross-device environment…

IUI '22Explainable AI (XAI) +1

TiiS: Learn, Generate, Rank, Explain: A Case Study of Visual Explanation by Generative Machine Learning

Kim 等人提出了一个整合学习、生成、排序与解释功能的视觉解释系统，通过生成式机器学习为用户提供可解释的视觉内容分析。

CHI '22Visual Impairment Technologies (Screen Readers, Tactile Graphics, Braille) +1

Improving Colour Patterns to Assist People with Colour Vision Deficiency

Many daily tasks rely on accurately identifying and distinguishing between different colours. However, these tasks can be frustrating and potentially dangerous for people with Colour Vision Deficiency (CVD). Despite prior work exploring how pattern overlays on top of colours can support people with CVD, the solutions…

CSCW '21Methods and Design Approaches

Joint Action Storyboards: A Framework for Visualizing Communication Grounding Costs

Building and maintaining common ground is vital for effective collaboration in CSCW. Moreover, subtle changes in a CSCW user interface can significantly impact grounding and collaborative processes. Yet, researchers and technology designers lack tools to understand how specific user interface designs may hinder or fac…

DIS '21Deaf & Hard-of-Hearing Support (Captions, Sign Language, Vibration) +1

Identifying the Factors That Influence DHH Employee Success Under Hearing Supervisors

DHH (d/Deaf and hard of hearing) employees report unique challenges in their workplaces, especially under hearing supervisors. Although a technical intervention might help address these challenges, any intervention first requires a clearer understanding of DHH employees' reality. To learn more, we conducted an autoeth…

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Accessibility & Inclusive Design

Deaf & Hard-of-Hearing Support (Captions, Sign Language, Vibration)

Affective Computing & Emotion Interaction

Emotion Recognition & Detection

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Human-LLM Collaboration

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Empowerment of Marginalized Groups

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Participatory Design