Evaluating HCI Research beyond Usability
Authors
Evaluating research artefacts is an important step to showcase the validity of a chosen approach. The CHI community has developed and agreed upon a large variety of evaluation methods for HCI research; however, sometimes those methods are not applicable or not sufficient. This is especially the case when the contribution lies within the context of the application area, such as for research in sustainable HCI, HCI for development, or design fiction and futures studies. In this SIG, we invite the CHI community to share their insights from projects that encountered problems in evaluating research and aim to discuss solutions for this difficult topic. We invite researchers from all areas of HCI research who are interested to engage in a debate of issues in the process of validating research artefacts.
Research Questions / Practical Problems
Question signals indexed for this paper.
- 75%
Computational Rationality as a Theory of Interaction
CHI '22· Computational Methods in HCI
- 60%
Semi-Automated Coding for Qualitative Research: A User-Centered Inquiry and Initial Prototypes
CHI '18· User Research Methods (Interviews, Surveys, Observation) +1
- 60%
Evaluating the Disruptiveness of Mobile Interactions: A Mixed-Method Approach
CHI '18· Notification & Interruption Management +1
- 60%
Exploring Technical Reasoning in Digital Tool Use
CHI '22· Prototyping & User Testing +1
- 60%
Consumption Experiences in the Research Process
CHI '22· Computational Methods in HCI +1
- 60%
Multifractal Mice: Inferring Task Engagement and Dimensions of Readiness-to-hand from Hand Movement
CHI '22· Visualization Perception & Cognition +1
- 60%
Amortised Experimental Design and Parameter Estimation for User Models of Pointing
CHI '23· User Research Methods (Interviews, Surveys, Observation) +1
- 60%
Empathic Accuracy and Mental Effort during Remote Assessments of Emotions
CHI '23· Mental Health Apps & Online Support Communities +1
- 60%
A Human Information Processing Theory of the Interpretation of Visualizations: Demonstrating Its Utility
CHI '24· Visualization Perception & Cognition +1
- 60%
User-adaptive Support for Processing Magazine Style Narrative Visualizations: Identifying User Characteristics that Matter
IUI '18· Interactive Data Visualization +1
Based on Jaccard similarity of research subtopics & professions (≥60%)