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Playing with Privacy: Uncovering Everyday Judgments of Data Sensitivity Through an Arcade Machine Interface

Current data protection legal frameworks, including the GDPR, classify “special” categories of personal data that are deemed deserving of higher protection due to their impact on fundamental rights. Yet, these legal abstractions fail to capture how individuals themselves judge sensitivity in everyday digital contexts.…

Maksim Kalameyets et al.Newcastle University

AI as an Agent and Collaborative Space: Exploring the role of Generative AI in Small Group Synchronous and Asynchronous Collaborative Dynamics

While Generative AI (GenAI) systems are designed primarily for individual use, it is increasingly integrated into collaborative work. Its impact, however, on collaboration dynamics, such as information flow, role negotiation, and decision-making, remains unclear. To investigate this, we conducted a qualitative study c…

Haowei Xu et al.Newcastle University

The Emotional Dimensions of Young Adults’ Encounters with Online Information

The platformisation of news is increasingly shaping young adults’ emotional wellbeing, presenting urgent challenges for HCI. Existing approaches prioritise control, visibility, and agency, neglecting the emotional and relational dimensions of everyday news encounters. Such frameworks tend to overlook how information e…

Ian Graham Johnson et al.Newcastle University

Evaluating ActuAir: Building Occupants' Experiences of a Shape-Changing Air Quality Display

With workplace buildings becoming increasingly sensor-rich environments and amidst climate change and global pandemic pressures, there is novel opportunity for utilizing climatic data within buildings for awareness and wellbeing purposes. Interaction design research, including on large, shared-displays, rarely address…

Eleni Margariti et al.Newcastle University

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Exploring Digital Communication Needs of Local Communities and Self-organized Collectives

Recent work in HCI has explored the use of ICTs for the mobilisation and organisation of values-led communities and social movements. This paper extends this line of work by exploring the design of a communication system for informal, place-based citizen collectives—also referred to as Social Solidarity Movements. The…

Katerina El Raheb et al.Athena Research Center

From Inclusive theatre to inclusive technologies: Lessons learnt from co-designing of Touch Tours with an Inclusive Theatre group

The HCI community has attempted to understand the role theatre can play in systems design, but the ways inclusive design methodologies could benefit from inclusive theatre are underexamined. To better understand inclusive theatre practices for technology design, we worked with the first professional inclusive theatre…

Alexandra TZANIDOU et al.Newcastle University

Understanding Occupants’ Experiences in Quantified Buildings: Results from a Series of Exploratory Studies

Quantified smart buildings increasingly utilise data-rich technologies (such as embedded sensors and personal wearables). Research and development however, rarely addresses occupants’ experiences and expectations in such environments, which is critical for designing ethical and occupant-centred workspaces. To support…

Eleni Margariti et al.Newcastle University

Revolting from Abroad: The Formation of a Lebanese Transnational Public

Nowadays, social movements are driven by networks of people who are resorting to social media platforms to rally, self-organise and coordinate action around a shared cause, which can be referred to as the formation of publics. Due to years of political instability, conflicts, corruption, sectarianism, economic collaps…

Sarah Armouch et al.Newcastle University

Collective Action; Collective Action

Exploring the Role of Paradata in Digitally Supported Qualitative Co-Research

Academics and community organisations are increasingly adopting co-research practices where participants contribute to qualitative data collection, analysis, and dissemination. These qualitative practices can often lack transparency that can present a problem for stakeholders (such as funding agencies) who seek eviden…

Jay Rainey et al.Newcastle University

Contact Zones: Designing for More-than-Human Food Relations

Our food system as a socio-material, heterogeneous infrastructure often remains invisible for citizens. While moments of crisis expose the vulnerabilities and injustices underlying this system, this paper seeks to explore which processes and tools CSCW could purposely design to `open up' food infrastructures and bring…

Sebastian Prost et al.Newcastle University

Sustainable Infrastructures for Rural and Local Computing

Designing for Employee Voice

Employee voice and workplace democracy have a positive impact on employee wellbeing and the performance of organizations. In this paper, we conducted interviews with employees to identify facilitators and inhibitors for voice within the workplace and a corresponding set of appropriate qualities: Civility, Validity, Sa…

Dinislam Abdulgalimov et al.Monash University

Unplatformed Design: A Model for Appropriating Social Media Technologies for Coordinated Participation

Using existing social media technologies as a resource for design offers significant potential for sustainable and scalable ways of coordinating participation. We look at three exemplar projects in three distinct domains that have successfully coordinated participation through the configuration and augmentation of exi…

Daniel Lambton-Howard et al.Newcastle University

Paper Title	Authors	Research Topics
Playing with Privacy: Uncovering Everyday Judgments of Data Sensitivity Through an Arcade Machine Interface Current data protection legal frameworks, including the GDPR, classify “special” categories of personal data that are deemed deserving of higher protection due to their impact on fundamental rights. Yet, these legal abstractions fail to capture how individuals themselves judge sensitivity in everyday digital contexts.…	MK Maksim Kalameyets et al.Newcastle University
AI as an Agent and Collaborative Space: Exploring the role of Generative AI in Small Group Synchronous and Asynchronous Collaborative Dynamics While Generative AI (GenAI) systems are designed primarily for individual use, it is increasingly integrated into collaborative work. Its impact, however, on collaboration dynamics, such as information flow, role negotiation, and decision-making, remains unclear. To investigate this, we conducted a qualitative study c…	HX Haowei Xu et al.Newcastle University
The Emotional Dimensions of Young Adults’ Encounters with Online Information The platformisation of news is increasingly shaping young adults’ emotional wellbeing, presenting urgent challenges for HCI. Existing approaches prioritise control, visibility, and agency, neglecting the emotional and relational dimensions of everyday news encounters. Such frameworks tend to overlook how information e…	IJ Ian Graham Johnson et al.Newcastle University
emoji_events Evaluating ActuAir: Building Occupants' Experiences of a Shape-Changing Air Quality Display With workplace buildings becoming increasingly sensor-rich environments and amidst climate change and global pandemic pressures, there is novel opportunity for utilizing climatic data within buildings for awareness and wellbeing purposes. Interaction design research, including on large, shared-displays, rarely address…	EM Eleni Margariti et al.Newcastle University
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Exploring Digital Communication Needs of Local Communities and Self-organized Collectives Recent work in HCI has explored the use of ICTs for the mobilisation and organisation of values-led communities and social movements. This paper extends this line of work by exploring the design of a communication system for informal, place-based citizen collectives—also referred to as Social Solidarity Movements. The…	KR Katerina El Raheb et al.Athena Research Center
From Inclusive theatre to inclusive technologies: Lessons learnt from co-designing of Touch Tours with an Inclusive Theatre group The HCI community has attempted to understand the role theatre can play in systems design, but the ways inclusive design methodologies could benefit from inclusive theatre are underexamined. To better understand inclusive theatre practices for technology design, we worked with the first professional inclusive theatre…	AT Alexandra TZANIDOU et al.Newcastle University
Understanding Occupants’ Experiences in Quantified Buildings: Results from a Series of Exploratory Studies Quantified smart buildings increasingly utilise data-rich technologies (such as embedded sensors and personal wearables). Research and development however, rarely addresses occupants’ experiences and expectations in such environments, which is critical for designing ethical and occupant-centred workspaces. To support…	EM Eleni Margariti et al.Newcastle University
Revolting from Abroad: The Formation of a Lebanese Transnational Public Nowadays, social movements are driven by networks of people who are resorting to social media platforms to rally, self-organise and coordinate action around a shared cause, which can be referred to as the formation of publics. Due to years of political instability, conflicts, corruption, sectarianism, economic collaps…	SA Sarah Armouch et al.Newcastle University	Collective Action; Collective Action
emoji_events Exploring the Role of Paradata in Digitally Supported Qualitative Co-Research Academics and community organisations are increasingly adopting co-research practices where participants contribute to qualitative data collection, analysis, and dissemination. These qualitative practices can often lack transparency that can present a problem for stakeholders (such as funding agencies) who seek eviden…	JR Jay Rainey et al.Newcastle University
Contact Zones: Designing for More-than-Human Food Relations Our food system as a socio-material, heterogeneous infrastructure often remains invisible for citizens. While moments of crisis expose the vulnerabilities and injustices underlying this system, this paper seeks to explore which processes and tools CSCW could purposely design to `open up' food infrastructures and bring…	SP Sebastian Prost et al.Newcastle University	Sustainable Infrastructures for Rural and Local Computing
Designing for Employee Voice Employee voice and workplace democracy have a positive impact on employee wellbeing and the performance of organizations. In this paper, we conducted interviews with employees to identify facilitators and inhibitors for voice within the workplace and a corresponding set of appropriate qualities: Civility, Validity, Sa…	DA Dinislam Abdulgalimov et al.Monash University
Unplatformed Design: A Model for Appropriating Social Media Technologies for Coordinated Participation Using existing social media technologies as a resource for design offers significant potential for sustainable and scalable ways of coordinating participation. We look at three exemplar projects in three distinct domains that have successfully coordinated participation through the configuration and augmentation of exi…	DL Daniel Lambton-Howard et al.Newcastle University