SketCHI 2.0

Lewis, Makayla; Sturdee, Miriam; Walny, Jagoda; Marquardt, Nicolai; Hoang, Thuong; Foster, Joanna; Carpendale, Sheelagh

doi:10.1145/3290607.3311753

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“…We shall also make a Sketch Gallery using the #SketCHI hashtag and #CHI2023 on social media. Previously authors have made Diversity & Accessibility statements [3], to the Sketching in HCI Manifesto, which was established by SketCHI 2.0 community [8] and published at CHI 2022 [7]. The outcome from SketCHI 5.0 SIG could also be incorporated into the HCI curriculum in colleges such as Sketching for Interaction Design, for example, as in using contextual inquiry, sketches come in handy to illustrate the scenarios [4].…”

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“…In HCI, it is often seen in ideation, design spaces, storytelling, and impact and much more -such as a section of code, rapid prototyping, algorithmic recognition, a digital representation, and so forth [10,13]. The SketCHI series [6,8,11,12] has previously attracted a wide range of attendees from across the world, who identified themselves as students, academics, and practitioners, from a range of HCI sub-disciplines and backgrounds. The intention is to distribute the co-created guidelines to the wider ACM and SIGCHI community to enable researchers, practitioners, and institutions to add to their day-to-day practice, learning outcomes, and up-skilling (e.g.…”

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SketCHI 5.0: Diversity & Accessibility at the core of Sketching in HCI

Lewis

Sturdee

Hoang

et al. 2023

Extended Abstracts of the 2023 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Sketching is a universal tool, one that has been with us from the earliest days of humanity. This freehand technique is visible both in analog and computational form using 'pencils' and 'pens', although the creation of a sketch requires human consideration and action. It is the act of sketching that we will examine in the context of cross-cultural, diverse, and accessible sketching in HCI, where it is embodied in ideation, design spaces, storytelling, impact, and much more -a sketch can be a section of code, rapid prototyping, algorithmic recognition, digital representation and more. SketCHI 5.0 will bring CHI attendees from around the world together to discuss and co-create thoughts, resources, and exemplars around the topic of Diversity and Accessibility at the core of Sketching in HCI practice. CCS CONCEPTS• Human-centered computing → Human computer interaction (HCI).

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SketCHI 5.0: Diversity & Accessibility at the core of Sketching in HCI

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Sturdee

Hoang

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Extended Abstracts of the 2023 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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“…The instructors will ensure feedback is given to each participant throughout the course. Participants will also be provided with crib sheets and practice sheets and invited to join our existing network, Sketching in HCI on Slack: a community engaging with sketching research and practice in HCI [11,12]. Makayla Lewis www.makaylalewis.co.uk contains HCI sketchnotes, daily sketches and illustrations, and links to public engagement events e.g.…”

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“…Collaborative publications: In addition to previous iterations of the sketching in HCI course [7,9,10,21] and associated ACM CHI Special Interest Groups [11,12,21], the authors have also coauthored ACM Interactions magazine features Feeling SketCHI? the lasting appeal of the drawn image in HCI.…”

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Let’s Sketch! A Hands-on Introductory Course on Sketching in HCI

Lewis

Sturdee

2021

Extended Abstracts of the 2021 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Sketching is a universal activity but an often overlooked skillyet it can beneft researchers and practitioners in HCI -sketching has proven to be a valuable addition to skill-sets in academic and industrial contexts. Many individuals lack the confdence to take up sketching after years of non-practice, but it is possible to re-learn, improve, and apply this skill in practical ways. This course is a sketching journey, from scribbles and playful interpretations, to helpful theory, storytelling and practical applications. Attending individuals will learn techniques and applied methods for utilizing sketching within the context of HCI, guided by experienced instructors. CCS CONCEPTS• Human-centered computing → Visualization techniques.

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