PERSUASIVE 2009
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The Fourth International Conference on Persuasive Technology
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| Dates | Apr 26, 2009 (iCal) - Apr 29, 2009 |
| Homepage: | www.persuasive2009.net/ |
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| Location: | Claremont, California, USA |
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| Important dates | |
| Submissions: | Jan 2, 2009 |
| Notification: | Feb 28, 2009 |
| Camera ready due: | Mar 27, 2009 |
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The Fourth International Conference on Persuasive Technology April 26-29, 2009 Claremont, California, USA http://www.persuasive2009.net/ (Proceedings to be published by ACM and available in ACM Digital Library)
Persuasive Technology is all about using Information and Communications Technology to change what we think and do. We are just entering the era of persuasive technology, of interactive computing systems designed to change people's attitudes and behaviors. Persuasive 2009 builds on the successful prior conferences held at Eindhoven, Stanford and Oulu. The Claremont conference will assemble people from all parts of the world interested in such technologies by sharing their insights into how video games, mobile phone applications, web sites and social networking sites can be designed to motivate and influence people.
Academics and practitioners with an interest in research, theory, technologies, design, and applications related to persuasion are invited to submit their work for presentation at Persuasive 2009 to be held at the Claremont Colleges campus, in Claremont, California.
Research themes/tracks
We invite research papers, panel ideas and tutorial topics from all researchers working in the field of persuasive technologies. The major research themes for the conference include, but are not limited to:
Persuasion for healthy Living
- Well-being and health behavior
- Applications for chronic disease management
- Lifestyle management technologies
- Motivational technology
- Using sensor networks for health care
Persuasion via social networking
- Tools to accelerate persuasion amongst peers
- Web 2.0
- Mass persuasion
Mobile & Ubiquitous Persuasion
- Mobile persuasion
- Designing applications for mobility
- Testing and evaluating mobile experiences
Gaming and Persuasion
- Persuasive game design
- Smart environments
- Virtual worlds and high-bandwidth applications (e.g., Internet2)
- Learning through Persuasion
Design, Human Computer Interaction
- Designing for everyday use
- User interfaces and experiences
- Emerging digital immersion technologies
General Persuasion
- Theory of persuasive technology
- Measurements and experimental design
- Ethics of persuasive technology
- Security and privacy
- Social and organizational issues
Cutting-edge topics:
- Eco / Green Persuasive Tech
- Theory & Models of Persuasive Technology
- Persuasive Design & Innovation
- Methods & Measurements in Persuasion
- Education & Learning
Categories of Submission:
Research Paper Panel Proposals Tutorials
For tutorials, the following are some suggested topics but not limited to:
Overview of persuasive technology - Snapshot of the field
Behavior change theories & frameworks - Introduction to the major perspectives on behavior change
Connecting attitude change and behavior change - Theories on the relationship between attitudes and behavior
Changing health behavior - Special issues for persuasive technology and health
Experiments 101 - How to design and run experiments
New tools for measurement and data collection Mechanical turk, google analytics, google forms,
The landscape of research methodologies An overview of different methods, from qualitative to quantitative, individual to mass
Persuasion through new media - Using virtual worlds and social networking sites
Designing for user experience- Design principles, theories and applications
Web 2.0 and persuasion - How Facebook and others use PT
Submission Format:
For information about the format for each submission, see www.persuasive2009.net/
Review Process
All submissions will undergo a blind peer-review process. We expect the acceptance rate for papers to be less than 50%, much like previous years. The proceedings will be published by ACM.
Doctoral Consortium:
We will hold a doctoral consortium on Sunday April 26th. Please contact Matti.Rossi@hse.fi to be invited to this gathering.
Important Dates:
Paper submission: Jan 2, 2009. Author notification: February 29, 2009. Camera-ready: March 27, 2009 Registration opens: Dec 1, 2008. Doctoral Consortium: April 26, 2009 Conference dates: April 27-29, 2009.
Organizers:
- Chair: Samir Chatterjee, Claremont Graduate University, USA
- Vice-Chair: Parvati Dev, Innovation in Learning Inc., USA
- Doctoral Consortium Chair: "Matti Rossi, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland
- Vendor Exhibition Chair: [[has OC member" contains the "[" character as part of a property label and has been classified as invalid., CAL2CAL Corporation, Irvine, USA.
- Local Arrangements Team: Alan Price, Charles Chong, Hafsa Aisi, Lorie Obal, Gita Govahi, Matt Hutter, Rita Clemons, CGU
Scientific Program Committee
- Harri Oinas-Kukkonen, University of Oulu
- Jeremy Bailenson, Stanford University
- Timothy Bickmore, Northeastern University
- Robert Biddle, Carleton University
- Ian Bogost, Georgia Institute of Technology
- Magnus Bång, Interactive Institute
- Samir Chatterjee, Claremont Graduate University
- Parvati Dev, Innovation in Learning Inc. USA
- Dean Eckles, Nokia Research Center
- B.J. Fogg, Stanford University
- Cindy Lerouge, St. Louis University
- Christine Alvarod, Harvey Mudd College
- Joel Milam, USC
- Sajal Das, University of Texas at Arlington
- Per Hasle, University of Aalborg
- Pradeep Ray, UNSW, Australia
- Katarina Segerståhl, Stanford University
- Arunabha Mukhopadhayay, IIM-Lucknow, India
- Vance Wilson, The University of Toledo
- Gondy Leroy, Claremont Graduate University
- Luciano Gamberini, University of Padova
- Shuk Ying Ho, University of Melbourne
- Wijnand IJsselstein, Tech. University Eindhoven
- Stephen Intille, MIT
- Anne-Kathrine Kjaer Christensen, Univ. of Aalborg
- John Ittelson, California State University
- Jens Elmelund Kjeldsen, University of Bergen
- Kirstin Kohler, Fraunhofer Institute
- Pål Kraft, University of Oslo
- Judith Masthoff, University of Aberdeen
- Cees Midden, Technical University Eindhoven
- Wolfgang Reitberger, University of Salzburg
- Timo Saari, Temple University
- Mirjana Spasojevic, Nokia Research Center
- Jason Tester, Institute for the Future
- Julita Vassileva, University of Saskatchewan
- Peter de Vries, University of Twente
- Julie Leth Jesperssen, University of Aalborg
- Virpi Roto, Nokia, Finland
