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https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-1910/preface.pdf
Doctoral Consortium, Posters and Demos at CHItaly 2017
co-located with 12th Biannual Conference of the Italian
SIGCHI Chapter (CHItaly 2017)
Edited by:
Paolo Bottoni
Cristina Gena
Andrea Giachetti
Samuel Aldo Iacolina
Fabio Sorrentino
Lucio Davide Spano
In cooperation with:
Preface
User Interfaces have become pervasive in many scenarios: from learning to
entertainment, from mobile and personal interaction to the smart
environments shared among different people. This wide spectrum of
applications requires different interaction techniques and design solutions,
involving various types of devices and approaches: common desktop or
mobile interfaces, augmented and virtual reality, gestures, tangibles,
physical objects etc. The user’s experience depends not only on the usability
of a single application or device, but also on the integration of ecosystems
composed of people, interfaces, systems and devices dynamically connected
in the environment.
The twelfth Edition of CHItaly addresses such themes, bringing together
various innovative research contributions that will stimulate the growth of
the Human-Computer Interaction field. CHItaly is the biannual conference
organised by the Italian Chapter of the ACM SIGCHI. The theme of this
edition was “Towards the Mediterranean”, because we wanted to encourage
participation from countries in this geographical area. It took place in a
wonderful Mediterranean island, Sardinia.
These adjunct proceedings includes the papers presented at the Doctoral
Consortium and in the Posters & Demos session. All papers include work in
progress research in the themes that characterize the conference, which will
constitute the basis for further advances in the field.
We thank all members of the Program Committee that helped with the
reviews, the companies that supported the event (Abinsula, Inpeco, Money
Farm, ShopFully), and all participants that made the event successful.
Programme Committee
• Carmelo Ardito (University of Bari, Italy)
• Paolo Bottoni (Sapienza University of Rome, Italy)
• Alessandro Carcangiu (University of Cagliari, Italy)
• Giuseppe Desolda (University of Bari, Italy)
• Cristina Gena (University of Turin, Italy)
• Vito Gentile (University of Palermo, Italy)
• Andrea Giachetti (University of Verona, Italy)
• Samuel Aldo Iacolina (CRS4, Cagliari, Italy)
• Fabio Paternò (ISTI-CNR, Pisa, Italy)
• Daniele Riboni (University of Cagliari, Italy)
• Carmen Santoro (ISTI-CNR, Pisa, Italy)
• Alessandro Soro (Queensland University of Technology, Australia)
• Fabio Sorrentino (University of Cagliari, Italy)
• Lucio Davide Spano (University of Cagliari, Italy)
Table of Contents
Doctoral Consortium
A Skeleton/Cage Hybrid Paradigm for Digital Animation 1-12
Fabrizio Corda
A Declarative and Classifier Gesture Recognition Method for 13-24
Creating an Effective Feedback and Feedforward System
Alessandro Carcangiu
Advanced Visual Interfaces Supporting Distributed Cloud- 25-36
Based Big Data Analysis
Marco Xaver Bornschlegl
Interactive Data Visualization for Product Search 37-48
Mandy Keck
Tangibles for Graph Algorithmic Thinking: Research 49-56
Questions and Work-in-Progress
Andrea Bonani
The Evolution of a Tangible for Children's Conversations: 57-65
Research Questions and Progress
Mehdi Rizvi
Developing a N400 Brain Computer Interface Based on 66-77
Semantic Expectancy
Francesco Chiossi
Gestural Interaction in Virtual Environments: User Studies 78-89
and Applications
Fabio Marco Caputo
Effective User Interactions for Visual Analytics Tools 90-101
Vladimir Guchev
Posters and Demos
Semiotic Virtual Reality Framework Validation 102-105
Barbara Rita Barricelli, Ambra De Bonis
ChIP: Teaching Coding in Primary Schools 106-110
Fabio Sorrentino, Lucio Davide Spano, Sara Casti, Alessandro
Carcangiu, Fabrizio Corda, Gianmarco Cherchi, Alessio Murru,
Alessandro Muntoni, Stefano Nuvoli, Riccardo Scateni
The Madeira Touch: Encouraging Visual-Spatial Exploration 111-115
Using a Tactile Interactive Display
Catia Prandi, Catherine Chiodo, Ricjeareu Villaflor, Nicolas
Autzen, Johannes Schöning,
SnAIR Drum: A Gesture Interface for Rhythm Practice 116-119
Federico Cau, Alessandro Carcangiu, Fabio Sorrentino, Lucio
Davide Spano
Demonstration of a Sensor-Based App for Self-Monitoring of 120-123
Medicine Intake
Selima Curci, Alessandro Mura, Daniele Riboni
Learning System User Interface Preferences: an Exploratory 124-128
Survey
Timo Hynninen, Antti Knutas, Arash Hajikhani, Jussi Kasurinen
Comparison of UX Evaluation Methods that Measures the UX 129-132
Over Time
Ayako Hashizume, Masaaki Kurosu, Yuuki Ueno
Audio Guides and Human Tour Guides: Measuring Children's 133-137
Engagement & Learning at a Museum Setting
Vanessa Cesário, António Coelho, Valentina Nisi
UTAssistant: a Web Platform Supporting Usability Testing in 138-142
Italian Public Administrations
Giuseppe Desolda, Giancarlo Gaudino, Rosa Lanzilotti, Stefano
Federici, Antonello Cocco
Equilibrioception: a Method to Evaluate the Sense of Balance 143-147
Matteo Cardaioli, Marina Scattolin, Patrizia Bisiacchi
Advanced Interaction Paradigms to Define Smart Visit 148-152
Experiences in the Internet of Things Era
Carmelo Ardito, Giuseppe Desolda, Rosa Lanzilotti, Alessio
Malizia, Maristella Matera
Does the Perception of Team Collaboration Changes with 153-157
Time? Study with Computer Science Students
Dulce Pacheco, Luìsa Soares
A Multimodal Interface for Robot-Children Interaction in 158-162
Autism Treatment
Giuseppe Palestra, Floriana Esposito, Berardina De Carolis