2nd workshop on End-User Development in the Internet of Things Era

[wr_row width=”boxed” background=”none” solid_color_value=”#FFFFFF” solid_color_color=”#ffffff” gradient_color=”0% #FFFFFF,100% #000000″ gradient_direction=”vertical” repeat=”full” img_repeat=”full” autoplay=”yes” position=”center center” paralax=”no” border_width_value_=”0″ border_style=”solid” border_color=”#000″ div_padding_top=”10″ div_padding_bottom=”10″ div_padding_right=”10″ div_padding_left=”10″ ][wr_column span=”span12″ ][wr_text text_margin_top=”0″ text_margin_bottom=”0″ enable_dropcap=”no” appearing_animation=”0″ disabled_el=”no” ]End-user development (EUD) as a paradigm for enabling users to adapt systems to their personal needs has been the topic of research for almost three decades.
In contrast to the early days, EUD now appears in many different contexts, such as offices, homes and even the public space. The form that EUD takes depends on the goals and skills of the end-user, on the technology available to design and implement systems, and most importantly the context of use. Nonetheless, solutions are often still formulated in terms of the technology to be used and such technology dictates required skills and capabilities regardless of context and potential situational end-user constraints.

Following a highly succesful workshop at CHI 2015, we now organize a second iteration of this workshop during the sixth International Symposium on End-User Development (IS-EUD 2017), Eindhoven, The Netherlands.[/wr_text][/wr_column][/wr_row][wr_row width=”boxed” background=”none” solid_color_value=”#FFFFFF” solid_color_color=”#ffffff” gradient_color=”0% #FFFFFF,100% #000000″ gradient_direction=”vertical” repeat=”full” img_repeat=”full” autoplay=”yes” position=”center center” paralax=”no” border_width_value_=”0″ border_style=”solid” border_color=”#000″ div_padding_top=”10″ div_padding_bottom=”10″ div_padding_right=”10″ div_padding_left=”10″ ][wr_column span=”span6″ ][wr_heading el_title=”Goals & Agenda” tag=”h2″ text_align=”inherit” heading_margin_top=”5″ heading_margin_bottom=”25″ font=”inherit” enable_underline=”yes” border_bottom_style=”solid” appearing_animation=”0″ disabled_el=”no” ]Goals & Agenda[/wr_heading][wr_text text_margin_top=”0″ text_margin_bottom=”0″ enable_dropcap=”no” appearing_animation=”0″ disabled_el=”no” ]End-user development (EUD) as a paradigm for enabling users to adapt systems to their personal needs has been the topic of research for almost three decades.
In contrast to the early days, EUD now appears in many different contexts, such as offices, homes and even the public space. The form that EUD takes depends on the goals and skills of the end-user, on the technology available to design and implement systems, and most importantly the context of use. Nonetheless, solutions are often still formulated in terms of the technology to be used and such technology dictates required skills and capabilities regardless of context and potential situational end-user constraints.

Following a succesful workshop at CHI 2015, we now organize a second iteration of this workshop during the sixth International Symposium on End-User Development (IS-EUD 2017), Eindhoven, The Netherlands.[/wr_text][/wr_column][wr_column span=”span6″ ][wr_heading el_title=”Submissions” tag=”h2″ text_align=”inherit” heading_margin_top=”5″ heading_margin_bottom=”25″ font=”inherit” enable_underline=”yes” border_bottom_style=”solid” appearing_animation=”0″ disabled_el=”no” ]Submissions[/wr_heading][wr_text text_margin_top=”0″ text_margin_bottom=”0″ enable_dropcap=”no” appearing_animation=”0″ disabled_el=”no” ]Participants are requested to submit a 4-6 page position paper describing relation between the workshop and their own research, and their expectations from the workshop.

Papers should be formatted according to the SIGCHI extended abstracts format, and should be submitted through Easychair (link follows).

The deadline for submissions is April 24, 2017.[/wr_text][/wr_column][/wr_row][wr_row width=”boxed” background=”none” solid_color_value=”#FFFFFF” solid_color_color=”#ffffff” gradient_color=”0% #FFFFFF,100% #000000″ gradient_direction=”vertical” repeat=”full” img_repeat=”full” autoplay=”yes” position=”center center” paralax=”no” border_width_value_=”0″ border_style=”solid” border_color=”#000″ div_padding_top=”10″ div_padding_bottom=”10″ div_padding_right=”10″ div_padding_left=”10″ ][wr_column span=”span12″ ][wr_heading tag=”h2″ text_align=”inherit” heading_margin_top=”5″ heading_margin_bottom=”25″ font=”inherit” enable_underline=”yes” border_bottom_style=”solid” appearing_animation=”0″ disabled_el=”no” ]Workshop Format[/wr_heading][wr_text text_margin_top=”0″ text_margin_bottom=”0″ enable_dropcap=”no” appearing_animation=”0″ disabled_el=”no” ]The program will be structured along three phases:

  1. A short introduction session in which participants share their interests and research background.
  2. A session with theme-based discussion rounds. In these rounds, we will discuss the following topics:
    • EUD fails and dystopia (design fiction, exploration)
    • EUD contextualized, user-centered approaches (personalization, customization, learning, sharing)
    • EUD for the everyday (casual/sporadic use, delegation of control, etc.)
  3. Finally, we conclude the workshop by consolidating the learnings from the previous rounds into “principles for better EUD for the Internet of Things era”.

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  • Daniel Tetteroo, Eindhoven University of Technology
  • Mathias Funk, Eindhoven University of Technology

[/wr_text][/wr_column][wr_column span=”span6″ ][wr_heading tag=”h2″ text_align=”inherit” heading_margin_top=”5″ heading_margin_bottom=”25″ font=”inherit” enable_underline=”yes” border_bottom_style=”solid” appearing_animation=”0″ disabled_el=”no” ]Important dates[/wr_heading][wr_text text_margin_top=”0″ text_margin_bottom=”0″ enable_dropcap=”no” appearing_animation=”0″ disabled_el=”no” ]

  • Submission of position papers: April 24th
  • Notification of acceptance: April 27th
  • Author registration deadline: April 30th
  • Camera ready deadline: May 11th
  • Workshop: June 13th

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