[iva] Reminder: CFP (Deadline: 2021/01/27): A Workshop in HRI 2021: Workshop YOUR Study Design!

[Nihan Karatas]

Dear All,


We would like to remind you to submit a paper to our workshop. Please see
the content below, and let us know if you have any questions.

Conference website: https://humanrobotinteraction.org/2021/

Workshop website: https://sites.google.com/view/wysdworkshop/home

We look forward to your contribution.

Best regards,

Marlena Fraune

Nihan Karatas

Iolanda Leite


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Workshop YOUR study design! Participatory critique and refinement of
participants' studies

A Workshop at the 16th International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction
2021

*This workshop will be entirely virtual.

Important Dates:

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   Submission: January 27, 2021
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   Notifications: February 10, 2021
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   Camera-ready: February 24, 2021
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   Workshop date: March 8, 2021


Content

The purpose of this workshop is to help researchers develop methodological
skills, especially in areas that are relatively new to them. With HRI
researchers coming from diverse backgrounds in computer science,
engineering, informatics, philosophy, psychology, and more disciplines, we
can’t be expert in everything. In this workshop, participants will be
grouped with a mentor to enhance their study design and interdisciplinary
work.


Participants will submit 4-page papers with a small introduction and
detailed method section for a project currently in the design process. In
small groups led by a mentor in the area, they will discuss their method
and obtain feedback. The workshop will include time to edit and improve the
study. Workshop mentors include Drs. Cindy Bethel, Hung Hsuan Huang, Selma
Šabanović, Brian Scassellati, Megan Strait, Komatsu Takanori, Leila
Takayama, and Ewart de Visser, with expertise in areas of real-world study,
empirical lab study, questionnaire design, interview, participatory design,
and statistics.



Intended Participants

We especially encourage researchers who are branching into a field that is
new to them, early career researchers, and graduate students to submit
their work in progress.



Submissions

We welcome submissions from various areas of HRI, HAI, HCI, Multimodal
Interaction, etc. Participants are encouraged to submit a project that is
currently in the design process or completed but contains weakness in
design and methods sections. The submissions should emphasize the design
and method parts (rather than the parts such as introduction, results,
etc.), and explain them in more detail within 4 pages including figures and
references. The cover page should include up to 6 keywords and a list of
top 3 mentors that the participants would want to be mentored by, so we can
match papers with suitable mentors. Submissions will be accepted based on
the detail of the method section, originality of the research and the
potential contributions to the field.



For more details, please check the workshop website.



Publication

We will invite workshop participants to contribute to a “lessons learned”
paper about how the papers in this workshop improved.

Organizers and Contact

Marlena Fraune (mfraune at nmsu.edu, New Mexico State University),

Nihan Karatas (karatas at mirai.nagoya-u.ac.jp, Nagoya University),
Iolanda Leite (iolanda at kth.se, KTH Royal Institute of Technology).
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