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Professional organizations with a focus on HCI.

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ORGANIZATIONS

Professional organizations with a focus on HCI.

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  1. ACM SIGACCESS: Special Interest Group on Accessible Computing United States, New York, New York, 1515 Broadway, 10036
    Sponsors an annual conference on assistive technologies (ASSETS).
  2. ACM SIGCHI: Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction United States, New York, New York, 1515 Broadway, 10036
    ACM sigchi_infodir@acm.org
    SIGCHI is the world's most prominent HCI group. Sponsored conferences: * CHI conference on Human Factors in Computing * DIS: Designing Interactive Systems Co-Sponsored Conferences: * UIST: User Interface Software and Technology (SIGGRAPH) * GROUP: Supporting Group Work (SIGGROUP - disbanded 2005) * IUI: Intelligent User Interfaces (SIGART) The SIGCHI site has links to many mailing lists and publications.
  3. ACM SIGDOC: Special Interest Group on Design of Communication United States, New York, New York, 1515 Broadway, 10036
    ACM
    Sponsors an annual conference and publishes *Journal of Computer Documentation quarterly.
  4. ACM SIGGRAPH: Special Interest Group on Graphics United States, New York, New York, 1515 Broadway, 10036
    ACM
  5. ACM SIGGROUP: Special Interest Group on Supporting Group Work United States, New York, New York, 1515 Broadway, 10036
    2005-01-30 ACM
    SIGGROUP replaced SIGOIS (Office Information Systems). It was disbanded 30 January 2005. http://www.acm.org/sigs/siggroup/siggroupinfo.html
  6. ACM SIGIR: Special Interest Group on Information Retrieval United States, New York, New York, 1515 Broadway, 10036
    ACM
    SIGIR sponsors an annual conference on IR research.
  7. ACM SIGMM: Special Interest Group on Multimedia United States, New York, New York, 1515 Broadway, 10036
    ACM
    SIGMM sponsors an annual conference.
  8. ACM SIGWEB: Special Interest Group on Hypertext/Hypermedia and the Web United States, New York, New York, 1515 Broadway, 10036
    ACM
    SIGWEB (formerly SIGLINK) sponsors an annual conference on hypertext research.
  9. AFIHM: Association Francophone d'Interaction Homme-Machine French France, Paris
    Eric Lecolinet 2001-06-22 elc@enst.fr
  10. AIS SIGHCI: Association for Information Systems, Special Interest Group on HCI United States, New York, Syracuse
    Ping Zhang 2002-09-07 Syracuse University pzhang@syr.edu
    AIS SIGHCI is a forum for AIS members to discuss, develop, and promote issues, ideas and research studies involving the ways human interacts with tasks, information, and technologies, especially in the business, managerial, and organizational contexts.
  11. American Center for Design
    2002-04-03
    The American Center for Design is a primary source of information about design and its role in our culture and our economy. ACD is currently the only professional organization that addresses the multifaceted and continually changing nature of design. ACD's members represent all design disciplines, and their work demonstrates that design theory and innovation are inseparable from design practice. ACD is committed to connecting its members to each other, and to the research, ideas, and technologies that are continually shaping, reshaping, and influencing design and design practice.
  12. American Institute of Graphic Arts
  13. Asilomar Institute for Information Architecture
    2002-11-04
    The Asilomar Institute for Information Architecture (AIfIA) is a 501c6 non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to advancing and promoting information architecture.
  14. ASIS HCI: American Society for Information Science HCI Interest Group
  15. ASIS: American Society for Information Science United States, Maryland, Silver Springs, 8720 Georgia Ave., #501, 20910-3602
    The HCI SIG covers Human-Computer Interaction.
  16. Association for Women in Computing (AWC) United States, California, San Francisco, 41 Sutter Street, Suite 1006, 94104
    awc@awc-hq.org
    Promoting the advancement of women in the computing professions.
  17. BCAB: British Computer Association of the Blind
    2001-05-16
  18. Belgian Laboratory of Computer-Human Interaction (BCHI) Belgium, Louvain-la-Neuve
    Jean Vanderdonckt 2002-12-07 Universite catholique de Louvain bchi@isys.ucl.ac.be
    The Belgian Laboratory of Computer-Human Interaction (BCHI) conducts research, development, and consulting services in the domain of user interface engineering, a domain between software engineering, human-computer interaction, and usability engineering.
  19. Board of Certification in Professional Ergonomics (BCPE)
    2007-07-14
    This site was created as a resource for obtaining information about BCPE and its certification programs. latest news and information on BCPE and ergonomics certification.
  20. British Computer Society (BCS) United Kingdom, England, Swindon
    The United Kingdom's main computer society.
  21. British Computer Society (BCS) HCI Group United Kingdom, Scotland, Glasgow
    hci@bcs.org.uk
    The United Kingdom's main HCI group. It sponsors the annual People and Computers conference, published by Cambridge University Press and Springer Verlag under the copyright of the British Informatics Society.
  22. Cadius (online community for spanish speaking HCI professionals) Spanish Spain
    Javier Canada 2002-05-06 javier.canada@cadius.org
    Discussion list (and online community) for Spanish speaking HCI professionals.
  23. CIDM Conferences and Events
    2006-07-18 info@infomanagementcenter.com
    The Center for Information-Development Management (CIDM) brings together managers in the field of information development from across the US and internationally to facilitate the sharing of information about current trends, best practices, and developments within the industry, from information development to training and support.
  24. CogSci: Cognitive Science Society United States, Ohio, Cincinnati
    1998-08-17 cogsci@umich.edu
    The Cognitive Science publishes a journal and the proceedings of its annual conference.
  25. Complete web usability, quality standards, testing, evaluation, auditing and implementation professionals. Bangalore, India India, Bangalore
    Vidya Gopinath 2004-05-18 Websickle Usability Consulting vidya@websickle.com
    We help you profit from your web presence by reaching, attracting, converting and retaining maximum users cost effectively through usability, best practices, w3c quality standards and usage centered web designing.
  26. Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR) United States, California, Palo Alto
    Sponsors a biannual Participatory Design Conference.
  27. Computer-Human Interaction Special Interest Group Australia, ACT, Canberra
    info@chisig.org
  28. D-lib Program: Research in Digital Libraries
  29. Design Research Society
    2002-03-19 Design Research Society
    Our interests include: * recognising design as a creative act common to many disciplines * understanding research and its relationship with education and practice * advancing the theory and practice of design
  30. Ease of Use Roundtable
    info@eouroundtable.com
  31. Enactive Interfaces
    2007-01-17
    The driving concept of Enactive Interfaces is then the fundamental role of motor action for storing and acquiring knowledge (action driven interfaces). Enactive Interfaces are then capable of conveying and understanding gestures of the user, in order to provide an adequate response in perceptual terms. Enactive Interfaces can be considered a new step in the development of the human-computer interaction because they are characterised by a closed loop between the natural gestures of the user (efferent component of the system) and the perceptual modalities activated (afferent component). Enactive Interfaces can be conceived to exploit this direct loop and the capability of recognising complex gestures. Intelligent interfaces recognise the gesture of the user at the beginning of the action and are able to interpret the gestures (in terms of intentions, skills and competence) and to adapt to them in order to improve the users performance.
  32. ERCIM: European Research Consortium for Informatics and Mathematics France
    office@ercim.org
    "aims to foster collaborative work within the European research community and to increase co-operation with European industry."
  33. Ergonomics Society United Kingdom, Leicestershire, Loughborough
    The United Kingdom's main human factors/ergonomics society.
  34. Ergonomics Society of Australia Australia, ACT, Canberra
    esa@interact.net.au
  35. Findability Links
    Peter Morville 2004-05-25
    Findability refers to the quality of being locatable or navigable. At the item level, we can evaluate to what degree a particular object is easy to discover or locate. At the system level, we can analyze how well a physical or digital environment supports navigation and retrieval.
  36. FOSSUL: Free and Open Source Software Usability Laboratory United States, Indiana, Indianapolis
    Michael Downey 2004-09-16 Indiana University School of Informatics mjd@fossul.org
  37. HFES CEDM: Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making Technical Group
    HFES TG on cognitive engineering and decision making.
  38. HFES CSTG: Computer Systems Technical Group
    The most computer-oriented HFES technical group.
  39. HFES ETG: Educators' Professional Technical Group
    HFES TG on human factors education.
  40. HFES ITG: Internet Technical Group
    2001-02-25
    HFES TG on human factors of the Internet.
  41. HFES: Human Factors and Ergonomics Society United States, California, Santa Monica
    HFES@compuserve.com
    Primarily North American professional human factors engineering association.
  42. IEEE Computer Society
    Publishes several magazines with HCI content.
  43. IEEE Professional Communications Society
  44. IEEE Society on Social Implications of Technology (SSIT)
  45. IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society
  46. IFIP Technical Committee 13 on HCI (IFIP TC.13)
    International Federation of Information Processing.
  47. Industrial Design Society of America
    2001-01-08 idsa@idsa.org
  48. Interaction Design Association English United States, worldwide
    public relations manager 2005-12-08 Interaction Design Association publicrelations@ixda.org
    The Interaction Design Association (IxDA) is a non-profit professional organization whose focus is promoting both the field of interaction design and the interests of an international community of practitioners, managers, educators, and students of interaction design.
  49. International Interactive Communications Society (IICS) United States, California, Fremont, 39355 California Street, Suite 307, 94538
    worldhq@iics.org
    Cutting edge, new media, etc.
  50. LITA: Human/Machine Interface Interest Group
    1998-07-30
    "user interfaces and usability issues in library systems"
  51. LUII: Library User Interface Issues
    Liz Kent 2002-11-15 lkent@sbc.edu
    The "user" is the library patron, not librarians. Librarians are trained to successfully circumvent interface problems. Our patrons are not.
  52. Multimedia Development Group
  53. Natural Interaction Homepage Italy, Florence
    Alessandro Valli 2003-03-18 Media Integration and Communication Center, University of Florence valli@micc.unifi.it
    Natural interaction research is related to the study and development of systems and methods to allow people to interact with computers and machines in a simple, natural and satisfactory way.
  54. Norwegian Computer Society HCI SIG Norway, Oslo
    bits@dnd.no
    This page is in Norwegian.
  55. Office of Training Technology United States, Florida, Orlando
    Barbara Tarker 2001-07-03 OTT tarkerbr@navair.navy.mil
    The Office of Training Technology SPIDER site has over 1200 active files (and over 2300 hotlinks) that focus on education and training related issues for * the military services, * other government agencies, and * colleges and universities.
  56. Open Group (X/Open)
  57. Pliant Research
    "a group of researchers interested in the mismatch between the rigidity of current computing technology and the richness of human lives and practices."
  58. RoCHI: Romania SIGCHI Chapter Romania, Bucharest
    Costin Pribeanu 2001-09-12 pribeanu@acm.org
    ACM/SIGCHI local sig chapter in Romania
  59. SIGCHI BayCHI: San Francisco Bay Area United States, California, San Francisco
    1990-11-01 chi-BayCHI@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  60. SIGCHI BuckCHI: Central Ohio ACM SIGCHI United States, Ohio, Columbus
    1996-04-24 chi-buckchi@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  61. SIGCHI BulSIGCHI: Bulgaria Bulgaria, Sofia
    1997-10-27 chi-Bulgaria@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  62. SIGCHI CapCHI: Ottawa SIGCHI Canada, Ontario, Ottawa
    1991-10-01 chi-CapCHI@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  63. SIGCHI Chi-Squared: Chicago SIGCHI United States, Illinois, Chicago
    1997-09-24 chi-squared@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  64. SIGCHI CHIA: CHI Atlanta United States, Georgia, Atlanta
    chi-Atlanta@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  65. SIGCHI CHIFOO: Portland, Oregon United States, Oregon, Portland
    1991-06-00 chi-CHIFOO@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter (Computer-Human Interaction Forum of Oregon)
  66. SIGCHI Czech SIGCHI Czech Republic, Praque
    1998-04-28 chi-Prague@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  67. SIGCHI GatewayCHI: St. Louis, Missouri United States, Missouri, St. Louis
    1998-09-02 chi-St-Louis@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  68. SIGCHI GB/SIGCHI Greater Boston United States, Massachusetts, Boston
    1989-09-01 chi-GBSIGCHI@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  69. SIGCHI Italy Italy, Bari
    1996-04-24 chi-Italy@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  70. SIGCHI LA-SIGCHI Los Angeles SIGCHI United States, California, Los Angeles
    1992-10-01 chi-LACHI@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  71. SIGCHI Lone Star SIGCHI United States, Texas, Dallas
    1993-02-00 chi-LoneStar@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  72. SIGCHI MosCHI: Moscow SIGCHI Russia, Moscow
    1995-06-01 chi-MosCHI@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  73. SIGCHI NL Netherlands, Amsterdam
    1997-07-15 chi-nederland@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  74. SIGCHI NUCHI Northern Utah SIGCHI United States, Utah, Provo
    1993-03-01 chi-NUCHI@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  75. SIGCHI Puget Sound SIGCHI United States, Washington, Seattle
    1991-03-01 chi-PSSIGCHI@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  76. SIGCHI SwissCHI: Switzerland Switzerland, Zurich
    1997-12-12 chi-Switzerland@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter and Special interest group of the Swiss Informaticians Society.
  77. SIGCHI ToRCHI: Toronto Region ACM SIGCHI Canada, Ontario, Toronto
    1991-03-01 chi-ToRCHI@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  78. SIGCHI Toulouse France, Toulouse
    1996-07-15 chi-Toulouse@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  79. SIGCHI TriCHI: Research Triangle Park United States, North Carolina, Research Triangle Park
    1994-12-01 chi-TriCHI@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  80. SIGCHI TwinCHI: Twin Cities, Minnesota United States, Minnesota, Minneapolis / St. Paul
    1998-04-28 chi-twinchi@acm.org
    ACM SIGCHI Local Chapter
  81. SIGCHI: South Africa Chapter
    2001-01-17
    Prospective chapter
  82. SIGCHI: South India Chapter
    Pradeep Henry 2001-01-04 chi-SouthIndia@acm.org
    Advancing user-centered design in India's "Silicon Valley" area.
  83. Southern Michigan Northern Ohio Local Special Interest Group in Computer Human Interaction United States, Michigan/Ohio
    Mike Elledge melledge@umich.edu 2003-02-10 MOCHI melledge@umich.edu
    SIGCHI chapter for southern Michigan and northern Ohio
  84. STC: Society for Technical Communication
    We'll fix it in the documentation.
  85. STC: Society for Technical Communication AccessAbility SIG
    2006-02-16
  86. STC: Society for Technical Communication Usability SIG
  87. STIMDI: Swedish Interdisciplinary Interest Group for Human-Computer Interaction
    This page is in Swedish, with a link to English content.
  88. The GNOME Usability Project
    2002-03-25 GNOME Developer's Site
    The GNOME project was born as an effort to create an entirely free desktop environment for free systems. From the start, the main objective of GNOME has been to provide a user friendly suite of applications and an easy-to-use desktop. The Usability Project strives to make the GNOME experience as pleasant and efficient as possible.
  89. Universal Usability
    2001-01-04 brad_m@unity.ncsu.edu
    Universal usability involves understanding how users attempt to accomplish tasks using a variety of technologies in different organizational and social contexts.
  90. Usabilité Québec - usability professional's association French Canada, Quebec, Montreal
    2006-02-01 Usabilité Québec info@utilisabilitequebec.org
    Regroupement des professionnels de l'utilisabilité. Chapitre québecois - usability professional's association
  91. Usability Professionals' Association (UPA) United States, Illinois, Chicago, 60611
    2000-06-29 office@upassoc.org
    A practical human factors professional association.
  92. Usability Professionals' Association (UPA) - Minnesota United States, Minnesota, Minneapolis / St. Paul (Twin Cities)
    Lyle Kantrovich 2002-05-04 Usability Professionals' Association lyle_kantrovich@bigfoot.com
    UPA-MN was the first local chapter of the Usability Professionals' Association. Holds monthly meetings and events. Visitors welcome!
  93. Usability Professionals' Association (UPA) - Montreal French Canada, Quebec, Montreal
    2003-06-06 UPA - Montreal info@upa-mtl.org
    Le mandat du chapitre montrealais du "Usability Professionals' Association" est de favoriser le developpement et la promotion de la pratique professionnelle en matiere d'ergonomie cognitive et d'utilisabilite.
  94. USABILITYMATTERS.ORG India, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad
    Kaladhar Bapu 2004-08-10 Usabilitymatters.org kbapu@yahoo.com
    This is a group of desingers and design sensitive users from India to fight the battle for Usability. It discusses issues, events and develepments related to Usability of everyday things, Bad designs and Human-Computer Interface (HCI). This organization was founded by Kaladhar Bapu.
  95. User Modeling Inc.
    "The primary purpose of the organization is to sponsor an international conference on user modeling every two years."
  96. Web Indexing Special Interest Group
    Heather Hedden 2005-02-17 Web Indexing SIG of the American Society of Indexers heather@hedden.net
    Information and resources about human-created indexes, such as A-Z indexes, for web sites to facilitate searching within a site.
  97. Wireless Roundtable
    Scott Weiss 2001-03-21 Wireless Roundtable sweiss@usableproducts.com
    Thought leadership group for the wireless user experience. Membership is free and open to all. Sponsored by Usable Products Company. http://www.usableproducts.com/
  98. Worldwide Institute of Software Architects United States, Georgia, Kennesaw
    wwisa@wwisa.org
    "a nonprofit corporation whose mission is to accelerate the establishment of the profession of software architecture and to provide information and services to software architects and their clients"

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