the following link includes the top conferences in human-computer interaction
http://academic.research.microsoft.com/?SearchDomain=2&SubDomain=12&entitytype=3
more conferences with their details in the following link:
http://academic.research.microsoft.com/RankList?entitytype=3&topdomainid=2&subdomainid=12&last=5
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A big conference such as the ACM CHI is big is really worth attending and every movement, for me at least, is really enjoyable. A smaller preferred conference is perhaps the BCS HCI which is really good!
The BCS HCI Conference will be in Southport next year - hosted by UCLan - it should be a good event (quick plug as one of the chairs) - the call will be going out in the next few weeks as well as the website going live - submission will be next year - there are normally around 120-150 people who attend the main event and others who just attend the workshops. I hope you consider submitting your work
Always supported BCS HCI, hope it goes well. Anywhere else that might be a bit more obscure?
There is also AVI 2014, Advanced Visual Interfaces. It is usually hosted in Italy but in the past it has had some good papers published in it. This year it will be in Como.
http://hoc12.elet.polimi.it/avi2014/?page_id=1322
the following link includes the top conferences in human-computer interaction
http://academic.research.microsoft.com/?SearchDomain=2&SubDomain=12&entitytype=3
more conferences with their details in the following link:
http://academic.research.microsoft.com/RankList?entitytype=3&topdomainid=2&subdomainid=12&last=5
Hope this help
For conferences located in Europe, you can add ECSCW, COOP (deadline Nov. 22)
ECCE (the Europ. Conference on Cognitive Ergonomics) annually, organized by EACE (Europ. Association for Cognitive Ergonomics.
Thanks Gerrit, some interesting things coming up that I haven't thought about - is ECCE any good? Do you have a link?
Http://www.eace.net/
and yes, it is small enough to have real discussions after each contribution, so, unless you are totally shy, you will know really your colleagues after the 3 days and have both taught and learned from each.
For the Engineering side of HCI, take a look at EICS: http://eics-conference.org/
We're getting quite a good list here, thanks José EICS looks quite good. Gerrit,human sized conferences are the way forwards :)
I haven't seen the AMCIS one Adel, thanks. I think that this is why ResearchGate is so useful, it lets you find out loads of things from other people in the same field, all over the world.
For the Iberoamerican community we have Interaccion: http//interaccion2014.ull.es
CFP is open :)
Some suggestions:
International Conference on Human Factors in Computing and Informatics (SouthCHI)
British HCI Conference (BCS-HCI)
International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (HCI International)
International Conference on Human-Centered Software Engineering (HCSE)
Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (NordiCHI)
International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (INTERACT)
Though this might be of interest to some people on the list
http://www.pervasivedisplays.org/2014/
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