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Come say hi at CHI

The “Month of CHI”, as our own Peter likes to call it due to the excessive number of CHI-related events, continues! After a well-attended CHI Sampler workshop yesterday at Y!RB, we are moving on (as Colbert would say). The CHI2007 workshops have started today. Rahul Nair of our lab is one of the organizers of today’s Mobile Spatial Interaction Workshop - I can’t wait to hear about it.

Other than that, we are presenting two full papers at CHI - come see us at these sessions (I almost promise that this is the last piece of CHI-related shameless self-promotion):

• I will present “Over-Exposed? Privacy Patterns and Considerations in Online and Mobile Photo Sharing”, Monday 16:30-18:00, “Photo Sharing” session, ROOM: A4 & A5 (I am still trying to figure out how am I expected to present in two rooms at the same time)
• Morgan Ames will present “Why We Tag? Motivations for Annotation in
  Mobile and Online Media”, Wednesday 11:30-13:00, “Tags, Tagging & Notetaking” session, ROOM: B1-B4

I wrote about the “Why We Tag” paper here before - and will try to post a synopsis of the other paper here soon.

Throughout the conference bunch of us will be bumming around the premises. You can recognize us by the Nokia phones running ZoneTag. Or follow us on Flickr to see where we are, real time. Or just look for name tags that read “Yahoo! Research Berkeley”, and hope that it’s not an imposter.