
The
full final programme will be provided at the conference.
Highlights
include:
Opening
keynote from Alladi Venkatesh, University of California Irvine.
24 peer
reviewed full papers from, The Netherlands, Spain, Austria,
New Zealand, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Canada, the USA and
the UK. Paris Hotels Price Comparison
to find a hotel arranged near to sessions.
Short
papers, discussion sessions and panels (submissions still
open).
Conference
dinner in the Yorkshire Museum in the heart of historic York.
Session
times:
Registration:
== Tuesday 12 April, 17:00-18:30
== Wednesday 13 April, 08:30-09:30
Sessions:
== Wednesday 13 April, 09:30-17:30
== Thursday 14 April, 09:00-17:30
== Friday 15 April, 09:00-12:30
Download instructions for session chairs and paper presenters
here

Deadlines
Abstracts:
October 1, 2004
Full Papers: November 14, 2004
Short Papers and Panels: February 28, 2005
Call for Full Papers
Call for Short Papers and Panels
An international conference sponsored by IFIP Working Group
9.3 and in association with CUHTec, the Centre for Usable
Home Technology at York University UK "HOIT2005" to be held
April 13-15, 2005 at the University of York, UK.
This IFIP W.G. 9.3 (Home-Oriented Informatics and Telematics)
International Working Conference focuses on the interactions
between technology, society and the individual/family/home.
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Registration
now open.
Please
register by downloading the registration form from here
Fees:
With en suite accommodation on the university campus (B&B
for the nights 12, 13, 14 April)
£580 (GBP)
Without accommodation
£490 (GBP)
In both
cases this includes:
- refreshments and lunch (13, 14, 15 April)
- dinner and conference reception (13, 14 April)
- full conference proceedings
There
are a few student bursaries, please apply for details.
Dates:
Speakers must register by February 28.
University accommodation is limited and will be allocated
on a first come first served basis. Delegates are advised
to register as soon as possible.
York tourist
attractions:
http://www.york-tourism.co.uk/
How to
get to the university: http://www.york.ac.uk/univ/conf/
CUHTec
Website
http://www.cuhtec.org.uk
Click here to view
papers from the HOIT 2003 conference.
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- Care and health at home
- Ambient intelligence in everyday life
- Ubiquitous computing and the wireless home
- Play and fun in the home of the future
- Socialising and the user experience
- Involving users in the design of new ICTs
- Lessons from ethnographic research on new
ICTS in the home
Areas
of Interest:
- Universal
access (for the home)
- Privacy,
security and identity (at home, on the move, on the internet)
- The
connected home
- Virtual
and real communities
- User-oriented
approaches and technology push
- Interplay
between the local and the global
-
E-governance and homes/citizens of the future
- Teleworking,
education, edutainment and learning
- Business
models (structures)
- Infrastructures
for home users
- The
psychology of the virtual and life impacts
- Information
society – status and future
- Virtual
influences on everyday life
- Socio-cultural
differences (and the wired home)
- Access,
inclusion/exclusion
- Technology
- telematics, automation, enabling
- Acceptance
and use of new technologies
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Studies of non-use/rejection/drop-outs
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