Theme
Sustainable HCI explores ways to design interactive systems in a more sustainable way and to make user behavior more sustainable. Social justice and equity aspects became emergent domains in HCI during the last decade. This workshop proposes to explore how HWID design methods can contribute to the implementation of environmental practices in the workplace, sustainable manufacturing processes, or socially fair systems and processes. This workshop aims to (a) investigate processes and methods for creating sustainable designs and workplaces, (b) collect case studies that analyze experiences with introducing and learning from sustainability at work, and (c) formulate a research agenda for future work on sustainable human-work interaction designs.
Topics of interest
Participants are asked to submit a position paper describing work on processes, methods, or results and evaluation of these to support (but not limited to):
- digital sobriety
- green IT
- slow design, craft design
- sustainable digitalization
- users’ experience in sustainable environment
- engagement in environmental behavior
- system-organization fit, organizational implementation, or benefits realization
For further information, please read the workshop description paper.
Organizers
Elodie Bouzekri
University of Bordeaux (ESTIA), France
Barbara Rita Barricelli
Università degli Studi di Brescia, Italy.
Torkil Clemmensen
Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Morten Hertzum
Roskilde University, Denmark
Masood Masoodian
Aalto University, Finland
Program Committee
- Arminda Guerra Lopes
- Bhaskar Anant Garg
- Dineshkumar Singh
- Dorina Rajanen
- Ganesh Bhutkar
- Ines Di Loreto
- Jose Abdelnour-Nocera
- Philippe Palanque
- Åsa Cajander
- Shrikant Salve
Program
Timezone: British Summer Time (GMT+1)
Welcome (E. Bouzekri & co-organizers)
Introduction to the workshop topic and program and presentation of the TC13 WG6 on Human Work Interaction Design and the WG10 on Human-Centred Technology for Sustainability.
Introduction to Sustainable Human-Work Interaction Designs (E. Bouzekri)
SESSION 1 - Presentation of position papers (B.R. Barricelli)
Each paper has 10 mins presentation + 10 mins Q&A.
- "Should I throw away my old iPad?" An evaluation of the barriers to device longevity (C. Goodwin)
- Sustainability at Home: The Case of Vacuum Cleaners (M. Hertzum)
- Craft-based Probes in HCI (A. Guerra Lopes )
Coffee Break
- Fostering Sustainable Making Practices in a Student Makerspace (S. Bansal and S. Lechelt)
- Sustainable Innovations for Lifestyle, SDGs, and Greening Education (A. Bhaskar Garg and M. Agarwal)
- Towards an in-between practice to study energy shift at work (E. Bouzekri and G. Rivière)
- Review of Digital Trust and its Future (R. Thakur, G. Bhutkar and S. Salve)
Lunch Break
- Job Crafting in Low-Usability Automation Situations: Sustainability through Human Work Interaction Designs (T. Clemmensen, M. Hertzum and J. Nørbjerg)
- Participatory Approach to Sustainable Voyage Planning for Unmanned Vessels (V. Stolt, A.W. Joseph and V. Roto)
SESSION 2 - Group Work (T. Clemmensen)
Description of a research agenda of sustainable human-work interaction designs as posters produced in groups.
Coffee Break
SESSION 2 - Group Work (T. Clemmensen)
Conclusion of group work
PLENARY (M. Herzum)
Plenum discussion and gallery presentation of posters.
Wrap-up and closing (at 17:00)
Instruction regarding post-conference reviewing and publishing. Proposition to co-author of a paper about the resulting research agenda of the workshop on sustainable human-work interaction designs.
Contact Us
For further information, send an email to: elodie [dot] bouzekri [at] estia [dot] fr