Topics
Contributions can address any topic related to the HCI discipline, in a broad sense, considering its multidisciplinary nature. Thus, contributions on user experience, accessibility, virtual and augmented reality, human-robot interaction, hardware for interaction, interactive art, HCI psychology, HCI teaching, HCI and rehabilitation, etc. will be welcome.
A special session Engendering Technologies will be organized and papers can be submitted specifically for this session. This session aims to explore equal participation in education, design, production and use of technology, as well as to encourage more inclusive research, innovation and product development.
Contributions
Different modalities of participation in the congress have been defined, so that any researcher can find a way to contribute and attend the congress.
Long articles. Up to 8 pages. These are articles that describe previously unpublished original work and provide significant research results.
Short articles. Up to 4 pages. These are articles that describe work in progress, with intermediate results and that contribute to well-founded research.
Relevant articles already published. Up to 2 pages. A review of an article published by the authors in an impact journal may be submitted for dissemination among the congress attendees.
Presentations of research groups or projects. Up to 2 pages. Through this modality, a research group working in one of the areas covered by the congress can make a presentation of their work as a group, describing activities, projects and future plans, or of a specific research project they are carrying out or have just completed.
Demonstrations. A demonstration of a tool, hardware, interactive artwork or similar may contribute to the conference. This demonstration will have a brief review associated with it (up to 2 pages).
Doctoral Colloquium. Up to 2 pages. This is a forum for PhD students to present a summary of the objectives, methodology and preliminary results of the PhD work they are preparing.
Submission
All contributions must be submitted anonymously in PDF format, following the ACM templates:
Word users: https://www.acm.org/binaries/content/assets/publications/word_style/interim-template-style/interim-layout.docx
LaTex users: https://www.acm.org/binaries/content/assets/publications/consolidated-tex-template/acmart-primary.zip (sigconf template)
More information about the use of ACM templates can be found at https://www.acm.org/publications/proceedings-template
Submission will be made using the EasyChair platform: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=interaccion2022
All contributions will be reviewed by an international panel of experts. Authors’ personal data, the acknowledgements section and any other reference that may reveal the identity of the authors should be removed from the submissions.
Languages
Contributions may be submitted in Spanish or English. Articles submitted in Spanish may be accompanied by a 2-page extended abstract in English -using the same template-, which will be attached at the time of the initial submission of the article. The official language of the congress will be Spanish.
Publication
Long and short articles written in English will be published in the ACM Digital Library within its international conference proceedings series. In addition, extended abstracts in English of accepted articles in Spanish will also be published in the ACM Digital Library. All these contributions will be indexed in databases such as Scopus and DBLP.
Long and short papers written in Spanish, as well as contributions of other categories (doctoral colloquium, group or project presentations, published papers and demonstrations) and abstracts of English papers will be published in the conference proceedings.
A selection of papers presented at the congress will be invited to submit an extension of the paper to be published in a special issue of an indexed international journal. Similarly, a selection of articles will be made to be published in AIPO’s digital journal.