The 30th British Human Computer Interaction Conference, 11th - 15th July 2016 at Bournemouth University’s Talbot Campus in Poole, Dorset
Poole, England
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Conference proceedings now available on eWiC, and should be indexed in ACM DL very shortly: ewic.bcs.org/category/18954
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Great piece in the current issue of @BPSOfficial @psychmag on " The social psychology of cybersecurity"
Our Engineering of Social Informatics Research Group (ESOTICS) @bournemouthuni are now on Twitter on @bu_esotics.
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It was great to be in Bournemouth! Good place to be and lots of interesting discussions. Thanks for organising! @HCI_2016
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.@niharikasachdev's slides at slideshare.net/precogatIIITD… Characterizing Online Interactions between Citizens and Police @HCI_2016 \cc @munmun10
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Stimulating and super fun! Thank you for hosting a fabulous conference @bournemouthuni @HCI_2016
Goodbye to all our wonderful #HCI2016 speakers and delegates, it has been a great event. Safe travels!
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Thank you @HCI_2016 for organising a great conference! – at Bournemouth, England
Bringing the #HCI2016 conference to a close on a very important note - thanking our student volunteers!
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"You are asking users to do impossible tasks". Sobering words from Prof. A. Sasse on the state of usable security @HCI_2016 @CapitalOneGeek
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Great keynote! "Increasingly bizarre" authentication w/@m_a_sasse #HCI2016 #usability #security #MemoryAthlete
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Implications of soft keyboards on password complexity w/@m_a_sasse #HCI2016 #usability #security #password
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Closing keynote with Prof Angela Sasse at the excellent @HCI_2016 @bournemouthuni
Finishing off the #HCI2016 conference with a keynote by Angela Sasse on busting the 'usability-security tradeoff' myth.
