Program
Persuasive
2010, Program (pdf)
The conference will be held Monday, June 7 and Tuesday, June 8 at The
Royal Library in Copenhagen:
Royal Library, The Black Diamond
Søren Kierkegaards Plads 1,
Copenhagen
Please note that on Wednesday, June 9 we will change the scene to The
Royal School of Library and Information Science in Copenhagen:
The Royal School of Library and Information Science
Birketinget 6
2300 Copenhagen S.
Denmark
Poster sessionThe poster session will be
held Wednesday, June 9, 2010 at the Royal School of Library
and Information Science
Authors of accepted poster papers (short papers accepted
in the poster category) shall prepare a poster illustrating
their contribution. Here are some guidelines for preparing
the posters:
Each poster will have a display space approximately 2m
wide by 1m high (8 feet wide and 4 feet high). The poster is
expected to follow the International Standards Organization
(ISO) poster size format (A0) in portrait orientation. The
dimensions for A0 format are 84cm x 119cm, or approximately
33" x 47".
Audiovisual and computing equipment will not be supplied.
Power outlets will not be available.
The inclusion of a packet of the author's business cards
or an envelope of fliers attached to the poster with a short
paper to elaborate on poster content has proved an effective
way to communicate with interested people when you are not
by your poster.
Instructions for presenters
In full paper sessions there are 20 minutes for each
presentation and 10 minutes for discussion of each paper.
In short paper sessions there are 10 minutes for each
presentation and 15 minutes panel discussion of all papers.
Workshop Day at the Royal School of Library and Information
Science
On June 10, the Stanford Persuasive Technology Lab is organizing a full
day of optional workshops that will include sessions on persuasion
profiling, using social media for persuasion and more. These interactive
sessions will help you learn, practice and refine using persuasion in new
ways and give time for discussion of persuasive technology projects.
Call
for Participation in Persuasive 2010 Workshop Day
June
10, 2010
Session 1:
9:30-11:30am
Session 2:
12:30-2:30pm
Session 3:
3-5pm
The Stanford Persuasive
Technology Lab is organizing a day of optional workshops to teach and
discuss applications of persuasive technology.
We're planning two
concurrent tracks of three 2 hour workshops each for a full day of learning.
The tracks are:
Developing persuasive technology applications
- How-to workshops: bring application ideas & projects in progress
-
Using Social Media for Healthy Behavior Change -
Kendra Markle, Stanford Persuasive Technology Lab
-
Design with Intent: Using Design Patterns to Develop New Persuasive
Technology Applications -
Dan Lockton, Brunel University, London
-
Using the Fogg Behavior Model, Behavior Grid and Behavior Wizard for
Persuasion –
Jason Hreha and Kendra Markle, Stanford Persuasive Technology Lab
Persuasive
technology trends & futures
- Discussion workshops: issues in applying persuasive tech
1. Persuasion Profiling: Adaptive Persuasive Systems and Stable Individual Differences
- Maurits Kaptein and Dean Eckles
2. Workshop on Ethics of Persuasive Technology: Envisioning Systemic Impacts
- Janet Davis, Dept. of Computer Science, Grinnell College
3. New Methods and Data Sources for Persuasive Technology Research
- Dean Eckles, Stanford Persuasive Technology Lab
Read
more about the tracks
Cost: 79 euros. Net profits will be donated to autism research.
Register at:
http://ptechworkshops.eventbrite.com
.
Space is limited so register soon. Those who pre-registered in the last
month are guaranteed a spot, but should use the link above to pay. You can
move between tracks during the day. You don't need to be registered for the
main conference to attend (but you do need to be registered for the
workshops). Email questions to Kendra Markle at
kendra.markle@stanford.edu
