Programme

Session Chair: David Lamas

Anke Dittmar
Spaces for Co-Design and Critical Co-Reflection

Abstract

Cognitive ergonomics, human-computer interactions and related design-oriented disciplines counterbalance the dominance of technology-driven approaches by focusing on users and their needs. In my talk, I will use the concept of design space to discuss existing views of users and designer-user relationships.

Design spaces typically support a product-centered perspective. However, we currently experience a massive introduction of new digital artifacts in ever shorter cycles and it is difficult to cope with unintended or negative effects if they are already massively used by a majority of people. I will argue that design spaces need to be complemented by experience spaces containing descriptions of experience-related aspects of artifact use that promote critical co-reflection.

Session Chair: Simone Grassini

11:00
Simone Grassini, Sebastian Thorp, Alexander Sævild Ree, Aleksandra Sevic and Enrico Cipriani
Attitudes Toward Technology and Artificial Intelligence: The Role of Demographic and Personality Factors
PRESENTER: Simone Grassini

11:30
Stefano Guidi, Lorenzo Reina, Francesco Currò, Enrico Cipriani, Simone Grassini and Oronzo Parlangeli
Ecce Histor_IA. The role of narratives, usage contexts, and tasks in influencing attitudes toward artificial intelligence.
PRESENTER: Francesco Currò

12:00
Ighoyota Ben Ajenaghughrure, Sonia Sousa and David Lamas
The influence of real-time trust assessment and adaptive feedback on users’ trust in Artificial intelligence: Autonomous vehicle case study

12:15
Vera Eymann, Thomas Lachmann, Felix Hekele, Ashita Ashok, Karsten Berns and Daniela Czernochowski
Does ChatGPT know what robots are thinking? – Evaluation of human-created vs. AI-generated scientific ideas

Session Chair: Mati Mõttus

11:00
Susanna Aromaa and Hanna Lammi
User-based Evaluation of a Proof-of-Concept for a Complex Service Robot System
PRESENTER: Hanna Lammi

11:30
Mustafa Can Özdemir, Monika Kiik, Kadri Kristjuhan-Ling, Mati Mõttus, Olga Dunajeva, Katrin Kangur and Sonia Claudia da Costa Sousa
Designing Robotized Aid Experience in Elderly Home
PRESENTER: Mustafa Can Özdemir

11:45
Inès Allag, Armand Manukyan, Jérôme Dinet and Marie Rychalski
Work-in-Progress: Exploring Generative AI in Social Robots for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

12:00
Björn Johansson, Peter Berggren and Supathida Boonsong
Opportunities and Challenges of Future Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operations in Sweden: A Human Factors Perspective
PRESENTER: Björn Johansson

Darja Tokranova and Merja Lina Bauters
Creative Labor and Digital Ergonomics: Social Media Practices in Estonia’s Creative Economy

Fadzai Emmah Nembaware and Sonia Sousa
Dark patterns in subscription service cancellation processes. Understanding their impact on user experience and adoption of additional services

Oronzo Parlangeli, Gerrit van der Veer, Maurice Mulvenna, Anke Dittmar, Harry Witchel and Raymond Bond
A critical reflection for Cognitive Ergonomics in Europe for today and for a better tomorrow
PRESENTER: Maurice Mulvenna

Session Chair: Juho Silmukari

14:00
Peter Dalsgaard
The Prompt as Cognitive Interface: How Users Construct Meaning and Intent Through Generative AI Prompting

14:30
Alwin de Rooij and Michael Mose Biskjaer
Has AI Surpassed Humans in Creative Idea Generation? A Meta-Analysis
PRESENTER: Alwin de Rooij

15:00
Anna Viljakainen, Juho Silmukari, Virpi Roto, Martina Čaić and Susanna Aromaa
AI and the Future of Work: A Framework for Enhancing Employee Experience from Satisfaction to Flourishing
PRESENTER: Juho Silmukari

Session Chair: Gabriela De Moraes Beltrão

16:00
Alexander Jaksties, Jan-Niklas Erbrich, Jan Spilski, Achim Ebert and Kerstin Müller
Analyzing the Effects of Upper Body Movement and Environment Size on VR Sickness Using a Mine Cart Rollercoaster Game
PRESENTER: Alexander Jaksties

16:30
Hossam Khalil, Omar Fahmi Jubran, Laís Muntini, Achim Wagner and Thomas Lachmann
Comparing AR Interaction Techniques and User Interfaces for Worker Guidance Systems for Industrial Applications

16:45
Mahmoud Baghdadi and Achim Ebert
Advancing Rich Visual Feedback on HUDs for In-Vehicle Voice Assistants

17:00
Kai Pata, Terje Väljataga, Attila Kárpáti and Viki Burkus
Evaluating cognitive complexity on learning designs with immersive technology
PRESENTER: Terje Väljataga

Session Chair: Sonia Sousa

16:00
Yuliia Bulakh, Iuliia Paramonova and Merja Bauters
Metaphors as Cognitive Bridges: Matching User Expectations with AI Capabilities
PRESENTER: Yuliia Bulakh

16:30
Yulia Sion, Sonia Sousa and David Lamas
In AI We Trust: Human-Centred AI Explanations for Early Dementia Risk Prediction
PRESENTER: Sonia Sousa 

17:00 Peter Dalsgaard
Creative Ambiguity and Cognitive Tension in Generative AI Tools
PRESENTER: Peter Dalsgaard

Session Chair: Merja Bauters

09:00
Iren Irbe, Abiodun Ogunyemi
Designing for the Unspoken: A Work-in-Progress on Tacit Knowledge Transfer in High-Stress Public Institutions

09:15
Robin Heron and Myriam Fréjus
Accompanying workers and data-scientists in the design process of a GenAI-based tool: the case of an ombudsman’s team
PRESENTER: Robin Heron

09:45
Stéphane Safin, Dziyana Tarasenka, Michael Baker, Françoise Détienne, Tiziano Citro, Maria Angela Pellegrino, Carmine Spagnuolo and Vittorio Scarano
Facilitating co-referencing data visualisations on an online platform

10:00
Carina E. I. Westling, Oscar Bjurling, Joshua Bronson, Peter Berggren and Björn J. E. Johansson
Humanising the Digital Public: From User Models to Civic Systems
PRESENTER: Oscar Bjurling

Session Chair: Danial Hooshyar

09:00
Ana Rodrigues, Diogo Cabral and Pedro Campos
Inside the Solution Diamond: The Role of CSTs Supporting Divergent and Convergent Thinking
PRESENTER: Ana Rodrigues

09:30
Juri Mets, Danial Hooshyar and Merja Bauters
Human-Centered AI for Predicting Critical Thinking: Modeling Learners’ Application of Reasoning Standards with Bayesian Networks
PRESENTER: Juri Mets

10:00
Ana Rodrigues, Diogo Cabral and Pedro Campos
LLMs-Assisted Decision-making in Sustainable Contexts
PRESENTER: Ana Rodrigues

Session Chair: Mustafa Can Özdemir

11:00
Margaux Coeuret, Aurélien Bénel and Joris Falip
Supporting cooperative work in qualitative analysis: the ergonomic challenges of digital artifacts

11:15
Mustafa Can Özdemir, Mati Mõttus and David Lamas
Perceived versus Received: A Complex Nature of Notifications
PRESENTER: Mustafa Can Özdemir

11:45
Ingi Páll Eiríksson, Dr. Almila Akdag Salah , Tuba Bircan, Christof van Nimwegen
Respiration Patterns as Somatic Prints of Emotions: An Alternative Assessment for HCI Scenarios?
PRESENTER: Christof van Nimwegen

12:15
Benoît Valéry
The consequences of turn-by-turn guidance assistance on the operative image of the road 

Session Chair: Abiodun Oguyemi Confirmed

11:00
Mimi Porter, Jessica A. Eccles, Thanaporn Tunprasert and Harry J. Witchel
The Red Shoes: A Matlab method allowing one dorsal GoPro camera to track gait at 120 fps on a treadmill using the colour red: Work in Progress

11:15
Samuel Smith and Harry Witchel
A brief online ECG test based on NICE Clinical Guideline 109: Piloting the test to assess the time required to complete it (abstract)
PRESENTER: Samuel Smith

11:45
Anton Björnqvist, Linnea Klingberg, Erik Prytz, Björn J.E Johansson, Carl-Oscar Jonson, Jenny Pettersson, Jessica Frisk and Peter Berggren
The Three Sub-Phases Before a Crisis: Evaluating Preparations for the COVID-19 Pandemic Through the Lens of High Reliability Organizations and Resilience Engineering
PRESENTER: Anton Björnqvist

Aishah Shah and Vladimir Tomberg
Dynamic User Modelling – Leveraging Digital Biomarkers to Infer Psychosocial Factors to Support JITAIs

Kerri-Ellen Casey and Sonia Cláudia da Costa Sousa
Explainable by Design: A design framework to support the design of explainable user interfaces

Session Chair: Maurice D. Mulvenna

Michail Giannakos
Hybrid Intelligence and Human Learning

Abstract

The intersection of multimodal data and advanced computational analyses has the capacity to improve our understanding of how humans learn and provide novel affordances that enhance our learning, such as affective and embodied learning. Multimodal data coming from learners’ mobile devices, wearables, and other ubiquitous devices not only offer new ways to detect humans’ learning experience, but also enable powerful learning technologies and interfaces (via AI and ML algorithms). In this talk, I will present methods and studies, and initial results on multimodal learning analytics (MMLA). Moreover, I will discuss the inherent connection of MMLA with AI, the potential implications of putting MMLA technologies into practice, and the challenges connected with ethical and methodological aspects. Lastly, I will discuss the emerging paradigm of hybrid intelligence (HI), its overarching objective to bridge the gap between human intelligence and what new sociotechnical ensembles can be developed in HI contexts.