Call: ACM Interactions magazine
Published: Wed, 09/28/11
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| Call: ACM Interactions magazine | |
| September 28, 2011 Call for Submissions The Editors-in-Chief of ACM Interactions magazine invite authors to submit articles and other features for publication. Interactions magazine is the mirror on the human-computer interaction and interaction design communities and beyond. It is the multiplicities of conversations, collaborations, relationships and new discoveries focused on how and why we interact with the designed world of technologies. Interactions magazine carries a special voice that lies between practice and research with an emphasis on making accessible and engaging HCI research in practitioner communities. The magazine is circulated to approximately 6000 subscribers per issue! This includes all ACM members of SIGCHI. It is the third largest ACM publication. Interactions magazine has a large readership and is influencing the field. To work with the magazine does make a difference. Interactions magazine represents the expertise and new discoveries within the HCI and interaction design research and practitioner communities. Our emphasis is on communicating our expertise and knowledge across our fields and beyond. Submissions may be new material or based on material previously published in academic research venues re-written for wider audience. We are looking for the following submissions:
We are also looking for community notices for relates conferences and events descriptions, dates, and deadlines. There is no deadline for submissions. We accept submissions year-round. Send your submissions or inquiries to eic[at]interactions[dot]acm[dot]org | |
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