CHI April 9, 2010

CHI (ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems) is the premier international conference for the field of human-computer interaction. CHI 2010 looks outward to the human experience of computing in the world. “We are HCI” challenges our community to embrace the diversity of HCI in the world and to exclaim our commitment as a profession to empower people from all walks of life.

CHI 2010 will be held in Atlanta, Georgia, home of the 1996 Summer Olympics. Atlanta, “the capital of the New South,” has a vibrant heritage in the civil rights movement as “the city too busy to hate” and is the home to many influential institutions such as The Carter Center, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), CARE and wide range of business giants including Coca-Cola and Turner Broadcasting. With over 4 million metro residents, Atlanta offers a wide range of cultural, recreational and entertainment activities, and hosts more than 38 million visitors each year.

Atlanta is the home to many researchers, designers, teachers, artists and practitioners who share a commitment to the human experience of computing: Georgia Tech and its GVU Center, SCAD Atlanta, Emory, Spelman College, Turner Broadcasting and CNN, The Carter Center, CARE, CDC, IBM, Philips, Moxie Interactive, Roundarch, Matter, Big Bang to name a few...

Official Website: http://www.chi2010.org