Sep 2026· Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction· Vol 10, pp. 1 - 1· 0 citations
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This issue of the Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction contains a further 152 papers from the May 2025 cycle, building on the 42 papers that were originally accepted in this cycle and published earlier this year in the second issue of PACMHCI volume 10.
Abstract
We are again thrilled to be able to present the Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW) community with an issue of the Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, containing very interesting and relevant scholarship from its members. This issue contains a further 152 papers from the May 2025 cycle, building on the 42 papers that were originally accepted in this cycle and published earlier this year in the second issue of PACMHCI volume 10. The papers in this issue were selected from 209 submissions that were offered the option to revise and resubmit after two previous rounds of review in November 2025. Our external reviewers and track editorial board have together conducted a rigorous review process to select contributions of the highest quality advancing the CSCW field. As Track Chairs, we are grateful for the community’s collective efforts to continue shaping and sharing CSCW’s tradition of high-quality scholarship across the years.
Special Issue: Advances in Transmedia Character Personality Design
Dear colleagues, researchers, authors, and readers,
We are delighted to welcome this special issue devoted to advances in transmedia character personality design. As editors, we value initiatives that bring researchers and creative practitioners toget...
S. Siakas, Loizos Sofos· Open Journal of Animation Fi...· 0 citations
In this issue, Chiara Del Gaudio accompanies us deep into the processes and methods of co-design, in the sense of Participatory Design. We pay close attention to the debate surrounding the dynamics that have progressively transformed the act of design into a collective act, in this case we might say a collective emotio...
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M. Engström, Olena Jansson, Pontus Lindgren-Ciampi et al.· Slovo. Journal of Slavic Lan...· 0 citations
The Center for Inclusive Computing (CIC) launched in 2019 to partner with U.S. university computing departments to identify and remove barriers that prevent students from discovering and thriving in computing. We were given the unique opportunity to determine which interventions are most effective in removing these bar...
Carla E. Brodley, Catherine Gill, Megan Giordano et al.· Communications of the ACM· 0 citations
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Vol. 4 No.3 (2026): mLAC Journal for Arts, Commerce and Sciences (m-JACS)
Editorial Note September, 2026
Dear Readers, Authors, Reviewers, and Members of the Academic Community,
It is my privilege to present the September 2026...
S. Middha· mLAC Journal for Arts, Comme...· 0 citations
In this report we present a reflection on the Collaborative Poetics Network's first "Carnival of Invention" which was held on 15 th June 2018 at the University of Brighton, England. Collaborative poetics is an arts-based research method that brings together expertise from artists, academics, and community participants,...
Jenny Fennessy, Sandie Woods, H. Johnson et al.· Social Science Open Access R...· 0 citations
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