Workshops and Tutorials
Workshops
Workshop 1: Personalizing Persuasive Technologies Workshop
Organisers: Ifeoma Adaji, Jaap Ham, Kiemute Oyibo, Oladapo Oyebode, Rita Orji
The workshop on Personalizing Persuasive Technologies (PPT) has been held successfully for the last five years, attracting over 100 participants from more than 20 countries and the publication of a special issue. This year’s workshop will cover several areas of personalization including personalization models, computation personalization, design and evaluation models and personalized persuasive technologies. We welcome submissions and ideas from all domains of persuasive technology and HCI including, but not limited to health, sustainability, games, safety and security, marketing, eCommerce, entertainment, and education. Accepted workshop papers will be archived online for easy access to the general public.
We encourage submissions in three categories:
- Position papers (4 pages)
- Work-in-progress papers (4–7 pages)
- Full research papers (6-14 pages)
Papers should be formatted according to the Springer format
Submission through: EasyChair
Submission deadline: 9 February, 2022
Notification to authors: 1 March, 2022
Camera ready version: 15 March, 2022
Workshop date: 29 March, 2022
URL: https://personalizedpersuasion2022.wordpress.com/
Workshop 2: 10th International Workshop on Behavior Change Support Systems (BCSS 2022)
Organisers: Laurence Alpay, Piiastiina Tikka
Behaviour Change Support Systems (BCSS), already running for the 10th time at Persuasive Technology, is a workshop that builds around the concept of systems that are specifically designed to help and support behaviour change in individuals or groups. The highly multi-disciplinary nature of designing and implementing behaviour change strategies and systems for the strategies has been in the forefront of this workshop from the very beginning.
We encourage submissions in two categories:
1. Research papers (12-16 pages in the LNCS format)
2. Work-in-progress papers (5-8 pages in the LNCS format)
Submission through: EasyChair
Submissions due: 18 January, 2022
Notification to authors: TBD
Final version due: 26 March, 2022
Workshop date: 29 March, 2022
URL: https://bcssworkshop.wordpress.com/bcss-submissions-2022/
Workshop 3: International Workshop on Digital Nudging and Digital Persuasion (DNDP 2022)
Organisers: Ana Caraban, Ashok Tripathi, Daire O’Broin, Jari Porras, Joseph Kehoe, Sanaul Haque
Technology holds great potential in offering new interventions to reach a wider range of individuals faster and in a more cost-effective manner. It further allows to reach to individuals who are either in under-serviced areas/demographics or who might otherwise shun from reaching out (e.g., due to fear of social stigma). Consequently, the use of persuasive technology and nudging technologies are attracting an increasing amount of interest both in research as well as in industry. In this present workshop, the focus is on applying digital nudging strategies and persuasive techniques to engage people and thereby increase their level of competency and self-efficacy. Therefore, the expected outcome in using digital nudging and persuasion is to achieve a more sustainable behavioral change for individuals.
We encourage submissions in LNCS format, 5+ pages
Submission through: EasyChair
Abstract due: 10 February 2022
Submissions due: 17 February 2022
Notification to authors: 17 March 2022
Camera-ready version: 22 March 2022
Tutorial
Tutorial 1: Persuasive systems design, evaluation and research through the PSD model
This tutorial presentation will introduce conceptual frameworks for designing, evaluating and researching persuasive systems, known as the Persuasive Systems Design (PSD) model and the Behavior Change Support System (BCSS) framework. The PSD describes the process for persuasive systems development and it explains what kind of software functionality may be implemented in the service or product. The model helps select effective persuasive features, and categorizes them into primary task, computerhuman dialogue, system credibility, and social influence. It also highlights fundamentals behind any persuasive system and ways to analyze contexts for persuasion. Results from a variety of research projects utilizing the PSD model and the BCSS framework based approaches will be presented.
Format:This is a 3-hour tutorial consisting of 2 sessions, and 2 parts in both sessions, thus a total of 4 parts, with 15 min ‘screen break’ in between the sessions
Organiser: Harri Oinas-Kukkonen
Harri Oinas-Kukkonen, Ph.D., is Professor of information systems science and Dean of Graduate School in the University of Oulu, Finland. His research has been published in a wide variety of computer science, human-computer interaction, information systems, business and management, and health and medical informatics journals. He is a co-author of the book “Humanizing the Web: Change and Social Innovation” (Palgrave Macmillan, 2013). His main research interests include persuasive design, behavior change, digital interventions and humanized ICT