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Journal of Visual Languages and Computing
[1]Special Issue on Semiotics, Human-Computer Interaction and End-User
Development
([2]http://bit.ly/JVLC-SemHciEud)
Over the last three decades, semiotics has inspired a number of
researchers interested in the design of interactive languages and
interactive systems. The hallmark of semiotic approaches to computing
is to view computers as a medium for signs, their transformation and
their use in communication. This also applies for the programming of
computers by both ICT experts and domain experts. One of the main
attractions to explore computers and Human-Computer Interaction from a
semiotic perspective is that many semiotic approaches allow accounting
for both the design of user interfaces and the design of End-User
Development (EUD) environments and languages with the same set of
concepts, frameworks or methods.
As the diversity of interface modalities and media has increased and
enabled sophisticated multimodal multimedia communication between users
and systems, semiotics is gaining more attention by human-computer
interaction researchers and professionals. The role of ICT in
contemporary societies - no matter how diverse their cultural
background is - calls for technologies that users can reinterpret and
adapt easily in relation to a rapid change of the use context often
provoked by the technology itself. The stage is thus set for semiotics
to make relevant contributions to the move from `easy to use' to `easy
to develop'.
The aim of the special issue is to collect current research to semiotic
approaches to HCI and especially to EUD, providing a reference point
for current and future researchers interested in relating semiotics
with HCI and EUD.
We invite articles that discuss what Semiotics has, can and might
contribute to the field of HCI and End User Development. The following
list of topics serves as an indication for relevant themes:
. The Need for Semiotic studies
o Semiotic Models, Methods, and Frameworks for HCI and EUD
o Semiotics and Cultures of participation
o Semiotics in Empirical studies of EUD practices
o Semiotic and user (re)appropriation of software in context
. Supporting Evolution through Semiotics
o Semiotics informing EUD language and interactive systems design.
o Mashups and Web remix technologies
o Semiotics in the Design of Interactive Languages
o Abductive reasoning support for EUD
o Support for EUD-related collaboration among non-professional
programmers
. Critique and Commentary
o Semiotic theories and HCI
o Semiotic theories and EUD
o Semiotically-informed frameworks, methods and techniques for
interactive systems design and EUD
. Surveys
o Semiotics and Visual Languages
o Semiotics and User Interface Languages
o Semiotics and Interaction Languages
The number of accepted papers will be between three and ten. If the
number falls below three, there will be no special issue and the
accepted papers will be published as regular papers. Submitted
manuscripts must not have appeared or been under review elsewhere. All
submitted manuscripts will be reviewed by at least three reviewers in
accordance with the refereeing procedure of Journal of Visual Languages
and Computing.
SUBMISSIONS
We solicit submission of papers consisting of original research and
surveys.
Formatting guidelines can be found on the JVLC webpage:
[3]http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/journaldescription.cws_home/622907/
authorinstructions
All manuscripts and any supplementary material should be submitted
through Elsevier Editorial System (EES)
[4]http://ees.elsevier.com/jvlc/ by selecting "SI:Semiotics, HCI and
EUD" as Article Type name.
IMPORTANT DATES
Abstract submission Dec 20, 2015
Paper submission: Jan 30, 2016
Revision/rejection notification: March 30, 2016
Revised paper due: June 30, 2016
Acceptance notification: Sept 15, 2016
Final Manuscript Due: Nov 30, 2016
Publication: April, 2017
GUEST EDITORS
Yvonne Dittrich, IT University of Copenhagen, [5]ydi@itu.dk
Dr. Yvonne Dittrich has been applying semiotic theories in the context
of design and use of computer applications as early as 1997. She has
been part of the European Network of Excellence in End User Development
2000 - 2002. Her research connects EUD, Participatory Design and
Software Engineering. She holds an associate professorship at the IT
University of Copenhagen, known for inter- and cross disciplinary
research on IT.
Antonio Piccinno, University of Bari, [6]antonio.piccinno@uniba.it
Dr. Antonio Piccinno is assistant Professor at the Computer Science
Department of University of Bari "Aldo Moro". He is member of the
Interaction, Visualization, Usability (IVU) Lab. Since 2001, he has
been involved in End-User Development and related topics. He has also
been part of the European Network of Excellence in End-User Development
2000 - 2002. His research interests are in Human-Computer Interaction,
particularly on End-User Development, Visual Interactive Systems,
Theory of Visual Languages, Adaptive Interfaces, Component-Based
Software Development, Multi-modal and Multimedia Interaction.
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Yvonne Dittrich, assoc. prof
[7]www.itu.dk/people/ydi
Software Development Group
IT University of Copenhagen
+45-7218-5177
Rued Langgaards Vej 7
DK-2300 K?benhavn S, Denmark
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