Special Interest Group on Creativity and Cultures in Computing

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If you would like to participate in this Special Interest Group (SIG) on Creativity and Cultures in Computing at CHI 2023, please fill out this form. You must be registered at CHI for participating.

Abstract:
Research on creativity support tools (CSTs) has a long history in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI); however, researchers often focus on developing novel CSTs and verifying them in a controlled lab setting, rather than on capturing the creative process in the wild. In reality, creative activity is exploratory, laborious, and involves multiple CSTs; which together form a creativity support environment or ecology. Creative activity is also social, cultural, and collaborative with people distributing, modifying, and reacting to the creations of others. This process can inspire subsequent iterations. To understand and support open-ended, culturally embedded, collaborative creativity, HCI researchers are seeking new methods to study the sociocultural aspects of creativity support. This Special Interest Group on Creativity and Cultures in Computing (SIGCCC) invites diverse researchers to provide a forum for CST discussions from a wide sociocultural lens. The participants will identify and discuss the state-of-the-art and conceptualize future directions for creativity support research.

Date: Mon, Apr 24, 16:35 - 18:00 (Hamburg time)
Location: Room Y09
Mode: Hybrid (in-person and virtual)

Website: https://chci.pages.dev/chi2023

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From Big-C to mini-c: everyday creativity for well-being

End-user development, malleable software, and socio-technical programming environments

Fan community as part of creative process

Culture biases and WEIRDness of creativity support research

Online worlds and social creativity

Human-AI co-creativity and agency

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