Day One
Session 1: Meta-Design
Usable Morality – A Challenge for End User Security
- Luke Church and Alan F. Blackwell (University of Cambridge)
Policy Languages: For the Modern World or for an Alternate Universe
- Moritz Becker (Microsoft) and Vicky Weissman (Cornell University)
Session 2: Design Practice
Connecting Programming with Accessibility
- Chris Douce (Open)
Agile Narratives: Conversational Storytelling Across Agile Systems Development Practices
- Johanna Hunt (University of Sussex)
Developers Anticipating Users’ Behavior During Design
- Cordula Krinner (Technische Universität Berlin)
Dinner
Day Two
Why learn to program anyway?
- Invited Talk: Dr Judith Good (University of Sussex)
Session 3: User Practice
Sensemaking in web-based learning
- Ann Abraham (Open University)
Prototyping a user-interface design: the importance of tapping user knowledge
- Nawal Alshebel and Thomas Green (University of Leeds)
An Empirical Study of End-User Behaviour in Spreadsheet Debugging
- Brian Bishop and Kevin McDaid (Dundalk Institute of Technology)
Custom And Packaged Software Convergence
- Ian Entwistle (University of Salford)
Session 4: Cognitive Dimensions and Computer Science Education
Can Cognitive Dimensions Predict User Trust?
- Jiten Makan (University of Salford)
Tradeoffs in Future Proofing Notations
- Luke Church (University of Cambridge)
Conceptions of Object-Oriented Terms
- Morten Lindholm (University of Aarhus, Denmark)