How the CHI Community Got its Groove

Explore the 35-year history and impact of the CHI (Computer-Human Interaction) community in this 52-minute plenary talk by Ben Shneiderman at CHI 2017. Trace the remarkable research success that led to worldwide cultural transformations through innovations in graphical user interfaces, touchscreens, hypertext, mobile devices, and social media. Delve into the community's growth, evolving research methods, and cross-disciplinary influence while examining key personalities and Shneiderman's own career as a CHI conference founder. Gain insights into the positive changes and potential challenges brought about by these technological advancements. Learn about Shneiderman's vision for future research as outlined in his book "The New ABCs of Research: Achieving Breakthrough Collaborations." Discover the journey of how the CHI community developed its distinctive approach and the potential directions for its continued evolution in this comprehensive talk by a leading figure in Human-Computer Interaction.

Introduction
Long Distance Collaboration
Tracing Design
Anna Shneiderman
Ben Shneiderman
Brooks Sutherland Report
Brad Myers Report
National Research Council Report
How to tell our history
Where do we go
What would you add
Tire tracks diagram
ABCs
Conclusion