Michelle Martin is the recipient of the 2018 Children’s Literature Association Mentoring Award. The award recognizes Michelle’s determination to encourage and nurture the scholarly work of others in the children’s literature field. She will be honored at the 2018 Children’s Literature...

Negin Dahya, along with co-authors Sarah Dryden-Peterson and Elizabeth Adelman, received the 2018 AERA (American Educational Research Association) Palmer O. Johnson Memorial Award for Pathways to Educational Success Among Refugees: Connecting Locally and Globally Situated Resources. The article was...

Jaime Snyder had two papers accepted with accompanying invitations to present: "Interpretive Impacts of Text Visualization: Mitigating Political Framing Effects" was accepted to ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction (TOCHI) with Eric Baumer and Geri Gay. They have also been invited...

Ricardo Gomez’s LatinX @ UW is now available on amazon.com. The book presents a tapestry of images and stories of LatinX faculty, students, and staff at the University of Washington. Proceeds from the sale of this book will support scholarships for LatinX undocumented students at UW. Hala...

Alexis Hiniker’s guest blog post Should screens tell kids to end screen-time? was the lead article on the Jacobs Foundation blog this past Wednesday (February 28th). Chris Holstrom will present his accepted paper "Social Tagging: Organic and Retroactive Folksonomies" at the Joint Conference on...

Jason Yip received a Google Faculty Research Award! He and Julie Kientz of the UW HCDE were awarded $60,000 to study "Designing for Inclusive Joint Media Engagement." Congratulations, Jason! Michelle Martin has lots of terrific news to share: At the Association of Library and Information...

Amy J. Ko was awarded a 10-year most influential paper award from the International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE). This is the premiere conference on software engineering research. ICSE selected her paper, "Debugging reinvented: asking and answering why and why not questions...

Congratulations to iSchoolers who received Best Paper Honorable Mentions from CHI 2018! The papers are: Designing a Reclamation of Body and Health: Cancer Survivor Tattoos as Coping Ritual by Jordan Eschler, Arpita Bhattacharya, and Wanda Pratt “Suddenly, we got to become therapists for...

Jin Ha Lee, Michelle Carter, and Marc Schmalz’s article titled, “It’s Not You, It’s Me: Identity, Self-Verification, and Amazon Reviews,” was accepted by ACM SIGMIS Database: The DATA BASE for Advances in Information Systems.

Emma Spiro has terrific news to share: She had the following two papers accepted: “Engage Early, Correct More: How Journalists Participate in False Rumors Online during Crisis Events” in Proceedings of the CHI 2018 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems along with Kate...

Alexis Hiniker had several papers accepted for publication: “Mindless Scrolling and Micro Escapes. Why is Smartphone Use Sometimes so Meaningless?” will appear in Proceedings of the ACM on Interactive, Mobile, Wearable and Ubiquitous Technologies along with Kai Lukoff, Cissy Yu, and Julie...

Jacob O. Wobbrock had two research papers accepted for CHI 2018 as well as a journal acceptance: Mariakakis, A., Parsi, S., Patel, S.N. and Wobbrock, J.O. (2018). Drunk User Interfaces: Determining blood alcohol level through everyday smartphone tasks. Proceedings of the ACM Conference on...

Congratulations to our iSchool Strategic Research Fund (SRF) recipients this year! Hala Annabi for The Untold Story: The Masked Experiences of Women with Autism Working in IT; Alexis Hiniker for iPads and Early Childhood: Do Interactive Technologies Shrink the “Video Deficit”; Clarita...

Jason Yip and Julie Kientz will serve as co-PIs for the 2017H2 Mozilla Research Grant awarded to Alexis Hiniker in the amount of $67,572. Their research is titled, Understanding Design Opportunities for In-Home Digital Assistants for Low- and Middle-Income Families. Wanda Pratt and her team had...

Alexis Hiniker was awarded $67,572 as a recipient of the 2017H2 Mozilla Research Grants for her research Understanding Design Opportunities for In-Home Digital Assistants for Low- and Middle-Income Families. Congratulations, Alexis! Ricardo Gomez has terrific news of both poster and paper...