Transparency and Openness Promotion Guidelines for HCI
L. Chuang, and U. Pfeil. Proceedings of the CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems-Extended Abstracts (CHI-EA), page SIG04:1-SIG04:4. ACM, (2018)
DOI: 10.1145/3170427.3185377
Abstract
This special interest group addresses the status quo of HCI research with regards to research practices of transparency and openness. Specifically, it discusses whether current practices are in line with the standards applied to other fields (e.g., psychology, economics, medicine). It seeks to identify current practices that are more progressive and worth communicating to other disciplines, while evaluating whether practices in other disciplines are likely to apply to HCI research constructively. Potential outcomes include: (1) a review of current HCI research policies, (2) a report on recommended practices, and (3) a replication project of key findings in HCI research.
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%A Chuang, Lewis L.
%A Pfeil, Ulrike
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%E Mandryk, Regan L.
%E Hancock, Mark
%E Perry, Mark
%E Cox, Anna L.
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%R 10.1145/3170427.3185377
%T Transparency and Openness Promotion Guidelines for HCI
%U https://doi.org/10.1145/3170427.3185377
%X This special interest group addresses the status quo of HCI research with regards to research practices of transparency and openness. Specifically, it discusses whether current practices are in line with the standards applied to other fields (e.g., psychology, economics, medicine). It seeks to identify current practices that are more progressive and worth communicating to other disciplines, while evaluating whether practices in other disciplines are likely to apply to HCI research constructively. Potential outcomes include: (1) a review of current HCI research policies, (2) a report on recommended practices, and (3) a replication project of key findings in HCI research.
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title = {Transparency and Openness Promotion Guidelines for HCI},
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