Sigchi

As you know we value our members' input very much in order to bring you the events and speakers you really want. To help us achieve this, please give us your remarks in this online survey.

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After a successful inaugural event in October with nearly 50 attendees, SIGCHI.be continues apace with an evening of three lectures by Belgian speakers on a wide variety of HCI topics.

This next event takes place on Wednesday 20 December in the Namahn library in Brussels.

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Because we believe in constant evaluation and improvement of SIGCHI.be we put together a short online survey.
Please spare 5 minutes to evaluate the kick-off event and give some suggestions for future happenings.

Take the survey now!

After months of preparation SIGCHI.be will officially kick off on Thursday 26 October in Leuven at the Mediacentrum K.U.Leuven, hosted by the Centre for Usability Research.

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If for some reason you would like to get in touch with the SIGCHI.BE community you can send emails to: sigchi@listserv.cc.kuleuven.be

Note that this is a temporary solution. We will make new mailinglists (e.g. for members and non-members) after the first SIGCHI.BE event. At this moment there are no actual members yet, but that does not mean that there is no community. So mail away!

Because a picture says more than a thousand words (I know, the mother of all clichés) we are in search of a good logo. So all you creative people out there, start sketching and painting. In short we are looking for a logo that…

• … has a simple font, nothing too fancy or illegible
• … should have a graphical element that refers to HCI
• … has a limited set of colors and it should also still be legible and attractive in black and white.
• … can be used for web and print.
• … spells SIGCHI.BE (not SIGCHI Belgium, BelCHI or any other name)

The winner will be rewarded with a free one-year SIGCHI.BE membership.

Submissions can be sent to Hans De Mondt

With this first post we would like to welcome you all to SIGCHI.BE, the Belgian chapter of ACM's special interest group for Computer Human Interaction. This initiative will be a platform where HCI practitioners from academia and industry meet to share knowledge and experiences.

The starting committee