Jennifer C. Mankoff
Eli Blevis
Alan Borning
Batya Friedman
Susan R. Fussell
Phoebe Sengers
ABSTRACT
By its nature, the discipline of human computer interaction must take into consideration the issues that are most pertinent to humans. We believe that the CHI community faces an unanswered challenge in the creation of interactive systems: sustainability. For example, climate scientists argue that the most serious consequences of climate change can be averted, but only if fundamental changes are made. The goal of this SIG is to raise awareness of these issues in the CHI community and to start a conversation about the possibilities and responsibilities we have to address issues of sustainability.
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Index Terms
- Environmental sustainability and interaction
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