Human–Computer Interaction (IASTED–HCI 2007) will be an international forum for researchers and practitioners from the multi–disciplinary fields of human–computer interaction. This conference aims to promote new ideas, research, and results in this area, to strengthen the relationships between connected fields of study, and to improve the cooperation between academia and industry. <b>Keywords:</b> Analysis, Design, and Evaluation Methods<br>Artificial Intelligence and Agents<br>Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW)<br>Computer–based Learning<br>Devices and Display Systems, Tools, and Interaction Techniques<br>Ecological Interfaces<br>Education about HCI<br>Experience Design<br>Formal Methods in HCI<br>Graphical User Interfaces<br>Groupware Interfaces<br>Guidelines and Design Heuristics<br>Societal Implications of HCI<br>HCI Case Studies<br>HCI in Mobile, Ubiquitous and Pervasive Computing Contexts<br>HCI Theories, Methods, and Practice<br>Intelligent Systems<br>Interaction Design for People with Disabilities<br>Interaction through Wireless Communication Networks<br>Interfaces for Restricted Environments<br>Internationalization and Implications of Culture on Design<br>Non–Verbal Interfaces<br>Perceptual and Adaptive User Interfaces<br>Psychological Aspects of HCI<br>Speech and Natural Language Interfaces<br>Support for Creativity and Learning<br>Theoretical Foundations of HCI<br>Universal Access and Usability<br>Usability Engineering<br>Usability Testing<br>User Interface Development<br>User Interface Software Tools, Architectures, and Technologies<br>User Modelling and Adaptation<br>User Profiling and Individual Differences between Users<br>User Support Systems<br>Virtual and Augmented Reality<br>Visions of HCI in the Future<br>Visual Programming<br>
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HCI
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Chamonix
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France
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