Tutorials

Tutorials are full-day (9am to 6 pm) and half-day (9am to 1pm and 2pm to 6pm) courses that let you learn new skills and knowledge through extended interaction with expert instructors. The 30 tutorials available at CHI 96 represent the leading edge of current practice and research in human computer interaction. Not only do the tutorials provide you with a solid grounding in where the field of HCI is today, but they also point the way to where our field will be in the future.

The tutorials are offered on the Saturday evening, Sunday and Monday before the technical program begins.

Lists of all Tutorials

Numerical list of tutorials (with presenters)
Listed by presenter

What's New for CHI 96?

Two Saturday evening tutorials (not just one)

Earn Continuing Education Units for CHI tutorials

Many tutorials are new for CHI 96

The Tutorial Planner lists tutorials by various topics and job functions

A few of the many reasons to take tutorials at CHI 96

Obtain a "Newcomer's" introduction to HCI

Learn practical "How-To" skills

Attend "Field Surveys" about leading-edge topics in HCI

See "Visions" of the future for HCI

"Change the Way You Think About HCI"

Recommended Groupings

We recommend these related groups of tutorials as excellent combinations to take across the days that tutorials are offered.

Tutorial Planner

Use this guide to help find tutorials related to your occupation or particular topic of interest.

Tutorial Availability

Check out current tutorial availability numbers to see if the tutorial you want to take is still open.

Registration

Use the conference registration form to sign up for tutorials. Do not forget to check to make sure your choice is still available.