Dear reader! This first issue in the 23nd year of i-com comes with some news regarding the publication process of the journal. First, we changed the publication of the journal from color print to online only. Published articles will be available when they have been processed by production in the publishers digital library. This change …
i-com 1/2023 released – Special Issue on Conversational Agents Read More »
For the third issue in the 22nd year of i-com we have selected a current topic in the field of HCI: (the) Metaverse. The term is not completely new – coined by the author Neal Stephenson in his 1992 novel “Snow Crash” – but was hyped by Mark Zuckerberg in 2021 when he renamed his company from …
https://www.degruyter.com/journal/key/icom/21/2/html This special issue invited contributions in the broad and important field of mobile and wearable interaction. Mobile and wearable technologies are now universal. They enable ubiquitous communication, sensing, and interaction. The design of mobile and wearable technologies has a tremendous impact both on our everyday lives and on professional practice. Research in the field …
i-com 2/2022 released – Special Issue on Mobile and Wearable Interaction Read More »
Until today, a common understanding of technology is still shaped by the industrialisation as a progress that facilitates our everyday life, making it more predictable, interesting and diverse too. This development since the 19th century was accompanied and also partly reinforced by a multitude of cultural imaginaries. Who does not know the novels by Jules …
https://www.degruyter.com/journal/key/icom/21/1/html Starting from the year 2000, i-com – Journal of Interactive Media has provided a platform for the human-computer interaction (HCI) research community to share ideas, observations and progress on theories, experi-ments and applications in various HCI topics. Special thanks go to the first (and up-to-now only) Editor-in-Chief (EiC) of i-com, Jürgen Ziegler who has …
i-com 1/2022 released – Special Issue on Culture and Computer Science Read More »
