Time table.

Day 1

Time	Activity	Location
9-9:30	Welcome	WS room
9:30-10:30	One-Minute Madness and Reflection on recurring themes.	WS room
10:30 – 13:00	Coffee Break merging into Fieldwork/Observations	Corridor On Location
13:00-14:00	Lunch – Full team booking, staying together – Working lunch	Conference Centre? On Location?
14:00-15:00	Brainstorming Planning	WS room
15:00-15:30	Coffee Break	Corridor
15:30-17:00	Making	WS room
19:00	Dinner	TBC

Day 2

Time	Activity	Location
9-9:15	Welcome	WS room
9:15-10:30	Making	WS room On Location
10:30 – 11:00(TBC)	Coffee Break	Corridor
11:00 – 13:00	Making	WS room On Location
13:00-14:00 (TBC)	Lunch – Bookings everyone unless declined in the morning – Free to leave early, if teams want to return to WS	Conference Centre?
14:00-15:00	Making Prepare Exhibition	WS room On Location
15:00-15:30 (TBC)	Coffee Break Exhibition	Corridor On Location
15:30-17:00	Exhibition Panel Discussion Book proposal Closing Remarks Exhibition Tear Down	Corridor On Location WS Room

Pre-workshop drinks

Wine Bar



  Many people have expressed a willingness to have a drink to get to know each other the night before the workshop. Naturally, some people will only just be arriving so there is no pressure to attend. We have organised a table at a wine bar from 7 o’clock onwards. This is only for drinks, but if you want to eat food is available. You can come and stay for as long or as little as you like. Our previous experience with workshops, shows that this is quite a good way to get to know people before the intensity of the workshop itself. 

7:00 -9:00 possibly later depending on jet lag. 

The Wine Bar.
9 Church St.
Toronto Ontario 
M5E 1M2 | 
Telephone. 416.504.WINE (9463)

http://www.9church.com

the map location is 
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/9+Church+St/@43.6478226,-79.3733982,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x89d4cb2e18401175:0x7d6284e39544633?hl=en

You can see it in the street view 
https://www.google.com/maps/@43.647842,-79.373545,3a,15y,93.7h,95.35t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1sxQx5SOpVKVGtln3AdYQIRQ!2e0!6m1!1e1

I understand the neighbourhood is pretty friendly.  It’s a 16min walk from the convention centre along Front Street. 
I’m not sure if my phone will work, but in case it does my number is +44 (UK)  7908 649 double ZERO 5 

Ask for the Dalton party and I’ve told them we won’t know each other. My photo is on my home page 
http://users.mct.open.ac.uk/nd2563/ 

Revised papers nearly ready

Thanks to all those who had sent in revised papers by the 14th of March(was 6th originally). We are still a few papers short. In case there are some problems with peoples junk mail I just wanted to inform you that if you didn’t get a reply from me then I probably haven’t got your revised paper. If there has been some communication problem then please let me know ( or try one of the other organisers). If I don’t get a revised version and then I will have rely on the original submission.

I hope to be sending out the final collection of workshop papers to the participants in the near future. This should give everybody time to read each other’s submissions before the workshop.

User Interface Design and UX Design: 50 Important Research Papers Covering Peer-Reviewed and Informal Studies

User Interface Design and UX Design: 50 Important Research Papers Covering Peer-Reviewed and Informal Studies



very useful.

What is beautiful is usable

: UX Curve: A method for evaluating long-term user experience

Correction Access codes for workshop

Particpants 

If you are registering to get for the workshop we have discovered that the access code is wrong you need W04access not WS04access as I said in the email. 

All the reviews are out

To our authors sorry for the delay of getting some reviews out to you. This was a mixture of the extended submission date combined with a family berivement for one our reviewers. If you I have not received a review by now check your junk mailbox and if that fails E-mail Nick Dalton immediately.

We have had some super submissions and have accepted 25 papers. 

Thanks to all our authors  for their hard work!

Advances in Architectural Geometry - MIT

I thought the website could do with a visual change in pace, here is something from the world of Architecture about what they are working on.