Someday, when I submit a case-study-based qualitative research paper, reviewers will not ask for quantitative evidence (e.g. "quantify qualitative data"). Today is not that day. 🫠
The first version of the Explainable AI for the Arts Manifesto — an annotated poster created during the Creativity and Cognition 2024 conference
Also co-presenting with Nick Bryan-Kinns on our alt.CHI paper — XAIxArts Manifesto: Explainable AI for the Arts. Stop by our #CHI2025 session on Tuesday, 29 April 2025, 2:46 pm Japan time 🇯🇵 at Pacifico Yokohama G313. Full paper at dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/...
Francisco Castro holding up his calligraphy work with a calligraphy activity facilitator. The character on the calligraphy work is hikari (light)
A calligraphy artist stands on stage to showcase her calligraphy work for the CHI 2025 conference
A sign for the CHI 2025 conference showing a map of the conference venue, Pacifico Yokohama
Excited to be at #CHI2025 in #Yokohama! 🇯🇵 Very happy to see interesting presentations, catch up with friends and colleagues, and meet new folks 🤝 Also tried #calligraphy at the reception last night! ✒️
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CS/Computing Ed colleagues — I'm serving as Research Track Chair for this year's #RESPECT2025 Conference!
TODAY (Feb 7th) is the last day to submit your abstracts (75–100 words) in EasyChair until midnight AoE.
Full papers are due on Feb 18, 2025.
Details: respectconference.org/call-for-con...
I'm also giving one of the talks in this #LRA session! 😆 "Stories with Art + Computing: Community-Centered Making for Social Critique and Activism" — excited to share the stories, projects, and things we've learned from our community-centered #art+computing making programs! 🎨🎭👨🏼🎨💻🤖 #CRAFT #Research
My first Bluesky conference-post! 🦋 I'm at the 74th Literacy Research Association Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA! (my first #LRA conference!) I'm the session chair for "Sustaining a Research Coordination Network: Critical Relationality as the Building Blocks for CRAFT" — very fun talks lined up!
@bsky.app really needs a way to bookmark or save things for later reference. Having to "like" everything (especially with a ❤️) doesn't work for me when I just intend to save some things for later reading or future reference (e.g., news or articles) vs. actually liking some things (e.g., cool art)
Still my favorite poster of yours! 😆 That first heading is ✨
Officially moved to Bluesky world! 👋🏼
