IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages and Human-Centric Computing: VL/HCC 2011 - September 18-22, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

If you are interested in attending a VL/HCC workshop, please visit the Program: Workshops page.

This page describes submitting a workshop proposal, for which the deadline has passed.

Workshops

Workshops are small meetings intended to foster discussion in an area related to that of the conference. We strongly recommend that organizers plan their workshop to encourage interaction among the attendees and avoid structuring the workshop as a long series of individual paper presentations. Note also that workshops are not courses where an instructor teaches the attendees (see Tutorials below for this instead).

Prospective workshop organizers must submit a workshop proposal package, which will be reviewed by the workshop chairs and may either be accepted or rejected. If the workshop is accepted, then both the conference organizers and the workshop organizers will publicize the workshop to ensure that a sufficient number of attendees submit position papers to the workshop.

The workshop proposal package must contain:

The proposal package must be submitted by e-mail to the workshop chairs at jwnichols@us.ibm.com.

Tutorials

Tutorials allow conference attendees to expand their knowledge. Tutorials might introduce researchers to emerging areas or new technologies, or provide an overview of the state of the art in an existing research area.

Prospective tutorial instructors must submit a tutorial proposal package, which will be reviewed by the tutorial chairs and may either be accepted or rejected. If the tutorial is accepted, then both the conference organizers and the tutorial instructors will publicize the tutorial to ensure that a sufficient number of attendees will choose to attend the tutorial.

The tutorial package must contain:

Both documents should be submitted as PDFs via e-mail to the tutorial organizers at jwnichols@us.ibm.com.