Proceedings of The First Nordic Conference on Computer-Human Interaction


 
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Stockholm, Sweden
23-25 October, 2000
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NordiCHI is a biennial conference functioning as the main Nordic forum for human-computer interaction research. NordiCHI is the meeting place for researchers from academia and industry, designers, practitioners, educators and others from a broad range of traditions and communities; therefore the conference takes HCI in the non-limited sense of research and practice addressing the design and use of interactive technology.
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