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CHI*Atlanta is the Atlanta Metro Area chapter of the
ACM
Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction
(SIGCHI),
known as Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) in the professional world.
CHI*Atlanta provides a forum for people who share a
common interest in how humans interact with computer
technology. Members (100+ and growing) include
professionals and students from a wide range of
disciplines and experience levels.
ACM SIGCHI
embraces work on the communication between human and machine, characterization
of the use and contexts of use for interactive systems, methodology of
design, and new designs themselves.
Preeminent in its field, only ACM SIGCHI provides you with a wide-ranging
forum for the exchange of ideas with others interested in human computer
interaction (HCI) from disciplines including: computer science, psychology,
cognitive science, human factors, industrial design, graphic design,
anthropology, sociology, management science,
software engineering, and more!
ACM SIGCHI serves as an international venue for specialists in
human-computer interaction, education, usability, interaction design,
computer supported cooperative work, and other related areas. The group
helps to organize and coordinate information through online services,
traditional publications, local SIGS, conferences, workshops, and symposia
relating to HCI.
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