Please use the templates below when submitting Papers only. There are three 3 options available:. This template should be used for submitting to the workshops, courses, case studies, doctoral consortium, panels, interactivity, SIGs, late-breaking works, alt. You can use one of the following three 3 templates:. The CHI conference committee is asking all authors to work on improving the accessibility of their submissions.
Please see the Guide to an Accessible Submission for more details. Please direct your technical query to: acmtexsupport aptaracorp. Please read and follow the instructions above. Please follow the instructions in the respective call for participation regarding page limits. The CHI conference committee is asking all authors to work on improving the accessibility of their submissions. Please see the Guide to an Accessible Submission for more details.
If you have any questions or concerns with regards to publication templates, please contact CHI Publications chairs publications chi A key motivation behind the new ACM publication workflow is to support multi-format representations here is an example. To that end, ACM decided to move to a new publishing culture that separates content from presentation. Another motivation is to reduce the manual work and resulting costs of editors to detect and fix problems in manuscripts for production.
TAPS and the new template automate many tasks that have been done manually in the past. Below, we provide additional details caused by the change.
Answers to frequently asked questions can be found at the bottom. A critical aspect of this change is that what the reviewers see during reviewing single-column is different from what the final publications look like two-column. This is a change in the process that we have followed before.
See FAQ below for details. Another critical aspect of the new workflow is that page length is no longer the measure of the size of submissions. We have considered word or character counts as alternative measurements, but unfortunately, there is no established, consistent way to count them.
Different tools have different ways of counting words and characters. So, CHI has decided to remove the hard size limit from paper submissions. Authors and reviewers are expected to work together to keep papers concise. The longer the paper is, the more significant the contribution must be. A paper that extends beyond the typical length see our example papers for typical page lengths in single-column and two-column submission will be scrutinized in particular detail. Another related change is that we have discontinued the traditional CHI extended abstract format landscape.
We use the same format as full papers portrait for submissions to any CHI venue. Any transition of this significance will require the work of people to adopt new practices. We recognize that some authors and reviewers will bear more of this work than others.
We appreciate your kind understanding and cooperation. To be better prepared, we strongly encourage authors to test the new template early and familiarize themselves with it. If you have any questions or suggestions, please send them to publications chi We are happy to provide you with help and support. Camera-ready format: In converting text from older templates to the latest template for the camera ready, authors will NOT have to cut content to fit within a certain page limit. There should be no loss of content when switching templates, except to address reviewer concerns of course.
Microsoft Word authors are strongly encouraged to work on improving the accessibility of their submissions, using recommendations found in the Guide to an Accessible Submission. There will be some guidance and assistance from volunteers to help you through this process and to answer questions on using the new template during camera-ready preparation.
This template should be used for submitting to the workshops, courses, case studies, doctoral consortium, panels, interactivity, SIGs, late breaking work, alt. You can use one of the following three 3 templates:. Updated on Dec If you need more space for your extended abstract, feel free to remove the CCS Concepts and ACM Reference Format sections from your paper we have removed them from the latest version of the Word template.
A uthors are strongly encouraged to work on improving the accessibility of their submissions, using recommendations found in the Guide to an Accessible Submission. The CHI conference committee is asking all authors to work on improving the accessibility of their submissions.
Please see the Guide to an Accessible Submission for more details. Please direct your technical query to: acmtexsupport aptaracorp.
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