Workshop: Graduate Student Consortium at the 2012 Tangible, Embedded and Embodied Interaction (TEI'12) Conference

最近的技术进步使数字应用程序能够摆脱纯粹的桌面和办公室环境，在我们的日常生活和空间中获得更大的相关性：家庭、教室、公共和文化场所、科学实验室等。这催生了越来越多的创造性实践和研究领域，试图克服物理世界和数字世界之间的长期分离。ACM有形、嵌入和体现交互(TEI)会议是计算机科学家、工程师、艺术家和设计师在连接物理和虚拟世界的新界面新兴领域工作的跨学科社区的聚集地。这一奖项是为了支持将在加拿大安大略省女王大学举行的ACM TEI 2012研究生联合会第三届年会。ACM TEI 2012研究生联盟将在这一不同的工程和创造力领域的交汇点促进国内和国际研究、方法和思想的交流。该联盟是发展新一代科学家、工程师和设计师的研究和设计技能的机会，他们将塑造未来计算的技术和社会文化格局，因为它无缝地集成了物理对象和虚拟空间。该联盟计划旨在通过为该领域的年轻科学家、研究人员和设计师提供指导，并让他们有机会在会议上会见和接触更资深的TEI研究人员，来增加对有形、嵌入和具体化互动学术社区的参与。来自工业设计、数字媒体艺术、以人为中心的计算和计算机科学等一系列领域的学生将聚集并分享研究项目，这些研究项目将有助于拓宽他们对该领域变革实践和方法的视角。该联盟的参与者将被邀请展示他们的工作，并从一个教师导师小组那里获得建设性的批评。而且，他们将在会议期间的海报会议上展示他们的工作，他们的随附论文将在ACM数字图书馆发表。

Recent technological advances have enabled digital applications to move away from purely desktop and office settings to gain greater relevance in our everyday lives and spaces: homes, classrooms, public and cultural places, scientific laboratories and beyond. This has given rise to an increasing number of creative practices and research areas that seek to overcome the long-standing separation between the physical and digital worlds. The ACM Conference on Tangible, Embedded and Embodied Interaction (TEI) serves as a gathering place for an interdisciplinary community of computer scientists, engineers, artists and designers working in the emerging field of new interfaces that bridge the physical and virtual worlds. This award is in support of the third annual TEI 2012 Graduate Student Consortium, to be held at the ACM TEI 2012 at Queen's University in Ontario, Canada. The ACM TEI 2012 Graduate Student Consortium will promote national and international exchange of research, methods and ideas at the intersection of this diverse field of engineering and creativity. The consortium is an opportunity to develop the research and design skills of a new generation of scientists, engineers, and designers who will shape the technological and socio-cultural landscape of the future of computing as it integrates physical objects and virtual spaces seamlessly. The consortium program aims to increase participation in the tangible, embedded and embodied interaction academic community by providing mentorship for young scientists, researchers, and designers in this field, and by giving them the opportunity to meet and engage with more senior TEI researchers at the conference.Students from a range of fields, including industrial design, digital media arts, human centered computing and computer science will convene and share research projects that will help to broaden their perspectives on transformative practices and methods in the field. Consortium participants will be invited to present their work and receive constructive critique from a panel of faculty mentors. And, they will present their work in a poster session during the conference, and their accompanying papers will be published in the ACM Digital Library.