ECCE 2013 Programme

Monday, 26 August 2013

Registration

8:00

Opening ceremony

9:15

Keynote Michael Kalbow, Head of Maintenance Training, Airbus

9:30

Coffee break

10:30

Paper session 1: "Considerations"

•    Guy André Boy. From STEM to STEAM: Toward a Human-Centered Education, long paper

•    Tjerk De Greef, Arvind Mohabir, Ibo van der Poel and Mark Neerincx. sCEthics: Embedding Ethical Values in Cognitive Engineering, long paper

•   Chris Stary. Semantic Work Process Analysis – A Reflexive Stakeholder Articulation Approach, long paper

11:00

Lunch

12:30

Paper session 2: "E-Learning and Education"

•    Nathalie Bonnardel, Sylvain Mazon and Alicja Wojtczuk. Impact of Project-Oriented Educational Methods on Creative Design, long paper

•    Bijan Gillani. Cognitive Theory and the design of Education-to-Work Connection, short paper

•    Els Rogier, Selene Uras and Gerrit van der Veer. What Learners Teach Us – E-Learning Patterns for Adult ICT Education, short paper

•    Teresa Consiglio and Gerrit Van Der Veer. Electronic Learning Environments : Worlds behind Screens, short paper

13:30

Coffee break

14:45

Paper session 3: "Coping"

•    Marja Liinasuo, Iina Aaltonen, Hannu Karvonen, Leena Norros and Beatriz Fuentes. Coping with the Demands of Network Management by Autonomic Functionalities and Training, short paper

•    Elena Dalinger. A Framework for Design of an Integrated System for Decision Support and Training, short paper

•   Julie Paxion, Edith Galy and Catherine Berthelon. Overload or Efficient Processing? Impact of Driving Experience and Situation Complexity, short paper

15:15

Social event : Visit of Airbus Industry

16:00

Tuesday, 27 August 2013

Keynote Claire O'Malley, Professor of Learning Science, Faculty of Science, University of Nottingham

9:00

Coffee break

10:00

Paper session 4: "Technology for all"

•    Elisa Rubegni and Monica Landoni. Modeling the Role of Teachers in Introducing Portable Technology to the School Curriculum, long paper

•    Fanny Le Morellec, Margarita Anastassova and Pierre Falzon. The Environment: A Source of Capabilities for Older Adults?, short paper

•   Baldassarre D'Elia, Benish Fida, Ivan Bernabucci, Silvia Conforto, Tommaso D'Alessio and Maurizio Schmid. The Influence of Haptic Feedback on Hand Movement Regularity in Elderly Adults, long paper

•   Mary Barreto, Michelle Scott, Ian Oakley, Evangelos Karapanos, Nuno Nunes, Joana Gomes and Sofia Gomes. Playing for the Planet: Designing Toys that Foster Sustainable Values, short paper

10:30

Lunch

12:00

Paper session 5: "Cognitive Support"

•    Herre van Oostendorp and Saraschandra Karanam. Navigating in a Virtual Environment with Model-Generated Support, long paper

•    Tjerk De Greef and Alexander Leveringhaus. An Ethical Boundary Agent that Prevent the Abdication of Responsibility in Combat Systems, short paper

•    Hanna Koskinen and Jari Laarni. Secrets of the Analog Operating. Panels: Can they be Revealed Digitally in the New Training Simulator, long paper

•   Tina Mioch, Tinka R. A. Giele, Nanja J. J. M. Smets and Mark A. Neerincx. Measuring Emotions of Robot Operators in Urban Search and Rescue Missions, short paper

13:30

Coffee break

15:00

Paper session 6: "Cognitive and Socio-cognitive Models"

•    Elise Grison, Valérie Gyselinck and Jean-Marie Burkhardt. Using the Critical Incidents Technique to Explore Variables Related to Users’ Experience of Public Transport Modes, long paper

•    Brigit van Loggem. Towards a Framework for Documentation Design: an Abstract Model of Computer-Mediated Activity, short paper

•   Célia Martinie, Philippe Palanque, Martina Ragosta and Racim Fahssi. Extending Procedural Task Models by Explicit and Systematic Integration of Objects, Knowledge and Information, long paper

•   Flore Barcellini, Catherine Delgoulet, Dominique Fréard and Julien Nelson. Interactions in an Online Community in Ergonomics: From Sharing Information to Comparing Practices?, short paper

15:30

AGM EACE Meeting

17:00

Social Event

19:00

Wednesday, 28 August 2013

Paper session 7: "Experience Design and Joint Cognitive Systems"

•    Hanna Koskinen, Hannu Karvonen and Helena Tokkonen. User Experience Targets as Design Drivers: A Case Study on the Development of a Remote Crane Operation Station, long paper

•    Harry Witchel, Carina Westling, Rob Needham, Aoife Healy and Nachiappan Chockalingam. Mean Head and Shoulder Heights when seated: Subconscious Postural Cycles during Discrete, Computerised Stimuli, short paper

•    Sarah Sharples, Sally Shalloe, Gary Burnett and David Crundall. Journey Decision Making: The influence of dynamic information presented on Variable Message Signs, long paper

•   Marc Werfs and Gordon Baxter. Towards Resilient Adaptive Socio-Technical Systems, short paper

9:00

Coffee break

10:30

Paper session 8: "Learning, Monitoring and Mobile Technology"

•    Cédric Bach, Régina Bernhaupt, Marco Winckler and Caio Stein D’Agostini. Mobile Applications for Incident Reporting Systems in Urban Contexts : Lessons Learned from Empirical Study, long paper

•    Ioanna Iacovides, Anna Cox and Ann Blandford. Supporting Learning within the Workplace: Device Training in Healthcare, short paper

•    Erik Grönvall and Nervo Verdezoto. Understanding Challenges and Opportunities of Preventive Self-Monitoring at Home, long paper

•    Marie-Hélène Ferrer, Jacob Hodges and Nathalie Bonnardel. The MoLE Project: An International Experiment about Mobile Learning Environment, short paper

11:00

Closing ceremony

12:30

Lunch

13:00

Workshop

Ergonomics of Dependable and of Safety Critical Systems

14:00