Calls For Participation

Full papers - up to 16 pages single column (excluding references), anonymized

Special Fast Track for revised CHI papers - ^{(see footnote 1)}

Short papers - up to 8 pages single column (excluding references), anonymized

Demonstration papers - up to 4 pages single column (excluding references), not anonymized, demonstration at the conference ^{(see footnote 2)}

Poster papers - up to 4 pages single column (excluding references), anonymized, presented at the conference ^{(see footnote 3)}

Workshop proposals - up to 4 pages single column (excluding references and author bios), not anonymized ^{(see footnote 4)}

All page lengths are excluding references. Papers will be reviewed in a double-blind process. Each paper will receive 3 reviews.

All accepted submissions will be published in the ACM Digital Library.

¹ More information can be found on the dedicated Special Fast Track CfP site.

² Authors of demonstration papers are also required to submit a floor plan of their demo setup and a list of requirements (e.g., tables, chairs, power outlets, etc.) as appendix of their submission PDF (this information is not included in the page limit). They can optionally also upload a brief teaser video, showing their demo (approx. 1 minute). More information can be found on the dedicated Call for Demos site.

³ More information can be found on the dedicated Call for Posters site.

⁴ More information can be found on the dedicated Call for Workshops site.

* Submissions can be made via EasyChair.

The ACM Publication System (TAPS) will be used for full papers, short papers, posters, and demos. Please be sure to read the instructions on the TAPS workflow page carefully.

First, authors will prepare their manuscript using the ACM Primary Article Template in single-column format for review. Upon conditional acceptance, the authors revise their manuscript to submit their publication-ready article. The ACM workflow requests authors to produce final publications (PDF and HTML5) by themselves using TAPS. For this, the authors upload publication-ready source files (single-column Word or double-column LaTeX) to TAPS. TAPS will then generate the double-column PDF and responsive HTML5 document. Further information and the templates for both Latex and Word can be found on the corresponding Preparing Your Article with LaTeX or Preparing Your Article with Word pages.

In short:

• Use the single-column Word Submission Template or the single-column LaTeX Template for submission. For LaTeX, you can use \documentclass[manuscript, review, anonymous]{acmart} to create an anonymous submission.

• Use the single-column Word Submission Template or the double-column LaTeX Template (i.e., \documentclass[sigconf]{acmart}) for publication in the ACM Digital Library (i.e., after conditional acceptance).

• Follow the above linked tutorials for further information on how to work with the ACM Primary Article Template.

• You can directly download the Word Template or the LaTeX Template if you wish. Alternatively, you can also use this Overleaf template.