The Future of HCI Workshop (FutureHCI '26)

An ever-changing world of technology has brought about new societal, technical, and environmental challenges that require interdisciplinary approaches. The Future of Human-Computer Interaction Workshop (FutureHCI) is designed to provide a platform for researchers to initiate discourse about their ideas with members of the broader community. In particular, we welcome preliminary theories, reviews, prototypes, and empirical evidence. 

Specifically, the workshop will provide opportunities for researchers to present preliminary research and receive feedback, propose new analysis methods and ways of understanding data, and discuss future directions for the research community. Additionally, attendees will be able to find shared interests and new collaborators, fill in knowledge gaps through diverse perspectives, and stay current on future trends in the broader HCI community.

• General Chair:
  Ryan P. McMahan, Virginia Tech

• Program Chairs:
  Scott McCrickard, Virginia Tech
  Lee Lisle, University of Central Florida

• Technical Program Committee:
  Gerd Bruder, University of Central Florida
  Yan Chen, Virginia Tech
  Tiffany Do, Drexel University
  Jixiang Fan, University of Tampa
  Christiana Garcia, Virginia Tech
  Ravi Kuber, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
  Stephen Moore, George Mason University
  Cassidy Nelson, University of Utah
  Sehrish Basir Nizamani, Virginia Tech
  Jeba Rezwana, Towson University
  Andrew Robb, Clemson University
  Jessica Vitak, University of Maryland, College Park
  Yaxing Yao, Johns Hopkins University

The Center for Human-Computer Interaction at Virginia Tech is sponsoring this workshop.