Is the Brazilian HCI Community Researching Cultural Issues? An Analysis of 15 years of the Brazilian HCI Conference.

Isabela Gasparini · Marcos H. Kimura · Marcelo Soares Pimenta · José Palazzo Moreira de Oliveira

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This paper presents the results of a in-depth study to investigate if Brazilian HCI (Human Computer Interaction) community is addressing cultural issues. In this paper, the results emerge from a study of fifteen years paper production in Brazilian HCI conference. After this first analysis, this work explored each Brazilian’ researcher curriculum from the previous result, aiming to understand how research field is evolving.

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