I have given presentations at conferences, workshops, universities, government organizations and companies. Recently requested slides from presentations are available below.

I have also listed a number of papers in submission or in sketchy draft format, a couple of panel position statements, and personal fun writing.

All items listed here have been requested in conversation and were not readily available elsewhere, so I have plonked them here.

PRESENTATIONS

9/18/07 Sharing Preferences and Privacy Cultures. Microsoft Social Computing Symposium, September 16th-18th 2007, short presentation [pdf of slides]

9/7/07 Closing Keynote, HCI: then, now and what's next? HCI 2007, Lancaster University, Lancaster, 3-7 September 2007. [pdf of sides]

5/11/07 Users, participants, membersSocial science and the design of public space interactive media. Information Processing Society of Japan, IPSJ SIGHCI. [pdf of slides, abstract]

PANELS

McCarthy, J., boyd, d., Churchill E.F., Griswold, W.G., Lawley, E.L. and Zner, M. (2004) Digital Backchannels in Shared Physical Spaces: Attention, Intention and Contention. Proposal and position statements, CSCW 2004. [pdf of slides]
I addressed the social power dynamics of multi-tasking and divided attention. Specifically, I talked about the consequences of sending postural cues that signal we are distracted and not actively listening when someone is addressing us.

DRAFT PAPERS

Wakayama, S., Trevor, J., McDonald, D.W., Koh, T.K., Hilbert, D., Nelson, L. and Churchill, E.F. Swapping personal and public content with Digital Trading Cards. Paper draft, written 2001. [pdf]
Digital Trading cards are small, thin, inexpensive, and disposable electronic containers that offer an alternative to “beaming” digital information.

Nelson, L. and E.F. Churchill Transmedia: Techniques and Tools for Mobile Collaborations. Paper draft, written 2000. [pdf]
Describes three technologies we designed and implemented to allow users to collaborate: HandyNote, MediaNote and Quiet Calls.

FUN

Churchill. E.F. (2006). Reveries; Selves. Introductory comments to Dorsey Dunn's ‘A Certain Presence’, Fringe Exhibitions, Catalogue Commentary, 2006 [pdf of draft]
A short thought piece for Dorsey with my reflections on his fabulous sound installations.