Abstract
Currently, HCI researchers and HCI practitioners work in relatively separate spheres of influence. Practitioners often question the value of academic HCI research and desire more practical directions. HCI researchers often wonder if their research findings are communicated via the optimal channels for influencing practitioners’ process and direction, or whether their results generalize to the real workaday world of HCI. This panel attempts to outline what practitioners need from their academic partners, and how they think these needs can be addressed by academic research. Academics on the panel will state what they see as interesting future research challenges, and whether or how they think they can address the practitioner community’s interests. The practitioners on the panel will then state their opinions about the opportunities for technology transfer from academia to practice.
Recommended Citation
Czerwinski, Mary; Benbasat, Izak; Ratner, Julie; Santhanam, Radhika; and Todd, Peter, "HCI Research Transfer to Practice: Better Together" (2003). SIGHCI 2003 Proceedings. 13.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/sighci2003/13