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Session 1: Home Based Technologies: New Horizons

• Andy Crabtree, Terry Hemmings, & Tom Rodden: Supporting Communication Within Domestic Spaces
• Guy Dewsbury, Karen Clarke, John Hughes, Mark Rouncefield, & Ian Sommerville: Designing Dependable Digital Domestic Environments
• Jonathan Matthews: 'SnapShots': Designing Family Collaboration Tools for the Domestic Environment

Session 2: Internet in Everyday Life

• Wendy Schafer: Delving Deeper Into Access: Marginal Internet Usage in a Local Community
• Kathy Keeling: Stories, Myths, and Metaphors: Explaining self-exclusion and Internet Use in the Home
• Anders Hektor: Information Activities on the Internet in Everyday Life

Session 3: Artifacts and Smart Appliances

• Kajsa Ellegaard, Elin Wihlborg: ICT-applications as tolls for flexible everyday life
• Marianne Graves Petersen: Everyday Artefacts-- Challenges and Opportunities for HCI
• Gloria Brown Simmons: Smart Appliances for Community Medicine

Session 4: Mobile Technologies and Communication Networks

• Umer Farooq, John M. Carroll: Mobilizing Community Networks
• Hilary Smith, Yvonne Rogers, Mia Underwood: Managing personal and work e-mail in the same box: overcoming the tension through new metaphors
• Detlev Zwick and Nikhilesh Dholakia: 'Mobile Technologies and Boundaryless Spaces: Slavish Lifestyles, Seductive Meanderings, or Creative Empowerment?
• Jan Lucenius, Jani Suomalainen, Piia Ventola: Implementing Mobile Access to Heterogeneous Home Environment

Session 5: Applications

• Kibum Kim: TeacherBridge: Knowledge Management in Communities of Practice
• Thomas A. Horan, Kimberly Wells: Digital Connections Between Home and Community: Multi-wave Research Findings and Policy Directions
• Jacqui Taylor: A Survey of Computer Use in the Homes of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Year Undergraduate Students
• Richard Beckwith: Designing for One's Dotage: Ubicomp and Residential Care Facilities

Session 6: Demographics and the Internet

• Ruby Roy Dholakia And Nir Kshetri: Gender Asymmetry in the Adoption of Internet and E-Commerce
• Mary C. Gilly, Hope Schau, Mary Wolfinbarger: Seniors and the Internet: Consuming Technology to Enhance Life and Family Involvement
• Rachel Lehmann-Haupt: Reading from The Multi-Tasking Man

Session 7: Emerging Digital Worlds

• Kathy Buckner and Mark Gillham: Using E-mail for Social and Domestic Purposes: effectiveness in fulfillment of interpersonal communication motives
• Lynne Baillie: The Home Workshop
• Kaveri Subrahmanyam: Evolving Digital Worlds: How Teens are Influenced by the Digital Environment They Construct

Session 8: Consumers on the Internet

• Girish Punj: Influence of Electronic Decision Aids on Consumer Shopping in Online Stores
• Solveig, Wilkstrom, Bo Lennstrand, Christian Perrson: In Search of Viable Solutions
• Janice Denegri-Knott: Consumers behaving badly: deviation or innovation? A conceptual foundation of empowered communication

Session 9: Family Dynamics

• Claire Dormann: Affective experiences in the home: Measuring Emotion
• Jesus Favela, J.Antonio Garcia-Macias, Ana I. Martinez and Christian Navarro: Pervasive Computing at Home
• Sanjoy Mazumdar: Views of Home Design and Technology

Session 10: Smart Home Technologies

• Marcus Ritala: Context Aware User Interface System for Smart Home Control
• Berry Eggen: Home Radio: Extending the Home Experience Beyond the Physical Boundaires of the House
• Maria Spante, Ilona Heldal, Anthony Steed, Ann-Sofie Axelsson, Ralph Schroeder: Strangers and Friends in Networked Immersive Environments: Virtual Spaces for Future Living
• Kent Larson, Tyson Lawrence, Thomas McLeish, Deva Seetharam and H. Shrikumar: A Network for Customizable + Reconfigurable Housing