Sustainable Human-Work Interaction Designs

Sustainability is a multidimensional concept with dimensions
intertwined. The field of sustainable HCI explores ways to design interactive
systems in a more sustainable way and to make user behavior
more sustainable. In addition, social justice and equity aspects became
emergent domains in HCI during the last decade. To develop interactive
systems for the workplace, research on Human Work Interaction Design
integrated work analysis and interaction design methods from HCI. As
little HWID research has so far addressed environmental, economic, and
social dimensions of sustainability, this workshop is an opportunity to
start a discussion on the subject. This workshop on sustainable humanwork
interaction designs aims to (a) investigate processes and methods
for creating sustainable designs and workplaces, (b) collect case studies
that analyze experiences with introducing and learning from sustainability
at work, and (c) formulate a research agenda for future work on
sustainable human-work interaction designs. The target audience for the
workshop is researchers and practitioners working on topics related to
work analysis, interaction design, green IT, digital transformation, slow
design, craft design, system-organization fit, organizational implementation,
benefits realization, and in-the-wild evaluation.