Submissions

We invite participants to present their approaches and reflections on the integration of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and Web Engineering (WE) methods, tools and techniques applied to the development of Web 2.0 applications.

Contributions should be written in English and adhere to the Springer LNCS (Lecture Notes in Computer Science) format (up to 12 pages). They should highlight general scientific contributions of the research and practical significance.

All submissions will be screened by the scientific committee for appropriateness with the workshop themes and format. The presentation of each accepted paper will adhere to the following rules: a slot of 30 minutes will be allocated for each paper; while the paper could provide extensive definition, detailed models, and some steps of the approach, the presentation should demonstrate step-by-step how to proceed with the approach that addresses the selected open question; the presentation should pay attention to facilitate understanding first, without going too much into details; the presentation could be interrupted at any time for questions (clarification, discussion, debating, examining alternate approaches, cross-referencing) ; all questions and their answers will be recorded and made publicly available, along with reusable material.

Workshop papers can be submitted through EasyChair system.

In the submission form you will be asked the workshop to which you want to submit the paper. Make sure to select the IWWOST workshop.

If you have an existing EasyChair account, you don't need to register again: you can use your existing account (e.g., if you submitted a paper to the main ICWE conference, you can use the same account).