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Affect and Emotion in Human-Computer Interaction
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Exploiting facial expressions for affective video summarisation
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Bringing users of a digital divide context to website evaluation using WELFIT
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Conversas online: a synchronous communication tool integrated to inclusive social networks
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Meta-communication in inclusive scenarios: issues and alternatives
Proceedings of the IX Symposium on Human Factors in Computing Systems
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Enormous changes in the computing field are being experienced, altering the way we relate ourselves with computational technology. If computers had at first limited function and presence in our lives, they are now being used everywhere, all the time, for a multitude of purposes and interaction means for interactivity, supporting even our social relations. This shift calls for new ways of evaluating systems, demanding attention not only to usability and accessibility issues but also to the emotional and affective ones. This paper presents a brief review on theory and methods for affective evaluation of computer systems, as a preliminary discussion on the suitability of existing methods for social software applications. The discussion is instantiated in inclusive social software - Vila na Rede, a system developed under a participatory design approach with the purpose of fostering a digital culture among the less favoured segment in the Brazilian society.