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This tutorial is a hands-on introduction to human-centered design topics and practices for human-robot interaction. It is intended for researchers with a variety of backgrounds, particularly those with little or no prior experience in design. In the morning, participants will learn about user needs and needfinding, as ways to understand the stakeholders in research outcomes, guide the selection of...
The 4th international workshop on Multimedia and Enjoyable Requirements Engineering (MERE'11) was held in conjunction with the 19th IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE'11). It comprised six peer-reviewed technical papers and four interactive sessions. This workshop summary outlines the goals and structure of the MERE series of workshops and provides a synopsis of the 2011 event.
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