We have opened submissions for Round 2 of workshop submissions.
AfriCHI 2025 Industry Workshop Trackinvites practical proposals and hands-on experiences that focus on fostering industry engagement and collaboration in the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), UI/UX,AI, and other emerging technologies. This year, we invite industry participantsto submit proposals for workshops that aim to share practical knowledge and foster discussions on the latest trends in product and service designs, UX/UI design best practices, and AI interface designs, among others. Where possible,the workshop offerings should aim to align with the AfriCHI 2025 theme: “Re-centering African Wisdom in HCI.”
It is important to emphasize that, unlike courses track, a workshop should emphasize initiating discussions of timely topics and be oriented to hands-on, real-world applications and solutions. We highly encourage workshops that can provide opportunities for industry and academic professionals, and stakeholders from organizations.
Track Objectives:
Suggested Topics for Workshop
Workshop Format
Proposals should outline interactive formats designed to engage participants actively through hands-on activities, case studies, demonstrations, or collaborative problem-solving sessions. Workshops may be half-day in-person events at the conference venue. One author from every accepted industry workshop proposal must register for and attend the conference to present their workshop.
Submission Guidelines
The Workshop submissions for Round 2 do not have to be academically styled but should be written in English and include no more than 8 pages (excluding references). Submissions should use the official conference template(single column).
Workshop Proposals should include:
Review Process (Chair-reviewed / Curated)
Proposals will be reviewed based on their potential to attract participants, foster practical engagement, and contribute to the conference attendees. The review criteria include the relevance of the topic to industry needs and challenges,the interaction and practicality of the workshop format, and the potential for fostering partnerships between industry stakeholders and the African HCI community.
If need be, carefully chosen workshops will be curated by the conference leaders to provide a rich experience for industry attendees
Important dates
All times are in Anywhere on Earth (AoE) time zone.
Round 1
Round 2
Workshop Co-chairs
Contact information:
For questions or further details about submitting aproposal, Workshops@africhi2025.org