ACM DIS Conference Submission Assistant
Guides academic manuscript preparation and fit analysis for the ACM Conference on Designing Interactive Systems (DIS).
The ACM DIS Conference Submission Assistant optimizes computer science and interaction design manuscripts specifically for the ACM Conference on Designing Interactive Systems (DIS). It provides expert evaluation on research framing, design artifact articulation, methodology standards, and peer-review calibration. By screening submissions against official cycle requirements, anonymity rules, and common desk-reject risks, this skill helps academic researchers, HCI practitioners, and design theorists ensure their work meets DIS's high evidentiary and theoretical standards before submission.
主な機能
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02Evaluates research fit for interaction design, design methods, critical computing, and human-centered systems
03Identifies methodological and empirical gaps tailored to DIS review expectations
04Provides venue-specific framing and neighbor routing recommendations (e.g., CHI, TEI, ISS, CSCW)
05Screens manuscripts for desk-reject triggers, anonymity issues, and submission-cycle checklist compliance
06Generates structured fit diagnostics with actionable rebuttal postures and contribution calibration
ユースケース
01Reframing an arXiv preprint or technical artifact report into a competitive DIS design research paper
02Assessing whether an interaction design or HCI manuscript fits ACM DIS or should route to CHI, TEI, or CSCW
03Running pre-submission checks to identify evidence gaps, ethics reporting deficiencies, and formatting risks