ACM TEI Conference Paper Strategist
Evaluates research manuscripts for ACM TEI fit, calibrating framing, evidence requirements, and submission strategy for tangible and embodied interaction.
The ACM TEI Conference Paper Strategist skill assists researchers in evaluating, positioning, and framing computer science papers targeting the ACM International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction (TEI). It provides actionable analysis on topic fit across tangible interfaces, material fabrication, and experiential design, while pinpointing evidence gaps, desk-reject risks, and neighborhood routing against venues like UbiComp, CHI, ASSETS, and VRST. By validating manuscripts against TEI-specific reviewer expectations, ethics requirements, and submission cycles, this skill helps authors craft competitive conference narratives and avoid common pitfalls.