CLIHC topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
 user interface design and evaluation methods
 universal accessibility
 cross-cultural and internationalization issues
 multi-modal interfaces, theoretical & multidisciplinary aspects
 social and cultural issues in HCI
 intelligent user interfaces
 personalization and adaptive interfaces
 end-user programming, multimedia
 virtual reality and games
 online communities and pervasive computing.

LA-WEB topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
 Browsers and user interfaces
 E-commerce, E-Science, E-government and E-Learning
 Digital libraries
 Multimedia and hypermedia
 Mobility and ubiquitous web access
 Performance, reliability and scalability
 Web data mining
 Search
 Semantic web
 Web engineering
 Collaboration and web communities
 Security, privacy and copyright issues
 XML and web services
 Collaborative tagging
 Blogging
 Social Networks
 Web spam characterization, detection and filtering
 Web visualization
 Web usability and accessibility
 Web 2.0 approaches and applications

Authors are encouraged to submit preliminary research results of work-in-progress, use cases, thesis developments, etc. on all aspects of conference interest topics. Poster presentations will provide authors with early feedback on their research work and enable them to exchange ideas during the conference.

An abstract of 800 words should be submitted through the easychair submission management system, and should include the essence of the planned presentation. To submit your paper press here

All posters will be reviewed by at least two members of the Program Committee according to the relevance of the work and to their ability to generate discussions between the participants of the conference. Submissions can be in Spanish, Portuguese or English. Accepted Posters should submit a two-page extended abstract, following the IEEE conference format, including no page numbers, in Word format for Windows, that will be published in the CLIHC proceedings with ISBN edited by the UABC.

The posters will be presented during the Welcome cocktail of the conference, before that you will have a short presentation during the MADNESS poster track.

Extended deadline of 800-word submissions: September 8th, 2009
Notification of acceptance: September 21st, 2009
Two-page camera-ready manuscripts due: October 1st, 2009
Conference dates: November 9-11, 2009

Program chairs:
Elizabeth S. Furtado (elizabet@unifor.br) and Alberto L. Moran (alberto_moran@uabc.mx) | (amoran2k@gmail.com) Posters chairs: Victoria Meza (mmeza@uabc.mx), Sandra Nava-Muñoz (al323591@uabc.mx) | (gaviota9n@gmail.com) and Juan Pablo García (netcommx@hotmail.com)

IMPORTANT:
*Attendance by at least one author is mandatory and should be registered to the conference.
*MADNESS poster track will be announced soon.
*Accepted posters will not need to re-submit your work to shi call. But you will ask to send the final version of your paper by the due date.