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ORCID5th AfriCHI 2025: Cairo, Egypt
- Shaimaa Lazem, Obinna Anya, Mennatallah Saleh, Makuochi Samuel Nkwo, Attlee M. Gamundani, Abiodun Afolayan Ogunyemi, Omowunmi E. Isafiade:
Proceedings of the 5th Biennial African Human Computer Interaction Conference, AfriCHI 2025, Cairo, Egypt, November 4-8, 2025. ACM 2025, ISBN 979-8-4007-1849-6
Papers
- Oritsetimeyin Arueyingho
, Aisling Ann O'Kane, Paul Marshall, Jonah Sydney Aprioku, Makuochi Samuel Nkwo, Rachael Shivam:
Designing Okuma: A Digital Health Tool for Type 2 Diabetes in Nigeria. 1-22 - Chioma Chigozie-Okwum, Eric P. S. Baumer:
"It looks like someone just threw random dots on a dot plot": User Response to Sketchy Rendering Styles for Data-Driven Algorithmic Systems. 23-36 - Lucretia Williams, Elizabeth A. Ankrah, Catherine E. Draper, Caylee J. Cook, Franceli Cibrian, Jesús Armando Beltrán Verdugo, Kimberley D. Lakes, Gillian Hayes:
Design Considerations for Conversational Agents to Assess the Social-emotional Well-being of Young Children in Low-Income South African Communities. 37-49 - Blessing Song Tang, Omowunmi E. Isafiade, Kessel Okinga Koumou:
Xperience: An Augmented Reality Application to Promote Business to Customer (B2C) Experience in Retail. 50-59 - Kasper Rodil, Ivan A. Nikolov, Andreas Møgelmose, Chris Muashekele, Shorty Kandjengo, Heike Winschiers-Theophilus:
Pixels to People: Bridging Cultures through Game Jams and Digital Storytelling. 60-70 - Lindah Kotut:
Terms and Conditions (Do Not) Apply: Understanding Exploitation Disparities in Design of Mobile-Based Financial Services. 71-82 - Christianah T. Oyewale, Rafiat M. Bamimore Akodu, Tochukwu Ikwunne, Houda Elmimouni:
Bridging Distances, Navigating Dilemmas: Social Media's Role for Sub-Saharan African Students in Morocco. 83-94 - Nour Boulahcen, Gareth W. Young:
Deep Rooted Connections: Cultivating Human-Plant-Computer Interaction Across Cultures and Technologies. 95-127 - Ayomide Omole, Abiodun Ogunyemi, David Lamas:
Designing Internet Banking Experiences for Low-literate Users: A Case of Two Nigerian Banks. 128-134 - Martha Mosha, Øyvind Eide:
Implementation of Co-design in African Digital Cultural Heritage Public Engagement Tools Development. 135-140 - Jaye Nias, Dwayne Brandon, Thane Douglass, Ashley Haynes, Niara Patterson, Krystal Cooper:
From Culture to Code: An Intersectional Analysis of AAVE Slang in Large Language Models. 141-150 - Munachimso Blessing Oguine, Ozioma Collins Oguine, Karla Badillo-Urquiola, Oluwasogo Adekunle Okunade:
'Teens Need to Be Educated on the Dangers': Digital Access, Online Risks, and Safety Practices Among Nigerian Adolescents. 151-164 - Grace Ataguba, Oladapo Oyebode, Bilikis Banire, Fidelia A. Orji, Gerry Chan, Sandra Meier, George Frempong, Rita Orji:
Artificial Intelligence in Africa: Prospects, Challenges and Opportunities Based on Social Media Discourse. 165-185 - Nosipho Mavuso, Darelle van Greunen, Nobert Jere:
Designing Adaptive Career Recommender Interfaces: Insights from South African University Students. 186-203 - Folasade Adedeji, Mayowa Sofowora, Peace Falola:
HCI for All: Insights from a Panel Discussion on the Awareness and Application of HCI in Non-Computing Sciences. 204-209 - Grace Ataguba, Oladapo Oyebode, Gerry Chan, Fidelia A. Orji, Victoria Yemi-Peters, George Frempong, Rita Orji:
Critical Analysis of Designer's Perspectives of E-learning Systems for African Learners: Toward User-Centered and Inclusive Designs. 210-242 - Victor Legbo Yisa, Rita Orji:
Who Wants to Be Cybersecure? Expert Evaluation of a Culturally Adaptive Gamified Cybersecurity Awareness App. 243-255 - Olumide Gabriel Areo, Christianah Titilope Oyewale, Nurudeen Issa:
Hybrid Solar-Wind System: A Green Energy Alternative to Fossil-Fuel Generators for Women Entrepreneurs in Northern Nigeria. 256-266 - Friederike Fröbel, Carina Lange, Philipp Gschwendtner, Ousia Foli-Bebe, Séti Afanou, Victoire Tsamedi, Gesche Joost:
If I were a digital application, I would be ChatGPT: Student perspectives on digital technology in Togo. 267-283 - Joana Couto da Silva, Beatriz Félix, Leina Meoli, Xolani Ntinga, Ricardo Melo, Yaseen Joolay, Sarina Till, Melissa Densmore, Francisco Nunes:
Perspectives of Parents and Healthcare Professionals on Using Chatbots to Support Parents in Child Health: A Qualitative Study. 284-300
Notes
- Oluwafemi Osho, Victor Yisa, Polra Victor Falade, Augustine Yusuf, Solomon Adepoju, Rita Orji:
Piracy in Perspective: Exploring Drivers of Digital Piracy Intention in Nigeria. 301-310 - Vikram Kamath Cannanure, Sharon Wolf, Kaja Jasinska, Timothy X. Brown, Amy Ogan:
Enabling a virtual community of practice facilitated by a chatbot for rural teachers. 311-320 - Timothy X. Brown, David Nkundineza:
Evaluating User Experience of Government and E-Government Services: A technology-neutral ecosystem lens. 321-329 - Chris Muashekele, Shorty Kandjengo, Kasper Rodil, Heike Winschiers-Theophilus:
In Search of Alternatives: Co-Designing a Digital Innovation Game With an Indigenous San Community. 330-337 - Katja Becker, Nicole Vögele, Hartmut Surmann, Dominik Lubos, Tobias Rogowski, Mehmet Ubeyd Yildiz, Abdelrahman Abdelazim, Alphons Kahuhu Koruhama, Heike Winschiers-Theophilus:
Challenges in AI image generation of underrepresented groups: the case of the indigenous OvaHimba people. 338-347 - Emilie Arendttorp, Claire Brennan, Andreas Møgelmose, Markus Löchtefeld, Uariaike Mbinge, Heike Winschiers-Theophilus:
A Coloring Book Approach: Determining color codes in digital representations of OvaHimba people and environment. 348-357 - Selma Auala, Uariaike Mbinge, Laurinda Ndjao, Keith Craig van Niekerk, Nestor Nathingo, Ranta Nehoya, Rachel Charlotte Smith, Kasper Rodil, Gereon Koch Kapuire, Donovan Maasz, Heike Winschiers-Theophilus:
Creating a Responsible AI Framework for Cultural Validity: Exploring Heritage Futures with an Ovahimba Indigenous Community of Namibia. 358-368 - Katrin Wutzke, Ahmed Abu Abdu, Heike Winschiers-Theophilus, Gregor Lux, Alphons Kahuhu Koruhama, Katja Becker:
Living Traditions in Virtual Worlds: The Role of non-player characters in representations of every day activities of OvaHimba communities. 369-377 - Oluwafemi Osho, Victor Yisa, Polra Victor Falade, Lauretta Oluwafemi Osho, Andrew A. Uduimoh:
Digital Closeness, Real Dangers: Predictors of Online Sexual Behaviors, Solicitations, and Harassment Among Adolescents in Nigeria. 378-386 - Houda Elmimouni, Khadijah Mohammed, Hafeni Mthoko, Shaimaa Lazem, Nicola J. Bidwell:
Who Speaks for African HCI? Mapping Authorship, Venues, and Epistemic Gaps of 10 Years of African HCI Research. 387-395 - Katherine Ashraf, Christine Basta, Shaimaa Lazem:
Preliminary Insights from Designing ChatGPT Prompt Strategies to Engage Egyptian Children in Dialogues with Historical Figures. 396-400
Workshops
- Umesh Ramnarain, Mafor Penn, Mishack Thiza Gumbo, Moleboheng Mokhele-Ramulumo, Ken Ngcoza, Kasper Rodil:
Afrocentric Extended Reality Technology Design to Infuse Indigenous Knowledge into African STEM Education. 401-404 - Lars Rune Christensen, Kasper Rodil, Marwa Dabaieh, Colin Stanley:
Sensing Place in HCI: Towards Immersive Digital Design Through Observational Notebook Techniques. 405-408 - Jaydon Farao, Ajit G. Pillai, Hafeni Mthoko, Marly Muudeni Samuel, Houda Elmimouni, Manar Atwa, Chris Muashkele, Cat Kutay, Shaimaa Lazem:
Weaving Indigeneity and Culture into the Fabric of HCI Futures: African Threads. 409-414 - Najeeb Gambo Abdulhamid, Abiodun Ogunyemi, Mark J. Perry, Merja Bauters, Jona Rephisti, Steven Sam, Samuel Chege Maina, Millicent Ochieng, Mercy Muchai, Stephanie Nyairo, Rikin Gandhi, Jacki O'Neill:
Advancing Sustainable Agricultural Practices in Africa with AI: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Inclusivity and Resilience. 415-418 - Muhammad Sadi Adamu, Chris Muashekele, Hafeni Mthoko, Shaimaa Lazem, Nicola J. Bidwell, Anicia Peters:
What if...Silence as a Metaphor for Contemplation and Communication in HCI. 419-423
Courses
- Zainab AlMeraj:
Rooted Pedagogies for Digital Inclusion: Designing and Teaching Digital Accessibility to Working Developers in the Global South. 424-425 - Noor Magdy AbdelFattah:
Storytelling as UX: Using African Culture as a Participatory Design Tool to Shape Digital Interfaces. 426-427 - Mennatullah Hendawy, Ola K. Esmail:
Reclaiming Smartness: Afro-Centric Approaches to Smart Cities. 428-430 - Maha Ghoneim, Moustafa Ashry:
Exploring Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Tangible User Interfaces (TUI) Research in Africa. 431-432 - Luma Tabbaa:
Building The Next Generation of Practitioners: What Is Broken In HCI Teaching (And How We Might Fix It). 433-437
Case Studies
- Jaye Nias, Kaylin Clay, Myla Williams, Kamili Campbell:
AfroComputation in Action: Building a Culturally Fluent AAVE Sentiment Lexicon. 438-442 - Jaye Nias, E. Adewuyi Mason, Ko'lá Abímbo'lá, Thane Douglass:
From Àṣẹ to Ashe: Designing for Layered Meaning in Diasporic Knowledge Systems. 443-447 - Alfred Malengo Kondoro, Kefleni Bunani, Benedict Msofe:
Threads of Meaning: Merging HCI and Fashion to Amplify African Cultural Identity. 448-453 - Wangui Kamande, Claudel Rheault, Margret Gatwiri, Nicolas Duchêne, Bryan Gachambi, Pascal Jauffret:
Capturing Linguistic Diversity in Data Annotation: Learnings From Reviewing AI Generated Content in Swahili and English. 454-458 - Robertson Bassy, Akolade I. Asipade, Jakita Thomas, Cheryl D. Seals, Yolanda A. Rankin:
Understanding Participatory Design for Low-Literate Users: Lessons learned from Asipade et al. (2021). 459-463 - Nourhan Mohamed:
Khepri: The Beetle Experience: A Culturally-Grounded Mobility System for Luxor's Heritage Tourism. 464-467 - Mostafa Abdelaziz, Zahy Y. Elgendy:
Real-Time Wound Edge Detection with YOLOv8 for Robotic Suturing in Resource-Constrained Settings. 468-473 - Mostafa Abdelaziz, Mariam Mostafa, Rami Hesham, SaifEldin Mohamed, Zahy Youssef:
Emotion-Aware Chatbot Architecture: Enhancing Human-Robot Interaction through Sentiment Detection and Lip Sync. 474-477 - Melissa Densmore, Sierra Van Riel, Fiona Ssozi, Henrietta Nanyonjo, Dorothea Kleine:
GeJuSTA Gender Analysis and Gender-Just Co-Design Toolkits. 478-485 - Sarina Till, Shorty Kadjengoq, Sbongile Nkala, Edna Mtalane, Heike Winschiers-Theophilus:
AI-IOT Hydroponics and smart humans in the bush: There is more than one way to deal with AI. 486-490 - Arwa Alsubhi, Simeon Babatunde, Bart P. Knijnenburg, Jacob Sorber:
SolarFit: Case Study on Designing and Using Batteryless Wristband Fitness Tracker. 491-505
Demos
- Maria Sotomayor Chicote, Martha Mosha:
Creating Access through 3D Digital Curation: Modelling and Dissemination of the Planet Africa Exhibition in Kompakkt. 506-508 - Varlee Sannor, Asmaa Ahmed, Sulaiman Barry, Emmanuel Dorley:
WASSCE Lab: Supporting Test Preparation in West Africa Through Localized AI Chatbot Tutoring. 509-510 - Marly Muudeni Samuel:
Exploring Online Simulation Knowledge Games in Encouraging Constructive Sustainable Environmental Decision-Making. 511-514
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