The papers listed below have been selected as "Best Papers" based on the reviews of the original submission, the camera-ready version, and the presentation during the conference. For the awarded papers, a digital award will be issued in the name of the authors. The authors of these papers are also receiving invitations to submit an extended article version to one of the IARIA Journals.

Awarded Papers (also Invited for IARIA Journals)

Participatory Design Fictions: Supporting Ethical Awareness in the Digitalisation of Smart Cities' Critical Infrastructure
Joakim Karlsen, Klaudia Carcani, Susanne Koch Stigberg

Finding Common Ground: Design Cards Supporting Mutual Learning in Co-design
Tina Helene Bunæs, Michelle Husebye, Joakim Karlsen

Design of Information-Sharing Media Based on Observation of Reading and Writing Behavior on Message Boards within Large Organizations
Kanayo Ogura, Ryotaro Hoshi

How Should We Define Voice Naturalness
Sajad Shirali-Shahreza

A User-centred Design and Feasibility Analysis of the WiGlove - A Home-based Rehabilitation Device for Hand and Wrist Therapy after Stroke
Vignesh Velmurugan, Luke Jai Wood, Farshid Amirabdollahian

How Can Intelligent Persona Features Support Online Advertising Work?
Ilkka Kaate, Joni Salminen, Soon-gyo Jung, Rami Olkkonen, Bernard J. Jansen

Distinct Characteristics Between "Anshin" and Feeling of Safety Evaluations
Shota Matsubayashi, Kazuhisa Miwa, Hitoshi Terai, Yuki Ninomiya

Marcus: A Chatbot for Depression Screening Based on the PHQ-9 Assessment
Patrick Toulme, Jude Nanaw, Panagiotis Apostolellis

The following papers have been selected on the basis of their contents, specificaly for lending themselves to an interesting extended work. The authors of these papers are receiving invitations to submit an extended article version to one of the IARIA Journals.

Papers Invited for IARIA Journals

Unveiling the Potential of Digital Fabrication in Arts & Crafts Education: A Future Workshop Approach for Technology-Enhanced Teaching
Susanne Stigberg, Nils-Christian Walthinsen Rabben

A Tool for Generating Ambiguous Objects in Two Viewing Directions
Ken Nakaguchi, Koichi Matsuda, Oky Dicky Ardiansyah Prima

User Perceptions and Attitudes in the Data Economy and their Contradictions
Uwe Riss, Edith Maier, Michael Doerk, Ute Klotz

Validating Usability Heuristics for Augmented Reality Applications for Elderly Users
Anna Nishchyk, Norun Christine Sanderson, Weiqin Chen

Protecting User Privacy in Online Settings via Supervised Learning
Alexandru Rusescu, Brooke Lampe, Weizhi Meng

Involving Users in the Development of AI-Supported CAM Systems by Co-Creation Methods
Nina Rußkamp, Lorena Niebuhr, Eva-Maria Jakobs