alfred kobsa lavqhuciedu pep06 chi 2006 workshop privacyenhanced personalization workshop website httpwwwisruciedupep06 personalizing peoples interaction computer systems entails gathering considerable amounts data numerous recent surveys consistently demonstrated computer users concerned privacy moreover collection personal data also subject legal regulations many countries states regulations impact number frequently employed personalization methods workshop explore potential research privacyenhanced personalization aims reconciling goals methods user modeling personalization privacy constraints imposed individual preferences conventions laws workshop intended researchers practitioners field personalization systems area privacy security specifically people working intersection workshop participants look privacy enhanced personalization interdisciplinary perspective including areas humancomputer interaction management information systems economics participation industry strongly encouraged since results direct implications existing websites discuss eg following questions 1 much personal data individual personalization methods really need find advance hindsight types data contribute reasonably successful personalization specific application domain restrict data collection types data 2 motivators people disclose personal information motivators present kinds personalization presence motivating factors conveyed users 3 discrepancies users stated privacy attitudes observed privacy behavior rampant methods chosen circumstances conduct empirical research privacy 4 privacy decisions impaired limited information bounded rationality help people make better choices 5 context status privacy preferences 6 much benefit anonymity pseudonymity infrastructures trusted third parties limits observed 7 distributed user models answer problem privacy perspective 8 personalization mobile ubiquitous computing contexts pose additional challenges overcome 9 clientside personalization possible answer privacy concerns legal restrictions technical legal business obstacles overcome 10 ideal legal framework look like perspective privacyenhanced personalization twoday workshop held april 22 23 chi 2006 conference httpwwwchi2006org montréal canada two types contributions invited papers describing ongoing work one topics workshop 8 page maximum position statements regarding one topics workshop 2 page maximum submissions sent lavqhuciedu snxbusemoryedu gdlqzowiwihuberlinde 6 jan 2005 paper reviewed least two reviewers notification acceptance rejection sent jan 27 accepted contributions published workshop proceedings available web workshop concrete steps postconference publication already taken namely special magazine journal issue book publication depending nature quality described work workshop cochairs alfred kobsa university california irvine ca ramnath k chellappa goizueta business school emory university sarah spiekermann berlin research centre internet economics program committee alessandro acquisti school public policy management carnegie mellon university jc cannon microsoft rahul hampole shopzilla kaylung hui department information systems national university singapore judy kay school information technologies university sydney ajay nigam verisign john riedl department computer science university minnesota limited funds available us national science foundation support participation usbased students us citizens studying abroad travel grants assigned based students financial needs significance contribution workshop additional information workshop become available httpwwwisruciedupep06 wed 06 aug 2008 214808 0100 uai pep06 chi 2006 workshop privacyenhanced personalization