Publications

 
 

  1. 1.Celine Latulipe and Sriram Subramanian. Implicit Virtual Constraints on Tabletops. Poster at Tabletop 2007.

  2. 2.Celine Latulipe, Ian Bell, Charles L.A. Clarke and Craig S. Kaplan. symTone: Two-Handed Manipulation of Tone Reproduction Curves. In GI 2006 Proceedings, pages 9-16. Abstract and downloadable pdf. Won the Michael A.J. Sweeney Best Student Paper Award.

  3. 3.Celine Latulipe, Stephen Mann, Charles L.A. Clarke and Craig S.Kaplan. symSpline: Bimanual Symmetric Spline Manipulation. In CHI 2006 Proceedings, pages 349-358, ACM, 2006. Abstract and downloadable pdf.

  4. 4.Celine Latulipe, Scotland overrun with mice. In Interactions (Quarterly magazine of the British HCI Society), Winter 2005.

  5. 5.Celine Latulipe, Craig S. Kaplan and Charles L.A. Clarke. Bimanual and Unimanual Image Alignment: An Evaluation of Mouse-Based Techniques. In UIST 2005 Proceedings, pages 123-131, ACM, 2005. Abstract and downloadable pdf.

  6. 6.Celine Latulipe, Craig S. Kaplan and Charles L.A. Clarke. Simultaneous Rotation and Translation. In HCI 2005 Proceedings, Volume 2, pages 63-67, The British Computer Society, 2005.  Abstract and downloadable pdf.

  7. 7.Celine Latulipe. Dual Cursor Interaction Techniques. In HCI 2005 Proceedings, Volume 2, pages 212-214, The British Computer Society, 2005. Abstract and downloadable pdf.

  8. 8.Celine Latulipe. Symmetric Interaction in the User Interface. In UIST 2004 Companion Proceedings, pages 63-66, ACM, 2004. Abstract and downloadable pdf.

  9. 9.Sandy Graham and Celine Latulipe, CS girls rock: sparking interest in computer science and debunking the stereotypes, Proceedings of the 34th SIGCSE technical symposium on Computer science education, pp. 322--326, 2003. Downloadable pdf.

  10. 10.Celine Latulipe, Elodie Fourquet and William Cowan, Two-Handed Colour Selection, Poster, Graphics Interface 2003.


Thesis

“A Model for Symmetric Bimanual Interaction”. Celine Latulipe, University of Waterloo, 2006.


Unpublished Manuscripts

  1. 1.Celine Latulipe and Sandy Graham. Degaming the Curriculum: A Failed Experiment.