How to do HCI research if your users are off limits?

How to move your research forward, if you cannot interact with people personally? An important question in the Co-Well project and many research groups, particularly in the field of Human Computer Interaction.

People around the world are staying at home to protect themselves and their communities from the ongoing pandemic. In the HCI field that is dedicated to interacting with users, how do you carry out research when you are not allowed to come in contact with other people? What strategies can the HCI community employ?

This recorded online talk show organized by Ludwig München university is bringing together HCI researchers with a variety of backgrounds and expertise to discuss this timely topic, and brainstorm ways to do good research while the world is on lock down.