Topics include:

• Creativity support environments, that is, interactive computing systems designed to foster, promote, improve, and increase creative experiences, processes, products, and services
• Studies of how computing systems, design, and/or technology impact creativity across disciplines
• Expressive artworks, in forms such as physical installations, online environments, or hybrid systems which creatively use computing to engage human experiences
• Virtual and mixed reality environments designed to support, provoke, and express creativity
• Games that generate open and creative forms of play
• Investigations of curation practices, platforms, and environments, in contexts from everyday to scholarly to museums
• Research on collaboration and creativity
• Studies of social media and how it promotes and/or impairs creativity
• Roles for computing to support creativity in classroom environments, including MOOCs
• Roles for crowdsourcing and micro-task workers in creative processes
• Roles for physical computing and maker/hacker culture in creative and expressive human experiences
• Roles that aesthetics play in our experiences and understandings of digital/computational environments
• New methodologies and theories for investigating the impact of computing on creativity
• Studies evaluating creativity in diverse contexts, including work with underserved communities, longitudinal studies, and cross cultural contexts
• Historical re-contextualizations that use theory from diverse fields to build new understandings of contemporary developments