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CSCW 2026 — ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing

by ACM SIGCHI

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How technology and AI reshape collaborative work, Salt Lake City, 10-14 October 2026

October 10–14, 2026·Marriott City Creek Center, Salt Lake City, Utah·Paid
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OCT102026
CSCW 2026 — ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing

by ACM SIGCHI

conferenceHybridupcoming

How technology and AI reshape collaborative work, Salt Lake City, 10-14 October 2026

About This Event

CSCW 2026, the ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing, runs 10-14 October 2026 at the Marriott City Creek Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. Organisers describe CSCW as the leading forum for exploring how technology supports group work and social interaction, addressing the technical, social, material and theoretical challenges of designing technology to support collaborative work and life activities — which in practice now makes it one of the main venues for empirical research on how AI assistants change teams, workflows and accountability inside organisations. The programme spans Papers, Posters, Workshops, Demonstrations, Panels and SIGs, a Doctoral Consortium and an Industry Perspectives track, plus a separately priced Online Remote Presentation Day. Notion sponsors at gold and Google DeepMind at silver.

At a Glance

Date
October 10–14, 2026
Location
Marriott City Creek Center, Salt Lake City, Utah
Format
Hybrid
Event Type
Conference
Status
Upcoming
Pricing
Paid
Organizer
ACM SIGCHI
Added
Aug 15, 2026
Updated
Aug 15, 2026

Topics & Focus Areas

Human-AI collaborationComputer-supported cooperative workSocial computingFuture of workAI in the workplaceOnline communities and moderationTrust and accountability in sociotechnical systemsDistributed and remote teams

Who Should Attend

  • CIOs
  • Heads of AI
  • VPs of Product
  • Future-of-work and workplace strategy leads
  • HR technology leaders
  • UX research directors
  • Collaboration platform owners

Organizer

A

ACM SIGCHI

sigchi.org/

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About This Event

CSCW 2026, the ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing, runs 10-14 October 2026 at the Marriott City Creek Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. Organisers describe CSCW as the leading forum for exploring how technology supports group work and social interaction, addressing the technical, social, material and theoretical challenges of designing technology to support collaborative work and life activities — which in practice now makes it one of the main venues for empirical research on how AI assistants change teams, workflows and accountability inside organisations. The programme spans Papers, Posters, Workshops, Demonstrations, Panels and SIGs, a Doctoral Consortium and an Industry Perspectives track, plus a separately priced Online Remote Presentation Day. Notion sponsors at gold and Google DeepMind at silver.

Key Dates & Deadlines

  • Early-bird registration deadline (extended)
  • Registration refund and cancellation deadline

At a Glance

Date
October 10–14, 2026
Location
Marriott City Creek Center, Salt Lake City, Utah
Format
Hybrid
Event Type
Conference
Status
Upcoming
Pricing
Paid
Organizer
ACM SIGCHI
Added
Aug 15, 2026
Updated
Aug 15, 2026

Topics & Focus Areas

Human-AI collaborationComputer-supported cooperative workSocial computingFuture of workAI in the workplaceOnline communities and moderationTrust and accountability in sociotechnical systemsDistributed and remote teams

Who Should Attend

  • CIOs
  • Heads of AI
  • VPs of Product
  • Future-of-work and workplace strategy leads
  • HR technology leaders
  • UX research directors
  • Collaboration platform owners

Why Attend

Most of what an executive hears about AI and productivity is either a vendor benchmark or an anecdote. CSCW is where the field studies get published — what actually happened to a team's coordination, error rate and accountability after an assistant was introduced, measured rather than surveyed. For a CIO or a future-of-work lead, that evidence is directly usable in a rollout decision or a board conversation, and the Industry Perspectives track means half the room has already run the deployment you are contemplating. The Online Remote Presentation Day makes it cheap to extend the content to a wider team.

Event Features

  • Papers track
  • Posters track
  • Workshops (base fee plus per-workshop pricing)
  • Demonstrations track
  • Panels and SIGs
  • Doctoral Consortium
  • Industry Perspectives track
  • Online Remote Presentation Day
  • Job fair, included with the companion pass

What Makes This Unique

  • The Industry Perspectives track is a formal part of the CFP, so practitioner experience is peer-reviewed content rather than a sponsored slot
  • CSCW's method base is empirical and qualitative — field studies of real teams — which answers questions about AI adoption that benchmark-driven venues structurally cannot
  • Notion at gold and Google DeepMind at silver: the companies building collaborative AI products fund and attend it
  • A separately priced Online Remote Presentation Day means you can send people to the content without the travel, at $225-$425 a head
  • Publishes a full rate card including 40% and 70% registration discounts for residents of Category H and I countries — genuinely unusual accessibility for a top-tier venue

Industries Represented

TechnologyProfessional ServicesPublic SectorHealthcareMedia

Pricing Details

In-person full conference, early (by 18 Aug 2026) / regular / late: ACM or SIGCHI professional member $950 / $1,050 / $1,150; non-member $1,100 / $1,200 / $1,300; student (member or non-member) $400 / $450 / $500. Online Remote Presentation Day is flat: member $375, non-member $425, student $225. Workshops-only base fee $295, plus $175 per workshop ($125 for students). Companion pass covering breaks, receptions and the job fair is $350. Residents of Category H countries get 40% off and Category I 70% off. Refunds until 10 September 2026 less a $50 fee.

Organizer

A

ACM SIGCHI

sigchi.org/

Frequently Asked

When is CSCW 2026?
CSCW 2026 takes place October 10–14, 2026 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Where is CSCW 2026 held?
CSCW 2026 is held in Salt Lake City, Utah. The event format is hybrid.
What is the CSCW 2026 submission deadline?
The next CSCW 2026 deadline is early-bird registration deadline (extended) on Aug 18, 2026. Remaining dates: Registration refund and cancellation deadline — Sep 10, 2026.
How much does CSCW 2026 cost?
CSCW 2026 is paid. In-person full conference, early (by 18 Aug 2026) / regular / late: ACM or SIGCHI professional member $950 / $1,050 / $1,150; non-member $1,100 / $1,200 / $1,300; student (member or non-member) $400 / $450 / $500. Online Remote Presentation Day is flat: member $375, non-member $425, student $225. Workshops-only base fee $295, plus $175 per workshop ($125 for students). Companion pass covering breaks, receptions and the job fair is $350. Residents of Category H countries get 40% off and Category I 70% off. Refunds until 10 September 2026 less a $50 fee.
Who should attend CSCW 2026?
CSCW 2026 is aimed at CIOs, Heads of AI, VPs of Product, Future-of-work and workplace strategy leads, HR technology leaders, UX research directors, Collaboration platform owners.
What topics does CSCW 2026 cover?
CSCW 2026 covers Human-AI collaboration, Computer-supported cooperative work, Social computing, Future of work, AI in the workplace, Online communities and moderation, Trust and accountability in sociotechnical systems, Distributed and remote teams.

Sources

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  1. 1.cscw.acm.org2026vendor
  2. 2.cscw.acm.orgregistrationvendor
  3. 3.sigchi.orgupcoming
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