Okay, the third and final (?) set of CHI Highlights, consisting of brief notes on some other papers and panels that caught my attention. My notes here will, overall, be briefer than in the other posts. More papers We’re in It Together: Interpersonal Management of Disclosure in Social Network Services Airi Lampinen, Vilma Lehtinen, Asko [...]
Also tagged chi2011, conference, design, researchFor my second post on highlights from CHI this year, I’m focusing on papers related to opinion diversity and discourse quality. Normative influences on thoughtful online participation Abhay Sukumaran, Stephanie Vezich, Melanie McHugh, Clifford Nass Two lab experiments on whether it is possible to foster more thoughtful commenting and participation by participants in online discussion [...]
Also tagged chi2011, conference, design, diversity, empathy, homophily, politics, research, serendipityI want to take few minutes to highlight a few papers from CHI 2011, spread across a couple of posts. There was lots of good work at this conference. This post will focus on papers in the persuasive technology and social software for health and wellness space, which is the aspect of my work that [...]
Also tagged chi2011, health, mindful technology, mindfulness, persuasive technology, research, social influence, social software, wellnessI’ve had a busy couple of months. Among the highlights: My team’s submission for the CHI student design competition was accepted. Like a lot of good news, this begets more work, but it’s fun and I’m really looking forward to the conference. I’ve been accepted to the PhD program at SI. I’m pretty excited; among [...]
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