Configuring Collaboration: A Fledgling Digital Civics Research Manifesto
Configuring Collaboration: A Fledgling Digital Civics Research Manifesto Having recently read Le Dantec’s Strangers at the Gate [9], the importance of researchers …
Data, Design and Digital Civics …whatever that is!
Data, Design and Civics: An Exploratory Study of Civic Tech Kirsten Boehner and Carl DiSalvo’s paper looks at perceptions of Civic Tech …
Cookbooks, bikes and telling stories
My background is in active travel having spent the past four years working for sustainable transport charity Sustrans. One of the reasons …
Getting out of flatland: adventures in tangible computing
This week I’ve been researching tangible computing starting with what at first sight was a fairly simple question; erm…what is it? Unfortunately, …
“I didn’t want everybody on Facebook knowing that my butt muscle hurt today”: The joys of oversharing about health online
“It’s not that I don’t have problems, I’m just not putting them on Facebook”: Challenges and Opportunities in Using Online Social Networks …
Are we cyberpunks yet?
Yesterday’s tomorrows: notes on ubiquitous computing’s dominant vision Genevieve Bell and Paul Dourish: Published 2006 Bell and Dourish’s Yesterday’s tomorrows was published …
“We became with them all”: Putting the human before the computer in HCI
Structuring Future Social Relations: The Politics of Care in Participatory Practice In this paper Light and Akama discuss the role of the …
Reeves: HCI as science: Don’t worry, be happy?
Stuart Reeve’s 2015 paper Human-computer interaction as science deals with the “long and troublesome relationship” between HCI and science. According to Reeves, …