Meme tags and community mirrors

Borovoy, Richard; Martin, Fred; Vemuri, Sunil; Resnick, Mitchel; Silverman, Brian S.; Hancock, Chris

doi:10.1145/289444.289490

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“…Similar situations can arise with ambient displays and information kiosks. In the absence of an identification system, such as RFID badges [13,67], individual instances of interaction are not represented within the system as pertaining to a single persistent identity. To wit, the systems representation makes no distinct between different interactions by a single individual and single interactions by different individuals.…”

Section: Transiencementioning

confidence: 99%

Post-userism

Baumer

Brubaker

2017

Proceedings of the 2017 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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HCI is focused on improving the interactions we have with technology and innovating new types of interactions, as well as expanding the types of people for whom those interactions are designed. Central to these efforts is the simultaneously empowering and contested construct of the "user." This paper examines what the construct of the user highlights, as well as what it conceals. We introduce postuserism, a perspective that simultaneously acknowledges the limits of, and proposes alternatives to, the central construct of the user as proxy for the "human" in HCI. Drawing on developments across the historical trajectory of HCI, we articulate how the user is enacted across four different levels of representation-systems, interface, design process, and the ideology-and identify situations where the user breaks down. Synthesizing prior work, we offer a series of strategies for grappling with such situations. In doing so, we seek to overcome the limitations imposed by the user and develop a language that will aid in evolving the foundations of HCI by asking what, exactly, we place at the center of our scholarship and design.

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Section: Transiencementioning

confidence: 99%

Post-userism

Baumer

Brubaker

2017

Proceedings of the 2017 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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“…Publication rights licensed to ACM. [3]. But the largest interest in the design of these media is from research concerning complex systems.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Mediating Group Experiences

Kuenen

2015

Proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction

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In this paper I present ongoing design research that explores mediating group experiences. The objective of the paper is to introduce subject matter and design research approach, to provide material for an in depth discussion of challenges.Several research designs are presented that yield insight in theoretical and conceptual aspects of remote group interactions. Themes emerging from them concern the concept of embodiment, in particular regarding the conceptualization and expression of groups through the mediating system, as well as embodiment of the system for the individual, in the sense of both incorporation and extension of action-perception capacities. To further articulate and express such themes, ongoing and proposed research is presented. Difficulty is brought forward in bringing the various research designs together as one body of work, particularly in relation to theoretical framework, related work and ultimately articulating contributions.

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“…For example, augmenting everyday face-to-face interaction between various types of technological support, using a variety of devices such as "thinking tags" (which could be used in various ways to indicate how alike people were in relation to a number of common topics), or "MEME tags," which could be programmed with "ideas" that people might then talk about and also might want to keep [41].…”

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“…Notable applications of ad hoc networks are sensor networks, which can be used for several purposes such as hospital instrumentation or atmospheric instrumentation to predict weather [67], as well as social networks [41,57].…”

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Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Giordano

2002

Handbook of Wireless Networks and Mobile Computing

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Meme tags and community mirrors

Cited by 123 publications

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