Photo Curation Practices on Smartphones

Zürn, Xenia; Damen, Koen; Leiden, Fabienne van; Broekhuijsen, Mendel; Markopoulos, Panos

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-76270-8_28

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“…The Voted Gallery has features similar to a typical camera roll view on smartphones, showing thumbnails of the photos in chronological order. People prefer this way of viewing photos on their smartphones because it provides an overview and context for the photos [28,33]. Moreover, other studies found that people use context (i.e.…”

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“…We focus on the smartphone because for many people it has become their primary device for photo activities [14,[22][23][24]. However, curating on smartphones is still rare and open for further investigation [33]. Following Broekhuijsen et al in their PhotoUse model [5], we focus on organising (i.e., tagging, moving, categorizing, naming, captioning, archiving, and deleting) within the broader activity of curation.…”

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Stimulating Photo Curation on Smartphones

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Broekhuijsen

Gennip

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Proceedings of the 2019 Conference on Human Information Interaction and Retrieval

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Personal photo collections have grown due to digital photography and the introduction of smartphones, and photo collections have become harder to manage. Deleting photos appears to be difficult and the task of curation is often perceived as not enjoyable. The lack of curation can make it harder to retrieve photos when people need them for various reasons, such as individual reminiscing, shared remembering or self-presentation. In this study we investigate how we can stimulate people to organise their photo collections on their smartphones. Ten participants evaluated and qualitatively compared four applications with different characteristics regarding voting on and deleting photos. We found that voting on photos is easier and more enjoyable in comparison to deleting photos, that participants showed reminiscence while organising, that deleting can be frustrating, that participants have different preferences for sorting and viewing photos and that voting could make deleting and retrieving easier. CCS CONCEPTS• Information systems~Users and interactive retrieval • Humancentered computing~Interaction design • Human-centered computing~Smartphones

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Stimulating Photo Curation on Smartphones

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Broekhuijsen

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Proceedings of the 2019 Conference on Human Information Interaction and Retrieval

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“…Exercises were handed out in week 2 (nature walk), week 3 (stone stacking) and week 4 (focus on flower), with a subsequent semi-structured interview the week after each exercise. The interviews were audio recorded, transcribed and thematically analyzed according to the method of Zürn et al [19]. The interviews gave some useful insights into the design.…”

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Virtual Reality as e-Mental Health to Support Starting with Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy

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Spek

2018

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) is used in mental health therapy but requires effort by the patient. This paper describes a preliminary design exploration of Open-MindEd, a Virtual Reality (VR) application specifically designed to support starting with MBCT. In collaboration with a mental health institute, two prospective users from the target group gave longitudinal input for the design, leading to the formulation of aspects how a VR application could serve as a tool to support people starting with mindfulness. Subsequently, a single-blind experiment (N=30) was performed to evaluate whether Open-MindEd could stimulate starting with MBCT. No significant positive effects were found. Despite several limitations, this paper shows some potential design considerations of VR as e-mental health to support MBCT.

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