Wander: A breath-control Audio Game to Support Sound Sleep

Cai, Jinghe; Chen, Bohan; Wang, Chen; Jia, Jia

doi:10.1145/3450337.3483461

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“…There are a variety of different gamification techniques ( 56 ). However, prior studies have mainly applied gamification features such as rewards, level-up, and story process/narrative to engage users at the data collection and reflection stages ( 57 ). Our participants proposed a variety of design ideas that leverage game elements to engage users at the other two stages, i.e., preparation and action, of a self-tracking cycle.…”

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Co-design personal sleep health technology for and with university students

Liang,

Melcer,

Khotchasing

et al. 2024

Front. Digit. Health

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University students often experience sleep disturbances and disorders. Personal digital technologies present a great opportunity for sleep health promotion targeting this population. However, studies that engage university students in designing and implementing digital sleep health technologies are scarce. This study sought to understand how we could build digital sleep health technologies that meet the needs of university students through a co-design process. We conducted three co-design workshops with 51 university students to identify design opportunities and to generate features for sleep health apps through workshop activities. The generated ideas were organized using the stage-based model of self-tracking so that our findings could be well-situated within the context of personal health informatics. Our findings contribute new design opportunities for sleep health technologies targeting university students along the dimensions of sleep environment optimization, online community, gamification, generative AI, materializing sleep with learning, and personalization.

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Co-design personal sleep health technology for and with university students

Liang,

Melcer,

Khotchasing

et al. 2024

Front. Digit. Health

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“…Several studies have explored the application of User-Centered Design (UCD) in developing interactive educational tools, particularly in severe games and health applications. Chen (2022) developed a breathcontrol audio game to support sound sleep, illustrating how UCD can enhance user engagement and the overall efficacy of health-related applications by focusing on user needs and feedback throughout the design process [1]. In education, Ramadhani, Mulyanto, and Niwanputri (2020) employed UCD to design a digital game to teach children computational thinking [4].…”

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“…The interaction between humans and technology is closely related to the human-computer interaction (HCI) field, which consists of designing and implementing interfaces easily used by humans [1]. Interaction design is the design of an action focusing on the relationships between people [2].…”

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Interaction Design on Basic Hand Movement Training Game in Taekwondo Using User-Centered Design

Ramdani,

Yuniarti,

Komarudin

2024

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This research will develop an interaction design for basic hand movement games in taekwondo with the hope that it can become an alternative physical exercise for hand stretching. UCD is one of the methods in interaction design that focuses on the user. By designing interactions in hand movement training games using the UCD method and present technology, it is hoped that this can be a stretch in the dense student activities. The results of the interaction design evaluation using UCD obtained an average of 90.24% for the 6th heuristic based on ten evaluation heuristics. Combining the UCD method at the design stage and utilizing present technology is an innovation in designing easy-to-use game-based interaction designs. The study results show that the UCD method for interaction design is suitable for use in the game design process.

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A Study on HCI of a Collaborated Nurture Game for Sleep Education with Child and Parent

Takahara

Hattori

2023

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Wander: A breath-control Audio Game to Support Sound Sleep

Cited by 6 publications

References 60 publications

Co-design personal sleep health technology for and with university students

Co-design personal sleep health technology for and with university students

Interaction Design on Basic Hand Movement Training Game in Taekwondo Using User-Centered Design

A Study on HCI of a Collaborated Nurture Game for Sleep Education with Child and Parent

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