I just returned from my (first ever!) trip to Scotland, to present our research on Thinga.Me to attendees at Research Through Design 2017, hosted at the…
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My accepted paper for the Research Through Design (RTD 2017) conference in Edinburgh this year. The motivations for collecting and the idiosyncrasies of physical and…
We just got back from a few days away, writing, in northern Italy. We were half way up a mountain, in the small town of…
Thinga.Me, the app that I was working on during my internship in the Human Experience and Design group at Microsoft Research Cambridge has just been released…
Ever since I stumbled across the Tweed Run in 2013, when it started in UCL, I’ve wanted to join in. Eventually, some three-years later, I…
Another paper from Ubicomp 2015 in Osaka, Japan later this year. Abstract: “Time perception is the result of the physical progression of events and the…
The paper I will be presenting at Ubicomp 2015 in Osaka, Japan later this year. Abstract: “Activity trackers are increasingly popular, but they have high…
Tracking Physical Activity: Problems Related to Running Longitudinal Studies with Commercial Devices
My paper from the “Disasters in Personal Informatics” workshop at Ubicomp 2013. PAPER LINK: Tracking Physical Activity: Problems Related to Running Longitudinal Studies with Commercial…
Last autumn, 2014, I spent 3-months in Georgia Tech running an academic interview study with users of activity trackers (more details in a future publication!).…
As a PhD student doing qualitative research I spend an awful lot of my life transcribing. Details of my transcription strategy are probably best suited…