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Personal Pervasive Computing The PPC - Personal Pervasive Computing group creates a deep and comprehensive understanding of citizens' personal behaviour with everyday technologies by looking at different applications and application areas. It explores the role of personal technologies in domestic environments and the impact of emerging technologies on everyday life, daily routines and relationships in the household and between family members.
Digital technologies have entered our everyday lives at an unparalleled pace and scale and now permeate virtually all areas of life: for example, how we read and understand our personal and health-related data, how we interact with digitised systems in our working world, how we interact with digitised everyday objects or how we act in an increasingly digitised state.
These radical personal and societal changes bring many new challenges but also new opportunities. Personal, innovative and everyday pervasive technologies offer the chance to bring all people and the whole society along and to promote them in the digital transformation. To achieve this, numerous socially and technologically relevant challenges must be mastered.
Digital rights must be designed in such an interactive way that all citizens can deal with their own data in a sovereign and transparent manner. Social, ethical and ecological hurdles must be identified and removed. Everyday digital interactions and interventions need to be understood and accepted by users to support healthy and sustainable living. This requires a deeper understanding of the complex relationship between everyday behaviour, technologies, environment and society.
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Digitopias
DIGItal TechnOlogies for Participation and InterAction in Society - Digital Technologies for Participation and Interaction in and with Society
Duration: 2022 - 2026H
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Making Sense
Making Sense of my own Health Data – a Citizen Science Approach to Personal Health Tracking
Duration: 2023 - 2023P
PANDIA
Platform for the analysis of data usage conditions of interactive assistance systems
Duration: 2020 - 2023 Publications
2024
"If You Don't Feel Guilty, You Won't Take Responsibility" - Co-Speculating on Digital Technologies That Encourage Sustainable Consumption
Yu, Tong and Shakeri, Gözel and Koelle, Marion; Proceedings of the 13th Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction; October / 2024
Hand Spinning E-textile Yarns: Understanding the Craft Practices of Hand Spinners and Workshop Explorations with E-textile Fibers and Materials
Jones, Lee and Awad, Ahmed and Koelle, Marion and Nabil, Sara; Proceedings of the 2024 ACM Designing Interactive Systems Conference; 2024
My Data, My Choice, My Insights: Women's Requirements when Collecting, Interpreting and Sharing their Personal Health Data
Grimme, Sophie and Spoerl, Susanna Marie and Boll, Susanne and Koelle, Marion; Proceedings of the CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems; May / 2024
PACMHCI, VI, MHCI, September 2024 Editorial
Koelle, Marion and van Berkel, Niels and Waycott, Jenny; Proc. ACM Hum.-Comput. Interact.; September / 2024
Stepping on the scale? Only in the morning, of course! - Exploring the Lived Experience of Consumer Self-Tracking Technology in the Context of Citizen Science
Krämer, Susanna and Kottwitz, Greta Ruth and Wozniak, Mikołaj P. and Meyer, Jochen and Koelle, Marion; Proceedings of the 13th Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction; 2024
Understanding User Acceptance of Electrical Muscle Stimulation in Human-Computer Interaction
Faltaous, Sarah and Williamson, Julie R. and Koelle, Marion and Pfeiffer, Max and Keppel, Jonas and Schneegass, Stefan; Proceedings of the 2024 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems; 2024
2023
An Empirical Comparison of Moderated and Unmoderated Gesture Elicitation Studies on Soft Surfaces and Objects for Smart Home Control
Chamunorwa, Michael and Wozniak, Mikolaj P. and Krämer, Susanna and Müller, Heiko and Boll, Susanne; Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction; September / 2023
Another Recipe App: A Design Case with Motive Disposition Theory
Yu, Tong; Extended Abstracts of the 2023 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems; 2023
Biohybrid Devices: Prototyping Interactive Devices with Growable Materials
Nicolae, Madalina and Roussel, Vivien and Koelle, Marion and Huron, Samuel and Steimle, Jürgen and Teyssier, Marc; Proceedings of the 36th Annual ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology; 2023
Co-Speculating on Dark Scenarios and Unintended Consequences of a Ubiquitous(Ly) Augmented Reality
Eghtebas, Chloe and Klinker, Gudrun and Boll, Susanne and Koelle, Marion; Proceedings of the 2023 ACM Designing Interactive Systems Conference; 2023
