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Sleeping With Technology Designing For Personal Health Christel De Maeyer MIConnect 25 April 2013 Genk
Overview
• WhyPI• OverviewoftoolsIresearch• ResearchQues7on• How?Fogg’sMATmodelandBehaviorGrid• Theoryinrealworldprac7se• Results
PersonalInforma7cs–Quan7fiedSelf
Self‐TrackingApps
Self‐TrackingDevices
Self‐TrackingDevicesDashboards
Is 24/7 self‐monitoring creaHng enough awareness and persuasion to get a balanced lifestyle? Will it bring a general wellbeing with self‐monitored people?
Measuring:
CalorieburningFoodIntakeStepsPhysicalAc7vitySleep
BehaviorchangethroughtechnologyorPersuasiveTechnology
BodyMediaarmbandasameasuringdevice
ModelforunderstandingpersuasivesideofthedeviceandsoNwareapplica7onusingBodyMedia
Fogg,2010
MeasuringBehaviorandBehavioralChange
Fogg,2010,BehaviorGridandWizzard
GoalseTngtheoryinPI
Debjaneeetal,2012
Sampling
Gender Age Culture Lifestyle
October‐November
PhaseIFall
tracking
December‐February
PhaseIISilentPeriod
March‐April
PhaseIIISpringtracking
Mid‐LongPeriodResearch
Selfmonitoringprocess
GoalseTng
Datainterpreta7on
Coaching/feedbackloop
TaxonomyofSelf‐Monitoring
PersonalCoaching
Ananthanarayan,Siek,2012Fogg,2007
Adaptedtaxonomy
ResultsofsocialexperimentfirstfindingsPhaseI • Recep7onofthedevice
• FoodIntake• Prac7caluse• Iden7fica7onwiththedevice• Smallchanges–needversusnoneed• Contextualfactors–family–weather–7me‐culture
• Conclusion
Recep7onofthedevice
Recep7onofthedevice
FoodIntake
Prac7caluse
Iden7fica7onwiththedevice
Smallchanges
Contextualfactors
Conclusionexperimentalgroup
Conclusioncontrolgroup
ConclusionPhaseIISilentPeriod
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