论文标题
想象用于反射自我跟踪的数据对象
Imagining Data-Objects for Reflective Self-Tracking
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论文摘要
虽然通常在生活体验中实时捕获自我跟踪数据，但这些数据通常以脱离其属性的上下文的方式存储。研究表明，通过数据的物理刻画，有可能增强人们对数据对象的生活经验（代表上下文相关数据的工件（代表上下文相关数据的伪像）。本文通过研究如何根据人们的需求来设计与上下文相关的数据对象来扩展研究。我们使用对象剧院作为核心方法进行了一个参与性研究项目，以鼓励参与者推测有意义的对象和个人数据档案的组合。在本文中，我们详细介绍了与设计数据对象相关的三个方面：社交共享，上下文歧义和与身体的互动。我们展示了以经验为中心的数据对象的观点，可以通过人，数据和对象之间的上下文，社交和身体相互作用贡献。
While self-tracking data is typically captured real-time in a lived experience, the data is often stored in a manner detached from the context where it belongs. Research has shown that there is a potential to enhance people's lived experiences with data-objects (artifacts representing contextually relevant data), for individual and collective reflections through a physical portrayal of data. This paper expands that research by studying how to design contextually relevant data-objects based on people's needs. We conducted a participatory research project with five households using object theater as a core method to encourage participants to speculate upon combinations of meaningful objects and personal data archives. In this paper, we detail three aspects that seem relevant for designing data-objects: social sharing, contextual ambiguity and interaction with the body. We show how an experience-centric view on data-objects can contribute with the contextual, social and bodily interplay between people, data and objects.
