Jordan White

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Becoming Watchful on the Trail and at Home: Understanding Experiential Outcomes of Capra in Long-Term Use

How might alternative encounters with personal hiking data support practices of noticing nature as well as changes in one’s self over time? To investigate this question, we conducted a multi-year first person study with Capra—a system that combines the collection and exploration of hiking experiences in nature with an…

DIS '24CorrespondingClimate Change Communication Tools +1

Negotiating Conceptual and Practical Frictions in Making the Capra Short Film: Extending a Research through Design Artifact with Video

As the practice of hiking becomes captured through personal data, it is timely to consider how technology might support noticing and connecting to nature as well as one’s self over time. Capra is a system we designed that brings together the capture, storage, and exploration of personal hiking data with an emphasis on…

CHI '242nd AuthorContext-Aware Computing +1

Capra: Making Use of Multiple Perspectives for Capturing, Noticing and Revisiting Hiking Experiences Over Time

As the practice of hiking becomes increasingly captured through personal data, it is timely to consider what kinds of alternative data encounters might support forms of noticing and connecting to nature as well as one’s self and life history over time. To investigate this emerging design space, we designed Capra — a s…

CHI '235th+ AuthorShape-Changing Interfaces & Soft Robotic Materials

Exploring Long-Term Mediated Relations with a Shape-Changing Thing: A Field Study of coMorphing Stool

This paper presents a long-term field study of the coMorphing stool: a computational thing that can change shape in response to the surrounding light. We deployed 5 coMorphing stools to 5 participants’ homes over 9 months. As co-speculators, the participants reflected on their mediated relations with the coMorphing st…

CHI '231st AuthorContext-Aware Computing +1

Memory Tracer & Memory Compass: Investigating Personal Location Histories as a Design Material for Everyday Reminiscence

With the massive adoption of smartphones, location trackers, and GPS-based applications, data is being generated that captures people’s geographic locations in more precise detail than ever before. Personal location history archives offer a potentially valuable and overlooked resource for supporting reminiscence and r…

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