Denise Y. Geiskkovitch

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DIS '244th AuthorAugmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC) +2

Designing Smart Home Technology For Passive Co-Presence Over Distance

When families live in the same home, they feel a sense of connection through the subtle, passive aspects of family life. Over distance, these passive aspects are hard to experience as most communication technologies support sharing conversations or activities. Through a research-through-design methodology, we explored…

CHI '243rd AuthorUncertainty Visualization +1

Multimedia-Enabled 911: Exploring 911 Callers’ Experience of Call Taker Controlled Video Calling in Simulated Emergencies

Emergency response to large-scale disasters is often supported with multimedia from social media. However, while these features are common in everyday video calls, the complex needs of 911 and other systems make it difficult to directly incorporate these features. We assess an ME911 (Multimedia-Enabled 911) app to und…

CHI '232nd AuthorVR Medical Training & Rehabilitation +2

Dr.’s Eye: The Design and Evaluation of a Video Conferencing System to Support Doctor Appointments in Home Settings

The spread of COVID-19 has encouraged the practice of using video conferencing for family doctor appointments. Existing applications and off-the-shelf devices face challenges in dealing with capturing the correct view of patients' bodies and supporting ease of use. We created Dr.’s Eye, a video conferencing prototype…

CHI '232nd AuthorContext-Aware Computing +2

Sensing Their Presence: How Emerging Adults And Their Parents Connect After Moving Apart

When emerging adults move out of their parents’ homes for the first time, their needs for togetherness and connection evolve, as do their parents’. In co-located homes, people often experience togetherness passively by sensing one another’s presence in their environment. However, when no longer living together, method…

CHI '232nd AuthorMultiplayer & Social Games +2

Remote Wavelength: Design and Evaluation of a System for Social Connectedness Through Distributed Board Game Play

Playing remote tabletop games is a fun way to connect with distant friends. Yet most systems for remote tabletop gaming lack support for tangible and social interaction, two important aspects of gameplay for most players. We are interested in how to better design systems for remote tangible gameplay that support socia…

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