Ishita Chordia

schoolUniversity Of Washingtonbar_chart#1939 Global Rank

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#1939

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Building the Beloved Community: Designing Technologies for Neighborhood Safety

Neighborhood safety technologies, such as Nextdoor and Citizen, aim to enhance user safety through features like real-time alerts, interactive maps, and personalized feeds. While these platforms can support users' sense of safety, they can also fuel a local culture of policing and lateral surveillance, which dispropor…

CSCW '243rd AuthorSession 3a: Self-Presentation and Relationships in Digital Spaces

“Sharing, Not Showing Off”: How BeReal Approaches Authentic Self-Presentation on Social Media Through Its Design

Adolescents are particularly vulnerable to the pressures created by social media, such as heightened self-consciousness and the need for extensive self-presentation. In this study, we investigate how \textit{BeReal}, a social media platform designed to counter some of these pressures, influences adolescents' self-pres…

DIS '241st AuthorOnline Harassment & Counter-Tools +2

Tuning into the World: Designing Community Safety Technologies to Reduce Dysfunctional Fear of Crime

Platforms like Nextdoor and Citizen can increase users’ fear of crime by broadcasting frequent, local, and personalized information about potential safety risks. These platforms can contribute to a \textit{dysfunctional fear of crime}, which undermines a person’s quality of life and mental health without actually maki…

CHI '241st AuthorInclusive Design +2

Social Justice in HCI: A Systematic Literature Review

Given the renewed attention on politics, values, and ethics within our field and the wider cultural milieu, now is the time to take stock of social justice research in HCI. We surveyed 124 papers explicitly pursuing social justice between 2009 and 2022 to better reflect on the current state of justice-oriented work wi…

CHI '231st AuthorBest PaperAI Ethics, Fairness & Accountability +1

Deceptive Design Patterns in Safety Technologies: A Case Study of the Citizen App

Deceptive design patterns (known as dark patterns) are interface characteristics which modify users' choice architecture to gain users' attention, data, and money. Deceptive design patterns have yet to be documented in safety technologies despite evidence that designers of safety technologies make decisions that can p…

CSCW '191st AuthorEducation

Intentional Technology Use in Early Childhood Education

Early childhood is a critical developmental period when children's experiences have lasting impacts on long-term outcomes. Thus, an evidence-based understanding of how technology can support early childhood education (ECE) classrooms promises to be disproportionately useful to children's long-term wellbeing. We conduc…

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