Jonathan Hook

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Beyond the Spotlight: Co-Designing AI for Theatre Audience Communication

Theatres and concert halls play a crucial role within the performing arts, where managerial and administrative staff are essential to bringing live performances to audiences. Existing AI research has focused on artistic creation, but less attention has been paid to the purposeful design of AI systems that support orga…

CHI '23CorrespondingMental Health Apps & Online Support Communities +1

Designing structural participation in an interactive film on mental health

The practice of interactive documentary can provide participatory opportunities thanks to its capacity for making space for audiences to leave their marks in a film. However, participants’ inclusion has often been limited to an a-posteriori contribution of materials rather than a structural involvement in the film des…

IUI '213rd AuthorExplainable AI (XAI) +2

Wait, But Why?: Assessing Behavior Explanation Strategies for Real-Time Strategy Games

Work in AI-based explanation systems has uncovered an interesting contradiction: people prefer and learn best from 'why' explanations but expert esports commentators primarily answer 'what' questions when explaining complex behavior in real-time strategy games. Three possible explanations for this contradiction are: 1…

CHI '20CorrespondingData Storytelling +2

Brooke Leave Home: Designing a Personalized Film to Support Public Engagement with Open Data

Brooke Leave Home is a personalized film designed to engage a non-expert audience with open data about the support young adults receive when leaving the care system in England. The film draws upon a range of video-based data storytelling techniques to present each viewer with a personalized perspective on the topic ba…

CHI '19CorrespondingRemote Work Tools & Experience +2

Virtual Hubs: Understanding Relational Aspects and Remediating Incubation

We have recently seen the emergence of new platforms that aim to provide remotely located entrepreneurs and startup companies with support analogous to that found within traditional incubation or acceleration spaces. This paper offers an understanding of these 'virtual hubs', and the inherently socio-technical interac…

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