Laura Maye

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Involvement of Autistic Adults in the Participatory Design of Technology: A Scoping Review

Research in HCI and autism has become more focused on involving autistic adults in technological design. In this paper, we present the results of a scoping review analysis of 11 projects across 18 papers that focused on including autistic adults in the design of technology that impacts their lives. This paper contribu…

CSCW '214th AuthorSustainable Infrastructures for Rural and Local Computing

Being Regulated: Licence to Imagine New Technology for Community Radio

Licencing frameworks are embedded with sociotechnical imaginaries that limit the potential for networked technologies to make traditional media forms, like radio, more inclusive. We implemented a prototype platform that aims to enable more people to run small radio stations by using internet and mobile networks to avo…

DIS '215th+ AuthorSustainable HCI +2

Land, Water and Sun: Tuning into Socio-Ecological Relations in Radio Design

Recent HCI scholarship has critiqued anthropocentrism in design as contributing to the ecological crisis. The current paper contributes theoretically and empirically to this area, adopting the lens of Socio-Ecological Relations, inspired by Environmental History and STS. We argue that a socio-ecological lens can offer…

CHI '201st AuthorCommunity Engagement & Civic Technology +1

Considerations for Implementing Technology to Support Community Radio in Rural Communities

Rural communities often lack platforms to support civic engagement and local deliberation. Community radio is intended to facilitate such functions, yet, radio technologies can be expensive and complex to use. To tackle this challenge, low-barrier radio technologies are becoming available. We argue that technology to…

CHI '192nd AuthorVibrotactile Feedback & Skin Stimulation +2

Using Both Hands: Tangibles for Stroke Rehabilitation in the Home

Stroke is one of the most common cause of long-term disability in the world, significantly reducing quality of life through impairing motor functions and cognitive abilities. Whilst rehabilitation exercises can help in the recovery of motor function impairments, stroke survivors rarely exercise enough, leading to far…

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