Indiana University Bloomington

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CHI '26Telemedicine & Remote Patient Monitoring +2

Tracking Together: A Robot-and-App-Based Speech Analysis System to Support Shared Meaning-Making Among Dementia Care Partners

Tracking for people living with dementia(PLWD) and their care partners is primarily focused on quantified dementia symptoms presented to care partners. However, what PLWD want to track, what other aspects of dementia care partners wish to know, and how tracking fits within the care relationship remain to be identified…

CHI '26Privacy Perception & Decision-Making +2

Think Twice: Improving Privacy Awareness with Tailored LLM-Powered Interventions

With the widespread sharing of photos on social media, increasing users’ awareness and encouraging privacy consideration of such sharing is critical. This study investigates the potential of large language models (LLMs) to support users in identifying possible interpersonal privacy violations prior to posting images o…

CHI '26Best PaperChildren & Family IoT +1

“Families are messy”: From Parent-Child Tensions to Family-Centered Design of Smart Home Technologies

Smart home technologies have become common in family homes, making even young children inevitable users of these technologies. However, these systems are typically designed for individual adults, creating family tensions and conflicts over children's access, safety, and appropriate smart home use. To investigate child…

CHI '26Health Self-Tracking +2

When Things Don’t Go As Planned with Digital Contraception.

We present a qualitative interview study that examines what happens when things do not go as planned with digital contraception. Through an analysis of 27 interviews with ongoing users of digital contraception at the time of the study, we convey participants’ accounts of their experiences regarding unplanned pregnanci…

CHI '26Human-LLM Collaboration +2

How Well do LLMs Assist Parents in Assessing Child Appropriateness of Videos?

Children’s entertainment has become increasingly digital, with much of it available on video-sharing platforms. Although traditional media such as movies and TV are manually curated for appropriateness, the sheer quantity of videos being uploaded online makes this approach impractical. Current automated techniques fai…

CHI '26Cognitive Impairment & Neurodiversity (Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia) +2

“All I was told is that I’m not clean, I’m impure”: Understanding Muslim Women’s Experience of Menstrual Education

While HCI scholarship has investigated how Muslim women navigate their menstruation experiences, there remains a limited understanding of how early menstrual education is sought and shaped by religious upbringing, rulings, and values. Drawing on empirical data from the Asynchronous Remote Communities (ARC) method, we…

CSCW '20Family, Children, and Youth

``It's easier than causing confrontation'': Sanctioning Strategies to Maintain Social Norms and Privacy on Social Media

Sanctions play an essential role in enforcing and sustaining social norms. On social networking sites (SNS), sanctions allow individuals to shape community norms on appropriate privacy respecting behaviors. Existing theories of privacy assume the use of such sanctions but do not examine the extent and effectiveness…

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AI & Machine Learning Interaction

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Health, Healthcare & Wellbeing

Telemedicine & Remote Patient Monitoring

Smart Home & Internet of Things (IoT)

Children & Family IoT

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Cognitive Impairment & Neurodiversity (Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia)