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Foody Talk: Exploring Opportunities for Conversational Food Journaling

Digital food journaling can help support reflection and improvement of wellbeing relating to eating habits. However, it is often viewed as burdensome, and abandoned before gaining benefits. Advances in conversational user interfaces (CUIs) have the potential to support people journaling in a natural and interactive ma…

Lucas M. Silva et al.University of Iowa

Peerspective: A Study on Reciprocal Tracking for Self-awareness and Relational Insight

Personal informatics helps individuals understand themselves, but it often struggles to capture non-conscious behaviors such as stress responses, habitual actions, and communication styles. Incorporating social aspects into PI systems offers new perspectives on self-understanding, yet prior research has largely focuse…

Kwangyoung Lee et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Meditating Together: Practices, Benefits and Challenges of Meditation on Social Virtual Reality

Meditation and mind-body practices offer many benefits for both mental and physical well-being. Recently, social virtual reality (VR) has emerged as a promising platform to support well-being activities. While Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) research has explored technologies for meditation, little is known about how…

Lika Haizhou Liu et al.University of California

Towards Hormone Health: An Autoethnography of Long-Term Holistic Tracking to Manage PCOS

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal disorder affecting 11-13% of women of reproductive age, characterized by a wide range of symptoms (e.g., menstrual irregularity, acne, and obesity) that varies among individuals. While self-tracking tools help PCOS patients to monitor their symptoms and find person…

Daye Kang et al.Cornell University

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Examining the Social Aspects of Pregnancy Tracking Applications

Pregnancy is a significant but stressful life transition, requiring effort from multiple stakeholders including expectant parents, family members, and friends to navigate. Existing work has primarily focused on understanding and supporting the technology use of pregnant people, neglecting other stakeholders' needs and…

Xi Lu et al.Indiana University

Session 2b: Exploring Race, Gender, and Identity in Digital Platforms

Learning Agent-based Modeling with LLM Companions: Experiences of Novices and Experts Using ChatGPT & NetLogo Chat

Large Language Models (LLMs) have the potential to fundamentally change the way people engage in computer programming. Agent-based modeling (ABM) has become ubiquitous in natural and social sciences and education, yet no prior studies have explored the potential of LLMs to assist it. We designed NetLogo Chat to suppor…

John Chen et al.Northwestern University

Unpacking the Lived Experience of Collaborative Pregnancy Tracking

Pregnancy brings physical, emotional, and economic challenges for expectant parent(s), close relatives, and friends. Existing technology support, including tracking technology, largely targets pregnant people and ignores other stakeholders. We therefore lack an understanding of how to approach designing collaborative…

Xi Lu et al.Indiana University

Understanding Cultural Influence on Perspectives Around Contact Tracing Strategies

Contact tracing, a major way to curb COVID-19, has been employed worldwide, with human interviewing and proximity tracing technology as two major approaches. While previous research has contributed some understanding of people's perspectives on contact tracing technology, much of this is based in single countries or r…

Xi Lu et al.Indiana University

Data and Privacy; Data and Privacy

A Model of Socially Sustained Self-Tracking for Food and Diet

Studies of personal informatics systems primarily examine people’s use or non-use, but people often leverage other technology towards their long-term behavior change processes such as social platforms. We explore how tracking technologies and social platforms together help people build healthy eating behaviors by inte…

Xi Lu et al.Indiana University

Online Health Communities

How Cultural Norms Influence Persuasive Design: A Study on Chinese Food Journaling Apps

Persuasive features are often used in food journaling apps to help people reach various personal goals. Our understanding of persuasive design in food journaling apps has primarily been built from studying and designing apps in Western contexts. However, varied cultural perceptions around journaling goals, such as hea…

Xi Lu et al.Indiana University

Comparing Perspectives around Human and Technology Support for Contact Tracing

Various contact tracing approaches have been applied to help contain the spread of COVID-19, with technology-based tracing and human tracing among the most widely adopted. However, governments and communities worldwide vary in their adoption of digital contact tracing, with many instead choosing the human approach. We…

Xi Lu et al.Indiana University

Smart and Fermented Cities: An Approach to Placemaking in Urban Informatics

What makes a city meaningful to its residents? What attracts people to live in a city and to care for it? Today, we might see such questions as concerns for HCI, given the emerging agendas of smart and connected cities, IoT, and ubiquitous computing: city residents' perceptions of and attitudes towards smart city tech…

Guo Freeman et al.Clemson University

Paper Title	Authors	Research Topics
Foody Talk: Exploring Opportunities for Conversational Food Journaling Digital food journaling can help support reflection and improvement of wellbeing relating to eating habits. However, it is often viewed as burdensome, and abandoned before gaining benefits. Advances in conversational user interfaces (CUIs) have the potential to support people journaling in a natural and interactive ma…	LS Lucas M. Silva et al.University of Iowa
Peerspective: A Study on Reciprocal Tracking for Self-awareness and Relational Insight Personal informatics helps individuals understand themselves, but it often struggles to capture non-conscious behaviors such as stress responses, habitual actions, and communication styles. Incorporating social aspects into PI systems offers new perspectives on self-understanding, yet prior research has largely focuse…	KL Kwangyoung Lee et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Meditating Together: Practices, Benefits and Challenges of Meditation on Social Virtual Reality Meditation and mind-body practices offer many benefits for both mental and physical well-being. Recently, social virtual reality (VR) has emerged as a promising platform to support well-being activities. While Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) research has explored technologies for meditation, little is known about how…	LL Lika Haizhou Liu et al.University of California
emoji_events Towards Hormone Health: An Autoethnography of Long-Term Holistic Tracking to Manage PCOS Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal disorder affecting 11-13% of women of reproductive age, characterized by a wide range of symptoms (e.g., menstrual irregularity, acne, and obesity) that varies among individuals. While self-tracking tools help PCOS patients to monitor their symptoms and find person…	DK Daye Kang et al.Cornell University
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Examining the Social Aspects of Pregnancy Tracking Applications Pregnancy is a significant but stressful life transition, requiring effort from multiple stakeholders including expectant parents, family members, and friends to navigate. Existing work has primarily focused on understanding and supporting the technology use of pregnant people, neglecting other stakeholders' needs and…	XL Xi Lu et al.Indiana University	Session 2b: Exploring Race, Gender, and Identity in Digital Platforms
Learning Agent-based Modeling with LLM Companions: Experiences of Novices and Experts Using ChatGPT & NetLogo Chat Large Language Models (LLMs) have the potential to fundamentally change the way people engage in computer programming. Agent-based modeling (ABM) has become ubiquitous in natural and social sciences and education, yet no prior studies have explored the potential of LLMs to assist it. We designed NetLogo Chat to suppor…	JC John Chen et al.Northwestern University
Unpacking the Lived Experience of Collaborative Pregnancy Tracking Pregnancy brings physical, emotional, and economic challenges for expectant parent(s), close relatives, and friends. Existing technology support, including tracking technology, largely targets pregnant people and ignores other stakeholders. We therefore lack an understanding of how to approach designing collaborative…	XL Xi Lu et al.Indiana University
Understanding Cultural Influence on Perspectives Around Contact Tracing Strategies Contact tracing, a major way to curb COVID-19, has been employed worldwide, with human interviewing and proximity tracing technology as two major approaches. While previous research has contributed some understanding of people's perspectives on contact tracing technology, much of this is based in single countries or r…	XL Xi Lu et al.Indiana University	Data and Privacy; Data and Privacy
A Model of Socially Sustained Self-Tracking for Food and Diet Studies of personal informatics systems primarily examine people’s use or non-use, but people often leverage other technology towards their long-term behavior change processes such as social platforms. We explore how tracking technologies and social platforms together help people build healthy eating behaviors by inte…	XL Xi Lu et al.Indiana University	Online Health Communities
How Cultural Norms Influence Persuasive Design: A Study on Chinese Food Journaling Apps Persuasive features are often used in food journaling apps to help people reach various personal goals. Our understanding of persuasive design in food journaling apps has primarily been built from studying and designing apps in Western contexts. However, varied cultural perceptions around journaling goals, such as hea…	XL Xi Lu et al.Indiana University
Comparing Perspectives around Human and Technology Support for Contact Tracing Various contact tracing approaches have been applied to help contain the spread of COVID-19, with technology-based tracing and human tracing among the most widely adopted. However, governments and communities worldwide vary in their adoption of digital contact tracing, with many instead choosing the human approach. We…	XL Xi Lu et al.Indiana University
emoji_events Smart and Fermented Cities: An Approach to Placemaking in Urban Informatics What makes a city meaningful to its residents? What attracts people to live in a city and to care for it? Today, we might see such questions as concerns for HCI, given the emerging agendas of smart and connected cities, IoT, and ubiquitous computing: city residents' perceptions of and attitudes towards smart city tech…	GF Guo Freeman et al.Clemson University