The concept of STREMIS visualization has been proven through user studies using methods
of photo elicitation, participatory observation, and interview with Taiwanese families at home …

Research on visualizations of our growing personal data collections thus far has been
predominantly geared towards behaviour-change. However, this focus may have …

In this paper we present our initial ethnographic work from developing TopoTiles, Tangible
User Interfaces designed to aid storytelling, reminiscence and community building in care …

In this chapter we present our longitudinal study of a community photo display system known
as the Wray Photo Display (Taylor and Cheverst in Int J Hum Comput Stud 67 (12): 1037 …

This project examines the value of custom-built wearable interfaces for historic reenactment.
It uses new media to explore mourning culture, African American identity, and female-led …

In this paper we discuss the creation of visual mementos as a new application area for
visualization. We define visual mementos as visualizations of personally relevant data for …

There is a long history of research exploring how augmented and mixed reality systems can
be used to support visitors to cultural heritage locations, but the technological or application …

Abstract Families enjoy capturing digital media about their life and replaying moments, yet it
is not always easy to do so. To explore this design space, we created a physical, ambient …

Finding a life-enhancing way to share family wisdom (history, lore, facts, traditions, and
beliefs) among generations is a twenty-first century global challenge, especially in the USA …

The abundance of easily captured digital media and storing everything" just in case" has
made it difficult for people to revisit them and have a rich reminiscence experience. To …