Self-trackers collect personal data for many reasons, including generating insight about their
bodies, habits, productivity, and wellbeing. Self-tracking may expose intimate facets of daily …

Personal informatics practices are increasingly common, with a range of consumer
technologies available to support, largely individual, interactions with data (eg, performance …

In this article we discuss the social side of self-tracking. Technologies that allow users to
keep track of various aspects of their lives tend to focus on individual needs and goals (the …

Abstract Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) researchers have been increasingly interested
in investigating self-trackers' experience with self-tracking tools (STT) to get meaningful …

Many personal informatics systems allow people to collect and manage personal data and
reflect more deeply about themselves. However, these tools rarely offer ways to customize …

To explore how materials, data, and humans collaborate to produce physical data
representations, we created a series of artefacts from personal data we collected (about …

We explore data craft as a means to create mementos that integrate data about personal
and shared experiences into people's everyday lives. Digital mementos, eg, in form of …

This one-day workshop will encourage the emergence of more critical and socially oriented
perspectives to a data-driven life. We adopt a focus on how data mediates relationships …

In this paper we describe a Research through Design inquiry about a speculative wedding
documentation service, in the mode of the Quantified Self. We reflect on our design …

Data has become ubiquitous and pervasive influencing our perceptions and actions in ever
more areas of individual and social life. Data production, collection and editing are complex …