Citizen sensing is an approach that develops and uses lightweight technologies with local
communities to collect, share and act upon data. In doing so it enables them to become …

This chapter reviews existing work on public engagement with Internet of Things (IoT)
systems from a social perspective. It contributes a taxonomy that categorises the emergent …

HCI projects are increasingly evaluating technologies in the wild, which typically involves
working with communities over extended periods, often with the goal of effecting sustainable …

Computing today happens across multiple devices, applications, users, organizational units,
and in the rest of the world outside. Groups and communities come together for different …

Rapidly expanding rural communities (often termed 'rurban') face complex social challenges
around inclusion of newcomers and resulting changes to long-established community …

Access to the internet and digital technology are reported determinants and enablers of
social capital and community resilience. However, despite rural areas facing ecological …

Participation is a key requirement to ensure that ICT4D and HCI4D projects succeed.
Specifically, the relationship between the research and community is necessary for any …

The paper presents reflections on understanding the issues of designing of locative sonic
memory-scapes. As physical space and digital media become ever more intertwined …

As exploration of living media, biology, and biotechnology advances HCI, researchers call
attention to implications for ethics. We respond with a qualitative study of audience …

One of the most difficult, yet undocumented, aspects of information and communications
technologies and development (ICTD) projects is that of establishing partnerships around …