Wearables paired with data analytics and machine learning algorithms that measure
physiological (and other) parameters are slowly finding their way into our workplace …

Changing demands in society and the limited capabilities of health systems have paved the
way for robots to move out of industrial contexts and enter more human-centered …

Abstract Although Affordance Theory has become increasingly influential in the Information
Systems (IS) literature, the exact process through which the affordances of IT are actualised …

The concept of affordances has become central in information systems literature. However,
existing perspectives fall short in providing details on the relational aspect of affordances …

Purpose The dropout rates of open e-learning platforms are often cited as high as 97%, with
many users discontinuing their use after initial acceptance. This study aims to explore this …

Given the growing interest in “upstream” collaborative projects between designers and
materials scientists, it is crucial to scrutinize designers' creative contribution to materials …

In this paper, we explore how the combination of Information and Communication
Technologies (ICT) and self‐organised study circles improves rural communities' ability to …

Mobile dating applications like Tinder have changed how romantic relationships are
pursued. However, real-world issues (eg racial hierarchies) are recreated within digital …

The rapid development of mobile intelligence and wearable computing promotes the rise of
quantified-self. Users quantify themselves and realize self-tracking and self-cognition …

The late twentieth century sociology began to recognise the performative role of
technological artefacts in human lives. These objects enact their non-human agency by …