To more effectively support the dying and bereaved in end-of-life contexts, over the past two
decades HCI and social computing scholars have sought to understand digital legacy. In this …

Ethical deliberation has proved a consistent feature of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
since its earliest years, spanning the respectful involvement of research participants to …

Unlike most social media, where automatic archiving of data is the default, Snapchat
defaults to ephemerality: deleting content shortly after it is viewed by a receiver. Interviews …

Designing for women's healthcare remains an underexplored area of HCI, particularly
outside informational systems for maternal health. Drawing on a case study of a body …

People are increasingly acquiring huge collections of digital possessions. Despite some
pleas for'forgetting', most theorists argue for retaining all these possessions to enhance'total …

The majority of behavior change and persuasive technologies are exclusively addressed to
modify a specific behavior. However, the focus on behavior may cloud the “existential …

Post-mortem profiles on social network sites serve as both an archive of the deceased
person's life and a gathering place for friends and loved ones. Many existing systems utilize …

People increasingly live their lives online, accruing large collections of digital possessions,
which symbolically represent important relationships, events, and activities. Most HCI …

The idea of time as an existential concern has found scarce attention in the Human-
Computer Interaction (HCI) community. Still, time in our life is mostly experienced in …

Expressive writing has been shown to improve physical, mental, and social health outcomes
for patients struggling with difficult diagnoses. In many online health communities, writing …