Emancipation is fundamentally a work of unmaking, as it entails undermining, dissolving,
and undoing oppressive structures. This paper offers an account of a frequently …

With computational algorithms making an increasing number of deeply consequential, and
often problematic judgments on our behalf, there is a growing interest in slowing down …

The material foundations of computer systems and interactive technology is a topic that
gained an increased interest within the HCI community during the last years. In this paper …

People's daily experiences and the environments they inhabit have become saturated with
digital devices and systems. With this shift, new concerns have emerged across the HCI …

This paper draws on research on time and technology, with a view to examining the notion
that technology is implicated in the speeding up of everyday life. We begin by looking at …

A diverse set of research and design initiatives related to time, temporality, and slowness
has emerged in the DIS and HCI communities. The goals of this workshop are to: 1. bring …

With the massive adoption of smartphones, location trackers, and GPS-based applications,
data is being generated that captures people's geographic locations in more precise detail …

This thesis is concerned with the design of data visualisations of digitised museum, archive
and library collections, in timelines. As cultural institutions digitise their collections …

In this paper, we explore temporal and technological conjunctures of community-based
design responsiveness based upon our experiences of making an interactive digital story …

Motivated by prior work on everyday creativity, we adopt a design-oriented approach seeks
to move beyond designing for explicit interactions to also include the implicit, incremental …