Methods for Studying Technology in the Home

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Technology is becoming ever more integral to our home lives, and visions such as ubiquitous computing, smart technologies and the Internet of Things represent a further stage of this development. However studying interactions and experiences in the home, and drawing understanding from this to inform design, is a substantial challenge. A significant strand of research on technology in home life has developed in the CHI community and beyond, with a range of methods being created, adapted and used in combination. This workshop brings together a diverse group of researchers to develop a coherent understanding of this methodological space, and to identify connections and gaps, where further development of methods can occur to overcome issues specific to studying the home.

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Coughlan, T., Brown, M., Martindale, S., Comber, R., Ploetz, T., Mackley, K. L., … Baurley, S. (2013). Methods for Studying Technology in the Home. In Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems - Proceedings (Vol. 2013-April, pp. 3207–3210). Association for Computing Machinery. https://doi.org/10.1145/2468356.2479648

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