College of Information Studies: Recent submissions
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Health, Self-Tracking Technologies, and the Emotional Impacts they have on Older Adults with Memory Concerns
(2022)Most individuals, including older adults, in the United States are not meeting the recommended levels of physical activity for their age group. Research has shown that adopting self-tracking technologies can be one way to ... -
Ludic Borders
(2022)Game design techniques are used to motivate participation in professional, educational, political, and social environments. This research study introduces the theory of ludic borders to examine how the boundary of gamespace ... -
Computational Support for Bridging Analogies
(2022)Analogies are comparisons between two topics in terms of relational similarity, such as comparing a spring and a flexible table in terms of how they both exert explain upward force on your hand. Far domain analogies --- ... -
A Model for Embedded Anti-Racism Instruction in an Undergraduate Technology Design Course
(2022)Racism and other forms of bias in technology design have significant social ramifications. Decisions made, technology developed or not, the inclusion or exclusion of minoritized and marginalized voices in design and user ... -
Creepy or Cool? An Exploration of Non-Malicious Deepfakes Through Analysis of Two Case Studies
(2022)Several studies have examined the harms associated with the development of deepfake technology and its use by malicious actors, but less research has been devoted to deepfakes created by non-malicious creators and the ways ...