Paul Allen Center, Room 605. Depstein at cs dot washington dot edu. University of California, Santa Cruz. University of California, Irvine. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. candidate in Computer Science and Engineering. At the University of Washington. I study how and why people use tracking.

The explosion of research around social networks and social media highlights the ways that our actions and opinions what we know and believe, how we behave and make decisions are embedded in and shaped by webs of social relationships. Small individual actions that flow within networks can lead to broad systemic dynamics that fundamentally impact how societies function economically, socially, and culturally.

I am a PhD candidate in Human Centered Design and Engineering. I work with Gary Hsieh. I completed a MS in Computer Science at Harvard University. And a BS in Computer Science at Jacobs University Bremen. Crowdsourcing Exercise Plans Aligned with Expert Guidelines and Everyday Constraints. E Agapie, B Chinh, L Pina, D Oviedo, M Welsh, G Hsieh, S Munson. CF Chung, E Agapie, J Schroeder, S Mishra, J Fogarty, S Munson.

At the University of Washington in Seattle. I research how to leverage psychology to design technologies that foster health, well-being, and productivity. I previously worked in China for 6 years. Where I managed the international product at a mobile app startup and wrote about the Chinese.

org is part of a research project conducted by students and faculty at the University of Michigan. The goal of the project is to help online medical support groups effectively use a wiki to collaboratively create useful resources. It includes content provided by members of several participating online medical support groups that is not reviewed by medical professionals. The research project is conducted by Derek Hansen.

A workshop at CHI 2013 held on Saturday 27 April 2013. Social media technologies are becoming ubiquitous. By January 7, 2013. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.