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Jacky Bourgeois

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This paper explores pair collaboration as a novel approach for making sense of personal data. Pair collaboration - characterized by dyadic comparison and structured roles for questioning and reasoning - has proven effective for co-constructing knowledge. However, current collabor ...
Designers often engage with video to gain rich, temporal insights about the context of users, collaboratively analyzing it to gather ideas, challenge assumptions, and foster empathy. To capture the full visual context of users and their situations, designers are adopting 360° vid ...

(Re)discovering Sexual Pleasure after Cancer

Understanding the Design Space

Cancer treatments often lead to sexual health challenges that greatly impact cancer survivors’ quality of life. Current interventions primarily address physiological aspects, like medication or vaginal care, overlooking psychological, social, and cultural dimensions. This paper e ...
The KEM category Data for Inquiry and Evidence encompasses a collection of methods and tools for generating insights from data, complementing other qualitative and quantitative design and design research methods. Thereby, it bridges the gap between Human-Centred Design and Data S ...
Remote Patient Management systems (RPM) are crucial for addressing healthcare workforce shortages. These systems are often designed with a specified focus on clinical functionalities, without proper consideration for human-centric concerns. A care perspective is essential not onl ...

Say You, Say Me

Investigating the Personal insights Generated from One's Own data and Other's data

The design of collaborative personal informatics (PI) has shifted its focus from using one’s own data to integrating others’ data to enhance self-understanding. In this trend, understanding the effectiveness of the two data sources in facilitating personal insights becomes essent ...

Personal Data Comics

A Data Storytelling Approach Supporting Personal Data Literacy

Most people interact with digital technologies that collect personal data about their behavior and experiences, leaving behind a data trail. The data within this trail is abstract and difficult to interpret; still, people often need to decide about its collection and distribution ...

Sensitive Data Donation

A Feminist Reframing of Data Practices for Intimate Research Contexts

Data donation is an emerging practice for collecting personal data. However, recent data donation approaches are insufficient in intimate research contexts as they perceive data as neutral and objective and do not consider the contexts where data is generated and shaped nor offer ...

Sphere Window

Challenges and Opportunities of 360° Video in Collaborative Design Workshops

The increased ubiquity of 360° video presents a unique opportunity for designers to deeply engage with the world of users by capturing the complete visual context. However, the opportunities and challenges 360° video introduces for video design ethnography are unclear. This study ...
Most people are entangled with an ever-growing trail of data that results from their daily interactions with products and services. Yet, they are hardly aware of the nature and characteristics of the data within this trail. We design dataslip, a provocative artifact that material ...

Participation in Data Donation

Co-Creative, Collaborative, and Contributory Engagements with Athletes and Their Intimate Data

Data donation is an emerging practice enabling personal data collection for research. While it offers opportunities to access new insights into people’s behavior and experiences through their digital-trace data, the role of individuals – as research participants – is limited in m ...
As we navigate the physical and digital world, we unknowingly leave behind an immense trail of data. We are informed about this via lengthy documents (e.g., privacy policies) or short statements (e.g., cookie popups). However, even when we know that data is collected, we remain l ...
Behavioral data is ubiquitous in products, services, and systems that people interact with. It is increasingly used by design and HCI researchers and practitioners throughout their human-centered and participatory design processes. The highly dynamic nature of behavioral data mak ...
Recently, methods and approaches such as Participatory Data Analysis, Data-Enabled Design, and Contextual Inquiry have highlighted how design activities can benefit from behavioral data. This data offers new ways to learn from what people do and how they do it, across time and sp ...
Digital technologies have increasingly integrated into people's lives, continuously capturing their behavior through potentially sensitive data. In the context of voice assistants, there is a misalignment between experts, regulators, and users on whether and what data is 'sensiti ...

Fast Drink

Mediating Empathy for Gig Workers

The digitization of services and global lock-downs have led an explosion of delivery services, which use gig-workers as delivery personnel. They can face apathy from both their employers and users of the service. Previous studies focused on mediating interactions between workers ...

Beyond data transactions

A framework for meaningfully informed data donation

As we navigate physical (e.g., supermarket) and digital (e.g., social media) systems, we generate personal data about our behavior. Researchers and designers increasingly rely on this data and appeal to several approaches to collect it. One of these is data donation, which encour ...

Reconstructing Intimate Contexts through Data Donation

A Case Study in Menstrual Tracking Technologies

Ubiquitous wearable and mobile technologies generate vast amounts of data from sensors and self-logging applications. This data creates opportunities to better understand people’s behavior and inform research on intimate topics such as menstruation. However, in design and HCI res ...
Designers and HCI researchers from industry and academia have been exploring the opportunities that emerge from incorporating behavioral data into the design process. For this, designers employ and combine data from multiple sources, multiple scales, and types to obtain valuable ...
In-The-wild research allows the HCI community to gain insights into personal behaviour and characteristics. For designers and researchers, this means having access to rich spatiotemporal insights reflecting user's characteristics, behaviours, and needs. However, designerly contex ...