Accepted Book chapter!
Favela, J., Cornejo, R., Velazquez, A., Martinez, A. I., Castro, L. A., Tentori, M. (2013) Nuevas tecnologías de información y comunicación en apoyo a un envejecimiento activo y saludable. En Envejecimiento saludable y productivo García-Peña, M.C., Sánchez, S., Juárez, T., Granados, V. (Eds). Academia Mexicana de Cirugía ISBN 978-607-95935-3-7
Multi-modal interaction with SNS
private webpage: Building upon our prior work and using the results from participatory design sessions we present the design of two mechanisms enabling the multi-modal interaction with social networking sites. Tlatoque + Ubisketch UbiSketch, a ubiquitous real-time sketch-based communication tool, supporting information sharing and social communication based on natural interactions with paper-based supports. Our interactive...
Tlatoque
private webpage: Social networking sites (SNSs) provide users ambient awareness of the interests and activities of friends and relatives helping them sustain and strengthen social ties. Older adults who are not adopting SNSs might however feel like outsiders of their own families who increasingly rely on these services to socialize. Previous research has shown that...
MobIS
private webpage: Autism is associated with impairments of attention, memory and information processing. For children with autism impairments there is difficult to remember and identify real objects. Teachers prompt children with autism to redirect their attention to the object discrimination training and reduce the time they spend “off task”. Technological interventions that provide interactive visual supports help teachers...
Paper accepted to a workshop at PervasiveHeatlh 2012!
Cornejo, R., Hernández, D., Favela, J. and Tentori, M (2012) “Persuading older adults to socialize and exercise trough ambient games” In Workshop of Wellness and HCI, PervasiveHealth 2012, San Diego California, May 21-24, 2012
Ecological validity and pervasiveness in the evaluation of ubiquitous computing technologies for healthcare
Favela, J., Tentori, M. y Gonzalez, V. M. (2010) “Ecological validity and pervasiveness in the evaluation of ubiquitous computing technologies for healthcare”. International Journal of Human Computer Interaction (IJHCI), 26(5):414-44pp. ISSN: 1532-7590 (electronic) 1044-7318 (paper)
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