Titlebook: Home Informatics and Telematics: ICT for the Next Billion; Alladi Venkatesh,Timothy Gonsalves,Kathy Buckner Conference proceedings 2007 IF

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Community Software Applicationskshop staff at a school was introduced to a community knowledge management system. The intent was for them to use it for lesson planning and discussions. Instead, they built a series of applications that they could use to make the school administration more efficient. These applications consisted of

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Being Social @ Work: Designing for Playfully Mediated Social Awareness in Work Environmentscasual and engaging encounters related to non-work issues could also lead to meaningful and pleasurable experiences. This paper explores a design approach to support playfully mediated social awareness within an academic environment. Using ethnographic exploration and understanding the current and a

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Shaping social beliefs: A community sensitive health information system for rural Indiarspective. Literature in current ICT based applications, point to the fact that, current efforts related to personal health information dissemination have gained limited acceptance at community level among rural population. This is probably due to limited understanding of community sensitive informa

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“Can we trust the Indians with our data?” An examination of the emergence of information privacy lawhas already emerged into a mature and highly competitive destination to outsource a variety of business processes from technically advanced nations. There is, however, a tension that exists between the IT industry’s needs and the Indian societal needs in general. One of the causes of such tension pe

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Off Their Trolley — Understanding Online Grocery Shopping Behaviourbility of online consumer behaviour, while traditional models of consumer behaviour do not reflect the user’s ability to shape their shopping experience online. To address this gap a framework has been developed for modelling online consumer behaviour and in this paper this framework is used to deve

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Containing Family Clutterways families deal with household clutter, and in particular how clutter can be contained in bowls and drawers. Based on this research, a case is made for rethinking digital media management in domestic settings. We argue that existing solutions, largely based around the PC, inhibit the casual stora