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GAMES: COMMUNITY + COMMUNICATION
SESSION CHAIR: Steve Feiner, Columbia University, USA
CASE STUDY | Martian Boneyards: Can a Community of
Players be a Community of Practice?
Jodi Asbell-Clarke, Elisabeth Sylvan, TERC, USA
Case study of Martian Boneyards, an MMO-based science-mystery
game designed to foster collaborative inquiry. Demonstrates how
designers can shape an evolving game narrative, responding to
players’ activities and accumulating knowledge.
PAPER | Athletes and Street Acrobats: Designing for
play as a Community Value in Parkour
Annika Waern, Elena Balan, Kim Nevelsteen, Mobile Life Centre,
Stockholm University, Sweden
We developed a mobile community service for the Parkour
community. We discuss how the successful design relied
understanding the culture as a ‘fun community’, valuing play over
achievement and competition.
PAPER | Communication and Commitment in an Online
Game Team
Laura Dabbish, Robert Kraut, Jordan Patton, Carnegie Mellon
University, USA
Describes an experiment on inducing communication in online
game groups. Examines the influence of communication topic and
communicator role on group commitment. Extends our
understanding of commitment in online groups.
PAPER | Twiage: A Game for Finding Good Advice on
Twitter
Max Van Kleek, Daniel Smith, Ruben Stranders, m.c. schraefel,
University of Southampton, UK
Examines the feasibility of crowdsourcing the identification of
“useful advice” on Twitter through a Game with a Purpose (GWAP)
called Twiage.
9:30—10:50 8:00—10:30 | Morning | Tuesday
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HEALTHCARE + TECHNOLOGY: PUTTING
PATIENTS FIRST
SESSION CHAIR: Katie Siek, University of Colorado at Boulder,
USA
PAPER | Findings of e-ESAS: A Mobile Based
Symptom Monitoring System for Breast Cancer &
Patients in Rural Bangladesh
Md Haque, Ferdaus Kawsar, Mohammad Adibuzzaman,
Sheikh Ahamed, Marquette University, USA
Richard Love, International Breast Cancer Research Foundation,
USA
Rumana Dowla, Amader Gram, Bangladesh
David Roe, International Breast Cancer Research Foundation,
USA
Syed Hossain, Reza Selim, Amader Gram, Bangladesh
We present the findings of our 31-week long field study and
deployment of e-ESAS - the first mobile-based remote symptom
monitoring system developed for rural BC patients.
PAPER | Problems of Data Mobility and Reuse in the
Provision of Computer-based Training for Screening
Mammography
Mark Hartswood, Rob Procter, University of Manchester, UK
Paul Taylor, University College London, UK
Lilian Blot, University of York, UK
Stuart Anderson, University of Edinburgh, UK
Mark Rouncefield, Lancaster University, UK
Roger Slack, Bangor University, UK
Describes the problems encountered reusing clinical data to
deliver training in breast cancer screening. Details how data
curation processes and tools can be better designed to improve
data reuse.
NOTE | Supporting visual assessment of food and
nutrient intake in a clinical care setting
Rob Comber, Jack Weeden, Jennifer Hoare, Stephen Lindsay,
Newcastle University, UK
Gemma Teal, Alastair Macdonald, Glasgow School of Art, UK
Lisa Methven, University of Reading, UK
Paula Moynihan, Patrick Olivier, Newcastle University, UK
Presents the mappmal application to support visual assessment of
food consumption in a clinical setting. The application provides a
reliable but conservative measure of nutritional intake from partially
consumed meals.
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