Crafting a Narrative Inheritance
How can we support intergenerational memory sharing in families? Designing for co-construction and accounting for the stories we don't tell.
Dr. Jasmine Jones specializes in Human-Computer Interaction, focusing on the study and design of embedded interactive systems in social contexts. Her prior work addresses design for value-sensitive scenarios, such as capturing family memories, communicating children’s health information, and self-tracking behaviors in recovery. Dr. Jones is excited to develop new courses in user-centered design and human-centered computing to guide students in creating useful and usable new technologies.
How can we support intergenerational memory sharing in families? Designing for co-construction and accounting for the stories we don't tell.
Using interaction design to addressing challenges in digital curation towards preserving the past, for the future, while being present in the moment.
When technologies become part of our bodies, how should we think differently about design?