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Designing food diaries to support collaboration between individuals and health experts

Designing food diaries to support collaboration between individuals and health experts

Many people keep a record of what they eat. Some people do it to manage weight; others want to monitor their health conditions; still…
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Christina Chung
There Is No “Blue” in Korean

There Is No “Blue” in Korean

Different Languages Have Different Colors
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Kyle Thayer
Why organizational culture matters for online groups

Why organizational culture matters for online groups

Leaders and scholars of online communities tend of think of community growth as the aggregate effect of inexperienced individuals arriving…
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Benjamin Mako Hill
What we lose when we move from social to market exchange

What we lose when we move from social to market exchange

Couchsurfing and Airbnb are websites that connect people with an extra guest room or couch with random strangers on the Internet who are…
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Benjamin Mako Hill
Testing the “wide walls” design principle in the wild

Testing the “wide walls” design principle in the wild

Seymour Papert is credited as saying that tools to support learning should have “high ceilings” and “low floors.” The phrase is meant to…
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Sayamindu Dasgupta
Multiple Perspectives on the Multiple Comparisons Problem in Visual Analysis

Multiple Perspectives on the Multiple Comparisons Problem in Visual Analysis

The more visual comparisons an analyst makes, the more likely they are to find spurious patterns — a version of the Multiple Comparisons…
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UW Interactive Data Lab
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