Titlebook: Home Informatics and Telematics; Information, Technol Andy Sloane,Felix Rijn Book 2000 IFIP International Federation for Information Proces

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Home Information Systems,s and new digital services are set to become ubiquitous. However, traditionally the home has been using information in a variety of ways and it is envisaged that this type of use will continue and expand, especially since the new services also have their own requirement for storage (at least in the

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Invisible Technologies, Invisible Boundaries?,he autonomous nature of the user is emphasised, the everyday, routine aspects of technology use are ignored. Also other possible limitations to users agency which are more technological by nature are discussed. It is claimed that more invisible the technologies become, more important it is to make v

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User-Centred Design,ble in the very different context of home use? This paper reviews the techniques that are now routinely used in the design of technology for the office to identify a new research agenda to facilitate good design of information and communication technology in the home.

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On Purchasing a Home Computer, describe how some Finnish families purchased their home computer. We interviewed more than 90 families who had just purchased a home computer and also some non-computer families. Men and children seem to take the initiative in a family during the purchasing process. Especially when a family is purc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-35511-5Information Technology (IT); Interaction; Internet; Processing; calculus; communication; computer; design; h

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