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Personal informatics tools aim to support behavior change through self-reflection on past data and using goals and incentives. However, people are more interested in short-term gains than long-term goals. Interactive simulations could help facilitate foresight by allowing people to visualize the consequences of behavior changes in the future and answer "what if" questions to better set and achieve sustainable lifestyle goals through a multi-faceted system.
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- 1. Enabling foresight and reflection: Interactive simulations to support behaviour change By Lisa Koeman, Yvonne Rogers & Jon Bird ICRI Cities · April 2013 · CHI Personal Informatics Workshop
- 2. Personal informatics tools generally try to support behaviour change
- 3. There is a strong focus on self-reflection using previously collected data
- 4. Furthermore, goals, (dis)incentives and comparisons are used to motivate people S
- 5. 100! But short term gains remain of more interest than long term goals How can we support long term thinking?
- 6. Possibly by facilitating foresight: insight into the consequences behaviour changes will have in the future
- 7. Seeing we are poor at linking our behaviour to proven effects, visualising explicit predictions might help with:
- 8. Answering “what if?” questions Plane Bus
- 9. Setting and achieving goals
- 10. Number of design challenges Calculation Interaction Visualisation
- 11. Multi-faceted system to support sustainable lifestyles for urban inhabitants
- 12. Thanks! For any questions or comments, please get in touch: Lisa Koeman Intel Collaborative Research Institute on Sustainable Connected Cities University College London lisa.koeman.12@ucl.ac.uk http://www.cities.io