Digital artifacts on social media can challenge individuals during identity transitions,
particularly those who prefer to delete, separate from, or hide data that are representative of …

Human-Computer Interaction researchers are increasingly designing technologies aimed at
supporting “behavior change.” The model of change, which most of these works embrace …

In our contemporary moment, there exists a hegemonic design practice and a general social
desire to retain information. With the help of sociotechnical platforms and other …

Memory artifacts are personal and collective belongings that elicit deliberate or involuntary
memories. They are significant as objects of continuity, vessels for identity, and links to past …

Understanding differences between digital and physical objects, and people's perceptions of
those objects, is a matter of foundational importance to CHI. These differences affect how …

My research follows the actions and design choices of a large and unique online community.
In this workshop, I would like to discuss our responsibility to protect the identity of the …

This chapter is about relation artefacts Type IV which are socio-technical interventions in
organizational and wider contexts. Three subtypes of these relation artefacts move the …

Material culture research has demonstrated how relationships to physical artifacts are
central to human lives, and that people use artifacts in processes of constructing their own …