Recent research suggests that frequently switching between various forms of media (ie
'media multitasking') is associated with diminished attentional abilities, a disconcerting result …

Crowdworkers receive no formal training for managing their tasks, time or working
environment. To develop tools that support such workers, an understanding of their …

Increasingly people interact with their mobile devices while watching television. We evolve
an understanding of this kind of everyday media multitasking behaviour through an analysis …

Societal and cultural norms are important in sha** how individuals live, study, and work.
Of particular interest in recent research is the role of mindfulness, defined as the ability to …

With the pace of life accelerating, multitasking has become the norm in daily life. According
to research, multiple cognitive processes, including numerical reasoning, comprehension …

There is an emerging shift in human–computer interaction (HCI) research from things to
events and towards time and temporality as a design material, which is made even more …

Mobile videochat use has been growing, especially for teens. To better understand teens'
videochat practices, we conducted a two-week photo diary study with 16 teens. We found …

Resuming suspended activities is fundamental to knowledge work. As activities grow in
complexity or fade from memory, they become increasingly difficult to cognitively resume …

The effect of media multitasking (eg, listening to podcasts while studying) on cognitive
processes has seen mixed results thus far. To date, the tasks used in the literature to study …

The rapid advancement of mobile computing devices and the ever-growing range of
infotainment services they enable have cultivated high levels of media multitasking. Studies …