Abstract Purpose of the Study Participatory design (PD) is widely used within
gerontechnology but there is no common understanding about which methods are used for …

Participatory Design (PD) is envisioned as an approach to democratizing innovation in the
design process by shifting the power dynamics between researcher and participant. Recent …

Innovations in HCI research of health-related pervasive and ubiquitous technologies can
potentially improve older adults' access to healthcare resources and support long-term …

The concept of electronic health (eHealth) literacy evolved from the social and information
sciences and describes competencies necessary to use electronic health services. As it is a …

Community-based approaches to participatory design, such as the design workshop,
promise to engage underserved populations in collaborative dialog and provide a platform …

An easily accessible tutorial is crucial for older adults to use mobile applications (apps) on
smartphones. However, older adults often struggle to search for tutorials independently and …

eHealth literacy is the ability to access, assess, and use digital health information. This study
compared the effects of a multimedia tutorial versus a paper-based control in improving …

Healthy ageing is a global priority due to a growing older population, which increases the
need for preventive measures and tailored technology. In health technology development …

The storytelling lens in human-computer interaction has primarily focused on personas,
design fiction, and other stories crafted by designers, yet informal personal narratives from …

The benefits of fruits and vegetables for older adults include reducing cardiovascular
disease and diabetes. Tablets like the iPad can promote healthy behaviors, but usability …