Designing ubiquitous computing for reflection and learning in diabetes management
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...Diabetics who used Mamykina’s systems where more reflective about their condition, which led to improved self-understanding and a greater sense of personal control over health outcomes [62,63,64]....
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...I was specifically interested in harnessing the potential of Communities of Practice (Lave and Wenger, 1991) and peer-based networks in enabling such articulation without the extensive involvement of experts....
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...Just as Schon argued that professional problem solving does not rely on application of formal rules, Lave and Wenger argue that acquisition of these skills is different in nature from formal schooling....
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...I draw my inspiration in these questions from the studies of Lave and Wenger (Lave and Wenger, 1991) and their notion of Communities of Practice and Legitimate Peripheral Participation (LPP)....
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...Probes In the past three decades, the focus on augmenting working environments led to the emergence of research methodologies inspired by ethnography and anthropology, such as ethnomethodology (Garfinkel, 1967)....
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...Harold Garfinkel (1967) viewed reflection and rationalization of past actions and choices as bases of stable social structures and accountability of human action....
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...” (Dewey, 1933) Dewey defines the following phases of reflective thinking: 1....
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...(Dewey, 1933) In this definition, as in many others following this tradition, the emphasis is on the mode of thinking, rather than its object....
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...” (Dewey, 1933) In regards to education and learning, Dewey contrasts learning through reflection and discovery with the traditional education of his time, which, arguably, remains a predominant model of education to this day....
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...” (Dewey, 1933) Another important aspect of reflective thinking that I return to later in this document is its reliance on observations or facts, in other words data....
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...intervention these same conditions could take extended periods of time to develop naturally, sometimes exceeding human lifetime (Dewey, 1933)....
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...The concept of calm computing that enriches individuals’ environment with cues on different levels of intrusiveness that affect and guide individuals’ choices, sometimes without individual’s conscious awareness, is most consistent with “situated action” (Suchman, 1987)....
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