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Designing self-monitoring technology to promote data capture and reflection

Choe, 2014

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Choe E
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Q-‐‑Selfers offer us a useful perspective from which to re-‐‑examine the current design of self-‐‑monitoring technologies and ways to improve them. Q-‐‑Selfers encompass a broad spectrum of people ranging from those who use pen and paper to those who build their own …
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