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KeywordsResearch AreasComputing, Communications and ICT, Media and Cultural Studies, Sociology Xaroula KerasidouResearch Student
Bowland North
My project focuses on ubiquitous computing, and through an engagement with it aims to explore the interaction, the ?coming together', of the different entities that get mobilised within its context. Specifically, I focus on the interaction between human and technology as one of the core issues that arise within ubiquitous computing. But instead of asking traditional HCI questions (what does a more human-centred interaction mean, and how can it be achieved), I investigate what sort of ontologies ubiquitous computing assumes and then, in turn, enacts. Questions of interaction, sameness and difference, agency, performativity come together and are investigated under my main research question Who are the interacting agents in the context of ubiquitous computing and how do the boundaries between them come to be enacted? Thesis TitleRespectful Distances: Who are the interacting agents in the context of ubiquitous computing and how do the boundaries between them come to be enacted? QualificationsMA in Digital Media: Technology and Cultural Form (2005) Goldsmiths College, United Kingdom BSc (Hons) in Informatics (1998) Aristotle University, Thessaloniki, Greece Career DetailsTeaching Experience 2007-2009 Goldsmiths College Seminar Tutor - Representation and Textual Analysis 2008-2012 Bath Spa University Seminar Tutor - Understanding Media Communications, Analysing Media, New Media Project Undergraduate Thesis Supervisor |
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