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- WorkshopbeitragCulture Locator: A Concept To Support Tandem Language Learning In New Digital Realities(Mensch und Computer 2019 - Workshopband, 2019) Flügge, Anna-Katharina; Gödde, Nina; Kneile, Madlen; Aljuneidi, SajaLearning languages in the form of a tandem program offers learners numerous advantages over individual learning. In order to develop a concept that supports the cooperative work of tandem partners, a qualitative study was conducted using the Design Case Study as a framework for research. The results show the positive impact of cultural exchange and the importance of hearing in language learning. As a result, a concept was developed that promotes cultural exchange and also focuses on hearing. Thus, this paper offers the idea of a technology that assists language learning by listening to the target language from native speakers during a treasure hunt game. Above all, the focus is on cooperation, as riddles have to be solved together by the tandem team.
- ZeitschriftenartikelThe thing that made me think - Navigating challenges and embracing opportunities of (pro-) active technology for behavior change in the context of sustainability(i-com: Vol. 22, No. 2, 2023) Kneile, Madlen; Jürgens, Till Maria; Christoforakos, Lara; Laschke, MatthiasGiven the threatening consequences of anthropogenic climate change, it is vital to modify energy-intensive daily routines to minimize individual energy consumption. However, changing daily routines is challenging due to their abstract, future-oriented nature and the comfort they provide. Interactive technologies can play a crucial role in facilitating this process. Instead of relying on rhetorical persuasion through information and appeals, we propose two design approaches within the research agenda of the MOVEN research group: (1) employing friction to disrupt routines, and (2) advocating for the interests of natural entities using counterpart technologies. Regarding the disruption of routines, we explore the use of humor as a design element to dampen the resulting resistance (i.e., psychological reactance). Moreover, we reflect on the opportunities of counterpart technologies as a new interaction paradigm in the context of sustainability. Finally, we discuss the potentials and limitations of individual behavior change for a holistic, sustainable transformation.