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- WorkshopbeitragUsability and Understanding of Individual Verifiability in the 2023 GI-Election(Mensch und Computer 2024 - Workshopband, 2024) Hilt, Tobias; Matheis, Philipp; Volkamer, MelanieIndividual verifiability allow the voter to check that their vote left their voting device and arrived at the election server in the way they intended and therefore allows to detect possible vote manipulation by the voting device. In order for individual verifiability to be useful it is crucial that voters understand how and under which assumptions it work. We conducted an online user study to examine voter understanding and perceived usability of individual verifiability. The results hint at an insufficient understanding but attest good usability.
- Workshop7th International Workshop "Gam-R – Gamification Reloaded"(Mensch und Computer 2024 - Workshopband, 2024) Mazarakis, Athanasios; Sailer-Frank, Sabrina; Voit, ThomasThe 7th International Workshop, "Gam-R – Gamification Reloaded," explores gamification and its related concepts, aiming to identify current trends and future directions in the field. Through presentations and interactive sessions, participants will discuss new research, debate emerging concepts, and foster collaborations. In addition, the workshop seeks to foster networking opportunities among researchers and practitioners interested in gamification. It will feature presentations of selected papers followed by interactive sessions designed to facilitate dialogue and knowledge exchange. Accepted papers will be published in the GI Digital Library, ensuring wide dissemination of insights. The workshop’s goals include facilitating knowledge exchange, promoting interdisciplinary discussions, and advancing the application of gamification in various domains. The workshop website, including a full Call for Papers, can be found at https://www.gamification-reloaded.com/ or https://www.gam-r.de/.
- WorkshopbeitragEmpowering Patients Through Conversational Agents Enhancing Participation and Personalization in Healthcare(Mensch und Computer 2024 - Workshopband, 2024) Nawaz, Maryam; Helfert, Markus; Timoney, Joseph; Alfano, MarcoHealth empowerment is referred to as the ability to make decisions about one's own health through self-awareness, goal-setting, continual monitoring and feedback. Health information technologies, which play a crucial role in helping people overcome barriers to healthcare, such as accessing health information, setting goals, and managing. While considering health technologies, conversational agents emerge as an ideal solution for addressing diverse aspects of health-related improvements, healthcare provision, ensuring 24/7 accessibility and convenience, and serving as a knowledge source for specific health needs. In this paper, the concept of digital transformation drives our mapping of the human health empowerment elements into a format that can be analyzed and acted upon using the functionalities of a dedicated conversational agent, i.e., a chatbot. We provide a mapping of health empowerment elements that results in a combined set of measurable factors of health empowerment as an outcome. This mapping is going to allow the future implementation of health conversational agents for patient health empowerment. We performed a detailed literature review of the last five years of publications that are available on multiple databases (Embase, PubMed, Scopus and Web of Science) with selected sets of research keywords. The reviewed publications were related to personal health empowerment concepts, definitions and theories and their relation with digital intervention technologies such as health conversational agents or chatbot functionalities. The result of the identified set of health empowerment elements that can be broadly classified under the categories of understanding, deciding, and acting has been analyzed. Further analysis allowed us to translate the underlying details of these three elements into conversational agent functionalities such as health knowledge, education and support, encouragement, personalized recommendations for decision-making, and health goal management and monitoring. In the future, contributions should consider the opinions of all stakeholders, including healthcare experts and individuals with health needs, involved in co-creative and participatory processes. Additionally, criteria for assessing health empowerment should be directly connected to improved health outcomes.
- KonferenzbeitragExperiencing Social Robots for Traffic Guidance using Virtual Reality Videos(Mensch und Computer 2024 - Workshopband, 2024) Schrapel, Maximilian; Bied, Manuel; Bruno, Barbara; Vinel, AlexeyIntegrating autonomous vehicles and smart infrastructure into urban traffic systems is a crucial component for the development of future cities. Therefore, effective public communication and early citizen involvement is essential to align expectations with the capabilities of novel technology. We propose to use point of view 360-degree videos in Virtual Reality to present potential technologies in early stages to stakeholders, accelerate design processes and to measure physiological responses. We demonstrate our proposed method by the use case of social robots using V2X communication and arm gestures for pedestrian traffic guidance at unsignalized intersections. Initial video recordings with the robot in traffic in a Wizard of Oz setting showed curiosity among pedestrians about the robot's use case.
- WorkshopbeitragA QR Code Survey Platform that Links Digital Civic Engagement to Physical Places(Mensch und Computer 2024 - Workshopband, 2024) Lindt, Dennis; Wolters, Maria K; Boll, SusannePlace-based QR code surveys are a simple and intuitive way for collecting feedback and opinions from citizens about the places they live in. We present the initial design of a platform for designing and monitoring QR code surveys that will be used for civic engagement and feedback. We define civic engagement as actions people take to support their community and improve its future. We finish by discussing issues that need to be considered to ensure that brief QR code surveys can fulfil their potential for increasing engagement.
- WorkshopbeitragLessons Learned from Co-Designing with Cardiac Patients and Healthcare Professionals in the Acute Hospital Setting to Inform Future Health Technologies(Mensch und Computer 2024 - Workshopband, 2024) Höppchen, Isabel; Kulnik, Stefan Tino; Meschtscherjakov, Alexander; Wurhofer, DanielaOur work provides insights into how digital health technologies (DHTs) can support patient pathways in cardiac rehabilitation (CR). Therefore, we conducted three co-design workshops together with 17 participants who were cardiac patients and healthcare professionals. Paper prototyping activities were situated in the acute hospital setting to provide the physical context where patients’ CR journeys usually start. In this workshop contribution, we outline our co-design approach and lessons learned to inform and inspire further research about co-creating interactive systems for healthcare.
- KonferenzbeitragCyMe [si:][mi:]: Personalized and Seamless Menstrual Health Tracking(Mensch und Computer 2024 - Workshopband, 2024) Principe, Marinja; Stebler, Debs; Sou, Davinny; Kowatsch, Tobias; Nißen, MarciaMenstruating individuals experience various physiological and psychological changes throughout their reproductive lives and each menstrual cycle. Although numerous menstrual health tracking apps, exist, there is limited research on the impact of customization options and personalized visualizations of menstrual cycle data and associated symptoms on user experiences. Furthermore, evidence on the long-term effects of these features on menstrual health awareness and literacy is sparse. This demo contribution presents “CyMe” [siː][miː], a menstrual health tracking prototype designed to support the different needs of individuals while focusing on a simple yet effective reporting approach integrating smartphone and smartwatch data. CyMe focuses on customization options for seamless data reporting and personalized visualizations, enabling users to focus on their individual menstrual health challenges. CyMe also aims to enhance the user experience by giving the user agency over the look and feel of the application, allowing them to adjust self-reporting options, colors, and reminders and connect different sensor devices. This approach should support the wide range of needs of menstruating individuals to be seen and allow users to get actionable insights into their menstrual health.
- Workshopbeitrag"Pass auf!" - Child-Oriented Cyber Safety & Security Educational Content(Mensch und Computer 2024 - Workshopband, 2024) Bopp, Karen; Heinemann, Andreas; Renaud, KarenA significant number of online users are underage. Hence, their caregivers and the children themselves should know how to keep themselves safe and secure online. Our aim is to understand which cyber risks children and parents identify through independent research, whether these cyber risks are in line with the state of research and official recommendations and whether risk informed learning materials for children, parents and teachers would be beneficial. We identified a list of cyber risks that affect children online. We examined German advisory websites and research publications to determine coverage of these. We then developed a website to provide comprehensive coverage specifically for German children, which we evaluated with a sample of children, their parents and teachers. German advisory websites, official bodies and researchers do not agree on what is considered a cyber risk for children. Researchers mention many risks that are not mentioned by advisory websites. Targeted risk-informed learning content should improve the situation. This research is a first step towards providing German children, their parents, and teachers with coherent, up-to-date and easily understandable advice about online safety and security risks and the mitigations that can be used to prevent them. More cooperation between stakeholders is urgently needed ensure children are protected.
- WorkshopbeitragChatSEC - Towards Enhancing Security Vulnerability Reports for Non-Experts(Mensch und Computer 2024 - Workshopband, 2024) Hoffmann, Mario; Buchmann, ErikDue to the self-governing, heterogeneous structure, the enforcement of IT-security policies at universities is different from that in business and industry. Fast pacing positional changes and limited IT knowledge result in lost information of systems, configurations and responsibilities. Different needs of the research groups require locally managed IT systems that are not under control of the IT department. In this paper, we describe ChatSEC our approach to help local system admins to close security vulnerabilities. ChatSEC improves vulnerability reports generated by a security appliance. In particular, we utilize AI to intuitively explain vulnerability reports. We also integrate the threat intelligence and mitigation steps needed to understand and close the vulnerabilities. The focus of this paper is on implementation options. Our preliminary findings are essentially positive: Key components can be readily implemented, and have the potential to greatly support local system administrators.
- WorkshopbeitragTowards a Gaze-adaptive Self-view for Video Meeting Systems: A Prototype Demonstrator(Mensch und Computer 2024 - Workshopband, 2024) Seitz, Julia; Link, Alexandra; Maedche, AlexanderVideo meetings have become ubiquitous in our lives. While they provide multiple advantages such as saving travel time and costs, they can also bring negative effects. For instance, the self-view, a prominent design feature in video meeting systems, seems to induce cognitive load but also helps users to get control of the image they send to others. To overcome the downsides of the self-view, we propose an adaptive design of the self-view based on gaze data.