BIG::Everyday is for Interaction in Everyday Life

Our focus is on understanding the use of both emerging and everyday technologies in a variety of settings. We employ diverse methods including design, implementation, and deployment; qualitative and quantitative lab and field studies; co-design; and futuring approaches like design fiction. Application areas include health and wellbeing, learning, personal informatics, and civic computing.

BIG::Everyday Members

Faculty

  • Paul Marshall
    Associate Professor of Human Computer Interaction
  • Aisling O'Kane
    Associate Professor of Human-Computer Interaction for Health
  • Kenton O'Hara
    Professor of Human-Computer Interaction
  • Dan Bennett
    Lecturer in Human-Computer Interaction
  • Anne Roudaut
    Professor of Human Computer Interaction and the director of BIG

Recent Publications