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David M. Frohlich
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- affiliation: University of Surrey, Digital World Research Centre, UK
- affiliation: Hewlett Packard Labs, Bristol, UK
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2020 – today
- 2024
- [c47]David M. Frohlich, Haiyue Yuan
, Emily Corrigan-Kavanagh
A Market-Ready Ecosystem for Publishing and Reading Augmented Books. HCI (55) 2024: 58-75 - [c46]David M. Frohlich, Sarah Campbell, Daniel Benn, Thomas Booker-Price, Alison Benzimra:
Neighbourhood Natter: A Post-Pandemic Response to Addressing Social Isolation and Connection in a Retirement Village. HCI (42) 2024: 327-344 - [c45]Ye Ling, David M. Frohlich, Tom H. Williamson, Jean-Yves Guillemaut:
Symmetry Completion Test: A Novel Approach for Visual Distortion Mapping and Correction Using Symmetry Constraints. VISIGRAPP (4): VISAPP 2024: 414-425 - 2023
- [j26]Emily Corrigan-Kavanagh
Re-invigorating the photo album: augmenting printed photobooks with digital media. Pers. Ubiquitous Comput. 27(2): 467-480 (2023) - [c44]Ye Ling
A toolkit of approaches for digital mapping and correction of visual distortion. ASSETS 2023: 60:1-60:5 - 2022
- [j25]Georgios Bairaktaris
Magic Bookmark: A Nonintrusive Electronic System for Functionalizing Physical Books. Adv. Intell. Syst. 4(3) (2022) - [j24]Georgios Bairaktaris
Augmented Books: Hybrid Electronics Bring Paper to Life. IEEE Pervasive Comput. 21(4): 88-95 (2022) - [c43]Maryam Bandukda, Giulia Barbareschi
A Workshop on Disability Inclusive Remote Co-Design. ASSETS 2022: 103:1-103:5 - 2021
- [j23]Bran Knowles
The harm in conflating aging with accessibility. Commun. ACM 64(7): 66-71 (2021) - [c42]Georgios Bairaktaris
Printed Light Tags and the Magic Bookmark: Using light to augment paper objects. CHI Extended Abstracts 2021: 184:1-184:5 - 2020
- [p2]David M. Frohlich, Emily Corrigan-Kavanagh, Sarah Campbell, Theopisti Chrysanthaki, Paula Castro, Isabela Zaine, Maria da Graça Campos Pimentel:
Assistive Media for Well-being. HCI and Design in the Context of Dementia 2020: 189-205
2010 – 2019
- 2019
- [j22]David M. Frohlich
The Cornwall a-book: An Augmented Travel Guide Using Next Generation Paper. J. Electron. Publ. 22(1) (2019) - [c41]Michael Krzyzaniak, David M. Frohlich
Six types of audio that DEFY reality!: A taxonomy of audio augmented reality with examples. Audio Mostly Conference 2019: 160-167 - 2018
- [j21]Chris Baume
A Contextual Study of Semantic Speech Editing in Radio Production. Int. J. Hum. Comput. Stud. 115: 67-80 (2018) - [c40]Tijs Duel, David M. Frohlich
Supporting Audiography: Design of a System for Sentimental Sound Recording, Classification and Playback. HCI (28) 2018: 24-31 - [c39]Ana Raquel Abrahão, Paula Fernanda Carlos da Silva, David M. Frohlich
Mobile Digital Storytelling in a Brazilian Care Home. HCI (26) 2018: 403-421 - 2017
- [j20]David M. Frohlich
Designing interactive newsprint. Int. J. Hum. Comput. Stud. 104: 36-49 (2017) - [c38]David M. Frohlich
From Audio Paper to Next Generation Paper. WebMedia 2017: 9-10 - 2016
- [c37]David M. Frohlich
Co-designing a diversity of social media products with and for older people. DSAI 2016: 323-330 - 2015
- [b2]David M. Frohlich:
Fast Design, Slow Innovation - Audiophotography Ten Years On. Springer 2015, ISBN 978-3-319-21938-7, pp. 1-231 - [c36]Sam Zargham, Janko Calic, David M. Frohlich
4streams: an ambient photo sharing application for extended families. BCS HCI 2015: 165-174 - [c35]Jocelyn Spence
Performance and critical design. BCS HCI 2015: 228-229 - 2014
- [j19]Connie Golsteijn, Elise van den Hoven
Hybrid crafting: towards an integrated practice of crafting with physical and digital components. Pers. Ubiquitous Comput. 18(3): 593-611 (2014) - [j18]Martijn Jansen, Elise van den Hoven
Pearl: living media enabled by interactive photo projection. Pers. Ubiquitous Comput. 18(5): 1259-1275 (2014) - [c34]Nick Taylor
Utilising insight journalism for community technology design. CHI 2014: 2995-3004 - [c33]Connie Golsteijn, Elise van den Hoven
Reflections on craft research for and through design. NordiCHI 2014: 421-430 - 2013
- [j17]Jocelyn Spence
Performative experience design: where autobiographical performance and human-computer interaction meet. Digit. Creativity 24(2): 96-110 (2013) - [j16]David M. Frohlich
Rediscovery of forgotten images in domestic photo collections. Pers. Ubiquitous Comput. 17(4): 729-740 (2013) - [c32]Jocelyn Spence
Performative experience design. CHI Extended Abstracts 2013: 2049-2058 - 2012
- [c31]Connie Golsteijn, Elise van den Hoven
Towards a more cherishable digital object. Conference on Designing Interactive Systems 2012: 655-664 - [c30]Sam Zargham, Janko Calic, David M. Frohlich:
User experience study of multiple photo streams visualization. BCS HCI 2012: 416-421 - [c29]Nick Taylor
Viewpoint: empowering communities with situated voting devices. CHI 2012: 1361-1370 - [c28]David M. Frohlich
Creative cameraphone use in rural developing regions. Mobile HCI 2012: 181-190 - 2011
- [b1]Risto Sarvas, David M. Frohlich:
From Snapshots to Social Media - The Changing Picture of Domestic Photography. Computer Supported Cooperative Work, Springer 2011, ISBN 978-0-85729-246-9, pp. i-xi, 1-201 - [c27]David M. Frohlich
HCI and innovation. CHI Extended Abstracts 2011: 713-728 - [c26]Dirk van Erve, Gerrit-Willem Vos, Elise van den Hoven
Cueing the past: designing embodied interaction for everyday remembering. DESIRE 2011: 335-345 - [p1]Philip Ely, David M. Frohlich, Nicola Green:
Uncertainty, Upheavals and Upgrades: Digital-DIY during Life-change. New Media Technologies and User Empowerment 2011: 163-180 - 2010
- [c25]Rita Wong, Norman Poh, Josef Kittler, David M. Frohlich
Interactive quality-driven feedback for biometric systems. BTAS 2010: 1-7
2000 – 2009
- 2009
- [j15]Abigail Durrant, David M. Frohlich
Home curation versus teenage photography: Photo displays in the family home. Int. J. Hum. Comput. Stud. 67(12): 1005-1023 (2009) - [c24]Abigail Durrant, Alex S. Taylor, David M. Frohlich, Abigail Sellen, David Uzzell:
Photo displays and intergenerational relationships in the family home. BCS HCI 2009: 10-19 - [c23]David M. Frohlich
StoryBank: mobile digital storytelling in a development context. CHI 2009: 1761-1770 - [c22]Matt Jones
Mobility, digital libraries and a rural indian village. JCDL 2009: 309-312 - 2008
- [j14]David M. Frohlich
Under Development - Audiophoto narratives for semi-literate communities. Interactions 15(6): 61-64 (2008) - [c21]Matt Jones
"Narrowcast yourself": designing for community storytelling in a rural Indian context. Conference on Designing Interactive Systems 2008: 369-378 - [c20]Victoria Land, Mary Lumkin, David M. Frohlich:
Conveying availability and capability to communicate in naturalistic interaction. BCS HCI (2) 2008: 43-46 - [c19]Gerard Oleksik, David M. Frohlich
Sonic interventions: understanding and extending the domestic soundscape. CHI 2008: 1419-1428 - [c18]Abigail Durrant, Alex S. Taylor
Speculative devices for photo display. CHI Extended Abstracts 2008: 2297-2302 - [c17]Mark Blythe, John Robinson, David M. Frohlich
Interaction design and the critics: what to make of the "weegie". NordiCHI 2008: 53-62 - 2007
- [j13]David M. Frohlich
Sound, paper and memorabilia: resources for a simpler digital photography. Pers. Ubiquitous Comput. 11(2): 107-116 (2007) - [c16]Dorothy Rachovides, David M. Frohlich, Maxine Frank:
Interaction design in the wild. BCS HCI (2) 2007: 91-94 - [c15]Paul Luff, Guy Adams, Wolfgang Bock, Adam Drazin, David M. Frohlich
Augmented Paper: Developing Relationships Between Digital Content and Paper. The Disappearing Computer 2007: 275-297 - [c14]Mounia Lalmas, Ramnath Bhat, Maxine Frank, David M. Frohlich
Bridging the digital divide: understanding information access practices in an indian village community. SIGIR 2007: 741-742 - 2005
- [c13]Ella Tallyn, David M. Frohlich, Nadja Linketscher, Beat Signer, Guy Adams:
Using paper to support collaboration in educational activities. CSCL 2005: 672-676 - 2004
- [j12]David M. Frohlich
Beauty as a Design Prize. Hum. Comput. Interact. 19(4): 359-366 (2004) - 2002
- [c12]David M. Frohlich
Requirements for photoware. CSCW 2002: 166-175 - 2001
- [j11]David M. Frohlich
Breaking up is hard to do: family perspectives on the future of the home PC. Int. J. Hum. Comput. Stud. 54(5): 701-724 (2001) - 2000
- [j10]David M. Frohlich
short paper: Augmenting Photographs with Audio. Pers. Ubiquitous Comput. 4(4): 205-208 (2000) - [j9]David M. Frohlich
short paper: The Memory Box. Pers. Ubiquitous Comput. 4(4): 238-240 (2000)
1990 – 1999
- 1999
- [j8]Andrew F. Monk, David M. Frohlich:
Computers and fun. Pers. Ubiquitous Comput. 3(3) (1999) - [c11]David M. Frohlich
Audiophotography: practice and prospects. CHI Extended Abstracts 1999: 296-297 - 1997
- [j7]Owen Daly-Jones, Andrew F. Monk, David M. Frohlich
Multimodal messages: the pen and voice opportunity. Interact. Comput. 9(1): 1-25 (1997) - [j6]David M. Frohlich, Peter Thomas, Mike Hawley, Kenkichi Hirade:
The future of personal technologies. Pers. Ubiquitous Comput. 1(1) (1997) - [c10]David M. Frohlich, Kathy Chilton, Paul Drew:
Remote Homeplace Communication: What is It Like and How Might We Support It? BCS HCI 1997: 133-153 - 1996
- [c9]Andrew F. Monk, Jean Scholtz, William Buxton, Sara A. Bly, David M. Frohlich
Criteria for Effective Groupware. CHI Conference Companion 1996: 157-158 - [c8]David M. Frohlich
The Usability of Scribble Matching. CHI Conference Companion 1996: 189-190 - 1995
- [c7]Brid O'Conaill, David M. Frohlich
Timespace in the workplace: dealing with interruptions. CHI 95 Conference Companion 1995: 262-263 - [c6]David M. Frohlich
Voicefax: a shared workspace for voicemail partners. CHI 95 Conference Companion 1995: 308-309 - 1994
- [j5]David M. Frohlich
Management of Repair in Human-Computer Interaction. Hum. Comput. Interact. 9(3-4): 385-425 (1994) - [c5]Steve Whittaker, David M. Frohlich
Informal workplace communication: what is it like and how might we support it? CHI 1994: 131-137 - [c4]Steve Whittaker, David M. Frohlich
Informal workplace communication: what is it like and how might we support it? CHI Conference Companion 1994: 208 - 1993
- [j4]David M. Frohlich
The history and future of direct manipulation. Behav. Inf. Technol. 12(6): 315-329 (1993) - 1990
- [c3]Nigel Gilbert, S. Buckland, David M. Frohlich, Marina Jirotka, Paul Luff:
Providing Advice Through Dialogue. ECAI 1990: 301-307 - [c2]Anne Ankrah, David M. Frohlich, G. Nigel Gilbert:
Two ways to fill a bath, with and without knowing it. INTERACT 1990: 73-78
1980 – 1989
- 1989
- [j3]David M. Frohlich
Some Lessons From an Exercise in Specification. Hum. Comput. Interact. 4(2): 121-147 (1989) - [j2]David M. Frohlich, Paul Luff:
Some Lessons from an Exercise in Specification (Abstract Only). ACM SIGCHI Bull. 21(1): 124-125 (1989) - [c1]David M. Frohlich
Conversational resources for situated action. CHI 1989: 253-258 - 1988
- [j1]David M. Frohlich, Paul Luff:
Some Lessons from an Exercise in Specification using Foley and van Dam's Interface Documentation method. ACM SIGCHI Bull. 20(1): 63 (1988)
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