[Air-L] Data subjectivity presentation at AoIR 2015

[Aristea Fotopoulou]

Hi Katie,

Our paper with Kate O¹Riordan examines new forms of self-training and data
subjectivities relating to pedagogies of self-care with Fitbit and other
wearables. It was presented with the title 'Biosensory experiences and
media materiality¹ and the slides of the presentation are here:
https://biodigitallives.files.wordpress.com/2015/10/biosensorsaoirkor.pdf
If this is the paper you are looking for, do get in touch.

Best wishes
Aristea

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Dr Aristea Fotopoulou
University of Brighton
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On 21/01/2016 23:15, "Air-L on behalf of Katie Derthick"
<air-l-bounces at listserv.aoir.org on behalf of derthick at u.washington.edu>
wrote:

>Hello all,
>I'm trying to find information about a talk I saw at AoIR last year in
>Phoenix. I know a woman presented... she might have been from the UK?...
>she talked about 'data subjectivity' by way of talking about data
>collected
>by tracking devices like Fitbits...
>
>Does someone remember this presentation/person/talk title, and if so, will
>you email me the info, please? I'm having trouble accessing the conference
>program online. I suppose if you have a copy of that, that would probably
>work, too.
>
>Thanks,
>Katie
>
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>Katie Derthick
>PhD Candidate
>Human Centered Design & Engineering
>University of Washington
>derthick at uw.edu
>
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