Press F1 for help: participatory design for dealing with on-line and real life security of older adults

Balcerzak, Bartłomiej; Kopeć, Wiesław; Nielek, Radosław; Kruk, Sebastian Ryszard; Warpechowski, Kamil; Wąsik, Mateusz; Węgrzyn, Marek

doi:10.48550/arxiv.1706.10223

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“…By describing the design process and group dynamics, as well as the final product, we wish to open further discussion, and provide some deeper insight into a topic that, although important in lieu of the aforementioned trend in stronger connection between the on-line and off-line, was not yet fully addressed by the research community. In this paper we provide more comprehensive approach to the security of older adults based on the concept described in case study section which we previously briefly outlined in our conference report [3].…”

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From Close the Door to Do not Click and Back. Security by Design for Older Adults

Balcerzak

Kopeć

Nielek

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Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing II

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With the growing number of older adults who adopt mobile technology in their life, a new form of challenge faces both them, as well as the software engineering communities. This challenge is the issue of safety, not only in the context of risk older adults already face online, but also, due to the mobile nature of the used applications, real life safety issues raising from the use of on-line solutions. In this paper, we wish to use a case study they conducted in order to address this issue of interrelating on-line and real life threats. We describe how the observation from the case study relate to the collected body off knowledge in the relevant topic, as well as propose a set of suggestion for improving the design of applications in regards to addressing the issue of older adults safety.

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From Close the Door to Do not Click and Back. Security by Design for Older Adults

Balcerzak

Kopeć

Nielek

et al. 2017

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing II

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“…However, research shows that older adults who wish to participate in life as tourists, experience many barriers and limitations related to their age, and the face other factors both external and internal [16]. Research has shown that addressing these barriers, such as the ones related to safety (as a study by Balcerzak et al suggest [1]), can be achieved through listening to the experiences of older adults and applying them in intelligent solutions With modern developments in fields such as data mining and natural language processing, a new promise opens for addressing the needs of senior travelers directly, through listening, and systematic extracting what they have to say, when spontaneously engaging in activities within on-line travel communities.…”

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Golden years, golden shores: A study of elders in online travel communities

Balcerzak

Nielek

2017

2017 7th International Conference on Computer and Knowledge Engineering (ICCKE)

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In this paper we present our exploratory findings related to extracting knowledge and experiences from a community of senior tourists. By using tools of qualitative analysis as well as review of literature, we managed to verify a set of hypotheses related to the content created by senior tourists when participating in on-line communities. We also produced a codebook, representing various themes one may encounter in such communities. This codebook, derived from our own qualitative research, as well a literature review will serve as a basis for further development of automated tools of knowledge extraction. We also managed to find that older adults more often than other poster in tourists forums, mention their age in discussion, more often share their experiences and motivation to travel, however they do not differ in relation to describing barriers encountered while traveling.

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Press F1 for help: participatory design for dealing with on-line and real life security of older adults

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From Close the Door to Do not Click and Back. Security by Design for Older Adults

From Close the Door to Do not Click and Back. Security by Design for Older Adults

Golden years, golden shores: A study of elders in online travel communities

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