Recommendations for the Design of Digital Memorials in Social Web

Maciél, Cristiano; Lopes, Aron Daniel; Pereira, Vinícius Carvalho; Leitão, Carla Faria; Boscarioli, Clodis

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-21902-4_6

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“…Through interactive practices and a survey, Maciel et al (2019) analyzed how users who were also HCI designers interacted with another application: Memorial. Through QR codes, this system allows visitors to Cemitério da Consolação (São Paulo/SP, Brazil) to interact with digital memorials linked to the tombstones of famous people.…”

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Digital memorials: classifications and design recommendations

Ueda

Monteiro²,

Maciél³

et al. 2022

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Digital memorials are currently addressed in several studies on the design this type of system requires. However, as different types of memorials have different needs, this research analyzes characteristics of this type of software in terms of design, structural elements, cultural relevance etc. This paper presents an overview of recommendations for digital memories from several published articles and sums them up.

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Digital memorials: classifications and design recommendations

Ueda

Monteiro²,

Maciél³

et al. 2022

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“…In the case of conversion into memorial, for example, sec ondary issues arise regarding the design options for this type of profile, which data could be exposed, the limitation or not of access and the duration of the memorial (Maciel et al, 2019).…”

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Contributions of the Brazilian Act for the Protection of Personal Data for treating Digital Legacy

Beppu

Maciél

Viterbo

2021

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In this article, we analyze how the Brazilian Act for the Protection of Personal Data --- Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados Pessoais (LGPD) in Portuguese --- can contribute to handling some situations involving post-mortem digital legacy. For that purpose, we investigate some aspects of this act that can concur with the development of software and internet applications that cope with users’ digital assets. We analyzed the role of LGPD in the Brazilian legal system. The research was carried out based on a literature review and on the analysis of the relevant legislation and some bills proposed to regulate the matter. In line with the national constitutional order, the results point to the possibility of applying the principles and foundations of the data protection act as an axiological matrix for the treatment of the existing digital legacy.

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“…The aim of this exploratory study is to elaborate hypothe ses and expand the research to enrich the understanding of the perception about senior citizens in relation to the legacy and digital assets. One possibility is be to broaden the research by including discussions about digital memorials Maciel et al (2019) and Lopes et al (2014), in order to gain deeper under standing of senior citizens' opinion on this possibility and the issues related to planning for death (Ueda et al, 2019). As a result of this age group's increased longevity, and tied to the mentioned purpose, we also intend to develop initia tives that will protect them from cybercrime and facilitate access to several public services.…”

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Will My Data Be Legacies? An Elderly Perspective on Digital Assets and Digital Legacies

Verhalen

Maciél

Souza

et al. 2021

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The number of senior citizens who use mobile phones is increasing each year in Brazil. This trend means they are producers of digital assets (which may eventually become a legacy), due to constant data generation. This exploratory study follows a quantitative and qualitative approach and uses a survey as a data collection technique to address the research subject – investigating the perspective of senior citizens regarding digital legacy and assets. The authors conclude, given the importance of the results, that it is still necessary to pursue a larger study with the elderly for the development of initiatives that help improve knowledge and technology use as well as to increase their perception about their own digital assets.

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Recommendations for the Design of Digital Memorials in Social Web

Cited by 9 publications

References 18 publications

Digital memorials: classifications and design recommendations

Digital memorials: classifications and design recommendations

Contributions of the Brazilian Act for the Protection of Personal Data for treating Digital Legacy

Will My Data Be Legacies? An Elderly Perspective on Digital Assets and Digital Legacies

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