OpenDoTT Current IoT Practices Dataset: ESR2 Smart Homes

This folder contains data from the participatory design ethnography study "Proceed with Care: Reimagining Home IoT Through a Care Perspective" which was conducted over the course of six months from March to August 2020 as part of PhD research on Domestic IoT with the Open Design of Trusted Things (OpenDoTT) project.<br>The study aimed to investigate the research questions: <br>1. What are the existing ways care manifests in domestic settings?2. What qualities of the relationships between people, things, and homes might be revealed through everyday acts of care?3. What might acts of care reveal about home dwellers’ perceptions of the authority and agency of an everyday thing? <br>For further information, the researcher Cayla Rai Key can be contacted by email: [e-mail]<br><b>Proceed with Care: Reimagining Home IoT Through a Care Perspective</b><br>This study consisted of three phases of data collection:<br>Phase 1: <br>I conducted 'home tours' where activities included semi-structured interviews, photographic documentation, and a facilitated "Thing Interview" with three households (labeled H1, H2, and H3) in the UK. <br>The captured data from this phase contains:- Transcripts of audio recordings of each home tour- Photographs from each home tour<br>Phase 2: <br>Working with one other participant called Browne (pseudonym) we used critical journaling to document everyday enactments of care. In tandem to this fieldwork, we used critical mapping to collaboratively draw out in-progress themes and co-speculated on a series of imaginary IoT concepts to explore the design implications of the ethnographic findings.<br>The captured data from this phase contains:- Transcripts from weekly phone calls - Transcripts from 2 mapping sessions via Zoom - Email exchanges on theme generation and insights- Photographs of journal pages- Photographs of 'acts of care'<br>Phase 3: <br>Browne and I co-speculated on four concepts collectively called the 'Catalogue of Spectacular Things'. These concepts were presented to five individuals from the pilot study along with an online questionnaire to capture reflections and responses. <br>The captured data from this phase contains:- A spreadsheet with individual responses to each of the 8 questions. <br><br>This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 813508.本文件夹包含参与式设计民族志研究《Proceed with Care: Reimagining Home IoT Through a Care Perspective》（可译为“审慎前行：以关怀视角重构家庭物联网（Home IoT）”）的相关数据。该研究于2020年3月至8月开展，为期六个月，属于“可信物品开放设计（Open Design of Trusted Things, OpenDoTT）”项目框架下的家庭物联网博士研究内容。 本研究旨在探究以下研究问题： 1. 关怀在家庭场景中具体以哪些既有形式呈现？ 2. 日常关怀行为能够揭示出人与物品、家居之间存在哪些关系特质？ 3. 日常关怀行为能够反映出家居使用者如何看待日常物品的权威与能动性？ 如需进一步咨询，可通过邮箱[e-mail]联系研究者凯拉·雷·基（Cayla Rai Key）。 《Proceed with Care: Reimagining Home IoT Through a Care Perspective》 本研究包含三个数据收集阶段： 阶段1： 我开展了“家庭走访”活动，涵盖半结构化访谈、影像记录，以及与英国的三个家庭（编号H1、H2、H3）开展的引导式“物品访谈”。本阶段采集的数据包括： - 各场家庭走访的音频转录文本 - 各场家庭走访的实拍照片 阶段2： 我与另一位化名布朗（Browne）的参与者合作，采用批判性日志记录日常关怀行为的具体实践。与此同时，我们通过批判性映射协作梳理正在形成的研究主题，并针对一系列假想的物联网（Internet of Things, IoT）概念进行共同推演，以探索民族志研究发现的设计启示。本阶段采集的数据包括： - 每周电话会议的转录文本 - 两次Zoom映射会话的转录文本 - 关于主题生成与研究洞察的邮件往来记录 - 日志页面实拍照片 - “关怀行为”实拍照片 阶段3： 我与布朗共同推演了四个概念，统称为“壮观物品目录（Catalogue of Spectacular Things）”。我们将这些概念展示给预试验研究中的五位参与者，并辅以在线问卷以收集反馈与回应。本阶段采集的数据包括： - 包含8个问题的个体回应的电子表格。 本项目获得欧盟“地平线2020（Horizon 2020）”研究与创新计划下的玛丽·斯克洛多夫斯卡-居里奖学金协议（编号：No 813508）资助。