OpenDoTT Current IoT Practices Dataset: ESR1 Wearables and the Self

This Directory contains data from the participatory study The Lost Manual—conducted from April to June 2020 as part of the PhD research on Wearables and the Self with the Open Design of Trusted Things (OpenDoTT) project.The study aimed to capture current beliefs and perceptions of wearable IoT using cultural probes and letting the participants imagine the purpose of a found object.For further information the researcher Jens Alexander Ewald can be contacted by email: [e-mail] Lost ManualThe study involved cultural probes, using found objects by participants to meet the ethical requirement during the Covid-19 pandemic.With each participant an initial interview and a reflection session was conducted. All participant communication was conducted as video interviews (sometimes audio only based on the internet connectivity).The captured data in this data set contains:- Guides: protocols for participant interviews and reflection sessions. - Participant Data containing screenshots during the video interview, chat histories between the researcher and participant, images of taken by the participants to document their activities, a printable file to re-create the Found Manuals on a standard A4 printer, transcriptions of the interview and reflection session- Sign up and Consent Form: PDF versions of online sign up and consent forms (incl. participant information sheet)- Sounds: The sound files the participants have been sent as creative triggers during the activity. Note that different sound files were used for Participant 01.- Website: An archived version of the webpage created for the recruitment under https://opendott.org/the-lost-manualNotesParticipant 3 and 4 have dropped out of the study. Therefore these directories are missing reflection data as a reflection session has not taken place.After the interview with participant 1 the interview guide was changed and from thereon included in the data set.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.

本目录收录了《失落手册》参与式研究的数据，该研究于2020年4月至6月期间作为《可穿戴设备与自我》博士研究的一部分，在“开放可信事物”（OpenDoTT）项目中开展。研究旨在通过文化探针和让参与者构想发现物的用途，捕捉当前对可穿戴物联网的信仰和认知。如需更多信息，可联系研究者Jens Alexander Ewald，邮箱为[e-mail]。《失落手册》研究涉及文化探针，参与者使用发现物以满足新冠疫情期间的伦理要求。每位参与者都进行了一次初始访谈和反思会议。所有参与者的沟通均以视频访谈的形式进行（有时基于互联网连接仅音频）。本数据集中捕获的数据包括：- 指南：参与者访谈和反思会议的协议。- 参与者数据：包含视频访谈期间的截图、研究者和参与者之间的聊天历史、参与者为记录活动而拍摄的照片、可在标准A4打印机上重新创建的《发现手册》打印文件、访谈和反思会议的转录本。- 注册和同意书：在线注册和同意书的PDF版本（包括参与者信息表）。- 声音：在活动期间发送给参与者的作为创意触发器的声音文件。请注意，为参与者01使用了不同的声音文件。- 网站：为招募而创建的网页的存档版本，网址为https://opendott.org/the-lost-manual。备注：参与者3和4已退出研究，因此这些目录缺少反思数据，因为未进行反思会议。在采访参与者1之后，访谈指南进行了更改，并从那时起包含在数据集中。本项目已获得欧盟“地平线2020”研究与创新计划的资金支持，根据Marie Skłodowska-Curie资助协议No 813508。