Volume 15, Issue 6

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August 2011

Special Issue on Globicomp

Issue Editors:

Gary Marsden,
Lucia Terrenghi,
Matt Jones

10 articles in this issue

Globicomp—doing ubicomp differently: introduction to the special issue
Gary Marsden
Lucia Terrenghi
Matt Jones
Editorial 14 December 2010 Pages: 551 - 552
Cutting Chai, Jugaad, and Here Pheri: towards UbiComp for a global community
Nimmi Rangaswamy
Nithya Sambasivan
Original Article Open access 27 April 2011 Pages: 553 - 564
Designing ubiquitous information systems for a community of homeless young people: precaution and a way forward
Jill Palzkill Woelfer
David G. Hendry
Original Article 07 December 2010 Pages: 565 - 573
Reflection on research methodologies for ubicomp in developing contexts
Beth Kolko
Cynthia Putnam
Erica Johnson
Original Article 15 March 2011 Pages: 575 - 583
The politics of representing cultures in ubiquitous media: challenging national cultural norms by studying a map with Indian and British users
Ann Light
Original Article 14 December 2010 Pages: 585 - 596
Kheti: mobile multimedia in an agricultural co-operative
Andy Dearden
Paul Matthews
Haider Rizvi
Original Article 05 December 2010 Pages: 597 - 607
Situated interactions between audiovisual media and African herbal lore
Nicola J. Bidwell
Heike Winschiers-Theophilus
Shilumbe Chivuno-Kuria
Original Article 01 January 2011 Pages: 609 - 627
Empowerment through seamfulness: smart phones in everyday life
Louise Barkhuus
Valerie E. Polichar
Original Article Open access 02 December 2010 Pages: 629 - 639
Organizing and presenting geospatial tags in location-based augmented reality
Jinhyuk Choi
Bongkyu Jang
Gerard J. Kim
Original Article 28 November 2010 Pages: 641 - 647
Enhancing and evaluating users’ social experience with a mobile phone guide applied to cultural heritage
Youngjung Suh
Choonsung Shin
Blair MacIntyre
Original Article 09 December 2010 Pages: 649 - 665

Volume 15, Issue 6

Globicomp—doing ubicomp differently: introduction to the special issue

Cutting Chai, Jugaad, and Here Pheri: towards UbiComp for a global community

Designing ubiquitous information systems for a community of homeless young people: precaution and a way forward

Reflection on research methodologies for ubicomp in developing contexts

The politics of representing cultures in ubiquitous media: challenging national cultural norms by studying a map with Indian and British users

Kheti: mobile multimedia in an agricultural co-operative

Situated interactions between audiovisual media and African herbal lore

Empowerment through seamfulness: smart phones in everyday life

Organizing and presenting geospatial tags in location-based augmented reality

Enhancing and evaluating users’ social experience with a mobile phone guide applied to cultural heritage

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