For Richer, for Poorer, in Sickness or in Health...: The Long-Term Management of Personal Information

Proceedings of the 2016 CHI Conference Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems Pub Date : 2016-05-07 DOI:10.1145/2851581.2856481

W. Jones, V. Bellotti, Robert G. Capra, J. Dinneen, G. Mark, C. Marshall, Karyn Moffatt, J. Teevan, M. V. Kleek

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People are amassing large personal information stores. These stores present rich opportunities for analysis and use in matters of wealth, health, living and legacy. But these stores also bring with them new challenges for managing information across long periods of time. Hence personal information management (PIM) research increasingly must address the long term. For the seventh PIM workshop in a successful series started in 2005, we propose taking a look at personal information with exactly this longitudinal perspective. We expect the workshop to attract a range of people doing research related to PIM, HCI, personal digital archiving, aging, and the design of informational spaces for later life. Attendees will discuss issues related to storing information for the long run, how stored information can benefit a person throughout their lifetime (and into old age), and the legacy of a person's personal information.

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无论富有还是贫穷，无论生病还是健康…:个人信息的长期管理

人们正在积累大量的个人信息。这些商店为财富、健康、生活和遗产等方面的分析和使用提供了丰富的机会。但这些商店也带来了长时间管理信息的新挑战。因此，个人信息管理(PIM)研究越来越必须解决长期问题。对于2005年开始的成功系列中的第七次PIM研讨会，我们建议从这种纵向视角来查看个人信息。我们希望这次研讨会能够吸引更多的人来从事与PIM、HCI、个人数字存档、老龄化和晚年信息空间设计相关的研究。与会者将讨论与长期存储信息有关的问题，存储的信息如何使一个人在其一生中受益(直到老年)，以及一个人的个人信息的遗产。

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