Mobile computing / sensor technologies / multifunctional devices / educational technology / location-aware technologies / online communities / information technology users / disease management / Healthy computing / human-centered computing / Health care applications / communication technologies / Information technology / Social computing / human-centered computing cluster / e-government / e - commerce / less-traditional information technology interfaces / computing / urban computing / home-monitoring systems / usable tools / /
Organization
Department of Computer and Information Sciences / Towson University / National Science Foundation / Human Factors and Ergonomics Society / Information Systems Department / American Society for Information Science and Technology / Division of Information and Intelligent Systems / Department of Computer and Information Sciences at Towson University / /
Person
Andrew Sears / Jonathan Lazar / Gabriele Meiselwitz / Ant Ozok / /
Position
professor of information systems and chair / assistant professor / associate professor / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / /
PublishedMedium
Public Law / /
Technology
neuroscience / Telemedicine / communication technologies / information technologies / sensor technologies / location-aware technologies / artificial intelligence / information technology / Mobile computing / mobile phones / mobile devices / /
Feature Defining an Agenda for Human-Centered Computing Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science and Technology – April/May 2008 – Volume 34, Number 4 by Andrew Sears, Jonathan Lazar, Ant Ozok and G