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Seminario Human-computer interaction for social good: engaging communities in collecting and making sense of data

7 maggio 2026

8th STS Lab Meeting

  • 11:00 - 12:30
  • Online su Microsoft Teams e in presenza : Sala Apollo, Via Zamboni 38, Bologna
  • Scienza e tecnologia In inglese

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Programma

In this talk, Catia will present her research through a series of case studies that illustrate how communities can be actively engaged in the collection and interpretation of data. She will show how participatory data collection and visualization approaches have been used to inform communities about issues such as urban accessibility, sustainable mobility, biodiversity and climate change, and wellbeing. The talk will highlight how these systems were designed and evaluated using HCI methodologies, with a particular focus on strategies for involving communities not only in data collection, but also in making sense of complex data.

Chi interverrà

  • Catia Prandi


    Department of Computer Science and Engineering

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The STS Lab is a monthly seminar for presenting research in the field of Science and Technology Studies. The meetings are conceived as opportunities to share and to discuss ongoing projects and research addressing topics like: the sociotechnical aspects of data infrastructures and information systems; the social impact of data infrastructures on populations, society and institutions; gender and social studies of science; studies on online sociality, including network cultures and digital communities; ethnographic, digital and mixed methods for the study of the production and use of scientific and technological artifacts.