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How we cope with digital technology /

Turner, Phil, (1957- )

How we cope with digital technology /

紀錄類型:	書目-語言資料,印刷品 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	How we cope with digital technology // Phil Turner.
作者:	Turner, Phil,
出版者:	[San Rafael, Calif.] :Morgan & Claypool, : c2013. ,
面頁冊數:	xvii, 91 p. :ill. ; : 24 cm. ;
標題:	Human-computer interaction. -
ISBN:	1627051015 (pbk.) :

How we cope with digital technology /
Turner, Phil,1957-

How we cope with digital technology /Phil Turner. - [San Rafael, Calif.] :Morgan & Claypool,c2013. - xvii, 91 p. :ill. ;24 cm. - Synthesis lectures on human-centered informatics,#18 1946-7680 ;. - Synthesis lectures on human-centered informatics ;#18..

Includes bibliographical references (p. 75-89).

1. Introduction -- 1.1 Digital natives -- 1.2 Unruly, complex technology -- 1.3 Monday, Monday -- 1.4 The habitual nature of everyday life -- 1.5 Coping, comportment, and cognition -- 1.6 Actions to support coping -- 1.7 This lecture --

ISBN: 1627051015 (pbk.) :NT1037Subjects--Topical Terms:

928512
Human-computer interaction.

LC Class. No.: QA76.9.H85 / T874 2013

Dewey Class. No.: 004.019

How we cope with digital technology /
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505 0 # $a 1. Introduction -- 1.1 Digital natives -- 1.2 Unruly, complex technology -- 1.3 Monday, Monday -- 1.4 The habitual nature of everyday life -- 1.5 Coping, comportment, and cognition -- 1.6 Actions to support coping -- 1.7 This lecture --
505 8 # $a 2. Familiarity -- 2.1 Key points -- 2.2 Defining familiarity --2.3 Readiness to cope -- 2.3.1 Making use of the tacit -- 2.3.2 A structure for prior knowledge -- 2.3.3 Collages and vicarious learning -- 2.4 Our involvement with digital technology -- 2.5 Not being familiar -- 2.5.1 Reconfiguring one's world -- 2.5.2 Computers are part of 'modern life' -- 2.5.3 Participating in the modern world -- 2.5.4 The meeting of two worlds -- 2.5.5 In summary -- 2.6 Familiarity within HCI -- 2.6.1 Making sense of tasks -- 2.6.2 Shared meaning -- 2.6.3 Learning to be familiar -- 2.7 In summary --
505 8 # $a 3. Coping -- 3.1 Key points -- 3.2 Introduction -- 3.3 Practical coping -- 3.4 Immediate coping -- 3.5 Smooth coping -- 3.6 Embodied coping -- 3.7 Is coping simply intuitive behaviour? -- 3.7.1 Two modes of cognition -- 3.7.2 Intuition and perception -- 3.8 An initial sketch of coping -- 3.9 In summary --
505 8 # $a 4. Epistemic scaffolding -- 4.1 Key points -- 4.2 When coping alone is not enough -- 4.3 Defining epistemic actions -- 4.4 Abduction -- 4.5 Epistemic actions at work -- 4.5.1 Epistemic actions as articulation -- 4.5.2 Using the environment -- 4.5.3 Making use of external representations -- 4.6 Private and public language -- 4.6.1 Self-talk & instructional nudges -- 4.6.2 The zone of proximal development -- 4.7 The appropriation of digital technology -- 4.7.1 What is deemed not to be appropriation -- 4.8 The dimensions of appropriation -- 4.8.1 User configuration -- 4.8.2 Ensoulment -- 4.8.3 Personalisation -- 4.9 Technological niches? -- 4.9.1 Niches and ecologies -- 4.10 In summary --
505 8 # $a 5. Coping in context -- 5.1 Key points -- 5.2 Situated, embodied, and distributed -- 5.2.1 Coping is the situated use of digital technology -- 5.2.2 Coping is the distributed use of digital technology -- 5.2.3 Coping is the embodied use of digital technology -- 5.3 Coping is how we use digital technology -- 5.4 Last word: a fresh look at cognitive science? --
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650 # 0 $a Adjustment (Psychology) $3 931336
650 # 0 $a Adaptability (Psychology) $3 668282
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