The 1st Equator Workshop on Ubiquitous Computing in Domestic Environments

13th-14th September 2001, The School of Computer Science and Information Technology

The University of Nottingham. Editors: Andy Crabtree, Terry Hemmings and Mark Rouncefield. ISBN 0-85358-100-2.

For further information, contact: terry.hemmings@nottingham.ac.uk

Alan Dowdall and Mark Perry
Department of Information Systems and Computing, Brunel University
The Millennium Home: Domestic Technology to Support Independent-living Older People ….. pp. 1 - 15

Lynne Baillie and David Benyon
School of Computing, Napier University
Investigating Ubiquitous Computing in the Home ……..……………….. pp. 16 – 33

Mark Rouncefield, Keith Cheverst, Adrian Friday, Stewart Kember, Kieth Mitchell and Peter Phillips
Computing Department, Lancaster University
Design and Digital Care ……………………………………………………… pp. 34 - 45

Rob Hague, Alan F. Blackwell and Peter Robinson
University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory
End-User Programming in the Networked Home ………..………………. pp. 46 - 67

Bo Westerlund, Sinna Lindquist and Yngve Sundblad
Centre for User-Oriented IT Design, The Royal Institute of Technology
Cooperative Design of Communication Support With Families ………........... pp. 68 - 85

Peter Tolmie, James Pycock, Tim Diggins, Allan Maclean and Alain Karsenty
Xerox Research Centre Europe
Routines and the Design of 'Invisible in Use'………………….........................………… pp. 86 - 109

Vic Callaghan, Graham Clarke, Martin Colley and Hani Hagras
Department of Computer Science, University of Essex
Embedding Intelligence …………………………………………………… pp. 110 – 130

Guy Dewsbury, Bruce Taylor and Martin Edge
Scottish Centre for Environmental Design Research, Robert Gordon University
The Process of Designing Appropriate Smart Homes ………….…… pp. 131 - 146

Andy Crabtree, Terry Hemmings and Tom Rodden
The School of Computer Science, The University of Nottingham
Domestic Legacy and Design ………………………………..……........…….p. 147 - 164

Peter Phillips, Adrian Friday and Kieth Cheverst
Computing Department, Lancaster University
Understanding Existing Smart Homes ……………………………….…….....…. p. 165 - 172

Andy Boucher, Bill Gaver, Sarah Pennington and Brendan Walker
Computer Related Design Studio, The Royal College of Art
The Cultural Probes Project …………………………………….............….… p. 173 (presentation)