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An overview of 4 studies conducted in the Social Media Research Lab at Motorola. These studies investigated location and context sharing in mobile environments.

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study 1: context sharing in phone calls Social Awareness: Informing others of your current surroundings “ We’re just getting ready to go to Meijer’s and then pick [our daughter] up and then go get a Christmas tree.” (LA7) “ Now I’m on the train, I wasn’t before” (LA5) “ I’m in the cab right now” (LA7)

study 1: context sharing in phone calls Availability: Deciding if someone is available for communication “ Do you have a couple of minutes right now?” (LA4) “ Are you on the road or still in the office?” (LA1) “ Did [your sister] get up?” (LA2)

study 1: context sharing in phone calls Take aways: People share a LOT of context with each other Opportunities for availability awareness and for helping others Environmental cues create social presence

study 2: motion presence How to help with social awareness and availability? (top two uses) Inspired by large amount of context sharing Problems of absolute location (technical and user) First a little bit on mobile location…

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The Design of Mobile Social Applications

1. Frank Bentley Principal Staff Research Scientist Motorola Labs the design of mobile social applications: a case study from motorola

2. designing for mobility… http://www.flickr.com/photos/artamnesia/135744020/

3. design problem How to use context to aid mobile communication and enhance existing social communities

9. study 1: context sharing in phone calls Social Awareness: Informing others of your current surroundings “ We’re just getting ready to go to Meijer’s and then pick [our daughter] up and then go get a Christmas tree.” (LA7) “ Now I’m on the train, I wasn’t before” (LA5) “ I’m in the cab right now” (LA7)

10. study 1: context sharing in phone calls Availability: Deciding if someone is available for communication “ Do you have a couple of minutes right now?” (LA4) “ Are you on the road or still in the office?” (LA1) “ Did [your sister] get up?” (LA2)

11. study 1: context sharing in phone calls Take aways: People share a LOT of context with each other Opportunities for availability awareness and for helping others Environmental cues create social presence

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