Novia Wong
@noviawong.bsky.social
(she/her) PhD candidate at UCI Informatics | Product designer | HCI+Digital mental health for Asian American adolescents and families | http://noviawong.com
@shumee.bsky.social presented her work on understanding goal-completion, its barriers and disruptions.
🎯 Disruptions create emotional burden
🎯 People may partially disengage or alter their engagement with the goal when faced with disruptions
🎯 We need to design for everyday hassles and life events
🎯 Disruptions create emotional burden
🎯 People may partially disengage or alter their engagement with the goal when faced with disruptions
🎯 We need to design for everyday hassles and life events
August 5, 2025 at 7:05 PM
@shumee.bsky.social presented her work on understanding goal-completion, its barriers and disruptions.
🎯 Disruptions create emotional burden
🎯 People may partially disengage or alter their engagement with the goal when faced with disruptions
🎯 We need to design for everyday hassles and life events
🎯 Disruptions create emotional burden
🎯 People may partially disengage or alter their engagement with the goal when faced with disruptions
🎯 We need to design for everyday hassles and life events
@brunaoewel.bsky.social talks about engagement perceived and measured by digital mental health researchers.
➡️Engagement exists on both micro and macro levels
➡️Engagement can be visible or invisible (e.g., offline interactions)
➡️User context, engagement dimensions prioritization are key
#ISRII13
➡️Engagement exists on both micro and macro levels
➡️Engagement can be visible or invisible (e.g., offline interactions)
➡️User context, engagement dimensions prioritization are key
#ISRII13
August 5, 2025 at 6:35 PM
@brunaoewel.bsky.social talks about engagement perceived and measured by digital mental health researchers.
➡️Engagement exists on both micro and macro levels
➡️Engagement can be visible or invisible (e.g., offline interactions)
➡️User context, engagement dimensions prioritization are key
#ISRII13
➡️Engagement exists on both micro and macro levels
➡️Engagement can be visible or invisible (e.g., offline interactions)
➡️User context, engagement dimensions prioritization are key
#ISRII13
Share your personal DEI story with other #ISRII13 attendees or read other people’s on the post-it board by the JEDI committee.
📍Enter through the main entrance to Hahn University Center and the board is located on the right, across from the stairs!
@isrii.bsky.social @telementalhlth.bsky.social
📍Enter through the main entrance to Hahn University Center and the board is located on the right, across from the stairs!
@isrii.bsky.social @telementalhlth.bsky.social
August 5, 2025 at 5:05 PM
Share your personal DEI story with other #ISRII13 attendees or read other people’s on the post-it board by the JEDI committee.
📍Enter through the main entrance to Hahn University Center and the board is located on the right, across from the stairs!
@isrii.bsky.social @telementalhlth.bsky.social
📍Enter through the main entrance to Hahn University Center and the board is located on the right, across from the stairs!
@isrii.bsky.social @telementalhlth.bsky.social
Presented my paper at CHI’25 on understanding software developers’ perspectives of autonomy, competence, and relatedness.
In summary, changing tools to support these needs are likely quicker than making systematic changes.
Oh — and a certificate for the honorable mention!
In summary, changing tools to support these needs are likely quicker than making systematic changes.
Oh — and a certificate for the honorable mention!
April 30, 2025 at 2:52 AM
Presented my paper at CHI’25 on understanding software developers’ perspectives of autonomy, competence, and relatedness.
In summary, changing tools to support these needs are likely quicker than making systematic changes.
Oh — and a certificate for the honorable mention!
In summary, changing tools to support these needs are likely quicker than making systematic changes.
Oh — and a certificate for the honorable mention!
Excited to be part of Justine’s research to explore how technologies can help Asian Americans manage their mental health!
April 30, 2025 at 2:45 AM
Excited to be part of Justine’s research to explore how technologies can help Asian Americans manage their mental health!
Nai-yu is presenting her study that looks at mental wellbeing from the perspective of Taiwanese young adults. She found key differences between eastern and western perspectives towards mental health and using technologies for support. Full paper for details: dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1...
April 29, 2025 at 2:19 AM
Nai-yu is presenting her study that looks at mental wellbeing from the perspective of Taiwanese young adults. She found key differences between eastern and western perspectives towards mental health and using technologies for support. Full paper for details: dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1...