reconstructed” “personal memories of a distant past: long term memories of events in which the reminiscer is either a par6cipant or a observer” Process Content What is Reminiscence?
-‐ depression cogni(ve orienta(on (Haight 2007) Reminiscence Therapy (WaE 2000) To a lesser extent, it has also been seen to improve social interac"ons
How much and why we reminisce it is not really different according to age… except for life review (Cohen 1998) New func(on for social media: cura(ng our historical self-‐image and reminiscence (Zao 2013, Best of CHI)
contextual ques"ons facilitates storytelling? Does collabora"on in entering stories increases social interac(on? Bonus Track: is there an increase of subjec"ve wellbeing? Experimental Design
tool versions Par"cipants: intergenera(onal couples of senior adult and youngster Each session, a theme (e.g. childhood) and at least one story Par"cipant Observa"ons + Ques"onnaires face-‐to-‐face interac(on
already in reminiscing mood and s(mula(on is no longer needed first session track every week, one couple does only the first session and then they just used the app from home for the next two months
a community center, and ask seniors of the community to send pictures of old (mes plus a cap(on. What content do they value to reminisce? What interac(ons are triggered around the display?. Interview par(cipant aZerwards about the experience. Online reminiscing community How s(mula(ng would it be to par(cipa(ng in a community themed around historical mul(media? What type of comments and interac(ons will occur?