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Three possible futures for persuasive technology

Published:26 April 2009Publication History

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I will share three possible paths that persuasive technologies might take in the coming years: MixMasters, Swishers, and MegaMonkeys. These speculative futures may help us reevaluate our methods for research and design. Even if my three scenarios never happen, what seems certain is that our current practices, in both industry and academics, will inevitably change as we develop better tools for creating, distributing, and measuring persuasive technologies. I believe these changes will come sooner than most expect.

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    Persuasive '09: Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Persuasive Technology
    April 2009
    279 pages
    ISBN:9781605583761
    DOI:10.1145/1541948

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    • Published: 26 April 2009

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