Technology at Mealtime: Beyond the 'Ordinary'
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摘要: In this research, we investigate the everyday interactions of familial uses technology around mealtimes and explore how family members configure dinner space technologies within it. We seek to understand are used negotiated amongst influence on content context their interactions. aim pay special attention our support regular as well occasions.
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