MyExperience Website

I finally updated the MyExperience website such that it now actually has real content. Although the MyExperience source code has been available for quite a while now at http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/myexperience, the website http://myexperience.sourceforge.net was mainly a skeleton page with broken links. This has been fixed :)

Note that the SVN activity log on the leftside of the webpage is actually live. I wrote a php script to dump the two most recent commits to the frontpage.

Update 10/02/2007: I was alerted to the fact that http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/myexperience was a broken link before. I had accidentally left out the "projects" part. Now fixed.

MyExperience Poster for NPUC

I've been meaning to make a MyExperience poster for a while now; NPUC 2007 was a good forcing function.


From my publications page:
Froehlich, J., Chen, M., Consolvo, S., Harrison, B., & Landay, J. (2007) "Sensors and Surveys: Collecting Qualitative and Quantitative Data on Human Attitudes, Behaviors, and Activities via Mobile Phones" New Paradigms in Using Computers (NPUC), The Healthcare Interface, July 9th, 2007 IBM Almaden, California
[extended abstract pdf (0.23 MB)]
[poster ppt (4.32 MB)]
[poster pdf (11.6 MB)]

MyExperience Website

I open sourced MyExperience in February after the SourceForge server debacle was resolved (link). Despite releasing the code to the wild, I have not yet had time to create an installation package that users can download and install to their devices. In addition, I've only just begun creating documentation. Thus, I've held off on advertising MyExperience to the larger research community until these two tasks are accomplished. This week, I made substantial progress in designing a webpage. The current (incomplete) version can be viewed here. Screenshot below.