Help Me Help You: Shared Reflection for Personal Data

Significant advances in miniaturization of sensors and calculations for personal data collection have made Personal Information Informatics (PI) tools a reality. However, there is no agreement on the progress of data collection and the promotion of similar tools to support and facilitate reflection on these data. This gap leaves a lot of data but little is known about how to understand data and how to gain practical insight. In this work, I will explore the process called shared reflection where an individual is paired with another person ... Read more

Or insight. Reflection therefore represents a deeper learning format that transcends the data itself. In this work we will introduce a strategy called shared reflection which relies on the learner community to share the intention to participate in mutual reflection of personal data to help guide individual's self discovery and learning process. We begin with an "educational learning" framework that we believe learners can gain valuable insight about the subject by teaching others. Easy change of this idea that is popular in the classroom is peer review of the work (eg paper, speech etc). The basic idea of ​​our common way of thinking is to enable learners to 'peer review' each other's data and provide feedback and analysis of data - we can share it with the process of shared reflection call.

Subject access request: This is not a new entitlement. Anyone can request a copy of their data. They can ask, do you have personal information about me; why; where is it stored; do you transfer it? Who else can save this data and who will you pass the data to? Do not forget to share this, you may be sharing someone else's personal data. The ICO provides very useful guidance on this and provides detailed step - by - step instructions on how to respond to these requests. (Awkward advice: you can receive a complete set of clean photos by sending a topic access request to Facebook before closing your account.)

There is a clear pattern in the data. Visitors will read and share it if you share a personal story while helping readers do something, run and learn. On the other hand, a strange small personal moment ("This happened several days before my coffee shop") strongly attracted friends and family, but as soon as they fell from the homepage they became ambiguous It was.