LifeLine

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LifeLine

• Remote Monitoring and Problem Resolution

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Mobile architecture
transportation systems
mobile users
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Use Cases

• Caregiver evaluates and develops user profile
• Caregiver schedules activities with the
  individual in their care
• Individual performs activities which are
  monitored by the caregiver
• Caregiver intervenes to resolve problem
• Caregiver assess and refines user profile

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Prototype Development

• LifeLine Prototype

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User Centered Design Empirical Approach

• Work with Boulder Valley School District
• Development of user assessment tool to formalize
  user profiles
• Work with the Developmental Disabilities Center
• Evaluation of assisted living settings
• Identification of alpha and beta sites

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Error prevention and detection Theoretical
influences

• Human Centered Design
• Norman, D. A. (1988) The Psychology of Everyday
  Things, Basic Books, New York.
• Gardner, H. (1983) Frames of mind the theory of
  multiple intelligences, Basic Books, New York.
• Human Error
• Norman, D. A. (1981) "Categorization of action
  slips," Psychology Review, 88, pp. 1-15.
• Reason, J. (1999) Human Error, University Press,
  Cambridge.

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Acknowledgements

• Jim Sullivan
• Mobility for All Architect
• Stefan Carmien and Mike Williams
• Prompting and Monitoring Models
• Anja Kintsch
• User Profiling
• Gerhard Fischer - Everything

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LifeLine

• Andrew Gorman
• agorman_at_cs.colorado.edu
• www.cs.colorado.edu/l3d/clever