Activity Tracking in vivo
summary
Twelve participants wear chest-mounted cameras plus Fitbits (seven Charge HR, five Flex), producing 184 hours of footage and 244 extracted moments when wrists are checked. Charge HR users average 1.8 sessions per hour but half those checks are for time, and activity-only checking rates match the Flex. Checks occur more during action than after, supporting learning-in-action: quick glances combine time and step counts to make on-the-spot plans. Proposals: support glanceable learning, offer normative feedback and enable micro-plans.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to study
- 2:52Habit tracker app research
- 4:35Wearable camera methodology
- 7:02Key findings on tracker use
- 13:02Design considerations for trackers
- 15:18Q&A session
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