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Conversations and Creeds : Design, Well Being and Ageing Populations HCI: Human Computer Interaction Aging populations in 2050 one in three people will be over 65, one in ten people will be over 80 Assistive Technologies for Older People

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Conversations and Creeds: Design, Well Being and Ageing Populations

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HCI: Human Computer Interaction

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Aging populations in 2050 one in three people will be over 65,

  • ne in ten people will be over 80
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Bed Occupancy Sensors Fall Detectors Temperature Monitors Warden Call Systems

Assistive Technologies for Older People

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Key fob door

  • peners

Large handle kitchen appliances Prosthetics Big button phones

Accessibility, Inclusive Design, Universal Design

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Paro

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Well Being: “"Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity." (WHO)

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Well Being: “- Positive emotion

  • Engagement
  • Relationships
  • Meaning and purpose
  • Accomplishment”

(Seligman 2011)

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Well Being: “- Positive emotion

  • Engagement
  • Relationships
  • Meaning and purpose
  • Accomplishment”

(Seligman 2011)

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“Many older people fear going into care more than death

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1948 – work houses abolished

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Goya: Two Old People Eating Soup

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What do they think has happened, the old fools, To make them like this? Do they somehow suppose It's more grown-up when your mouth hangs open and drools, And you keep on pissing yourself, and can't remember Who called this morning? Or that, if they only chose, They could alter things back to when they danced all night, Or went to their wedding, or sloped arms some September? Or do they fancy there's really been no change, And they've always behaved as if they were crippled or tight, Or sat through days of thin continuous dreaming Watching the light move? If they don't (and they can't), it's strange; Why aren't they screaming?

Philip Larkin, The Old Fools

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“Tickets to Talk”

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“Tickets to Be Silent”

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Yan Preston

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Yan Preston

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Yan Preston

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Yan Preston

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Yan Preston

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Problems in Care Homes: financial, physical, psychological and social: solution is not technological

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Web Window

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Photostroller

Bill Gaver, John Bowers, Andy Boucher, Nadine Jarvis

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Local

Reminiscence work can be very, very important, and not just for those with

  • dementia. I would say it’s important

for staff because they need to see the person beyond the person that’s sat in the chair now; this person’s full and amazing life [...] So it’s just looking beyond the shell of the person that they are now, and then letting them say, “Do you know, actually we used to keep goats”, or something random.

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History

  • I used to be a member
  • f the Museum but

there were too many steps… My uncle was an engine driver from Sheffield…

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Nature

Kate: “ What’s that? MB: It’s a

  • chipmunk. Kate: That’s pretty…

what’s that? MB: They’re

  • insects. Kate: Ew. Creepy-
  • crawlies. MB moves the dial to

Kate: That’s a nice farmhouse. MB: The aurora borealis is Kate: What’s that? Is that York Minster? MB: Yes. Kate: Is that the racecourse? They’ve got new stands you know

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Travel Elaine: Think there’s places you’ve neverbeen to. Nigel: Never wanted to go. Elaine: I’ve been to a number of places. Nigel: I bet you

  • have. Elaine: You’re

a cheeky devil.

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Family Archie: How much do them cos? [...] I’ve got money in the bank! [..] It’s my wedding present.

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Well Being Theory: “- Positive emotion

  • Engagement
  • Relationships
  • Meaning and purpose
  • Accomplishment”

(Seligman 2011)

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Well Being Theory: “- Positive emotion

  • Engagement
  • Relationships
  • Meaning and purpose
  • Accomplishment”

(Seligman 2011)

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Poor Clares

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Work

We're not teaching, we're not nursing, we're not doing social work, we're not bringing up families, we're not working in factories, we're not doing any of those things. So our role has to be that we are standing in the presence of God all the time, and in doing that it has to bring [..] benefit to humanity. And, as I say, so many people do contact us to ask for prayer.”

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Meditation

The order is an enclosed meditative order but the meditation is quite different to that

  • f Buddhism which is concerned

with the self and spiritual

  • enlightenment. Meditative prayer

for the poor clare sisters is

  • utward looking and concerned

with the world. Sister Peter described it as “standing in the presence of God” on behalf of those that couldn’t do so

  • themselves. They pray for the

world.

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Pertinence

“for us having news is not keeping in touch with what's going on, it's to keep the prayer pertinent to what's going on... I mean if there's an earthquake in Indonesia well… if we're still praying for the situation in Northern Ireland”

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Unobtrusivity

it’s something that we might carry for five minutes, sometimes its something that we’ll carry for the whole day. And sometimes if it’s an

  • ngoing thing it can carry on

for day after day after day. And that for me is one of the beauties about having Goldie about how it’s been done, about how they’ve physically done the design for it because it fits in so, so well.

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Humour

Device: I feel like I should stop putting myself down.Sister Matthew: [with some sarcasm] Do you? Yes, well very sensible. Device: Fears over missile build up in IranSister Matthew: This is what makes us all hold our

  • breath. Device: Southern man

beats his wife to death.Sister Matthew: Oh no.Device: I feel pretty, oh so pretty, I feel pretty and witty and bright

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Meaning

So what’s in our hearts and minds goes into God’s presence[….]A lot of people – either they don’t know that God exists. Or they’re agnostics. But we’re there for all of them. We’re here not just for ourselves but for everybody else as well.”

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Achievement

but for me you have to know why you’re doing that every day, because if you don’t then to be honest you might just as well be in Asda packing the shelves as here sweeping the cloister, because you’re not sweeping the cloister or whatever because you’re sweeping the cloister. The cloisters need sweeping because we’re here

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“Talk to me”: Museum of Modern Art, New York

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Prayer companion maintenance

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Context is Crucial: one size does not fit all when designing for older people

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This is not problem solving: the designs are explorations not solutions

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Relationships and meaning: if the devices are successful it is perhaps because they support wellbeing.

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Acknowledgements: Goldsmiths Interaction Research Studio, Newcastle University

Bill Gaver, Andy Boucher, Nadine Jarvis,David Cameron, Tobie Kerridge, Alex Wilkie, Robert Philips (Goldsmiths, London,) Peter Wright and John Bowers (Newcastle University)