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Insights And Lessons Learned From The Design, Development And Deployment Of Pervasive Location-Based Mobile Systems “In The Wild”, Konstantinos Papangelis, Alan Chamberlain, Nicolas Lalone, Ting Cao Jul 2021

Insights And Lessons Learned From The Design, Development And Deployment Of Pervasive Location-Based Mobile Systems “In The Wild”, Konstantinos Papangelis, Alan Chamberlain, Nicolas Lalone, Ting Cao

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This paper, based on a reflective approach, presents several insights and lessons learned from the design, development, and deployment of a location-based social network and a location-based game. These are analyzed and discussed against the life-cycle of our studies and range from engaging with the participants to dealing with technical issues while on the field. Overall, the insights and lessons learned illustrate that one should be prepared and flexible enough to accommodate any issues as they arise in a professional manner considering not only the results of the study but also the participants and the researchers involved.The aim of this …


Landlords Of The Digital World: How Territoriality And Social Identity Predict Playing Intensity In Location-Based Games, Samuli Laato, Bastian Kordyaka, A.K.M. Najmul Islam, Konstantinos Papangelis Jan 2021

Landlords Of The Digital World: How Territoriality And Social Identity Predict Playing Intensity In Location-Based Games, Samuli Laato, Bastian Kordyaka, A.K.M. Najmul Islam, Konstantinos Papangelis

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Popular location-based games (LBGs) such as Pokemon GO have been downloaded hundreds of millions of times and have been shown to have a positive impact on mild exercise and social well-being of their players. Several currently popular LBGs introduce a gamified implementation of territorial conflict, where players are divided into teams that battle for the ownership of geographically distributed points of interest. We investigate how social factors and territoriality influence playing intensity in the context of Pok´emon GO. Using reasoning from social identity theory, we propose a structural model connecting territoriality, sociality and playing intensity. To test the model, we …


Smart Cities At Play: Technology And Emerging Forms Of Playfulness, Konstantinos Papangelis, Michael Saker, Catherine Jones Apr 2020

Smart Cities At Play: Technology And Emerging Forms Of Playfulness, Konstantinos Papangelis, Michael Saker, Catherine Jones

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