From "nobody cares" to "way to go!": A Design Framework for Social Sharing in Personal Informatics
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Sean A. Munson | David W. McDonald | Daniel A. Epstein | Sean A Munson | Elizabeth Bales | Bradley H. Jacobson | B. Jacobson | Elizabeth S. Bales | David W. Mcdonald
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