论文信息 - A morte como parte da vida digital: uma agenda de pesquisa em IHC

A morte como parte da vida digital: uma agenda de pesquisa em IHC

As designers and stakeholders attentive to HCI issues, it is paramount to understand questions such as post-mortem digital legacy and how they affect systems development. This paper presents current discussions about that topic and research possibilities about it.

Cristiano Maciel | Vinícius Carvalho Pereira | Cristiano Maciel

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