Human-Data Interaction: Thinking Beyond Individual Datasets

Shifting focus from static data use to dynamic interaction enables more diverse ways of exploring and conceptualizing how people work with data. Contexts are constantly evolving, and data evolves with them. Capturing the dynamic nature of data processes requires rethinking how to document them.

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interactions
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3705537
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2
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Data Quality and Management
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4.21

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Human-Data Interaction: Thinking Beyond Individual Datasets

Jude Yew, Kathleen Gregory, Laura Koesten
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interactions
Data Quality and Management
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Human-Data Interaction: Thinking Beyond Individual Datasets

Jude Yew, Kathleen Gregory, Laura Koesten
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Abstract

Shifting focus from static data use to dynamic interaction enables more diverse ways of exploring and conceptualizing how people work with data. Contexts are constantly evolving, and data evolves with them. Capturing the dynamic nature of data processes requires rethinking how to document them.

interactionsVol. 32(1)
Leiden University (NL), Google (United States) (US), University of Vienna (AT)
Vienna Science and Technology Fund
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Data Quality and Management
4.21
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