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French version of the Stroke Riskometer™ App: A new tool to reduce the burden of stroke.
2017
Mobile diary for wellness management--results on usage and usability in two user studies.
2008
The prevalence of lifestyle-related health problems is increasing rapidly. Many of the diseases and health risks could be prevented or alleviated by making changes toward healthier lifestyles. We have developed the Wellness Diary (WD), a concept for personal and mobile wellness management based on Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Two implementations of the concept were made for the Symbian Series 60 (S60) mobile phone platform, and their usability, usage, and acceptance were studied in two 3-month user studies. Study I was related to weight management and study II to general wellness management. In both the studies, the concept and its implementations were well accepted and considered as…
Why not complain? A paradoxical problem for mobile service and application providers
2014
Complaints from dissatisfied users of information systems (IS) help service and product providers decrease user churn and switching, prevent negative word-of-mouth, and improve their services and products. However, many dissatisfied individuals do not complain at all; rather, they remain silent, switch, or quit usage. The dilemma is particularly relevant in the context of mobile services and applications, in which only a fraction of users has been found to complain after negative experiences, even extreme ones. Although researchers have studied the reasons for complaining, only a few have investigated the reasons why individuals do not complain. To our best knowledge, there are no studies e…
Digitālo rīku efektivitāte personīgo finanšu pārvaldīšanā
2018
Bakalaura darbā “Digitālo rīku efektivitāte personīgo finanšu pārvaldīšanā” pētīta digitālo rīku izmantošanas efektivitāte personīgo finanšu pārvaldīšanā un studentu finanšpratības līmenis. Pētījuma mērķis ir noteikt, vai digitālie rīki var kalpot par efektīvu instrumentu, ar kuru palīdzību iespējams īstenot personīgo finanšu pārvaldīšanas procesu. Lai sasniegtu izvirzīto mērķi, bakalaura darbā izmantotas kvantitatīvas un kvalitatīvas pētniecības metodes – anketēšana, daļēji strukturētā intervija, dienasgrāmatas metode un kvalitatīvā kontentanalīze. Iegūtie dati analizēti un interpretēti, balstoties uz pragmatisma metateoriju un teorētisko modeli ELIS. Rezultāti parāda, ka digitālie rīki sn…
An Empirical Examination of the Economics of Mobile Application Security
2021
The growth of mobile devices coupled with the advances in mobile technologies has resulted in the development and widespread use of a variety of mobile applications (apps). Mobile apps have been developed for social networking, banking, receiving daily news, maintaining fitness, and for job-related tasks. The security of the apps is an important concern. However, in some cases, the app developers may be less interested to invest in the security of the apps, if users are unwilling to pay for the added security. In this paper, we empirically examine whether consumers are less willing to pay for security features than for usability features. In addition, we examine whether a third-party certif…
Estereotipos asociados al cuerpo humano: análisis de aplicaciones móviles usadas en la educación físico-deportiva
2022
Institutions and educators are massively and uncritically integrating digital curricular materials in their teaching praxis. This article aims to uncover whether health and fitness APP images convey or legitimize stereotypes linked to bodies, focusing on gender, race, somatotype and physical activity practice. We also analyse whether these apps are adequate for the recommended age or whether they are designed by physical education professionals. For that purpose, we designed a descriptive, comparative study based on content analysis on a sample of 373 images from 128 apps selected through a PRISMA review and a pilot test. Our results report that bodies reproduce a series of stereotypes: of …
Gender differences in usage and user experience of Oiva App
2015
Previous research has indicated that gender is an important demographic to consider when designing effective and tailored technology interventions. Despite this need, gender differences is still an understudied topic in the field of technology interventions. The objective of this study was to study gender differences in usage and user experience of a mental wellness app called Oiva. Gender differences in the app’s effect on the participants’ mental well-being were also investigated. Oiva is a stand-alone mental wellness app that aims to increase its users’ psychological flexibility by teaching Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) based skills. The study population of the current study wa…
Pasākumu plānošanas lietotne
2019
Kvalifikācijas darba mērķis ir izstrādāt lietotni, kura atvieglos pasākumu plānošanu, konkrēti uzlabojot iekšējo komunikāciju starp organizatoriem. Lai to uzlabotu, tiek dota iespēja lietotājiem savā starpā balsot par konkrētām tēmām, izveidot un rediģēt uzdevumus pasākuma īstenošanai, ievadīt un uzraudzīt budžeta izmaksas kā arī, brīvā tekstā, apspriest kādu jautājumu, lietojot čatus. Lietotnē ir svarīgi ir visi lietotāji, bet pasākumiem svarīgāki ir tieši divi, kuriem tiek dotas īpašas tiesības un papildus funkcionalitāte. Lietotne sastāv no 6 moduļiem - lietotāja, budžeta, čata, ideju, uzdevumu un pasākumu. Atslēgvārdi: iOS, mobīlā lietotne, pasākumu plānošana.
Measurement Properties of Smartphone Approaches to Assess Physical Activity in Healthy Young People: Systematic Review
2022
Background Physical inactivity is a preventable risk factor for several chronic diseases and one of the driving forces behind the growing global burden of disease. Recent evidence has shown that interventions using mobile smartphone apps can promote a significant increase in physical activity (PA) levels. However, the accuracy and reliability of using apps is unknown. Objective The aim of our review was to determine the accuracy and reliability of using mobile apps to measure PA levels in young people. We conducted a systematic review guided by PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses). Methods Studies published from 2007 to 2020 were sourced from 8 databa…
"I just cursed and opened a beer" : Explaining Mobile Users' Non-Complaining Behavior Through Coping
2015
Many users experience frustrating incidents with mobile applications. However, most users do not complain about their highly negative incidents to the application providers. Such dissatisfied non-complainers cause damage to application providers: they tend to exit, switch, and spread negative word-of-mouth. Therefore, it is important to understand why mobile users do not complain about their highly negative incidents. Within information systems (IS), there are no explanations for this dilemma. To address this gap, we conducted a qualitative study. By utilizing the theory of coping as a theoretical lens, we generated a mobile-specific theory that comprises problem-focused and emotion-focused…