Publications
peer reviewed
Physical sensemaking: Crafting for an invisible world of data
(2019) Marije Kanis Proceedings of CHI'19 Workshop on Troubling innovation: Craft and computing across boundaries, Glasgow, Scotland
downloadHow is the caregiver doing? Capturing caregivers’ experiences with a reflective toolkit
(2019) Lilian Bosch, Marije Kanis, Julia Dunn, Kearsley Stewart & Ben Kröse JMIR Mental Health 6(5), Special issue CHI 2019 4th Symposium on Computing and Mental Health: Designing Ethical eMental Health Services
download » External sourceDesign opportunities for supporting informal caregivers
(2016) Lilian Bosch & Marije Kanis Extended abstracts of CHI'16
downloadAttitudes towards vertical farming at home: A user study
(2016) Guido Jansen, Nazli Cila, Marije Kanis & Yanti Slaats Extended Abstracts of CHI 2016
downloadHow are you doing? Enabling older adults to enrich sensor data with subjective input
(2015) Marije Kanis, Saskia Robben & Ben Kröse Proceedings of Ubicomp 2015, Workshop on Human Behavior Understanding (HBU): Behavior analysis for the elderly, Springer International Publishing
downloadShould public displays be interactive? Evaluating the impact of interactivity on audience engagement
(2015) Mettina Veenstra, Niels Wouters, Marije Kanis, Stephan Brandenburg, Kevin te Raa, Bart Wigger & Andrew Vande Moere Proceedings of the international symposium on pervasive displays (PerDis)
downloadManaging flexible care with a context aware system for ageing-in-place
(2015) Saskia Robben, Lilian Bosch, Marije Kanis, Jasmien Decancq & Pascal Wiggers EAI Endorsed Transactions on Context-aware Systems and Applications, 15(5)
downloadNew Interdisciplinary Design of Pervasive Healthcare Applications (IDPHA) workshop
(2014) Jan Van Ooteghem, Femke Ongenae, An Jacobs, Marije Kanis & Pascal Wiggers Proceedings of Pervasive Health 2014
New approaches for engaging seniors in pervasive technology design
(2014) Marije Kanis, et al. Proceedings of CHI 2014 Workshop on Participatory design for people with cognitive and sensory impairments
downloadSensor monitoring in the home: Giving voice to elderly people
(2013) Marije Kanis, Saskia Robben, Judith Hagen, Anne Bimmerman, Natasja Wagelaar & Ben Kröse Proceedings of Pervasive Health '13
downloadInnovation in health care: Together with end users
(2013) Marise Schot, Miriam Reitenbach, Ron Boonstra, Saskia Robben, Pascal Wiggers, Margriet Pol, Marije Kanis, et al. Health-lab
downloadUsing an interactive model for designing public displays
(2013) Marije Kanis, Chantal Steur, Wouter Kievit, Steven Versluis, Duane Blaauw, Marcel Bolten & Mettina Veenstra Proceedings of Geodesign Summit Europe 2013
downloadCare4Balance: Balancing informal care through multi-stakeholder service design
(2013) Ann Ackaert, An Jacobs, Karen Willems, Saskia Robben, Marije Kanis, Martijn Vastenburg & Ziad Nehme Proceedings of AAL 2013 forum
Encouraging sustainable fashion with a playful recycling system
(2013) Lilian Bosch and Marije Kanis Proceedings of BCS-HCI '13
downloadIdentifying and visualizing relevant deviations in longitudinal sensor patterns for care professionals
(2013) Saskia Robben, Mario Boot, Marije Kanis & Ben Kröse Pervasive Health'13 International workshop on lifelogging for pervasive health
downloadLiving Labs as educational tool for ambient intelligence
(2012) Ben Krose, Mettina Veenstra, Saskia Robben & Marije Kanis Proceedings of AmI'12
downloadDesigning persuasive interactive environments: A hands-on workshop to explore interactivity and persuasion in design
(2012) Marco Rozendaal, Aadjan van der Helm, Walter Aprile, Arnold Vermeeren, Tilde Bekker, Marije Kanis & Wouter Middendorf Proceedings of AmI'12
downloadVisualizing ambient user experiences: Any how
(2012) Marije Kanis, et al. Proceedings of Workshop on Crafting urban camouflage, DIS 2012, New Castle, UK
downloadITour: Using ambient intelligence to support tourism
(2012) Sean Alizadeh, Marije Kanis & Mettina Veenstra Proceedings of Measuring behavior '12
downloadMiniature play: Using an interactive dollhouse to demonstrate ambient interactions in the home
(2012) Marije Kanis, Saskia Robben & Ben Kröse Proceedings of DIS '12
downloadStudying screen interactions long-term: The library as a case
(2012) Marije Kanis, Maarten Groen, Wouter Meys & Mettina Veenstra Proceedings of International Symposium on Pervasive Displays (PerDis 2012)
downloadAmbient monitoring from an elderly-centred design perspective: What, who and how
(2011) Sean Alizadeh, Jesse Groen, Milad Khalili, Saskia Robben, Sander Bakkes & Ben Kröse Proceedings of AmI'11
downloadCo-design in real-world settings for addressing varying community needs
(2011) Marije Kanis United we act. A scoping study and a symposium on connected communities, Joelle Bitton, Andrea Cavaco, Layla Gaye & Ben Jones (Eds)
» External sourceBeyond advertising: Large displays for supporting people’s needs and activities in public space
(2011) Mettina Veenstra, Marije Kanis, Maarten Groen, Wouter Meys & Wout Slakhorst CHI'11 Workshop on Large displays in urban life
downloadBiebBeep: an interactive screen for supporting public Library 2.0 information and social services
(2011) Marije Kanis, Wouter Meys, Mettina Veenstra, Maarten Groen & Wout Slakhorst CHI'11 Extended abstracts
download » External sourceTelemonitoring for assisted living residences: The medical specialists' view
(2011) Sean Alizadeh, Sander Bakkes, Marije Kanis, Marijn Rijken & Ben Kröse Proceedings of Med-e-Tel'11
downloadMaking mundane pleasures visible: Mediating daily likings with lightweight technology
(2010) Marije Kanis & Willem-Paul Brinkman Journal of Personal and Ubiquitous Computing, Special Issue on Social Interaction and Mundane Technologies, 14(3) 261-269
downloadHCI for positive change
(2009) Marije Kanis & Willem-Paul Brinkman Proceedings of CHI-NL'09, Leiden, The Netherlands
downloadPositive expressive technologies for social wellness
(2009) Marije Kanis PhD Thesis, Brunel University, United Kingdom
download » External sourceDesigning for positive disclosure: What do you like today?
(2009) Marije Kanis, Willem-Paul Brinkman & Mark Perry International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics, 39(3) 564- 572
downloadMundane pleasures in everyday life
(2008) Marije Kanis, Antti Salovaara & Willem-Paul Brinkman Proceedings of SIMTech '08, Cambridge, United Kingdom
downloadMinimal Connectedness: Exploring the effects of positive messaging using mobile technology
(2008) Marije Kanis, Mark Perry & Willem-Paul Brinkman Proceedings of CHI '08, Florence, Italy, 2513-2522
downloadTechnologies for mental wellness
(2008) Marije Kanis, Mark Perry & Willem-Paul Brinkman Proceedings of CHI '08 Workshop on Technology and Mental Health, Florence, Italy, 68-71
downloadDesigning technologies that encourage the sharing of positive emotions
(2008) Marije Kanis & Willem-Paul Brinkman Emotion in HCI: Joint proceedings of the 2005-2007 International Workshops, Fraunhofer IRB Verlag, Stuttgart
downloadWhat do people like? The design of a mobile tool to harness and share positive thoughts
(2007) Marije Kanis & Willem-Paul Brinkman Proceedings of ECCE 2007, London, August 28-31, 191-198
downloadFacilitating socio-pleasure as mediated by ubiquitous technology
(2006) Marije Kanis, Brinkman, Willem-Paul Brinkman & Robert MacRedie Proceedings of ECCE13, Zürich, 117-118
downloadThe ubiquitous learning space
(2005) Niall Winters, Marije Kanis, Stefan Agamanolis & Richard Noss CAL 2005 Symposium, Bristol, UK
Toward wearable social networking with iBand
(2005) Marije Kanis, Niall Winters, Stefan Agamanolis & Cian Cullinan CHI '05 extended abstracts on Human factors in computing systems, Portland, 5-7 April
downloadDeveloping wearable devices for social networking
(2005) Niall Winters & Marije Kanis Less is more - Simple Computing in an age of complexity International Forum, Microsoft Research, Cambridge, United Kingdom
iBand: a wearable device for handshake- augmented interpersonal information exchange
(2004) Marije Kanis, Niall Winters, Stefan Agamanolis & Cian Cullinan Adjunct Proceedings of Ubicomp, International Conference on Ubiquitous Computing, Nottingham
downloadThe WANDerful Alcove: Encouraging constructive social interaction with a socially transforming interface
(2003) Marije Kanis, Stefan Agamanolis, Cati Vaucelle & Glorianna Davenport Proceedings of INTERACT 2003 International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction
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What makes a succesful data physicalization? - Design canvas
(2019) Marije Kanis, Shavonda Kewaldar & Monique Pijls Zichtbaar slimmer, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands
downloadZichtbaar slimmer: Resultaten in beeld
(2019) Marije Kanis, Monique Pijls & Shavonda Kewaldar Hogeschool van Amsterdam
» External sourceHow is the caregiver doing? Capturing caregivers’ experiences with a reflective toolkit -CHI '19 presentation slides
(2019) Marije Kanis Presented at CHI 2019 4th Symposium on Computing and Mental Health
download » External sourceRevealing design: Physical & Visual results
(2019) Marije Kanis, Monique Pijls & Shavonda Kewaldar Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
» External sourceHoe maak je data tastbaar? Voorbeelden van (data) fysicalisatie
(2019) Marije Kanis, Shavonda Kewaldar & Monique Pijls Hogeschool van Amsterdam
» External sourceDatakaartjes voor datafysicalisatie
(2018) Marije Kanis & Monique Pijls (2018) Zichtbaar slimmer, Hogeschool van Amsterdam
downloadResearch checklist - English edition 2.0
(2018) Marije Kanis (2018) University of Applied Sciences Amsterdam
downloadHandboek schermen in de publieke ruimte: van intentie tot gebruik
(2014) Mettina Veenstra & Niels Wouters (red). Met bijdragen van Marcel Bolten, Marco van Hout, Hans ter Burg, Bert Pinkster, Marije Kanis, Denisse Iglesias, et al.
» External sourceInnoveren in de zorg samen met de eindgebruiker!
(2013) Marise Schot, Miriam Reitenbach, Ron Boonstra, Saskia Robben, Pascal Wiggers, Margriet Pol, Marije Kanis, et al. Health-lab, Amsterdam
» External sourceiBand: A social networking device for handshake augmented exchange of personal design and information
(2004) Marije Kanis Invited participation Open Doors, Project Leaders Round table, Amsterdam